This is a relatively new bakery/cafe located in Alexis Nihon Plaza, on the first floor (one floor…read morebelow the mall's food court), by Marshall's. I had seen it in the process of being built, in my past visits to Montreal, and it's now fully open and I finally got to visit here for lunch the other day! And it's quite good. I love the fresh breads, and all the bakery items. (I'm a sucker for good patisseries here in Montreal!). Their loaves of breads all look and smell amazing, and I couldn't help but compare the prices here to those in Vancouver for similar items; here, they all cost at least half the price as those in Van. No exaggeration. And all the breads tarts, croissants, muffins, cakes, etc., are super fresh, and all beautifully displayed. They also have quite a few types of sandwiches available here, and fresh salad bowls too. If I worked in this mall or nearby, I wold probably have my lunch here daily. And there's also a good selection of beverages, both hot and cold. (I really like how they stock both Coke AND Pepsi products in their fridge. Usually it's only one or the other. Many of us are very particular about what sodas we prefer!). We all got cappuccinos on our recent visit, and they all were perfect, as were the bakery goods we ordered. The interior of the restaurant was super cute, with a New York vibe: black walls with funky large graphics, reminiscent of street art and tagging. And I really appreciated how clean it all was. Super pristine. The only reason I am giving this place 4 stars instead of 5 is because the people behind the counter were cold and aloof. The gal who took our order and rang us up was not friendly in the least. That impression stayed with us throughout our meal here, and my elderly mother and my kid talked about it, how unfriendly the folks here are and how they clearly don't want to be here. Despite this downer, though, our food and drinks were great, and I'd certainly return - but maybe just to take out, next time.

Me confused? I don't even know the name of this coffee place inside Marche Atwater…read more All I saw the sacks and sacks of coffee beans and the coffee roaster at the front of the store.. and my Yelp friend said Coffee.. I know I want coffee. Espresso has this nice kick... that's really jump started me.... the frothy cappuccino just not doing anything to me... Seating is a little tight... but it is quite cozy...really cozy.... You can also buy coffee beans by bulk at Brulerie aux quatre vents... oh where am I?

My new, favorite spot in Montreal for double, long espresso shots. Quality! The location is amazing…read more-- within a farmer's market and adjacent to the Lachine Canal.

At Carrefour Agrignon which is a mall that looks like the spokes of a wheel, Cafe Depot is at the…read morecenter of it. It's not a Starbucks and maybe that's a good thing? The prices of the drinks are fair and the options are pretty straight forward for your standard coffee and tea drinks. They do offer some smoothies if you're not wanting anything caffeinated. They also have a few treats to eat if you're wanting a bite. There is a small seating area with various tables and chairs though the day we went, it was very busy and we had to basically pounce on people leaving. Many folks who don't buy drinks are also sitting around as it's not specifically for this place. I do wish there were some wipes to clean down the tables, but good thing I had some Purell wipes in my bag. We ordered a mocha and it was actually not bad at all considering it's a mall coffee spot. I feel like they did use a syrup to flavor but perhaps that's why it was good. A lot of other legitimate coffee places end up using real chocolate and pretty dark which my bf doesn't like bitter unsweet drinks. So this actually hit a happy medium. It is a nice little spot to hang out and get a coffee and people watch, but it is a bit crowded so, you may feel a little uncomfortable especially in this time of COVID (omicron version). So perhaps you'd like to walk and drink your beverage. It is a nice spot to grab something warm!

We visited Jean-Talon Market and this was the first pastry shop we came across. They offered natas…read moreand cannelés--two of my favorites--so we decided to try one of each. Unfortunately, both were disappointing. The nata was overly sweet, and the crust lacked crispness. The cannelé was even more of a letdown; instead of the expected crispy exterior and chewy inside, it was flat in both taste and texture. We didn't try the coffee since we were still drinking matcha latte. The roastery got plenty of coffee beans. I will say the service was pretty quick, and the young man who helped us was friendly. Skip these two pastries as there are plenty of better pâtisserie in Montreal!

This is the perfect place to stop for a coffee when you're at the market. They made it very quickly…read moreand it was of great quality. They have so many different beans from all over the world! I would love to go back and try all the different coffees.

My name is Jeff. I came from San Diego California for ItalfestMTL 2026 to experience the culture…read moreand see Frank Marino perform and found this awesome cafe/bar. Served by our great bar tender Pina Pittarelli. Best service, very friendly and she made our stay feel very welcoming like I was home. Great atmosphere and met many great people. Love this place. Jeff Carpenter

A total lifesaver for late-night cravings because of their hours!…read more The tiramisu is ultra-sweet, so be prepared, it honestly almost defeated me, but I made it through. It definitely has a very prominent amaretto flavor. If you love super rich, sweet desserts, this will be your heaven. I'll definitely be back to check out the cannolis on my next visit!

Thank goodness for consistency. Over the years, we come back for visits and always make it a point…read moreto stop here for a meal. Prices have gone up but the taste and quality of the food is still just the way we remember it. Meats are well seasoned and moist. Potatoes are spicy and flavourful. The garlic sauce is yummy! The plates come with rice, salad, and a blob of hummus too.

Very tasty ^_^ I was about to give it a non-perfect 4 star review instead because the meat (I got…read moresteak/beef) wasn't as tender as I'd like it to be, but they did something I haven't tried before, which was grill the bread while in sammich mode, which made the arabic thin pita bread crispy. That just brought it all together and very delicious ^_^ I even enjoyed the humus, when usually i don't like that stuff xp I also liked the pickled beets too, wasn't too sour or overwhelming for me. Was a really nice balanced sammich all the way down, very full of meat I'm happy we have a place like this down here in the west island. My parents use to only get ones from further away but stopped because they had a fire accident and removed their charcoal cooking methods so there was no point for us to travel all the way there anymore for something like this when it's now as common as anywhere. I actually normally don't like these kinds of sammiches, especially since you find really low quality dry tough cheap versions in malls and places like Amir, which I just can't lol So this was nice ^_^ also was cool how they seemed to have some sort of a special going on where you order 5 and get 1 free xp We really enjoyed it, everyone liked theirs, and I was really happy my dad enjoyed it too since it was father's day and he rarely eats food that wasn't made at home haha XD

Solid cappuccinos and tea cakes. Cozy inside, somewhat of a hybrid between the feel of a commercial…read morecafe and a more local one.

A little hidden gem in kirkland. you wouldn t even notice it. it is a cater and a small bistro…read more/cafe. you can can a quick lunch. There are so many imported products from Italian balasic vinegar to ready to eat homemade Italian sauce. There are canollies and other sweets ! Cute place for gift idea or to cater . Take a espresso too while you 're at it.

This was such a cute diner experience! I came with my friend around noon on a Saturday. We got a…read moreseat outside. I got the brie cheese, bacon, and sun dried tomatoes omelette with pumpernickel toast, and my friend got the egg Benedict with a side of bacon. We also both got mimosas. The portions were great and the service was wonderful - both our host and primary server were very kind and sweet. It was so sweet, we were sitting outside and one of the servers saw we had stood up because there was a bee next to our food and we were trying to get it away. The server tried to shoo the bee away, and it finally left. He offered us another round of mimosas because of the worries. It was such a kind gesture. I won't say it's the cheapest breakfast/brunch option, but the service, food, and ambiance was 10/10. Would definitely come back!

My folks come here for breakfast every Sunday morning, right when the place opens at 9am. So when I…read morerecently visited them, of course we had to continue the tradition! This restaurant has been around for 102 years, so they gotta be doing something right, right? The interior isn't huge but there are booths against the walls (booths for 4 diners against one wall, and booths for 2 against the other), with freestanding tables in the middle interior, and coatracks in the middle and back (more like a closet in the middle). The walls are covered with record album covers and photos. In the front of the restaurant is a long counter, with cloches and serving dishes full of huge muffins and cookies (they all looked bloody amazing!). All in all, it's a very warm and casual interior, and it feels like an old pair of favorite slippers. Comfortable and unassuming. We sat at a booth where my folks always sit, and although their usual server wasn't working that day, we had Devon (and she was wonderful). We had a variety of meals: mom had blueberry pancakes (lots of blueberries! She loved it), and my kid and my dad and I had a variety of eggs with bacon and toast and potatoes. It all was excellent. The bacon was crispy and they sure weren't stingy with portions (nice!), and the potatoes were great, too. I didn't have the coffee but the rest of my family did, multiple refills, in fact, and they all said it was excellent. Did I mention that the portions were very generous? I could not even eat my toast, even after giving some of my bacon to my kid. Two eggs, potatoes, toast and bacon cost $11. I think that's very reasonable. (I live in Vancouver now and that'd be considered a steal in Van). FYI: there is a parking lot directly across the street from Nick's and parking is free there on Sundays (probably on the street, on Greene, too), and free after 6pm as well. Nice!