It's a nice cafe but man it's full of people working from "home". Too loud, busy, noisy for actual…read morework but okay if you want meetings in-person. Not if you're on calls. Matcha was fine. Acceptable, has no sugar added which i appreciate and it wasn't the cheap grassy crap Starbucks serves.

This was a charming little Cafe on the outskirts of Montreal. We stopped for lunch. Friendly staff…read more Delicious chicken salad croissant, ham cheese croissant! We sat outside, on a windy, glorious day, under a tree. My husband liked their coffee. They had wonderful pastries as well. Definitely recommend for a light meal.

Place is cute and cozy, perfect for a coffee. It is also…read moreamazing that they accept dogs. However the pastries weren't that delicious, service was cold, and the coffee wasn't too good and served in a cardboard cup while I was drinking it there, so I would have preferred a real cup. I might go and try again because maybe it was just a bad day...

Le Webster is a very cozy and friendly coffee shop. I enjoy going there to find new varieties of…read morepastries, bars and most of all: local and healthy products! Their staff is very nice, the service is also pretty fast comparing to other local coffee shops I've been to. My only concern with this place is how small it is. I would love to stay there for hours and study and refill my coffee, but unfortunately, it has happen more than once that the place is full and it's impossible to stay there and study. Despite all that, it's a beautiful place where you can grab coffee, they also have a cute terrasse for outdoor coffee or conversations in the summer. I definitely recommend this place! You have to try their date squares!

We were looking for a local coffee shop, where we could get a pick me up and a pastry. I looked at…read morethe menu online before going and was excited to see they had a gluten free slice of cake and cold brew. When I arrived, the young lady working behind the counter was extremely pleasant. She was also patient with my need to speak English, as french is the dominant language. Unfortunately the cold brew was out and she offered me an iced americano, which I accepted. Truthfully, I really wanted to like it because she was so sweet but I really didn't care for it at all. It was completely melted and there was no ice left, by the time I got to the car. It was also vanilla, but I didn't care for the syrup they used. Second, they didn't have any gluten free options for sweets. She mentioned that sometimes they have a gluten free brownie but they didn't that day. It was very disappointing. My husband got the last chocolate croissant, so he was happy. I wouldn't return to this coffee shop but I'm sure others had a more positive experience.

We went there as a fun ride and try a café out of Montreal downtown in laval! You must be thinking…read morethat we are crazy people... but the Montreal weather can do that to you. Thankfully it was a sunny spring Sunday. The place is like any other normal cafe. The service is good. I had their hot chocolate whih I like bwcause it was not very sweet. We sat their for more than 2 hours, playing ludo. It was a fun afternoon.

What a beautiful and vibrant coffeeshop! The decor and design of this place is stunning. If you…read morelike the old stuff, and want to go through the nostalgia, this place gives you that love. The staff are awesome and passionate about their shop. All their food is homemade. We tried a cup of cappuccino, a cup of latte and a heartwarming tiropita. All simply delicious. I can't wait to come back here again.

A new cafe opened its doors this week. A true hidden gem in Verdun. They offer hot beverages,…read moresandwiches and baked goods. The true wow-factor as soon as you walk in, Art Deco style leaving good vibes and so much warmth. A taste of 'central perk' the cafe from 'Friends' with a touch of colourful couches and humorous wall-art. The perfect ingredients to make you feel at home. Their latte and hot chocolate were as heart warming as the owners ans staff. good. They also offer sandwiches and baked goods. I would definitely come back soon. Check them out when you are in hood and grab a cup!

The Short Version: Caribbean cafe with good coffee served in…read morenovel paper cups that look like takeout containers. The Long Version: Hectare Cafe is located in a mini food hall called Le Coin Gourmand in Old Montreal. I was at One Babo in the same food hall getting a bubble tea and since my husband does not like bubble tea and is a coffee fiend, he popped into Hectare Cafe to get his third coffee of the day (!) He got a small Americano ($4). It came in a cool-looking paper cup that looked like a takeout container (see my photo). He enjoyed it and said it was delicious. I had a taste and it was ok, lol, but I'm not a coffee connoisseur and I don't like my coffee black the way he does. He said service was friendly. The food hall is cute. There's indoor seating but it's very small in there. I did spot some Haitian pastries like Pate Kòde which I'd love to try on a future visit. Review #212 (2025)

Cute little shop around where we were staying. Needed a quick wake me up shot and stumbled upon…read morethis cute little gem while waiting for our Lyft. Not busy at all. Located in the building with two other storefronts? Basically it shared the space with what looked like a Pho place and a Crepe/Boba place. We ordered a double espresso and a macchiato shot. Wasn't anything spectacular, didn't expect for it to be but it certainly got the job done. They also have pastries as well. Will be back before our trip ends to try their empanadas!

New breakfast spot for this residential neighborhood of Greenfield Park, steps away from the…read moreCharles-LeMoyne Hospital and the Taschereau Boulevard, lined with popular fast-food options. Newly opened on July 1st, the only Indian thing about Bombay is its name--it's not an Indian restaurant, but a cozy café run by friendly Mariana Chopova, the owner but also the only cook. Bombay builds its menu around eggs and chicken for the whole day. Although breakfast is served all day upon request, the main attraction of this restaurant is the chicken, marinated and roasted on-site in a roaster displayed near the entrance of the kitchen. Marinated for 24h then roasted by Mariana herself, the chicken, served in quarters with greens and pilaf rice or homies, is crisp on the outside and tender and lean on the inside, as expected. Subtedly salty, the main taste is the conforting smell of smoke, adding to the barbeque feel of the meat. I got the lunch with the pilaf rice instead of the homies, and although it's rather unconventional, the rice, cooked in chicken broth and served with peppers, was satisfyingly filling and represents an interesting carb option to accompany the meat. As for the greens, they are as expected. The chicken soup is made from homemade chicken broth, which explains the shreds of meat--a great surprise! Since I have a sweet tooth, I also tried the offered homemade dessert, which was an angel's cake (gâteau des anges) today, served with fresh grapes and blueberries under drips of syrup. The syrups were a bit overwhelming and made the dessert deceivingly normal, almost tasting like store-bought cakes. Since it was lunchtime, I didn't have the chance to try the breakfast - 1 or 2 eggs served with a choice of meat and a crêpe, for only $5 or so. Pastries and coffee, including espresso, are also sold. I will definitely comeback to try these meal options, since the service was friendly. It was a pleasant café to be seated in on his hot summer day, since the windows are large and that a patio is available. The decor might be a bit gaudy because of the dollar-store placemats, but the refurbished church benches used as seatings definitely complete the retro feel of this neighborhood café without making it look too overdone. The menu might be a but too simple as for now, but the neighborhood definitely needed an independent café and breakfast place, and it's definitely a good start for Mariana and her staff.

As like many other reviewers, this adorable cafe was next door to my hotel. I was craving a latte…read moreand croissant and got the most creamy, beautiful latte (with swan latte art) and a fresh, buttery croissant. I found the cafe a bit pricier than others I visited while in Montreal, but the size of the croissant and latte certainly made up for that. The place has a great vibe, is bright, and offers some local goods and crafts. I could tell many of the customers were likely students from the university across the street. I would definitely come here again if I am in the area.

This coffee shop was right next to our hotel. So we tried it and I got the regular iced vanilla…read morelatte and it was so good! Ask for half sweetened or it's way too sweet! And the staff was so nice. Especially to my 4 year old! We loved getting our morning coffee here.

Great atmosphere, lots of good seating and sun. 1 gender…read moreneutral bathroom. Staff were kind. Not the best egg coffee I've ever had but good iced Vietnamese coffee. $6.90/cup. Got 1 to stay (see picture) and 1 to go. The one to-go was not stirred but stirring it in the to-go cup was difficult. Overall good coffee, nice place.

Loved Phin Cafe!! The atmosphere is relaxed and yet tasteful, providing an excellent cafe…read moreexperience. We had multiple Vietnamese coffees that just hit the spot with a strong and smooth effect. We also shared some pastries and a yogurt parfait. The yogurt parfait is delicious and made fresh. The staff are gracious and serve the food/drinks with love. 5 out of 5.

Very unique with tasty baked goods. Perfect stop to warm up. I enjoyed one of their tasty hot…read morechocolate with bourbon