Ran in for a quick pastry and cappuccino. So. Good…read more I love this place. I'm dreaming of this place. This reminds me of being in Italy! The prices are really reasonable it's fast to order and the guys working are great. They have lots of pastries to offer, gelato and cold coffee too.

I stopped by this cafe a few days ago on my own and absolutely loved the experience. They has real…read moreItalian coffee that tastes amazing and all the pastries in the display looked so good. The place is a little small and gets packed pretty fast, but the service was super quick and the staff treats you with a lot of warmth

Solid espressos. Good service. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating in a quaint neighborhood…read more Big fan. Will definitely come again. Get the tiramisu if you like desserts.

Café Olimpico landed on my radar via my brother. When he visited Montreal a few years back, he…read morevisited here and had good things to say. During my own research, I also learned this was a popular spot known for their high quality Italian pastries. Since we were in Mile End and looking for some coffee and carbs, we thought it would be a good place to check out, so off we went. The café sits on a corner among several other commercial businesses; the entrance catches the eye with a hunter green awning that dons the Olympic torch and rings, as well as some outdoor seating. The inside very much gives off Italian café vibes - it's a medium-sized open area with tables scattered throughout. The production counter sits to the left where orders are placed, and televisions with different sports are projected across the perimeter. In addition to this location in Mile End, they have three other locations. We definitely wanted to get some coffee, but I didn't want to leave without browsing their bakes so I was scanning what they had. They have a good variety of coffee beverages, as well as several pastries. I ultimately decided to get a cappuccino, and we split three bakes: a pistachio cornetto, a ricotta bomboloni, and an amaretto cookie. The bakes were good. The cornetto was filled with pistachio cream which is kinda played out due to the Dubai chocolate craze - but the cornetto was nice and airy with a good filling ratio. The bombolini was also good as was the cookie - really high-quality bakes all around. Service was good, and overall I really enjoyed my experience at Café Olimpico. The coffee and pastries were good, and the vibes are on. I wouldn't hesitate to return the next time I'm in Montreal.

Absolutely loved this spot! The ambiance is warm and inviting. I tried the affogato and it was…read moreamazing. Rich, smooth, and perfectly balanced. Seating inside is a bit limited, but there's a nice patio area outside that makes up for it. There's usually a line, but it moves quickly and is well worth the wait. Highly recommend checking this place out if you're in the area!

What a cafe! If you want an aesthetic cafe with great drinks and nice cozy spots to yap, read or…read morefinish work, this is the place to go. Almost every nook and corner was instagrammable and gave off vintage vibes. We ordered the croissant, ginseng latte and a Cortado. The croissant was good but it would have helped if they had warmed it up for us. The Cortado was nice and strong and gave the kick to survive the rest of the evening. The ginseng latte was out of this world. It kind of tasted like a birthday cake in a cup with just the right amount of sweetness. The service was a bit chaotic though since there was a bit of the rush, but regardless, we had a great experience and loved the aesthetics of this cafe. 10/10 recommend.

Parking on the street is packed, had to park a couple of blocks down…read more The square pizzas are ready to eat at the counter. Grabbed an oat milk latte, one pistachio and one Nutella filled donuts. C$16.10 / $11.50 The Nutella and pistachio cream transferred to the top of the to go box. The pistachio cream is light and sweet, it's not bad. Can't say I have ever had pistachio butter much, but seemed sweeter than I had expected. The Nutella is decadent and yummy, as expected. The dough was super light, airy, yet a bit chewy. The dough was good, carb worthy for sure. Not dense or heavy at all. I actually ate all of the dough, that's a good sign of a donut. Don't bother cutting the donut, ends up being a total mess. Just bite into it and eat it up.

Great little spot for delicious square pizzas, pastries and coffee. Went here on Saturday April…read more27th around 11ish - the place was packed with a line forming almost out the door. Luckily this moved fast. The menu options are simple, there are a few types of pizzas that you can get by the slice (square) or whole. There a couple donut options, cannolis, chocolate chip cookies and croissants - along with coffee of course. Prior to coming, I saw pictures and reviews of sandwiches at this location - but there were none when I went. Perhaps there is a varying menu or special items that vary during the year? We tried 3 types of pizzas, the sausage and rapini, caprese and "Caciocavallo" which is a potato and cheese pizza with no tomato sauce. They were all excellent, with lots of toppings and satisfying bite feel. The crust is kind of like a foccacia bread, it is chewy and delicious. There is very limited bar seating inside the restaurant, otherwise during spring/summer time there is an outdoor terrace with a few tables. Still a pretty tight spot, best to grab and go if you can as the place seems very popular.

We love this new cafe in our neighbourhood! The owners are darling... they are so appreciative of…read moreour patronage; unabashed smiles and kindness. We have been here a couple of times so far and every time we are so happy to have visited. Wonderful coffee and great cookies. My daughters are fans of the popsicles... in particular the creme brulé dipped in chocolate. I love their "œuf à la coque" (where else can you get that in Montreal!?). The owner enjoys chatting with his customers and you can tell he loves what he does! Great customer service and food! And the atmosphere is so whimsical... especially the bathroom which is perhaps the cutest public bathroom I have ever had the pleasure of using!

During my first day in Montreal, I walked by Moustache Cafe and was instantly intrigued - not for…read morethe aesthetics, but for the name. As someone who is currently sporting a 'stache, I identified with its aura. A couple days later, we were looking for some coffee - and since I could not get this place out of my mind I suggested we go here, so off we went. Moustache Cafe is one of several coffee shops located in this area of the city. Walking in, it gave off typical coffeehouse vibes - an ordering counter with a variety of bakes on display, a mixture of seating types, and people either working, studying, or chatting while enjoying their brews. The decor is kinda bright, with splashes of color (and moustaches) throughout. We weren't hungry, so I just decided to browse the beverage menu. The usual selections were there, and I decided to go with a cappuccino. The beverage was good - nothing too outstanding to be honest, just a good cappuccino. I did appreciate that they served it in a ceramic mug as I indicated I would be staying. Service was good, and overall I had a great experience at Moustache Cafe. I didn't find the drinks to be out of the ordinary compared to other coffeehouses I've been to, but solid goods nonetheless. That, along with the cool aesthetics and moustaches make this a standout for me.

April is here and spring is still too shy to just step out already because we're dying for some…read moresunny days up in here! Lucky for us that we have Moustache cafe to fill us up with the largest glass of latte that will warm even the coldest of hearts! I really like the abundance of plants and the overall atmosphere was perfect for a hangout with friends! I have to mention that their delicious vegan and gluten free house made Oreo cookies were the perfect accompaniment to my ginormous macadamia latte!

Good place to get a coffee and do some work or just hang. The people who work there are super nice…read more All around nice experience the few times that I've been. I notice that it's open late too so people get late afternoon beers and hang on the terrace. .

- Ambient coffee shop with spacious seating areas to enjoy your coffee or to work…read more - Would love to have some chair cushions for extra comfort when working long hours there!

The first time I came here I had a much better experience and they have ok espresso and they are…read morecentrally located and they finally offer alternative milk. However, my experience today the young woman waiting on me was so rude. It was almost as if she was doing me a favor just to take the order. Because my first experience was much better. I'm giving it to Storz instead of one. There is better coffee in the neighborhood down on Dante just a couple blocks away a little off the beaten path closer to the church. Caron et Frers's. Blows this place out of the water. They have great service there also..

I've never had a real cappuccino until I had one at Caffe Italia…read more After picking up some pistachio croissants at a nearby bakery, Cafe Italia sounded like the perfect place to enjoy our pastries with coffee. This place exudes classic Italian cafe with baristas cranking out espresso behind a marble counter. The people here skew older with a mix of French, Italian, and other types of European. Service is friendly and quick. The cappuccinos are poured skillfully and beautifully like a practiced performance. And just as beautifully as they are poured, they go down smooth and are a perfect balance of creamy and earthy. Unlike most cappuccinos that I've had that are too milky and sweet, Cafe Italia knows how to make a cappuccino with at least half part cream while maintaining the taste of espresso. I'm mad that I won't get another cappuccino like this again unless I go to Italy or come back to Montreal. Why did Starbucks have to ruin the cappuccino for us all. I'll be dreaming about this cappuccino for another few months.

The ambience is as smooth as a morning coffee, and the service is the sugar cube on top. Great…read moreplace. Their dessert looks bomb as well.

One of my favourite cafes in Montreal!…read more Atmosphere: Very friendly and calm. Beautiful decorations with books and plants. It's ideal for reading, working or just hanging out with a friend. Staff: Friendly and fun to talk to. The lady brought an extension cord for me to plug in my laptop. Coffee: I had a mocha. It was really good (a bit on the pricey side though as it was around $6). They have an axolotl in an aquarium!

Cafe Odessa is located on Beaubien just beside Le Vieux Velo…read more Right now, because of the COVID restrictions, only 1 group or 3 people are allowed in the cafe at a time. There is hand sanitizer by the door. We went for a morning walk and stopped in for some lattes. We had been here before when visiting le vieux vélo for brunch. Post-pandemic tip: while you're waiting in line for brunch, grab a latte here! We each got large lattes. I had never tried a pumpkin spice latte before and they confirmed that they use real pumpkin. It was overpowering in taste of pumpkin, but the spices were present. I wished the milk was hotter. Latte art was beautiful!

I'm giving Cafe Odessa a high rating because I love everything. I love that the worker was so…read moreaccommodating! I wanted a London Fog, but he didn't seem to know what it was so we had a fun talk and I was able to teach him something new! Drinks: London Fog was delicious it's just earl grey tea with milk and some sweetener and the cup and the tea holder is just so cute! You can also purchase many different coffee beans at a reasonable price. Pricing: The pricing and drink list is very good price for quality and quantity. Overall: Cafe Odessa is a cafe that I will be visiting again because I'm just so pleased with everything that they provided me with. I really want to try their cappuccino next time!