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

This was listed as one of the top coffee places in North America (not just Montreal) and…read moreconveniently located across from Marché Jean-Talon, so naturally, we had to stop. We each got coffee and split a pistachio-raspberry doughnut. The coffee was excellent and the doughnut wasn't overly sweet. The barista was pleasant as well. They have some seats inside, but the tables are small and intended for groups of two.

Cute little coffee spot near the Jean Talon market. Ordered latte frappe. It was ok nothing great…read more Just like other coffee places i feel like coffee in Canada is very acidic. Bathroom was out of order too which was annoying. Not sure if i will come back.

Mateo is an amazing barista filled with menu suggestions & neighborhood ideas! Merci Mateo!…read more The cafe itself is beyond cool with a relaxed & chill atmosphere. The turntable and scores of albums are lovely nods to days gone by. Each drink is lovingly & carefully curated. The pics of the fleur de Lille are spot on accurate. A not miss neighborhood gem! Merci! Patrick Shaughnessy Chicago, Illinois U.S.A.

Beautiful cafe with loads of vegan options including grilled cheese, sandwich, croissants,…read morechocolatines and more. The miso latte was pretty good, I'm definitely a fan now!

Independent - and very different - coffehouses in the Montreal area - 2 of 2…read more I knew I would be spending some time on the South Shore, or Rive Sud, since I was staying there. I'm always on the lookout for new and especially independent coffeehouses. I found one with a name I liked that I could walk to. I thought I would try it. I was expecting Café Europeens to be inside some sort of a strip mall or inside something like the square concourse which wraps around the transit terminus. The map didn't exactly describe it for me. As it turns out, it's inside Place Longueuil, a major shopping center with anchors. Wouldn't you know I would enter the mall from the most distant entry point? Café Europeens is a warm and welcoming sort of place, both in terms of the atmosphere and the service received. One of the interesting things here is all the drawers or cubby holes for many different types of tea. I very much liked that. There is a fair amount of seating inside and, while I wouldn't know if so during peak times, it seemed to be sufficient. The tea I had was good. The big cookie was very good. I only had that because I would be walking into Longueuil-Vieux (the old town) immediately afterward to look for a pizza dinner along Rue St.-Charles. The prices were very much in the ballpark. This is the sort of 4-star coffee place I'd come to rather willingly and I'd be curious to try it in the morning or during the lunch hour. Café Europeens is actually on the more southerly side of the big mall, near a mall entrance, and close to the parking lot. That said, is it bad luck if you walk out of a place other than from the door with which you entered? I believe there are cultures and ethnicities that believe that or hold that in their inventory of what not to do. That said, there is plenty of parking here and it's a but a little ways on foot from the Longueuil-Universite' de Sherbrooke Metro and transit terminus. However, if on a crisp peak color autumn day, I'd definitely be hoofing it over here on foot.

Been coming here few times when I come visit family in Longueuil. The coffee is top notch,…read morealthough a tad on the expensive side. Consider this a premium craft roaster, but without the pretencious decor and staff. Great knowledgeable staff and owners. They have an impressive selection of coffees ready for you to bag, grind -- if that's your thang, or keep those precious whole beans ready to bring home. Just keep in mind there's no drive through nor outside seatings. They are also located just on the inside of the mall entrance. Makes it a little harder for coffee runs.

Delicious beverages! Matcha , coffee and chai. The almond croissant was very good but the…read morechocolatin could be improved. The places is a bit too small.

I really like this place and LOVE the owners! The place has a nice and clean look and is located in…read morea lovely area in the Plateau (next to my favourite Montreal brunch spot: Le Sain Bol). They specialize in something called "Third Wave Coffee" (I think I've got the terminology right) and are very passionate about the nuances of all things coffee. And they love to share their knowledge! It's actually neat, even for a non-connoisseur like me, to learn a bit... and, mostly, to see their authentic passion for the craft. I had a cold brew iced coffee. It was great and they let me try a few sips at different sweetness levels before buying - I thought that was nice of them! I'll definitely revisit - even though I don't live in the neighbourhood ;-)

The 8 hour drive from New Jersey was worth the journey for delicious pastries and coffee! The…read morepastries and avocado toast were out of this world good. The staff was sweet enough to help us place for a dozen pastries to go the next day. Well worth it

I've been living in my place for 6 months now and this café is about 1mn walk. So it took me 6…read moremonths to visit it. And I now regret I didn't go there before ! Must try the Nutella and Hazelnut bread (chocolate bread type of pastry, obviously) and sooo damn tasty. My Moka was good, not "great" but pretty decent. They have a great selection of coffees in store, way too many pastries (because now I'll have to try them all) Definitely a good spot if you're in the area.

This little coffee shop has a neighborhood vibe. The coffee is good, the zucchini bread is awesome,…read moreand smoothies are available for noncoffee drinkers. The cafe au lait is pretty and you can put a twist on it by ordering it with shmilks: coconut milk, soy milk, almond milk, and even oat milk!

This lovely café is heaven sent and exactly what I needed for my morning coffee ritual: delicious…read morecoffee paired with a vegan sweet delight to chase away those winter blues. It also has local roasted coffee, jams and handmade cups and bowls. The vegan lemon lavender cake was perfectly lemony and floral (without tasting like soap) and not too sweet, it was divine! It is definitely worth the walk through the -18C cold.

Excellent coffee and great quality ingredients for an overall great breakfast. Menu is all in…read moreFrench so bring an interpreter (waitress was very nice and helpful, though). Very cute café, as well. Looks like a great place to work. Highly recommend the tourn'oeuf (breakfast sandwich). Excellent combo of flavors. This was the best breakfast sandwich I've ever had. The breakfast platter was very good as well, a sampler of flavorful things. Although we decided the baguette was not the best we've ever had. Gave this platter an A-. We also got the sandwich au jambon which was good, but could've been better with better flavor combos. Still great quality. Loved the ham here. Also highly recommend the chai latte.

Stopped by for a nice drink and a snack. The kitchen stops making new food by 4:00pm, but the…read moresweets they still had left when we arrived around 5:00pm still tasted good. We didn't know any French, but the cashier was very nice and helpful, and she knew exactly what drink I wanted when I showed her the latte art I saw online from this place.