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Such a cute little place, the area is under construction which was a little annoying but the place is worth it. We came in on a Sunday to have a quick breakfast before heading to the science museum. Their coffee is really good and the food was great, we came in right on time before it became packed, we were a group of 5. Our server Elle Gallacher was super nice & really funny which made the experience even better. Highly recommended
Stopped in for brunch. Food was excellent. We had the Solstice avocado toast with burrata and tomatoes and added a sunny side up egg. The presentation was beautiful although it needed a little salt and pepper. The croissant breakfast sandwich was excellent. We got it without the prosciutto so it had smashed avocado, sunny side up egg and Gruyère (I believe). This was hands down the best breakfast sandwich I have had. It came with a side salad which had a delicious vinaigrette dressing. My only knock on this place was the service set up. Four of us spent about $150 for brunch. I don't mind paying that for a great meal, which it was. For that price point, it would have been nice to have someone seat you and take your order instead of having to find a table and then go back down 2 floors to the counter to order. Apparently other locations have table service. Bottom line, food was delicious and I would definitely go again.
A charming corner cafe in Montreal. It is located in an old building filled with charm, and lots of beautiful plants. There were several levels with seating options. We stopped in for coffee and pastries and there were so many choices it was hard to decide. We had lattes, scones and cookies. The were all so fresh and sweet. Service was excellent. The staff were nice, friendly and patient while we were deciding which pastries we wanted to purchase. Highly Recommend!
I know that this place is just a chain coffee shop but the vibes are actually impeccable. I didn't know Montreal's coffee scene is so strong, and I really loved all the cafes I've been to and this one was a great representation of the culture. We were able to easily find a table for 3 at around 10am on a weekend, but coming in 30 minutes later you might have to wait. I ordered a Perle Sandwich and it was genuinely quite good. I was a bit worried that there wouldn't be that much food and I wouldn't feel full when they first brought the plate over, but it was actually delicious and filling. I loved all the bits of vegetables in the tuna salad which went very well with the bread. The salad on the side was great too. I think though what was more impressive was the interior and how all these different types of furniture items came together into one cohesive unit. It was both botanical but also vintage vibes. Definitely a great place to spend in the morning.
Small corner shop with a second floor seating and mid tier seating area. It feels quite cozy inside. Large autumn latte (three shots of espresso) with oat milk sounds good for my hubby, less the whipped cream and cinnamon toast, cereal. Grabbed a large autumn latte, chocolate drizzle and pistachio croissant and the last Nutella cronut. C$20.70 We ordered to go, but the latte was put into a mug, while the cronut had the chocolate croissant were put into wax paper. The Nutella all comes off of the Cronut in the wax bag. Annoying. :( would be better to have the Nutella inside the Cronut. The Cronut is not so good, the dough seems like it's old and stale and rather hard too. The Nutella is the better part of this stale Cronut. The chocolate drizzle is so-so, the croissant isn't that buttery, flaky pastry you expect at all. It's quite dense and the inside is soft and mushy from the rather sparse dusting of pistachio nuts. Their pastries are quite overrated. The autumn latte was just average. Nothing special. They don't even try to fancy up the top of your latte at all, may as well not even bother. Service is quick, hardly any real interface.
I went here twice during my recent trip to Montreal. Once to pick up a chocolate croissant and matcha latte to go (both amazing) and then again for brunch with a group of 10. It's a cute space and the menu has a nice range of salads, sandwiches, and other brunch items. The service was overall pretty quick considering that it was fairly busy and we had a large group. The only downside was that the tables are tiny, so it was tough making room for everyone's plates and drinks. I ordered the lox toast which was super filling, with a generous portion of lox, capers, and red onions. Overall, it's a cute brunch spot and the food is solid!
While visiting Montreal, I made a point of stopping by this café after bookmarking it on Google. The cute decor and positive reviews had already caught my attention. Parking was difficult to find, so we ended up walking quite a bit after leaving the car. I loved the café's corner location, which gave it a charming vibe, especially with the staircase leading up to it. The layout was unique, with multiple levels and scattered seating, although it was tricky to find space for our group of four and we eventually split into pairs. We tried several items. The iced matcha latte with vanilla wasn't the strongest I've had, but the flavor was still enjoyable. The lavender latte was a pleasant surprise, carrying the lavender notes beautifully without being overpoweringly floral. The matcha cookie quickly became a favorite. It was so good that we went back to grab the last one. While I wished for a slightly stronger matcha flavor, the texture was perfect and the sweetness level just right. It just really hit the spot. The Avococo was another delicious pick, with well-balanced flavors. The grilled cheese was tasty but small and a bit plain (they could use more cheese and maybe even a variety of types), while the tomato soup served alongside was creamy, herb-forward, and flavorful, though also quite small for the price. Overall, everything we tried tasted great, the service was friendly, and the café itself is beautifully decorated and unique. That said, the price point is a bit higher than I'm used to, especially considering the portion sizes.
Solid 3. + really good pistachio chocolate croissant + latte glacé + cute ambiance +/- super busy - they don't take names or give you a number and soooo many people are waiting for drinks. Some guy (who ordered after me) grabbed my drink before I could get it, DRANK OUT OF IT, realized it wasn't what he ordered, then set it back on the bar! The barista was so busy we could never get her attention to make me a new drink, which ended up taking 20 minutes. Ugh. - on top of ^^^, they forgot to make the Cortado we ordered Maybe our visit was a fluke, but there has to be a better streamlined system.
Very cute spot with friendly service and yummy food/drinks! I had the avocado toast with cucumbers, pickled onion, cabbage and falafel. Now the falafel wasn't great and I didnt expect it to be. It was hard and dry and didn't taste fresh at all but I still enjoyed my dish. I also had a lavender matcha latte which was very tasty! A great brunch spot overall
I'm obsessed with this coffee shop! Note: this review is only on drinks. ***LOCATION*** This charming coffee shop and cafe is located right next to the Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal aka the top tourist attraction in the city. However, this spot somehow still manages to have a local feel to it. ***EXPERIENCE*** My partner and I had a fantastic time at this coffee shop. We wanted to find a spot to have the money date and couldn't have found a better one. We were able to find seating upstairs and for it to be pretty intimate and somewhat private. There were a lot of people (as it was a Saturday), but something about the seating makes it feel still spacious. When you first walk in, it feels like there is a stage with seating. It's a beautifully designed coffee shop with a lot of yummy natural lighting. I ordered a mocha and it was probably the best mocha I've ever had. I'm still dreaming about the rich cocoa they used in it and the fresh coffee. It was divine. My partner really enjoyed his coffee too. They have food options, but we didn't get food on this visit. The avocado toast looks pretty yummy. ***PRICE*** My mocha was about $8. ***BATHROOM*** There were two gender neutral restrooms upstairs. I liked that the sink was outside and the stalls were just the toilets. ***CONCLUSION*** If you are looking for a delicious mocha, I highly recommend checking this spot out.
1 month ago
We had a delightful breakfast at Tommy's. Omelette with prosciutto and mushrooms. And a BIG cappuccino. 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. read more
Semi-eclectic naturally-lit and very open cafe with tall windows, many plants, and a plethora of small tables and "bar seats" perfect for anything from first dates to laptop work. They serve ready-made pastries, hot sandwiches, coffee/espresso/tea drinks, and loose leaf tea (ask to see the loose leaf menu, the green I tried was good and from Camellia Sinensis), with some alcoholic options as well. They have Wi-Fi posted, although outlets seem difficult to come by so take a peak around your table before committing if you'll need to plug in. read more
Such a cute little place, the area is under construction which was a little annoying but the place is worth it. We came in on a Sunday to have a quick breakfast before heading to the science museum. Their coffee is really good and the food was great, we came in right on time before it became packed, we were a group of 5. Our server Elle Gallacher was super nice & really funny which made the experience even better. Highly recommended read more
Stopped in for brunch. Food was excellent. We had the Solstice avocado toast with burrata and tomatoes and added a sunny side up egg. The presentation was beautiful although it needed a little salt and pepper. The croissant breakfast sandwich was excellent. We got it without the prosciutto so it had smashed avocado, sunny side up egg and Gruyère (I believe). This was hands down the best breakfast sandwich I have had. It came with a side salad which had a delicious vinaigrette dressing. My only knock on this place was the service set up. Four of us spent about $150 for brunch. I don't mind paying that for a great meal, which it was. For that price point, it would have been nice to have someone seat you and take your order instead of having to find a table and then go back down 2 floors to the counter to order. Apparently other locations have table service. Bottom line, food was delicious and I would definitely go again. read more
A charming corner cafe in Montreal. It is located in an old building filled with charm, and lots of beautiful plants. There were several levels with seating options. We stopped in for coffee and pastries and there were so many choices it was hard to decide. We had lattes, scones and cookies. The were all so fresh and sweet. Service was excellent. The staff were nice, friendly and patient while we were deciding which pastries we wanted to purchase. Highly Recommend! read more
My husband and I had breakfast here today and we thought the smores French toast and avocado toast were great. We also enjoyed their hot chocolate. It gets crowded, but we found a table upstairs. Good food and fast service. Walkable from the Notre Dame basilica. read more
1 year ago
I know that this place is just a chain coffee shop but the vibes are actually impeccable. I didn't know Montreal's coffee scene is so strong, and I really loved all the cafes I've been to and this one was a great representation of the culture. We were able to easily find a table for 3 at around 10am on a weekend, but coming in 30 minutes later you might have to wait. I ordered a Perle Sandwich and it was genuinely quite good. I was a bit worried that there wouldn't be that much food and I wouldn't feel full when they first brought the plate over, but it was actually delicious and filling. I loved all the bits of vegetables in the tuna salad which went very well with the bread. The salad on the side was great too. I think though what was more impressive was the interior and how all these different types of furniture items came together into one cohesive unit. It was both botanical but also vintage vibes. Definitely a great place to spend in the morning. read more
Small corner shop with a second floor seating and mid tier seating area. It feels quite cozy inside. Large autumn latte (three shots of espresso) with oat milk sounds good for my hubby, less the whipped cream and cinnamon toast, cereal. Grabbed a large autumn latte, chocolate drizzle and pistachio croissant and the last Nutella cronut. C$20.70 We ordered to go, but the latte was put into a mug, while the cronut had the chocolate croissant were put into wax paper. The Nutella all comes off of the Cronut in the wax bag. Annoying. :( would be better to have the Nutella inside the Cronut. The Cronut is not so good, the dough seems like it's old and stale and rather hard too. The Nutella is the better part of this stale Cronut. The chocolate drizzle is so-so, the croissant isn't that buttery, flaky pastry you expect at all. It's quite dense and the inside is soft and mushy from the rather sparse dusting of pistachio nuts. Their pastries are quite overrated. The autumn latte was just average. Nothing special. They don't even try to fancy up the top of your latte at all, may as well not even bother. Service is quick, hardly any real interface. read more
I went here twice during my recent trip to Montreal. Once to pick up a chocolate croissant and matcha latte to go (both amazing) and then again for brunch with a group of 10. It's a cute space and the menu has a nice range of salads, sandwiches, and other brunch items. The service was overall pretty quick considering that it was fairly busy and we had a large group. The only downside was that the tables are tiny, so it was tough making room for everyone's plates and drinks. I ordered the lox toast which was super filling, with a generous portion of lox, capers, and red onions. Overall, it's a cute brunch spot and the food is solid! read more
While visiting Montreal, I made a point of stopping by this café after bookmarking it on Google. The cute decor and positive reviews had already caught my attention. Parking was difficult to find, so we ended up walking quite a bit after leaving the car. I loved the café's corner location, which gave it a charming vibe, especially with the staircase leading up to it. The layout was unique, with multiple levels and scattered seating, although it was tricky to find space for our group of four and we eventually split into pairs. We tried several items. The iced matcha latte with vanilla wasn't the strongest I've had, but the flavor was still enjoyable. The lavender latte was a pleasant surprise, carrying the lavender notes beautifully without being overpoweringly floral. The matcha cookie quickly became a favorite. It was so good that we went back to grab the last one. While I wished for a slightly stronger matcha flavor, the texture was perfect and the sweetness level just right. It just really hit the spot. The Avococo was another delicious pick, with well-balanced flavors. The grilled cheese was tasty but small and a bit plain (they could use more cheese and maybe even a variety of types), while the tomato soup served alongside was creamy, herb-forward, and flavorful, though also quite small for the price. Overall, everything we tried tasted great, the service was friendly, and the café itself is beautifully decorated and unique. That said, the price point is a bit higher than I'm used to, especially considering the portion sizes. read more
Solid 3. + really good pistachio chocolate croissant + latte glacé + cute ambiance +/- super busy - they don't take names or give you a number and soooo many people are waiting for drinks. Some guy (who ordered after me) grabbed my drink before I could get it, DRANK OUT OF IT, realized it wasn't what he ordered, then set it back on the bar! The barista was so busy we could never get her attention to make me a new drink, which ended up taking 20 minutes. Ugh. - on top of ^^^, they forgot to make the Cortado we ordered Maybe our visit was a fluke, but there has to be a better streamlined system. read more
Very cute spot with friendly service and yummy food/drinks! I had the avocado toast with cucumbers, pickled onion, cabbage and falafel. Now the falafel wasn't great and I didnt expect it to be. It was hard and dry and didn't taste fresh at all but I still enjoyed my dish. I also had a lavender matcha latte which was very tasty! A great brunch spot overall read more
10 months ago
I had the salmon bagel sandwich which was pretty tasty though it could have used more salmon. I also had an americano which was good. A little expensive, like 35 cad. read more
I'm obsessed with this coffee shop! Note: this review is only on drinks. ***LOCATION*** This charming coffee shop and cafe is located right next to the Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal aka the top tourist attraction in the city. However, this spot somehow still manages to have a local feel to it. ***EXPERIENCE*** My partner and I had a fantastic time at this coffee shop. We wanted to find a spot to have the money date and couldn't have found a better one. We were able to find seating upstairs and for it to be pretty intimate and somewhat private. There were a lot of people (as it was a Saturday), but something about the seating makes it feel still spacious. When you first walk in, it feels like there is a stage with seating. It's a beautifully designed coffee shop with a lot of yummy natural lighting. I ordered a mocha and it was probably the best mocha I've ever had. I'm still dreaming about the rich cocoa they used in it and the fresh coffee. It was divine. My partner really enjoyed his coffee too. They have food options, but we didn't get food on this visit. The avocado toast looks pretty yummy. ***PRICE*** My mocha was about $8. ***BATHROOM*** There were two gender neutral restrooms upstairs. I liked that the sink was outside and the stalls were just the toilets. ***CONCLUSION*** If you are looking for a delicious mocha, I highly recommend checking this spot out. read more
For a quick bite in the most convenient location, this coffee shop/small cafe with the cutest inside decor and multi levels was absolutely perfect. Needing to fuel up for the day and also let some rain pass, our time here was fulfilling and enjoyable. Everything was delicious!! Huge portions, and I was most impressed by the perfectly soft bread. read more
1 year ago
Tommy Café had a great vibe in my opinion. The service was filled with kind people, there was nice background music that I believe is perfect for a café and the food that my friend and I had order was served in perfect timing and was really enjoyable; it was delicious and filling. The only thing I would have recommended that might need a little change is the tables. Some of the tables were too small; when looking around it look like there wasn't enough space to have a plate of food next to your work/laptop. However, don't let this stop you from still coming to Tommy Café as a place to hangout; for I find this place still great for me and my friend. We just wanted a place where we can sit down, relax and catch up and Tommy Café did exactly that. Would also recommend this to anyone who just needs a calm place to have lunch and needs to do some personal/school work. Not as busy as I have usually heard from others and seen with my own eyes but then again depends on the days you go. read more
Came here late afternoon on a Sunday and it was still fairly busy. This location has 3 floors; first floor is the ordering area and second and third floor has seating, the third floor has a couch as well and can lounge. I came for their pistachio croissant (popular item) but they were sold out unfortunately, so we got another pistachio dessert, the crookie (croissant and cookie) and a mocha (also popular item). They're also known for their avocado toast which we didn't get to try. I loved the mocha drink, but the 2 pastry/dessert items were just alright. The interior is beautiful and we enjoyed our mid day pickup here. read more
1 year ago
Service/food/atmosphere all 5 star Just came across the location and we ordered some foods. Everything was perfect atmosphere the ambience the food and I had no complaint so five star. read more
1 year ago
Fun bright atmosphere in a great location. Excellent pastries, toasties, drinks...we highly recommend it! read more
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Excellent food and fast service. It's a really busy location but the queue moved very quick. There is a good buzz inside and prices are reasonable for the amount of food and drink you get read more
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6 months ago
We stopped by this cool looking cafe because of its European architecture facade. My husband got a nice latte and we sat down enjoying the nice decor and ambiance. There are many Tommy Cafes around Montreal and other parts of Canada, but this one in Old Town has the best setting, in an old building with lots of nice greenery decor...it's just relaxing and charming. Tommy Café + Apéro is a neighborhood coffee shop and bar that has grown to many branches. Established in Old Montreal (this one being the original store), Tommy Cafe offers a wide selection of coffees, pastries, snacks and drinks -- seven days a week. The Old Montreal store has a balanced blend of modern design, mid-century furniture and Victorian architecture. Just stunning ! read more
After walking around downtown, I decided to treat myself to something sweet. Per the recommendation of the cashier I bought a pain au chocolat and a chocolate & almond croissant. Both were devilishly delicious. The pain au chocolat melted in my mouth. The croissant was on the sweeter side, but so it goes with most things that have almond paste. The cafe itself was so picturesque. I can imagine posting up here for a few hours with a good book or your laptop to get some work done. read more
2 years ago
Breakfast at Tommy in Montréal was enjoyable we love breakfast sandwich & avocado, toast !" The chai tea was good but the fruity pebble coffee was not for us . But overall nice experience read more
Great spot to grab a coffee and a light bite and get some work done. The ambiance and atmosphere is bustling yet friendly. I ordered an oat latte and the chocolate pistachio croissant. Pretty good overall- I wish the croissant was a little more crispy/flaky but the flavor was on point. Nice spot to relax while exploring Downtown Montreal. Lots of greenery and calming decor. read more
It looks like an old school café that you would see on a period drama or a movie with a bit of a modern twist. I really like how it looks. The matcha is quite good! Ils a really good mix of the oat milk and the matcha flavor, it's not bitter but you can still taste the matcha! read more
1 year ago
Delicious drinks and friendly service in a beautiful historic building! Located right next to Notre Dame. read more
Tommy is an absolutely gorgeous cafe that offers a wide range of drinks, pastries, and brunch items. The interior was beautiful and showcased the light outside very well, and it emulated a cozy space to catch up with friends or do work. We got the lucky charms latte, which was expensive but worth the try. We got the caramel and hazelnut syrups for them and enjoyed them very much. We then ordered the smoked salmon bagel but were not particularly impressed. It tastes exactly as you would expect it. There isn't much of a wow factor for it. The drinks were therefore a 5/5, and the bagel a 3/5. WiFi is available, and the service was amazing. We got tips from the staff on where to go on our little adventure in Montreal, and they were very warm in greeting. It also gets pretty busy and the lines can get long, but the wait times aren't too bad. P.S. A tip with the lucky charms latte is to not drink it with a straw. Just sip on it. read more
3 years ago
Located in a historic district of Montreal. Super friendly service and very good breakfast and brunch food. So E times hard to find a seat but this place is very popular read more
Beautiful and popular cafe near Notre Dame. Love the plant-ful interior and so many different seating options. There are many coffee, tea and other drink options as well as many pastries, avo toast and other food items. The cronut with Nutella was amazing as was the almond croissant. The cookies are giant! I had the iced coffee but I regret it as after I sat down I heard someone order a lavender matcha. I'll definitely have to order that next time. The service is excellent. Definitely recommend this place for meeting friends, studying or just enjoying some chill time alone. read more
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