Whether you live at Solar, arrive by REM or simply want to discover a new Brossard address, the neighbourhood offers varied choices for a full meal, a quick bite, brunch or coffee. Here is a practical overview of the main establishments currently found at Solar Uniquartier.
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All restaurants at a glance
Businesses and opening hours may change. Always confirm details with the restaurant before visiting.
Table-service restaurants
- Chez Lionel — French brasserie
- Industria Pizzeria + Bar — Italian cuisine
- Vertigo — bistro and international cuisine
- Escondite — Mexican cuisine
- IRU Izakaya — Japanese cuisine
- Tokyo Station — Japanese and Korean cuisine
- Kampai Sushi — sushi and Japanese cuisine
- La Cage — sports restaurant
Quick-service restaurants and counters
- Mandy’s — salads and bowls
- Adelina Bar à Pâtes — fresh pasta
- Boustan — shawarma and Mediterranean cuisine
- Mon Ami Coréen — fried chicken and Korean dishes
- Oh! Dumplings — dumplings and Chinese cuisine
- Poulet Rouge — grilled chicken bowls
- Rock’N Deli — smoked meat and burgers
- Top Pizza Shop — New York-style pizza
- L’Œufrier — breakfast and brunch
Cafés and snacks
- Café Van Houtte
- Starbucks
- Boulangerie Ange
- L2 Bubble Tea
Table-service restaurants
Chez Lionel offers a contemporary French-brasserie experience led by chef Frédéric Dufort. It works equally well for lunch, dinner or weekend brunch.
Industria Pizzeria + Bar serves Italian classics in a modern industrial setting. The menu includes handcrafted pizzas, pasta and shareable dishes.
Vertigo is a relaxed bistro with a menu influenced by several cuisines. Its large terrace, pictured at the top of this guide, makes it especially appealing during the warmer months.
Escondite offers a playful take on Mexican street food. Tacos, small plates and bold flavours make it easy to sample several dishes.
IRU Izakaya draws inspiration from Japanese izakayas and offers a varied menu that includes gyoza, takoyaki, tataki, ramen and chirashi bowls.
Tokyo Station brings Japanese and Korean influences together in a lively setting. It is a good option for sharing several plates and discovering different Asian specialties.
Kampai Sushi specializes in sushi, sashimi and creative rolls. Guests can dine in, order takeout or choose delivery.
La Cage combines a sports-restaurant atmosphere with a menu of familiar favourites. Its many screens make it a natural choice for watching a game with a group.
Quick-service restaurants and counters
Mandy’s is known for generous salads and customizable bowls. It is a convenient choice for a fresh, quick lunch tailored to individual preferences.
Adelina Bar à Pâtes centres its concept on fresh pasta. The counter-service format offers a comforting meal without a lengthy sit-down experience.
Boustan serves Mediterranean and Middle Eastern favourites, including shawarma, bowls, plates and several vegetarian options.
Mon Ami Coréen features Korean fried chicken, grilled meats, bibimbap, rice cakes and sweet-potato noodles. It is a quick way to discover several South Korean classics.
Oh! Dumplings prepares handmade jiaozi with a variety of fillings. The menu also includes meal-sized soups, fried rice and noodles.
Poulet Rouge serves customizable bowls with grilled chicken, rice, vegetables and a choice of sauces. The concept focuses on generous meals prepared quickly.
Rock’N Deli is a destination for smoked meat, burgers and poutine. Its menu draws on classic Montreal deli favourites.
Top Pizza Shop serves New York-style pizza by the pie or slice. Its thin crust and straightforward toppings work for either a snack or a quick meal.
L’Œufrier focuses on breakfast, brunch and lunch. Its broad menu makes it a practical choice for morning outings or a casual daytime meal.
Cafés, bakery and drinks
Café Van Houtte offers specialty coffee, hot drinks, pastries and light meals prepared on site. It is a convenient stop for work, a meeting or takeout.
Starbucks offers its familiar menu of coffee and customizable drinks, along with snacks and a few quick breakfast or lunch options.
Boulangerie Ange offers bread, pastries, desserts, sandwiches and pizza. It works equally well for picking up a loaf or grabbing a light meal.
L2 Bubble Tea specializes in bubble tea and customizable drinks, with a choice of flavours, toppings and sweetness levels.
Before you visit
Solar Uniquartier’s restaurant lineup can change quickly as businesses open, move or adjust their schedules. Check the official neighbourhood directory or contact the establishment directly to confirm hours, reservations and available services.
With Du Quartier REM station, nearby parking and Quartier DIX30 close by, these addresses are accessible in several ways. The best choice depends mainly on the time of day, how much time you have and the atmosphere you want.