Je suis passer aujourd`hui au pain et saveur à greenfield park et je tenner vraiment à faire par de…read moremon expérience incroyable. Le service était impeccable et la personne en charge de la patisserie était très gentille et aimable! Je repasserai surement.

Very nice bakery and coffee shop. great tirmisu cake and quiche lorraine…read moreNice service with pleasant staff

You need to buy good coffee in the area ? You're desperate and are about to go to provigo ? STOP…read more Check out this little hidden place where you can find 16 different kind of coffee, a nice sitting area to enjoy one (or more), and a very welcoming employee to help you find what you're looking for. You can sit and relax while you enjoy an espresso of the coffee you chose, and 4 different decaf if that's what you like (booooo) Decent prices, and really good coffee for what I tried so far. They also sell mugs, and other small coffee related products. Really nice place.

This place is closed permanently, if you are looking for coffee beans from Café Castelo, the most…read morenearby location is Café Espresso BTea in Brossard (next to Terminus Panama).

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!

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.

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.

Super super cute place! So many options. Coffee was good, croissant was very good! They have a…read morelatte making station as well. Everything was super fresh!

Pastries were extremely underwhelming. The plain croissant was incredibly bad, no flavor and dry /…read morecardboard-like texture. The pistachio croissant was the best of the bunch in terms of flavor, but it was still just mediocre. The almond croissant lacked flavor. There's also no seating in the shop (some older reviews mention upstairs seating, but that no longer exists).

Great selection of food. Comfortable booths to sit and enjoy…read moreyour afternoon beverage. Excellent service from the friendly staff. Places like this would be a great reason to live in the area!

On the way into Montreal, I stopped at Ange for a pastry. I love their raisin rolls, where you buy…read more3 and get the 4th one free....that offer is similar to the one they do for croissants, some breads, tarts, etc. The wait is always long to order, but everyone is patient and polite. The lady working behind the counter was also very professional and very sweet. I love this regional chain of boulangeries....one of my favorites in the area.

This is how i rank my Starbucks…read more +1 Not too many wifi hoarders +1 More than 1 comfy leather chair +1 Outdoor Seating in a nice neighborhood +1 Clean location with original layout +1 Nice enough baristas with solid coffee -1 Pre-teens coming to buy snacks and being loud We are left with a really good location in a part of the South Shore I took pleasure in discovering.

Typical Starbucks, except for no drive thru and a hassle to park. Making it a really hard location…read morefor that morning coffee run. Just imagine in 2 feet of snow 0.o Great service, clean washroom, although with a stupid low speed hand dryer, and typical fairs and decor. It's a Starbucks people!

This Starbucks is one of the best one I have been too. The staff were friendly and helpful. I…read moredecided to have a sandwich with my regular chai latte. I am not sure why this place felt so different than other Starbucks but it was really amazing . My chai latte was exceptionally good and I had a quinoa and black beans sandwich. The sandwich was so tasteful that I couldn't stop raving about it. Of course, this Starbucks is out my way, so next time I am in south shore, this coffeeshop will be always on my radar.

A quick stop that ended being one until closing time…read more The good: Good coffee of course. Nice decor. Lots of spaces for computers. Tables outside. Clean place. Good and friendly service at cash. The bad: Strange people may lure in the coffee shop. Service out of cashier area not that great. Passing mop under our table and almost over our shoes, not that great. Fireplace was not "on". Closing the lights on us instead of calmly telling us "we are closing" is very rude and disrespectful to clients. The AC is geared up and EXTREMELY cold (bring a sweater, no jokes). Available tables are rare. Only one long table (usually busy). Too bad that the respect of the "sitting client" is almost non-existent, because this place would deserve a better score. And they would need more tables (plus longer ones) as this place is getting busier by the season.