Restaurant Chez Jackie

I absolutely adore the breakfast at this restaurant. It's large, delicious, and doesn't break the bank. The owner has a wonderful attitude and is very warm-hearted. I often visit when I'm shopping at nearby thrift stores, and it brings me a lot of happiness without costing much. This restaurant is my go-to for breakfast in the whole village. If I had to choose a favorite for comfort food and ambiance, this would be the place I'd pick.

The restaurant is small with an outdoor terrace and ample parking. They serve delicious freshly squeezed orange juice and offer a diverse brunch menu. In addition to burgers and pizzas, it seems like you can customize your brunch as everything is made to order. The service is friendly and efficient. It's worth noting that they are not open for dinner service.

We have been frequenting Chez Jackie for more than a year and a half now, and the food never disappoints! The decor is constantly evolving with new paintings, antiques, snacks, and take-out options. It seems like every visit brings a refreshed menu as Jackie adds new dishes to her offerings. In addition to the table menu, there are numerous specials and deals written on the walls in a chalkboard style, including a variety of beers, desserts, and other offerings. The prices are unbeatable, and if you're craving comfort food, this is the place to be.

Very friendly service, nice terrace and absolutely delicious food. Great value and very thoughtfully presented. We would definitely return to this restaurant.

Chez Jackie is an excellent little restaurant that opened in February of 2015. Before noticing the very reasonable prices, you 'll definitely appreciate the vintage decor that makes the place so cozy. Everything is vibrant and colorful and very well accomplished. It makes for a cheerful and amicable place to sit for either breakfast, brunch, lunch or even an afternoon snack with a soda, beer or wine. For free parking, you have either the street or a spacious area in the back of the restaurant. If you park in the rear, you end up entering the restaurant through its second-floor terrace, which offers a nice view on Lac Masson on one side and a nice private cedar hedge on the other. Chez Jackie has a liquor license so you can order a beer or wine with your meal but they also offer a wide array of sodas and the owner really knows her stuff about old-fashioned soda brands that she displays next to her old Coca Cola posters and ads. She can talk about the differences in flavours between the lesser-known Stewart 's or Boyland 's brands and the bigger brands like Fanta, Crush and Coca Cola. You can tell that she is passionate about the topic. We have gone many times over the last year and have been able to try a few of Jackie 's delicious cooking. One staple that we order each and every time are her fries. Even if we 're driving by, we 'll stop by for a take-out order of her crispy coated/breaded fries. They make for a fine poutine as well. Her pizzas are delicious and you will not be disappointed by her home-made tomato sauce. Little of what she serves is not home-made in her cozy kitchen that she often alternates from, between cooking and serving, but the sauce is worth the extra mention. The pizza comes in single-serving size but is quite filling. We haven 't tried her brunch or breakfast yet but Chez Jackie is first on our list. The restaurant is located on the main floor from street level, but has a lower floor on the rear (next to the parking area) which the owner has transformed into an ice cream parlor, equally well-decorated in vintage style. It is set to open in mid-May and will offer hard and soft ice cream, sundaes, milk shakes and a candy-store section.