We discovered this lunch spot during the World Cup, as a much more civilised place to watch soccer (downing Pietras and mimosas) than other places around the corner. They may not be re- inventing French fare at this well- located upstairs bar and beautiful airy downstairs room however a superb addition to the neighbourhood; Tartinery is an affordable brunch option for those who love open- faced sandwiches. Done either on multi- grain or Poilane's famous bread, the tartines (which come with a salad) range from steak minute (tender with lovely vinegary onions); Nicoise (the salad on a sandwich, though they have it as a entree salad as well); saumon fume, and a slew of cheese favourites such as croque monsieur or madame, brie with ham and a fresh mozzarella option. Sweet options include Choco (unmelted chocolate chips on toast), caramel, and butter with jam. Take a pass on the salads, and go instead for the chicken soup which is a nice broth with simple veggies. Early risers can also pop in for a simple breakfast of croissants and raisin bread, and the fresh blender juices, such as the Citrus Squeeze or Sweet Ginger.

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