Fantastic! It's hard to find a cup of coffee that blows you away like this. Milk is steamed to…read moreperfection, perfectly silky. The espresso is potent and smooth, combining perfectly with milk to make a delicious, almost chocolatey treat. I also tried their baked goods, which were not too sweet. Everything is priced very reasonably for the quality. This place is a real coffee shop. I don't think you need to bother with any other coffee places around! Service was absolutely no frills.

I followed the TikTok hype and decided to check it out while visiting Montreal. Im so happy I fell…read morefor the hype! It was snowing all morning and we powered through and made it. It's located near the old port so it's a very good location. It's not that big so seating is limited. We had the latte and the taste wasnt bad, but not what I was expecting. I wish I would have looked at the menu beforehand because I saw customers with some delicious looking coffee. We also tried the mortadella sandwich and omg this was so good. The pistachio cream in between the mortadella was simply delicious. The staff were friendly and the cafe shop was easy to find. A must try in Montreal. I would definitely come back if I visit again!

Cute diner vibes. Use fresh eggs for omelettes and make the coffee just the way you like , too bad…read morewe discovered on our last day in Montreal . Definitely recommend!

The staff are the most welcoming people, very nice and always checking in on you to make sure…read moreeverything is ok. The food on the other hand was basic. We ordered two homemade crepes, one stuffed with spinach and formage and the other with Nutella. Yes the crepes are homemade there but definitely would've liked it better if my spinach was cooked beforehand. It was a crepe with a thin layer of raw spinach and sadly the cheese barely melted too. The Nutella crepe was good. Also ordered the cappuccino and smoothie, which was delicious. Overall the service was great, food was nothing to swoon over.

Loved it so much I came back twice on my 4 day trip! The soft serve came in vanilla or coffee…read moreflavor (or swirl). I got coffee both times and my favorite was the Ferraro dip BY FAR!! Salted caramel was good, but Ferraro with the nuts were just so perfect and flavor spot on! Sampled the mango sorbet and tasted like real mango, but I couldn't help but love the chocolate cone so had to get the soft serve. Cute shop, friendly staff, enjoyed sitting by the window or on the patio. Central location. Will definitely be back!

Food 4/5 Service 5/5…read moreCleanliness 5/5 Would definitely come back to try the other flavors!

A small quaint shop on the edge of Old Montreal. It was near my hotel and they have some good…read moredrinks. If you're looking for regular coffee though they don't have. They only serve espresso drinks.

I really enjoyed exploring and finding this place within a few blocks of my hotel... I saw it was…read morehighly rated and wanted a good cup of coffee... And breakfast. I ordered my raspberry and custard danish to pair with my Americano coffee... but I also wanted something more substantial so I went with the pancetta. Well, I thought I was ordering the pancetta, when I pointed at the item with the sign for it, it was actually a ham and cheese croissant...but until they served it I didn't know that's what I had pointed to. When I questioned it that it didn't look like pancetta they said that people always mix that up... I guess maybe they ought to display it differently, but they happily made me the pancetta and I took it to go because at that point I had already bit into the ham and cheese and that along with the danish and coffee, it was enough for then... They didn't charge me for the pancetta! That was NICE, so I gave them an extra tip in the jar, because they were very gracious about it. The danish was very good and went nicely with the coffee. I enjoyed my window seat overlooking the street (until the bee came....) Later, when I went to eat the pancetta, I unwrapped it and found it to be barely filled with any meat, but certainly plenty of greens. It wasn't pleasant, so I didn't really take but a couple bites before throwing that away. I'm glad I didn't pay for it, if that's how it normally comes. Overall I'd go again and order the danish and coffee. The ham and cheese was actually pretty good too. But I'd be careful on the pancetta.. maybe it was a one-off situation.

Café Olimpico truly lives up to its reputation and then some. From the moment you walk in, the…read moreatmosphere feels warm, authentic, and full of character -- the kind of place where you know you're about to experience something special. We ordered a hot chocolate, cappuccino, tiramisu, and an affogato, and every single item exceeded expectations. The hot chocolate was rich, smooth, and indulgent without being overly sweet -- pure comfort in a cup. The cappuccino was perfectly brewed with bold espresso flavor and beautifully textured milk, exactly how a great Italian-style coffee should be. The highlight of our visit, without question, was the affogato. It was hands down the best I've ever had. The pistachio gelato was unbelievably creamy, nutty, and flavorful, and when paired with the hot espresso, it created an unforgettable balance of temperature and taste. It was truly out of this world and worth the visit on its own. To finish, the tiramisu was light, perfectly layered, and not overpowering -- a flawless end to an already incredible experience. Everything tasted fresh, thoughtfully prepared, and authentic. Café Olimpico isn't just a café -- it's an experience. Exceptional quality, consistency, and passion in every cup and dessert. Highly recommended, and absolutely a place we'll keep coming back to.

A montreal classic. Tiny shop, only meant for take out coffees. Almost always a line but it goes by…read morequick. I like their remix a lot (a layered mix of cold espresso, caffe crema soft-serve, with hot frothed milk & chocolate). I recommend it to anyone who likes a nice sweet but not too sweet coffee treat in the summer. The affogato also isn't bad, just a bit too much ice cream for me. Their mocha is one of the best.

Popped into Le Petit Dep with a few friends during a cold afternoon and we were all pleasantly…read moresurprised. Warm, welcoming, and featuring more gluten free treats than I ever expected, Le Petit Dep is a coffee shop that can't be missed in the old port. We all tried different drinks and can confirm the coffee and teas are all delicious. The treats? Moist, so tasty, and again, tons of GF options. We stayed a little extra to check out all the goods for sale too, taking home a candle that smelled just like an old fashioned.

The place is cute, it is cozy too…read more The coffee was good. The sandwiches were good however I'll admit I believed they were made to order I was not expecting to pick them up from the freezer and them being heated up at the moment Otherwise everything was good.

The outside entrance of this cafe looks pretty. Inside is a bit odd with the covered Albert…read moreEinstein poster. I just tried the butter croissant, but it was not my thing. I added some Aero chocolate to make it better Sandwiches are made fresh though. Server spoke English. Credit card/Apple pay accepted

It's a small, cute local gem serves coffee and sandwiches…read more The owner was extremely friendly and helpful. The scones were delicious.

Nice morning Coffee in Montreal, Canada. My friend, Who is coffee lover couldn't live without…read morecoffee asking me to find the coffee shop around our hotel. We got Cappuccino, her's coffee and chocolate croissants. The cafe has table to sit but we just want to bring our coffee and bakery to our hotel to eat.

Got a quick coffee and a premade sandwich from the deli case while waiting for our bus to go back…read moreto the airport. Coffee was good and sandwich was good as well. Like any premade sandwich. Came with alot of ham. Service was fast and friendly like most places in montreal. Until next time, will miss this city but the memories will last a lifetime

Our hotel was really close to this crazy three level cafe that's been carved out of what appears to…read morebe some stately bank building, so we had to try it out. Turns out Tommy has really excellent food and drinks! The Tommy Latte, vanilla coffee with lucky charms on top(!), was a wonderful crazy sweet treat. The food here was also excellent. Their avocado toasts are wonderful, served on thick, star shaped bread and packed with all sorts extras for the price (at least compared to the American dystopia of paying $18 for literally one piece of toast and a half avocado). I was expecting college kid hang out cafe and instead I got totally solid bistro. We liked it so much we came back twice in a week. Rad space, lovely food! Kinda miss it!

We had a delightful breakfast at Tommy's. Omelette with prosciutto and mushrooms. And a BIG…read morecappuccino. My husband had a bagel with lox & cream cheese. All were fresh and tasty. The cafe is decorated in a funky eclectic way with lots of plants and assorted knickknacks.

Café Olimpico landed on my radar via my brother. When he visited Montreal a few years back, he…read morevisited here and had good things to say. During my own research, I also learned this was a popular spot known for their high quality Italian pastries. Since we were in Mile End and looking for some coffee and carbs, we thought it would be a good place to check out, so off we went. The café sits on a corner among several other commercial businesses; the entrance catches the eye with a hunter green awning that dons the Olympic torch and rings, as well as some outdoor seating. The inside very much gives off Italian café vibes - it's a medium-sized open area with tables scattered throughout. The production counter sits to the left where orders are placed, and televisions with different sports are projected across the perimeter. In addition to this location in Mile End, they have three other locations. We definitely wanted to get some coffee, but I didn't want to leave without browsing their bakes so I was scanning what they had. They have a good variety of coffee beverages, as well as several pastries. I ultimately decided to get a cappuccino, and we split three bakes: a pistachio cornetto, a ricotta bomboloni, and an amaretto cookie. The bakes were good. The cornetto was filled with pistachio cream which is kinda played out due to the Dubai chocolate craze - but the cornetto was nice and airy with a good filling ratio. The bombolini was also good as was the cookie - really high-quality bakes all around. Service was good, and overall I really enjoyed my experience at Café Olimpico. The coffee and pastries were good, and the vibes are on. I wouldn't hesitate to return the next time I'm in Montreal.

I visited MTL in January and honestly I was a little skeptical. One thing to note for any American…read moretourists (lol) they don't do any flavored lattes. I went for an oatmilk mocha. Honestly, it was really good! Again, usually a lot of places are over-hyped but this place is legit!