ville-marie Le Village - Projets et nouvelles

[Rocco]

Le genre de commerce qui manquait dans le coin. Misère.

[p_xavier]

Le genre de commerce qui manquait dans le coin. Misère.

 

Au fait oui, j'aime pouvoir manger de la pizza take out.

[Joelb]

Au moins y'aura pu le club a côté pour faire brûler le bâtiment constamment! haha

 

Je suis surpris du peu de nombre de Pizza Pizza a Montréal, mais a Toronto, messemble que y'en a à tous les 5 coins de rue. Forcément parce qu'on mange plus diversifié ici!

[IluvMTL]

Etk un club de moins. Le Pure n'ouvrira pas en haut. ça sera des logements il me semble....

 

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[IluvMTL]

OPENING ALERT THE VILLAGE

Café Oui Mais Non Expands with Circus-Themed Village Spinoff

 

by Tim Forster Jul 22, 2016, 6:54p

 

 

Facebook/La Graine Brûlée JP Loignon inside his new village cafe, La Graine Brûlée

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Phallic puns abound

 

The four-person team behind Villeray's homey two-year-old cafe Oui Mais Non are expanding into the heart of the Village's pedestrian street today with the official opening of La Graine Brûlée. The cafe looks to be as colourful as the thousands of pink balls hanging over the street outside. The crew decided to keep the characteristic red and white tiling and colour scheme from the Five Guys Burgers & Fries that formerly occupied the space.

 

"Graine" refers to a certain male appendage in Quebecois French, and it's not difficult to grasp the joke in their punny slogan: "every 'graine' is unique."

 

Owner JP Loignon describes the new digs: "It's something that felt like kind of a fair, kind of like a circus. It's a bit of a Burning Man situation with temporary installations and lots of raw materials." There are plenty of wood structures to help make the sizable space feel not-too- sparse, including treehouse-like nooks that customers can climb into.

 

To drink, the offerings are mostly the same as Oui Mais Non: Loignon tells Eater that the coffee will be a Café Olimpico style Italian blend, from local supplier Espresso Mali. "We want to have something consistent, which is why we go with a blend," he explains. While they're shying away from third wave, Graine Brûlée looks to integrate itself as one of the few quality brews in a hood mostly populated by Starbucks and Tim Hortons.

 

The food is comforting, "grandma's house" style - muffins, sandwiches, chili and soups at affordable prices. They're giving numerous cheeky nods to the Village's gay character in the theme, too: "graine" refers to a certain male appendage in Quebecois French, and it's not difficult to grasp the joke in their punny slogan: "every 'graine' is unique". Keeping with the phallic approach, there are even hotdogs on the menu. Too far? Loignon says no: "It's always slippery, but we try to keep a humour that's between intelligent and childish."

 

La Graine Brûlée, 921 Sainte-Catherine Est, (514) 903-8550.

 

Open daily from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Site - http://www.lagrainebrulee.com

 

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[IluvMTL]

à l'est de Visitation

 

 

 

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[MtlMan]

à l'est de Visitation

 

 

Ça a remplacé Matines. J'y suis allé. C'est pas mal bon. Excellent service. Ils étaient sur le Plateau avant, mais ils ont déménagé dans le Village.

[Rocco]

Ça a remplacé Matines. J'y suis allé. C'est pas mal bon. Excellent service. Ils étaient sur le Plateau avant, mais ils ont déménagé dans le Village.

Pourquoi avoir quitté leur super spot populaire dans le Plateau pour ce coin de rue bordé de prostitués? Quel mauvais business move! Fermeture dans max 1 an.

[IluvMTL]

Ça a remplacé Matines. J'y suis allé. C'est pas mal bon. Excellent service. Ils étaient sur le Plateau avant, mais ils ont déménagé dans le Village.

Hâte de l'essayer!

 

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[ERJ-Boy]

En fait ils sont déménagé parce que c'Est plus grand et il y a une terrasse. Et jusqu'à maintenant depuis le mois de mai chaque fin de semaine c'est aussi plein que quand c'était sur le plateau!