Essential Brossard
Looking for the best restaurants in Brossard, the ones genuinely worth the trip? If you only had a handful of addresses to keep, from Quartier DIX30 to Boulevard Taschereau, these would be them. Across every cuisine — Cantonese dim sum, Moroccan tagine, homemade pho, a wine bar and Uyghur grills — our favourites, the ones we recommend without a second thought when family's in town.
11 restaurants in this guide
How we choose: our editors rank these from first-hand knowledge of Brossard — food, consistency and value. No restaurant pays to be listed or ranked here.
Our picks
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Chinese $$
The South Shore's Cantonese dim sum institution: carts rolling by, har gow and siu mai ticked off as they come, and room for big tables. A table families have packed for years.
7209 Boul. Taschereau, Local 111
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MoroccanCafé $$
A small family-run Moroccan café where the tagine actually simmers and the pastries come out of the oven — the kind of hidden gem you're glad is in the neighbourhood.
6785 Boul. Milan, J4Z 2B5, Brossard
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French $$$
A wine bar and chef-driven kitchen for the big occasions: a careful list, plates to share and a room that carries a happy hour as well as a birthday dinner.
1500 Avenue des Lumières, Local 5, J4Y 0B3, Brossard
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Atlas Uyghur Restaurant
Editor's pickUyghurChinese8050 Boul. Taschereau, Local W
Atlas Uyghur Restaurant in Brossard, halal Uyghur cuisine: hand-pulled laghman noodles with beef and stir-fried vegetables, big plate chicken (Dapanji), Polo pilaf rice, lamb kebabs, samsa and mantu dumplings. Formerly Dolan Uyghur.
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BBQ Créole
Editor's pickBBQCaribbean5625 Grande Allée
BBQ Créole in Brossard serves Haitian cuisine: griot (crispy fried pork), lambi (conch), family BBQ chicken, chicken wings with rice, plantains and salad.
$$ 3 bus routes -
Cafe Kuya
Editor's pickFilipinoCafé +11200 Boulevard de Rome, Local M
Café Kuya in Brossard: café with Filipino roots, founded by Philip Penalosa and Jean-Noel Quilatan. Specialty coffee (Montreal-roasted and Filipino beans) and ube latte, with a food menu built around burgers and breakfast (halal-beef smash burger, tocino sandwich, beef BLT, breakfast sandos) and a few Filipino sweets like buko pie.
$$ 7 bus routes -
Jabeen's Cuisine
Editor's pickIndianPakistani5750 Boulevard Taschereau
Halal Indian and Pakistani restaurant in Brossard: biryani, butter chicken, seekh kebab and dal makhani. All-you-can-eat lunch buffet, catering service and reception hall for 225 guests.
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L'Aurochs Steakhouse
Editor's pickSteakhouse1720 Avenue des Lumières, Suite 5
L'Aurochs Steakhouse at Quartier DIX30: Angus dry-aged beef steakhouse — rib eye, filet mignon, beef tartare and lobster cake. Full bar, private dining room and adjacent 18+ lounge (Vestibule signé L'Aurochs). Closed Monday and Sunday.
$$$ 8 bus routes -
Restaurant Bohemia
Editor's pickCzech1725 Chemin des Prairies
Family-run Czech restaurant in Brossard: homemade beef goulash, svíčková, veal liver and fried pork tenderloin.
$$ 2 bus routes -
Restaurant Hoài Huöng
Editor's pickVietnamese8500 Boul. Taschereau, Suite 20
Restaurant Hoài Huong in Brossard: family-style Vietnamese cuisine — over ten homemade soups, pho, imperial rolls, grills and wok-sautéed dishes. Second location of the long-running Hoài Huong on rue Victoria in Montreal, run by the founders' son. Kids menu available. Bring your own wine.
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Sushi Yasu
Editor's pickJapanese1200 Boul. de Rome, Local W
Sushi Yasu in Brossard: family-run Japanese restaurant since 1999, with nigiri, sashimi, temaki and Moriawase. Beer, sake and cocktails, reservations via Autoreserve.
$$ 7 bus routes
Frequently asked questions
- What are the best restaurants in Brossard?
- Our essentials: La Maison Kam Fung for Cantonese dim sum, Café Mogador for Moroccan tagine, and Canons for a wine bar and chef-driven cooking. The guide gathers a handful more, across every cuisine.
- Where can I get good dim sum in Brossard?
- La Maison Kam Fung — the South Shore's Cantonese dim sum institution, with rolling carts and room for big tables.