Had a wonderful meal here. Linguini Alfredo with Chicken and Bacon. Served with a glass of house…read morered wine I couldn't have been more pleased and all for $26ca.

While this is still Fresh Juice in my mind, let's get this one down…read more I've been here maybe 3 or 4 times over the years and each visit just leaves something to be desired. (Why it seems I only have 1 actual check-in for it is beyond my understanding, mayhaps it has been so long since my previous visits that I was still a newbie Yelper and thought check-ins were lame*...) My rating is actually 3.5 stars rounded up for just really super sweet service. *Check ins are not lame FYI ... I realized u could win badges, dukedoms and baronies and yes, even kingdoms when u do check in to places. Some places even offer a special Yelper treat (like 10% off or a free shot or 2 for 1 - if they actually honour it is a whole 'nother can of worms) when u check in. Plus it's kool to show a place u r it's regular ;) It's a kyoot lil bistro type set up with terrasse in the summer, a bit cramped-feeling, however nothing overwhelmingly claustrophobic. Slightly too many tables for the space but necessary due to popularity. What I really dig about this place is the local art work on display, gorgeous photographs framed and hanging from the walls may make you want to hover over stranger's tables to get a good look. There are 2 bathrooms which seem to serve the space appropriately, but make sure you knock! For some reason patrons here enjoy using the facilities with the door unlocked which caused a couple of embarassing moments for my friend when both bathrooms were occupied, yet not locked. Because it has been so long since my previous visits let's stick to yesterday's, which is more or less representative of a typical visit. We were greeted ever so sweetly and they let us choose a nice table near the window for 2. We checked the specials board: a must-do when you come here, nothing interested me, but my friend ordered the Frittata Special. I chose the Hummus entrée with veggies and pita because my appetite has been fairly absent these days. Our waiter was quite generous and offered me to have the coffee included in my friend's frittata special (because she only wanted the OJ included). The coffee was never refilled, but I couldn't complain really 'cuz I didn't hafta pay for it in the first place. My hummus entrée was quite generous in portion actually, thankfully because at 9$ it damn well better be. There were lotsa veggies on the plate too which I highly appreciated. The pita was ok nothing special, there was plenty of it, but I ended up eating more veggies than pita. The hummus, homemade if I understood correctly, is absolutely delicious, different from most hummus yet still very much enjoyable. The cucumber and peppers seemed a bit on the precut-or-about-to-go-bad variety imo, my friend said they were fine, but they were slightly too slimey to be fresh cut and/or fresh produce, I felt. Also they chopped these huge wedges of carrot which I didn't touch because they were way too thick to be tempting. Carrot sticks or baby carrots would be a better option. I remove a 1/2 star for this aspect of questionable freshness and oddly chosen cut of carrot. The rest of the menu didn't really interest me in the sense that I wouldn't willingly pay those prices for those menu items. There were very limited options under 10$ and all in the entrée section (so if you're not too hungry don't come here 'cuz there's not many affordable munchie type items). Lotsa sweet brunch options (pancakes crepes etc), not much in terms of bacon and eggs type stuff, if that's what you're looking for this isn't the place. So pricing and choices is where I remove a whole star. This is a place I don't mind going every once in awhile because service is great and the food tastes good, but the questionable freshness with those prices makes it so I don't want to come often and can't understand why people make this a regular choice when there are better, cheaper choices very nearby. I must add that I don't have much of a sweet tooth (and especially not for breakfast) so this brunch option may be more tantalizing for those who do.

What a beautiful little spot! It was a nice day so we sat on the terrace in the back and it's like…read moreyou're transported into garden! Our coffees and sandwiches are were incredible. The basil and tomato cream cheese was a fun flavor to try. I added the chicken salad onto my sandwich and it was delightful. We splurged and got the carrot cake at the end and wow was it a treat! Definitely would try this cafe if you haven't been yet.

We waited about 15-20 minutes without anyone acknowledging us or the people in front. I layer…read morelearned thay was because they assume you want to sit int garden area and just wait to talk to you until a spot opens up but im use to waiters at least letting you know the wait time or checking if you want to sit inside. Either way I see why the garden is the assumption. Its peaceful and funky with nice water features, art, and plenty of natural cover. Tones of birds fish and squirls are right next to you all the time and most of the seating seems like it has a good view of it. The coffee itself was pretty good as well. The iced late was a nice fresh drink on the hot day and they even had a little strawberry on the straw. Overall if you want a cute garden and dont mind a wait, its a good spot.

Cute spot next to the Metro station. Friendly service & atmosphere. You know when your food is…read morebeing extra cared for when it takes a bit more time than most. I definitely recommend if you're in the area.

Very cute coffee shop/cafe with a lovely brunch. I had one of the benedict dishes and it was…read moreexcellent. LOVED the salad it came with, I had two portions! Food comes out quickly. There is plenty of indoor and outdoor seating.

Twigs is a really cozy cafe tucked away in Ste-Anne-de-bellevue. It's great for a quick sandwhich…read moreand coffee. They have a number of sandwiches you order or you can build your own. The ingredients are fresh and they prepare the sandwichs to order. They have a number of vegetarian, vegan and GF options. Their coffee is ok and their desserts are good but very very sweet. Overall great sandwich place for a snack or lunch!

TWIGS (stands for Two West Island Girls) is a Cafe located in Ste Anne de Bellevue in Montreal, QC…read more While I love Saint Anne's for several reasons and it is home to several good restaurants, this cafe is one of my favorites. The atmosphere is always very cozy and the menu is simply amazing. They offer a wide range of sandwiches, soups, drinks and desserts. Drinks include lattes, teas, coffees and smoothies. The menu is full of healthy options and choices offered for vegetarians. While they have their specialty sandwiches, you are also able to make your own! This is what I always do while I am there. My usual order is a panini with chicken, avocado, brie cheese, mustard, hummus, tomato and spinach. While the prices may seem just a bit high for some items, it is VERY worth it. For my sandwich, the amount of brie cheese they use alone would cost the amount of the sandwich. It is delicious and I am craving one as I type. There are quite a few restaurants in Ste Anne's I would recommend however this one is perfect for a snowy day inside or a refreshing summer day. I would go to TWIGS every day if I could.

Great place for relax and have some nice coffee and food. We went for a Cortado and a Colombian hot…read morechocolate along with Buñuelo and vegan empanadas. I love the Cortado, probably the best one I've had in Montreal. The Colombian hot chocolate was also amazing. Vegan empanadas were great. Not a fan of Buñuelo though. The gentleman at the counter was nice and friendly. Plenty of seating space around. Parking can be tricky if you are driving here, but there is street parking available around. Definitely recommended.

Service was friendly, space was lovely, and my Canadiano coffee was strong and delicious! Plus the…read moretable area had lots of outlets to recharge my phone for more exploring!

The place has real character, the decor, the plants and the style make it really pop out…read more The service is not the best, they have a wait here to be seated sign but no one came. So we just seated ourselves which is not a big deal but is just mixed signals. I ordered a matcha latte with blueberries and it wasn't that great. The matcha part was amazing, the blueberry part was barely there. Nevertheless even with the issues I recommend giving the spot a look. It has personality and really nice vibes

Went here for their weekend brunch, loved our food and drinks. Staff was great, and the decor was…read morenice. We enjoyed our waffles, and french toast. Would also recommend their latte Bailey's and mimosa. Will definitely come back here!

The service was extremely friendly. After a recommendation of their breakfast sandwich on a raisin…read moredanish left full and happy. The neighborhood is fairly quiet (went around 0930). It wasn't super busy; there were 5 other tables with plenty of room to spare. Highly encourage everyone to give it a try.

Les Moulins la Fayette offers freshly baked good, breakfast items and a well appointed coffee bar…read more We decided to stop by here before touring the Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal. With plenty of seating, Les Moulins la Fayette has a friendly staff helping us with the menu and letting us know that all the bread is baked fresh on site. I opted for the breakfast croissant and that croissant was definitely fresh, buttery and tasty. I love the simple menu with all the breakfast items you would expect from a small cafe. A great spot with good coffee, pastries, hot items and fast service makes this a must visit when in the area.

I was lucky to find Milton B on my recent trip to Montreal. They are open 24 hours, so I could get…read morebreakfast earlier than at my hotel. And frankly, the food was much better and more reasonably priced than the hotel buffet. The waitstaff is friendly, efficient and helpful. I had breakfast there 3 days in a row.

Kind of stumbled in here while visiting the city because it was late (9pm) and I was determined to…read morefind a casual dessert. I was delighted by the selection - there were some fancy cakes and other baked goods at the main food counter, plus a counter serving lots of gelato flavours which all looked excellent. I went for a slice of carrot cake and a Lune Rouge rooibos tea. Carrot cake was as good as it looked. The layers of carrot cake and cheesecake (or maybe just a really rich cream cheese frosting) were really nice and the caramel sauce on top was delicious. I like carrot cakes with lots of Stuff so I liked the raisins and nuts. Definitely big enough to share but also manageable for one if you're hungry, which I was. Good tea too, and nice to have three different options for rooibos. The staff was nice. The atmosphere is a little frenzied, more like a fast food place than a cafe, but it seems to be a big study spot nonetheless. Not every table is adjacent to an outlet, but there are some hidden ones along the floor. There are also some nice counter seats along the windows inside (most of which do not have outlet access) and a huge patio.