This starbucks is the closest to my apartment so it's my go-to. They are never too busy and it's…read moreclean so i'm always happy to stop by for my regular coffee. I've always gotten great service too. The baristas are very nice. As far as starbucks go, this one is better than average!

This is my local Starbucks. I love it, mostly because now everyone knows me before I even get to…read morethe counter they say hi to me! I feel so welcome here! Love to work on my computer while enjoying a little afternoon snack!

Stopped by this cute little coffee shop at around 2pm on the way to Schwartz's deli and got a…read morecortado in about 5-10 min from getting in line to receiving my drink. Excellent cortado, the espresso was not bitter or sweet - it was just right! The girl at the cashier spoke English which was helpful. I'd come back for a quick stop, to study, or to grab an iced tea or espresso. It quickly became busy after we sat down and it does get quite hot, so not somewhere I'd stay for too long. P.S. They have coffee beans for sale and one bathroom, and free wifi.

We were visiting Little Portugal in Montreal. We stopped by Dispatch Coffee…read more We enjoyed a perfectly prepared Oat Milk Latte. Service was fast, friendly and efficient.

A really cute cafe with amazing coffee and teas off of St Catherine in the Village. A charming…read moreinterior combined with friendly service makes this place a perfect afternoon stop. Be sure to try out the hibiscus iced tea!

Hop in for an incredible coffee. Expert baristas. They know their coffee. Highly recommend!read more

The Short Version: It's a Canadian chain coffee shop in the…read moretrain station. Consistent with other locations. The Long Version: This location is inside the Gare Centrale (Central Station) were the VIA, Amtrak and commuter trains are. We were at the train station dropping off our luggage for the day since we had to check out of our hotel but our train home wasn't until later that afternoon. The hubby is a coffee fiend, so needed his coffee fix, even though he literally just had a coffee when we left the hotel, lol. Anyway, he got this second cup of the day at Second Cup. How fitting, haha. He said it was fine. Better than the Cafe Brossard coffee at the hotel, but nothing remarkable. I had a sip and agreed. Service was courteous and efficient. The ambiance is quite nice. It's spacious and fits the overall train station vibe. Review #214 (2025)

While not as obvious as McDonald's or some depanneurs, this Second Cup coffeehouse is not that far…read morefrom the main hall at Gare Centrale. It shares some of the walkways and passages in Place Bonaventure with other food and drink establishments. For starters, I like Second Cup more than I do Starbucks. It doesn't have as much hype and branding. It seems lower key. However, on this particular visit, the service ran a little more aloof and they weren't crowded. Also, I prefer their selection of desserts. I went in to get something to eat and to do so in the dining area. I settled on a big cup of hot tea and a hefty slice of chocolate cake. While far from nutritionally balanced or healthy, that might have been dinner. However, in Montreal, using transit is always accompanied by walking - how much is up to you - and that can help counter those calories. Second Cup is a Canadian coffeehouse chain. Per the maxim "when in Rome," I try to patronize Canadian establishments when in Canada, be they stand-alone or chain entities. I will only go to Starbucks outside the U.S. if all the stars line up in its favor, so to speak. I've always had good to excellent experiences at Second Cup and, with the dynamic hustle and bustle of Gare Centrale and the Financial District, this is a nice store in which to sit, eat and drink, people watch (which never disappoints in Montreal), and do some laptop or "to do list" time.

Wonderful spot with great barista's and pastry…read more The baristo spent time explaining how to grind the beans when at home! Great service

It was a quiet and slow afternoon at Cafe Neve…read more Cappuccino and Cortado was both nicely crafted with lovely latte art. Good as a pit stop when you are in the area. Barista was friendly. We left happy and caffeinated.

Friendly baristas, good drinks and big selection of beans to go. Very good light roast espresso…read more Comfy couches in the back offering decent sense of privacy in a relaxed atmosphere. This place has some bad reviews. I mean this is probably not the place if you're looking to be on display.

Prices are pretty high for the size but overall delicious coffee! The barista was super nice and…read morefriendly when I asked her a question. It can get pretty busy and loud so probably not the best place if you want a quiet place to work or study. Parking can also be a bit challenging but a cute spot to visit if you're in the area.

This is probably THE BEST coffee shop in Montreal. Coffee lovers paradise. They have an extensive…read moreselection of coffee from all over the world as well as a few tea options. You can also choose how your coffee is brewed. The staff is always friendly and very knowledgeable. I discovered this spot a few years ago through a barista passport, where you pay for this little booklet that has over 100 participating cafes in Montreal and you get to discover them by getting a "free" coffee (although not really free since you paid for the booklet). I was pretty intimidated the first time I walked in since there were just so many options - from all the different coffees to the different brewing styles. The staff is super approachable and always eager to help and give suggestions. They usually let you smell the coffee if you're undecided. I always leave having learned something new.

Hands down probably the best coffee I've ever heard. A very cute independent coffee shop that has…read morethe best beans from South America and Canada and other places. They have a dedicated area for Canadian coffee and it's labelled from which city it's from. They have all kinds of tools, machines and coffee makers available at your disposal. I walked around to see what they were specific to. There's beautiful posters and paintings decorated. Unfortunately they have 2 very very small tables in such a spacious cafe. You can sit on the high chairs at the register. However, it would be nice if they incorporated more sitting space available. The barista explained the different coffees available and why they are different. Upon his recommendation I ordered the chocolate pour-over. It was excellent! Very strong coffee, to the point I was up way past midnight! I added milk, no sugar and it was perfect. I tried my friends fruit coffee pour over and I didn't like it, nor did they. I finished my fairly large mug, whereas they couldn't. It was nice to watch the process of the coffee being made. Really enjoyed it. Again, not enough chairs to sit and enjoy the coffee which is primarily why it loses a star.

What a wonderful cafe. Such dope beans and coffee gear on sale. Great staff. Delicious brews. Most…read moreimportantly, this place has the best iced coffee slush I have ever had. Whenever I am outside of Montreal, I preach the gospel of the slush. I do not know why more places outside of this city don't make these. Simply blending a milky iced coffee is such a treat. Myriade takes their slush to a whole other level with a touch of orange. It's incredible. I will miss this wonderful place when I leave.

The workers were very kind. The crown jewel of this place is the coffee slushies - the best coffee…read moreI've ever had to be honest, the orange blossom coffee slushy here was the best ever. I will make a trip back to Montreal just for this. The cafe itself is quiet and cute, clean and lots of seating.