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Open • 7:30 am - 7:00 pm

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Café Olimpico - Baristas

Café Olimpico

4.6(157 reviews)
6.7 km•Vieux Montréal, Ville-Marie
•$$

This is a MUST TRY if you are ever in the Montreal area. I saw this on Instagram and I'm sure lots…read moreof other people did since the place was very busy. Every location I went to was full but the line goes by quickly. This specific location is in old Montreal so if you're doing sightseeing it's a great spot to chill. The cafe crema is insane. The texture and flavor of this is something I've never had before. The coffee flavor is strong but not offensively strong. Even if you're not a fan of coffee I'd still suggest you try it. The affogato was lovely with the espresso and gelato mixing it creates that lovely icy texture on the outside. It is more pricey so I'd say the safe crema is the way to go.

I stumbled upon this gem around the corner from my hotel under less-than-ideal circumstances--we…read morewere heading out at the crack of dawn for a 13-hour tour to Quebec City, and my hotel's breakfast (promised at 6 AM) was MIA at 6:20. Panic mode. Thankfully, this place saved the day with its warm and inviting ambiance. We grabbed coffees and croissants, and the owner was quick and efficient, getting us sorted in no time. Even at that ungodly hour, there were already two locals and a dog chatting with the patron--always a good sign of a neighborhood favorite. Can't complain at all. I'm in Vieux Montreal for a few more days and will definitely be back.

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Café Olimpico - Espresso

Espresso

Café Olimpico - Cozy window seat

Cozy window seat

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Le Blue

Le Blue

4.2(6 reviews)
6.7 km

We took a trip to the south shore of Montreal to arrive at @lebluedesserts. A California beach…read moredecor complete with palm trees, vine swing seating and lots and lots of blue. Large, impressively ornate, creative ice creams with many topping and dipping options will make it difficult to pick one but we went with the bluest available! They also have slush, frappés, coffee, tea and bubble tea! The overall vibe of relaxation and wonder makes this the perfect place to bring the family. Small children would also very much appreciate the @pio_amusement park great for events and birthdays.

Great new addition to the South Shore! Insane desserts,…read moreover-the-top and decadent, ideal for those insta/tiktok shots! Fancier than your traditional ice cream cone, there is something for all sweet-tooths - and at any size! Everything tasted amazing! I had Le Decadent which is basically a milkshake or drink of choice with a cheesecake, brownie and a cookie on top. I must admit - everything tasted as good as it looked. The brownie was super fudgy and moist and my husband devoured the NY style cheesecake. They do a similar one filled with candies - those looking like something out of Wonka's Chocolate Factory!! My MIL, who is a massive chocolate fan, had Le Jet Set which is a chocolate-lovers paradise. Filled with everything Ferrero Rocher and Nutella -related. A must for chocolate fans! The interior is gorgeous with plenty of seating and a nice atmosphere.

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Juliette & Chocolat

Juliette & Chocolat

3.0(53 reviews)
4.8 km
•$$

I have been to this Juliette et Chocolat several times when traveling back to the US from MTL and…read morehave had a good experience each time. The food is certainly delicious and the chocolate is incredible. I usually get their cafe latte bol size, a buckwheat crepe and some kind of dessert with chocolate. It's always worth the indulgence at this place! This time I had my latte bol and a galette bûcheronne and a fondant au chocolat. Delicious! Service was fairly good throughout the meal but one time we had to ask for water. The only mildly detracting things about this place are that it certainly could be cleaner and it's also really popular with kids. While this is all good if the kids are well behaved occasionally you get a screaming kid or crying baby which can detract from your enjoyment of the food. On this visit, I also purchased some chocolate fondues to take home and the line to buy their retail products was very long and slow. The woman in front of me just got frustrated with the slow service and left. It seems like restaurant orders take priority over retail sales. Folks were just waiting in line a long time to pick up or purchase retail items while all the staff were preparing coffee drinks and running food to tables. They are likely short staffed right now as their were hiring adverts all over the place.

We came to Juliette & Chocolat to grab some crepes with family. During COVID, if you plan on eating…read morethere, you need to provide a proof of vaccination. For us, we forgot our cards in the hotel, but we did have photos of our cards, so we showed the photo and provided our photo ID which good thing I had my drivers license with me! You basically come in order at the front, then go to the seating to wait for food. Now, it does kind of take a while to get the food. I'm sure they were low in staff as it was Christmas time and well, you know....COVID. So don't expect a quick meal. We got our crepe and it was quite hearty! And they have a small container of salad which I really appreciated. Kind of wished there was more. You eat with disposable utensils to reduce having to clean or exposure of COVID. There is a water station with plastic cups. We did stop by here another day to pick up some chocolate goodies to bring home. I would imagine the brownies would be amazing but we stuck to the crepes and mochas which was pretty rich. Overall, it was a great way to spend a little time with family, food and drinks were good, just took a bit of time to get it. But the service was friendly which is always a plus.

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Juliette & Chocolat - Seating area

Seating area

Juliette & Chocolat - Inside view to the front counter

Inside view to the front counter

Juliette & Chocolat - Mini Juju pop ice cream- (L) vanilla chocolate coated with caramel popcorn (R) Spéculoos

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Mini Juju pop ice cream- (L) vanilla chocolate coated with caramel popcorn (R) Spéculoos

Matcha Zanmai - From left to right: Le Zanmai shaved ice, Zanmai Signature parfait, and brownie parfait.

Matcha Zanmai

4.4(79 reviews)
8.1 km•Golden Square Mile, Centre-Ville, Ville-Marie
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The matcha flavor in the soft serve is super strong and flavorful. Other ice cream places I've…read moretried in Montreal that offer matcha have very subtle green tea flavors rather than matcha but this is the pure stuff. The price is totally worth it with all of the toppings (red bean, mochi, kinako, matcha brownie, Rice Krispies). It's comparable to matcha maiko in the states, but much more reasonably priced.

after dinner, we took a short walk over to rue mackay and somehow decided we still had room for…read moredessert. apparently, there is always a second stomach when dessert is involved. we ended up at matcha zanmai, a small japanese dessert spot specializing in matcha based treats. even on a wednesday night after 9:00 pm, there was still a lineup stretching out the door, a pretty good indication that we weren't the only ones looking for a late night sugar fix. the setup is pretty straightforward: line up, order and pay first, then find a table and wait for your number to be called. the space is definitely on the cozy side, tight quarters, limited seating and not much room to maneuver when it's busy. we got lucky and snagged a table just as another party got up, then waited for our numbers to be called before heading over to pick up our orders. there was plenty to choose from on the matcha heavy menu, including parfaits, soft serve, shakes, floats and other japanese inspired desserts. i went with the shiratama parfait, while the others in our party opted for the matcha soft serve and a matcha float. my parfait came layered with soft serve matcha, chewy shiratama mochi and red bean paste. the shiratama itself had a pleasant, chewy texture, but i wasn't a fan of the red bean paste, wish they had black sesame instead. i also found myself wishing there was something crunchy in the parfait, like corn flakes, to break up all the softer textures. the matcha flavour was surprisingly subtle too, more earthy and delicate than a strong green tea hit. the matcha soft serve looked smooth and creamy, while the float added another fun take on the classic matcha and ice cream combination. between the three orders, we got a pretty good sampling of what matcha zanmai does best. the concept is refreshingly focused: matcha is the star of the show, whether it's in a parfait, soft serve, float or drink. and judging by the lineup still stretching out the door after 9:00 pm on a wednesday, there's clearly no shortage of people willing to make room for it. the tiny dining room and late night lineup may require a little patience, but when you're already committed to dessert, you might as well embrace the wait. after a full dinner, somehow we still managed to make room. apparently, the second stomach is real, especially when matcha is involved.

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Matcha Zanmai - Matcha brownie parfait

Matcha brownie parfait

Matcha Zanmai - Signature parfait with all toppings

Signature parfait with all toppings

Matcha Zanmai - Zanmai Signature

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