Chez Céline

Weekend brunch portions at Chez Céline are generous, guests frequently praise the brunch and say they left comfortably full after their meals.

Private dining isn't part of Chez Céline's offering, the focus is on the lively, open dining room and convivial neighbourhood atmosphere.

Sunday brunch is a standout, guests repeatedly call Chez Céline’s weekend brunch one of the best in the city and praise its value and dishes.

Yes, Chez Céline works well for special evenings: guests report memorable anniversary and birthday visits, thoughtful service, and excellent wine pairings that make celebrations feel special.

Chez Céline mixes Montreal edge and Parisian elegance in a beaming corner room, with an intimate, close‑table bistro feel, lively music and a buzzy dining room often make it quite loud, while service is consistently described as warm and attentive.

Yes, families dine here, especially at weekend brunch, and staff have happily accommodated children (for example, making a to‑go bag for a child and hosting family birthday brunches).

Casual Dress, comfortable, informal clothes are appropriate for this casual‑dining bistro.

Chez Céline centres on its beaming, beautiful dining room and also offers bar seating, guests report sitting at the bar and dining at closely set tables in the main room.

Yes, guests report the team handles booking notes and special requests: large parties were asked to email for reservations and the restaurant emailed set‑menu options, and reviewers say staff accommodated dietary restrictions and seating requests when asked.

For the standout experience, plan for weekend brunch, Chez Céline runs brunch Saturdays and Sundays from 9:00 am–1:00 pm, and multiple guests call their weekend brunch “spectacular” or the best in the city.