Great matcha, great sandwich. I didn't realize this was their official name, I have been searching…read more"Café Septembre" or September Café. Super confusing. Anyway, great vibe, gets busy af in the morning with students (?) or young professionals (?) coming in for coffee and breakfast. I would definitely come back again

There was a line but I was expecting it, we went around 10 on Saturday and it really wasn't bad…read more That's pancakes are delicious and service was was nice and fast. We enjoyed the backyard seating.

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!

We found Lili & Oli on Yelp while exploring Atwater Farmers Market. Lili & Oli was busy but we…read morefound a decent table to enjoy our well prepared oat milk latte. Ambiance was busy but not noisy. Service was (very) fast, friendly and efficient. Great stop for good coffee especially while visiting the canal area and Atwater Market.

Nice and quaint cafe. We went for a Cold Brew and a Petit Cafe Glace (which wasn't so petit!) on a…read morehot day. Loved them both. Interesting idea of coffee infused ice cubes, so more coffee as the cubes melt. We didn't try the food as we weren't hungry. The staff was nice and friendly. A couple of parking spots on the other side of the street. Definitely recommended.

They don't have a lot of non coffee options which is a shame if you visit with a non coffee person…read more The cold brew was meh. But the vibes, the place had great atmosphere and they were even hosting a market when we visited. It's a great place to hang in a fun neighborhood

This is a great local coffee shop with friendly people! We came here early morning Sunday and it…read morewas already busy. I had a latte and my boyfriend had a cold brew and it was excellent. We also ordered a croissant and a cheese danish it was mouth watering !!! Must check out this local coffee shop if you're in the area. You won't be disappointed!

New discovery in Saint Henri, just opened this week and the official opening party this Thursday…read more The manager was quite pleasant to talk to and the staff was friendly. There bread claims to be home made (made by Boulangerie Guillaume) and most of there produce is local bought. I ordered the oeuf parfait, I was quite impressed. Being a fan of mushrooms they were excellent and had a nice crunch to them. The egg was just right and all in all packed with flavor. The bread deserves a review on its own. It's quince dense and has this charcoal taste. My friend ordered the Tartine and it was a wonderful mix of fresh, bitter and tasty ingredients. Just the right amount. Ambiance is trendy and chill, staff is friendly. Over all if come back and try the dinner menu.

Really enjoyed our visit. The atmosphere is what makes this place special--it feels like working or…read morerelaxing in a beautiful historic library rather than a typical café. The space is spacious, quiet, and has a great vibe. The Wi-Fi also seemed fast, making it a great spot to get some work done. I had the flat white, and my wife had a decaf coffee. We enjoyed both. Definitely worth a visit whether you're looking for a good coffee or a unique place to spend an hour.

After a dandy brunch at Dandy and the striking atrium at the Centre de Commerce Mondial, Jamie W…read moreand I fully expected a Montreal must-experience triple play with this heavily Instagrammed cafe. Housed under the vaunted ceiling of the grand, neo-classical former Royal Bank of Canada building, the cafe, we agreed, was most impressive when we looked upward at the marble and historic detail. It was just when our gazes gravitated toward ground level that we became less entranced. It was a zoo, a triggering tourist vacuum with an endless queue. There was nothing wrong with the attentive staff. What got on our nerves was the complete indifference of entitled customers in front of us, especially families that require constant attention and selfishly barricade every open table. It took us quite a while to find a space for us as we waited for our C$6.47 12-ounce Iced Lattes (Photo 9). It was the first time I saw a surcharge for ice, C$0.22. Anyway, despite the crowds and the middling coffee, it was worth the stop for the architecture. I wondered if the common workspace on the opposite side of the counter was worthwhile for locals. Obviously it meant little to us as tourists. COFFEE - 3.5 stars...rather middling considering the setting...what's with the surcharge for ice? AMBIANCE - 3 stars... historic architecture compromised by the crowds SERVICE - 3.5 stars...pretty efficient considering TOTAL - 3 stars...worth the stop but probably just once CORRESPONDING REVIEWS Dandy: https://yelp.to/91vXGUrXOo Centre de Commerce Mondial: https://yelp.to/ECo5MJJgGa RELATED - Exploring Montreal? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/BaC1c_eBQB

With Verdun having undergone gentrification like no one's business, the next hot-spot is going to…read morebe Ville Emard and Monk Boulevard, I think. The pawn shops and thrift shops are disappearing and the cafes with avocado toast and Nutella waffles are showing up. Go now before the place is ruined. Cafe Central keeps a low-key vibe with friendly service, great cofffee, drinks, brunch and breakfast items, cookies, and treats, lots of natural light, vintage furniture and happy green plants everywhere. There's also Wi-Fi and tables so you can work here as well. The vibe here is chill but happy.

Belle Trouvaille un ami me suggère d'aller a ce café pour…read moreun verre de vin ou café. tu commandes au comptoir, tu vas vers ta table avec un numéro et on viendra t'apporter ta commande. Pas une grande liste de vins mais mais le vin maison est de qualité. Le service est excellent et ils veulent que tu reviennes. Bel ambiance de café pas trop bruyant.

I ate breakfast here 3 days during my week in Montreal. I love the atmosphere of the restaurant,…read moreas well as the design, and the food & service is fantastic. I had a the Full Breakfast the first day. Similar to a full English except for the pâté & fruit. It was wonderful. The next day I had the breakfast poutine casserole. I'm not sure what all was in it, but it's one of the best things I had in Montreal! That's why I came back before leaving to have it again! When I return to Montreal I shall have it once more! Their coffee is particularly good, and Dahlia is an excellent server! She taught me a lot about the area.

Went here just to grab an iced tea but found out that all the pastries on display are vegan! Tried…read morea chocolatine and it was excellent. I wish I didn't live 2000 miles away

I enjoyed the experience, with good viennoiseries, friendly service, and a comfortable atmosphere…read more It was a solid local find that I would happily visit again. Enjoy!

First time visiting this place, but it's not new. In fact, it's been in the neighborhood for 5-6…read moreyears! Might be cause the storefront is not the most obvious as the bakery is quite small. The focal point of the bakery is of course, the counter. There is a paper ticket system for service on busier days. When I went in, it was quiet so ticket optional. We were greeted right away by friendly staff. When I asked for recommendations, Marie took me on a visual and descriptive tour highlighting some of their specialty products. I went for the seasonal maple roll dusted with icing sugar, topped with white chocolate chips and a maple crust. Also took a slice of pear almond tart. They were both $4.50 each. The maple roll was densely packed and so much more than a snack. It's really bready so you could have it for breakfast. Slightly sweet and covered in a light glaze. The tart was light tasting and the pastry was full of buttery goodness. Texture is a little bit interesting because it's a cold tart, the juice from the pears soak into the almond paste and make it a little bit cold and slightly mushy. Some people might not like that but I found it ok. Service is friendly and attentive. Pastries are good but a bit expensive.