On a hot sunny day in quartier Dix-30, I was happy to see a cafe Saint-Henri truck (which was the…read morefirst time I see their truck). We hydrated with a nice ice latte. It was refreshing and the first time I tried their iced latte. Location is practical and would pass by again to satisfy coffee needs when in Dix-30.

Donuts are pretty good here ! Service also good…read more One thing i would mention is, i came at 10:15 on a Saturday (they open at 10) and there were no donuts in the display section and most of the donuts were not ready yet. I left without buying anything and was a little disappointed as i was bringing to a party and didn't have time To pick up at a later time (as they said most flavours would be ready at noon) .

Great selection of food. Comfortable booths to sit and enjoy…read moreyour afternoon beverage. Excellent service from the friendly staff. Places like this would be a great reason to live in the area!

On the way into Montreal, I stopped at Ange for a pastry. I love their raisin rolls, where you buy…read more3 and get the 4th one free....that offer is similar to the one they do for croissants, some breads, tarts, etc. The wait is always long to order, but everyone is patient and polite. The lady working behind the counter was also very professional and very sweet. I love this regional chain of boulangeries....one of my favorites in the area.

Small-ish Starbucks situated in the popular Dix30. For this part of Brossard, I would expect a much…read morebigger Starbucks with a better interior. The layout isn't great - limited seating and space (for the amount of students/people that come) so it's always crowded and claustrophobic whenever I have been. It is one of the messiest Starbucks I have seen and the customer service is also poor - expect to wait a while for your drink. On a brighter note - they have a beautiful real fireplace surrounded by cosy seats (that is, if you are fortunate enough to grab one!)

Dysfunctional is the word to describe this starbucks! Tucked into the armpit of indigo, this a…read moreconvenient location to grab a new book over a warm cup of coffee. The problem - the debit machines. I passed my debit card twice and if didn't work because of the machine. I asked the Barista and she said it's been a problem for a while. So why is management not taking care of it? It will be a while she said. "I don't care attitude" is a perfect skin tone for starbucks. This is the second starbucks I have had issues with. Step it up-your franchise is large enough to correct these minor problems!

Je suis passer aujourd`hui au pain et saveur à greenfield park et je tenner vraiment à faire par de…read moremon expérience incroyable. Le service était impeccable et la personne en charge de la patisserie était très gentille et aimable! Je repasserai surement.

Very nice bakery and coffee shop. great tirmisu cake and quiche lorraine…read moreNice service with pleasant staff

Excellent staff! Standard Starbucks quality. Need something before I could get to a classic cafe in…read moreMontreal.

In town visiting and visited this Starbucks location twice. Great service on both Saturday and…read moreSunday morning. The barista (a young lady) was friendly and was happy to speak to us in English, she made some great suggestions on places to visit in Montreal. In the Old Port now. What a great location!! Thank you! I wish we knew you name

You need to buy good coffee in the area ? You're desperate and are about to go to provigo ? STOP…read more Check out this little hidden place where you can find 16 different kind of coffee, a nice sitting area to enjoy one (or more), and a very welcoming employee to help you find what you're looking for. You can sit and relax while you enjoy an espresso of the coffee you chose, and 4 different decaf if that's what you like (booooo) Decent prices, and really good coffee for what I tried so far. They also sell mugs, and other small coffee related products. Really nice place.

This place is closed permanently, if you are looking for coffee beans from Café Castelo, the most…read morenearby location is Café Espresso BTea in Brossard (next to Terminus Panama).

As a seasoned foodie (and self‑proclaimed schnitzel whisperer), I sauntered into Bohemia with high…read morehopes and left on fleek. Here's the insider scoop: Schnitzel: Perfectly crisp, gold-fried, and so tender I may or may not have audibly moaned mid-bite. Goulash (for real gouoners): A hearty, rich stew that had my friends waxing poetic about Eastern Europe, right in the South Shore. Sides: Beets and seasonal veggies stole the show; bright, fresh, and seasoned like a chef who actually gives a damn. The décor is charmingly rustic-Bohemian: soft lighting, vintage accents, and enough character to make it feel like you stumbled into a cozy Prague café. It's welcoming, warm, and strangely enchanting. Only downside? They didn't have Pilsner Urquell on tap, and my dream Czech pairing dashed. But the food more than made up for it with flavor heavy enough to forgive a brewery oversight. Would I go back? Absolutely. Bohemia is a solid little European escape; right here in Brossard.

The food was amazing and did not disappoint a girl from Chicago who is extremely fond of Bohemian…read morefood. We were initially turned away for not having a reservation, ordered to go and were eventually told we could have a table. My daughter felt we were "profiled" and turned away for being American since after we were sat two other couples came in and were sat who clearly did not have reservations, but spoke French. Truthfully, I was shocked but did not care because the food was so delicious. We had the schnitzel and the duck. If you go, speak French!