Cafe Nakamichi on Mackay opened up late in 2019. The owner of Schlouppe Bistro Nakamichi revamped…read morethe space into a Japanese influenced coffee shop. Being a fan of their ramen, when I read online that they were revamping it into a coffee shop, it was surely on my list! I finally took the time to go to the coffee shop during the holidays, which was empty but understandably, it being the holidays and in an area mostly filled with students..which I assume is the main clientele during peak hours. They only serve coffee using the V60 hand drip coffee method, which is fine by me! I do wonder what the wait time is when the coffee shop is filled though. We ordered two coffees and two onigiris. The coffee beans are from a local roaster, and teas from Camelia Sinensis. There were four different kinds of onigiris, and a few pastries. I have to say I was disappointed the pastries were not Japanese influenced, and that the onigiris were underwhelming and honestly on the pricey side for onigiris. I will surely come back to try the more substantial meal options when they are available and for the coffee, which was great.

Excellent coffee, sandwiches and salad. Friendly service and enjoyable ambiance…read more We enjoyed our coffee so much that we have come back time and again.

Cute little coffee shop with a few food items. The server was friendly and we ordered two double…read moreespresso and a latte. He made them quickly. We sat at a table to drink our drinks. The drinks were good and we were happy to get our first cup of coffee.

Oh hell yes! SILOVE! Short for Silo Love, as it's right next to the beautiful old silos next to the…read morecanal, situated right on the bike path. It's a café by day and bar/resto by night! Epic espresso-based drinks and you can make a special request for things not on the menu, like a matcha latte. Yes, they have oat milk! This place is brand new as of this summer, but they've got really amazing summertime infrastructure set up so I would imagine they will continue on through the fall, and re-open in the spring. there's plenty of shade, so you can feel cool sitting around, either on the patio out front overlooking the canal or outback in the sand filled volleyball court-like set up with picnic tables. Really great service, too. Hop on your bike (or a Bixi) and check 'em out! Not far from the Atwater market, so if you aren't a cyclist you can always just stroll on over.

A really well maintained cat cafe! There are tons of toys and structures for the cats, plenty of…read morevaried seating for customers, a wide menu, and merch! It gets very crowded here but the cats are very good at handling all the people and noise. Some cats manage to sleep even with all the activity happening around them.

A cafe with a selection of drinks and desserts. We came here around 3:30 in the afternoon. All of…read morethe cats were asleep, although later, during our visit, one woke up. The cats here are for adoption. The gift selection is less customized but very cat-themed. Clean bathrooms. Great service.

We came here to make candles and had a lovely experience. The staff was very kind to us even though…read morewe only spoke English. They have instructions written in English and in French on the wall. Lots of different scents you can choose from. They also give you cute aprons to wear. A very simple and fun activity to do with your partner or friends. We absolutely loved our candles. We also liked that we could also decorate and pick out our own sticker for it. We didn't get any drinks but if you are making candles, the drinks and food are 10% off. Definitely recommend booking online!

This cafe was recommended in one of the articles in a local news daily and the interiors intrigued…read moreus. Definitely visit it if you are in Montreal, as it is one of its kind. We went for a Soup du Jour and a Spinach Koukou Sandwich. Soup was hearty and filling. Sandwich was good. We also did a takeout of their pistachio cake, which was really really good. Definitely recommended. Many seating options in the café and you could see a lot of stuff from the 80s and the 90s are probably even earlier. Really takes you down the memory lane. The owners are nice and friendly people. Unfortunate that they are selling, but hopefully the new management will keep things as good. Parking can be a little challenging as there is only street parking. Definitely try this place.

Qualité très moyenne, mais prix extrêmement élevé. Ambiance encombrée et désorganisée.read more

The most charming cafe in Montreal. Frequented by locals, they offer all kids of coffee and tea…read moredrinks, and their must-have saffron ice cream. I'll be back for that!

I saw something about a saffron affogato in a google review and I needed to investigate. This cafe…read morehas adorable whimsical decor, with cushions and ornate cups all over the place. My saffron affogato was served in a gorgeously detailed tea cup. If I went back, I would just get the saffron gelato (with pistachios, rose, and jaggery(?) chunks) all on its own without the espresso. I've never had anything like it and it was so refreshing on a hot day. Not too sweet either! Logistics: - indoor seating, there might have been a bench outside - limited street parking nearby - attached to a tattoo and gift shop!

We arrived in Montreal on a red eye and after dropping off our luggage, we headed over to the Mile…read moreEnd area to check out some local clothing shops, but not before stopping to caffeinate because who really sleeps well on a red eye flight? Just a few minutes walk from the Laurier station on the Orange line metro, we found this really cute cafe and although it's located on quite a busy street, just down the stairs basically beneath the street level, you'll be in this quaint, quiet retreat from the chaos that is just a few steps above you. The staff were so warm and welcoming and the iced latte was one of the best I had during our entire trip. My wife's matcha latte was also pretty good. Although we stuck with quite basic drinks, they also feature a number of really creative drinks as well if you're in the mood to experiment. This cafe is cozy and not only is it a great place for both espresso and matcha-based drinks, it's a great place to relax and catch up with friends or research your next move if you're visiting like we were. Highly recommended!

We were traveling to Montreal for the first time, and were so grateful to stumble across this gem…read more The coffee is delicious, ambiance wonderful, and service is like a warm hug. If we lived here it would be my go-to place.

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.