Maison BaultBerri opens in the Quartier Latin inside the Empire boutique at 1275 Berri Street, a cozy forty-seat bistro by Laurent Dagenais and Phil Grisé. Named for the Archambault store, the cafe offers coffee, matcha, smoothies, sandwiches, soups and pastries daily with fresh local ingredients in a relaxed setting designed by Daniel Finkelstein.
Discover Montreal's best autumn drinks across cozy cafes, with pumpkin spice lattes, spiced apple and chai creations, matcha and mocha specials, offered by venues like Maman, Savsav, Café Green Drip and more, capturing warm vibes and seasonal cafe culture.
Discover Montreal's most aesthetic cafés, from Old Port to downtown, where cozy lighting, stylish decor, and photogenic drinks elevate study sessions or a coffee break. From Café Constance to Crew Collective, these Instagrammable spots blend ambiance with tasty menus across the city.
Discover Montreal's best matcha lattes, from ceremonial-grade brews to inventive twists across top cafés like Café Cosé, Spirulina, Osmo X Marusan, and Tsujiri, with traditional prep, precise whisking, and bold flavors that prove matcha as craft, not a trend.
Explore Montreal's Quartier Latin, a vibrant hub around UQAM with cobblestone streets, late-night dining and diverse cuisines, from Galicia's seafood paella to Italian trattorias, North African riads, Japanese cafés, Latin bars and lively brasseries near Berri-UQAM and the Grande Bibliothèque.
Hidden gem on the Plateau, Cafécito sits on the second floor above Ibéricos on Saint-Denis, a warm Spanish café in Montreal offering quality coffee, tapas and Iberian sandwiches with fast-casual service and a cozy space to work or relax, plus churros and croquetas with wine and Estrella beer.
Discover Montreal's best iced drinks this summer, from caffeinated iced lattes and fruity slushies to creamy shakes and refreshing cocktails, with spots like Cafe Capybara, La Cave a Manger, Coquine, Shaka Club and more across the city's vibrant neighborhoods.
Discover vibrant Montreal terrace brunch spots from Plateau to Old Montreal, where sunlit patios, generous plates, and lively conversations create memorable weekends. Savor local flavours, mezze, eggs Benedict, crepes, and mimosas under blue skies at diverse cafes and restaurants.
Discover Montreal's trendiest desserts, from Middle Eastern delights to playful East Asian treats, with spots like Sour Bites, Hazukido, Ocha, Allo Daisy, and Fuwa Fuwa, perfect for dessert lovers and culinary explorers seeking new, share-worthy flavors.
Montréal's cafés that become wine bars blend morning coffee, midday bites and evening natural wines into one fluid experience, spanning from the Plateau to Verdun, with hybrid spaces that work for students, remote workers and locals alike.
Old Montreal's historic streets invite a flavorful daytime dining stroll, from cafés to inventive lunches and brunches. Discover a variety of spots with unique vibes and curated menus, including La Cave a Manger, Café Olimpico, Olive et Gourmando, Mandy's, Crew Collective & Café, and more.
Oxford Café marks 80 years in Montreal's Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, famed for a warm atmosphere and hearty homemade dishes. Since 1997, owners Gity Pour and Chef Mohammad Salgooghian have kept the original charm while adding a personal twist, with homemade pancakes and benedict sauce that keep regulars coming back.
Montreal's cafe scene blends neighborhood gems with modern venues, offering unique roasts, local beans, and inventive brews across Old Montreal, Griffintown, Plateau, Mile End and beyond. Explore the best spots for a welcoming vibe and a carefully crafted beverage, where every visit promises a new coffee experience.
Montreal's autumn brings the hottest pumpkin spice lattes right now from cozy independent cafes, blending cinnamon, nutmeg and ginger with house twists. Explore how cafes across the city, Café Hélico, SoLIT Café, Café Caron & Frères, Tordu Café et Crèmerie, Café Léo, Tropé and more, offer unique takes and warm fall ambiance for a comforting sip.
Montreal's food scene embraces viral crookies and croffles, croissant-based delights born in Paris and Dublin respectively, with an insider guide to the city's cafes and bakeries serving these sweet and savory hybrids, pointing to top spots to savor the latest pastry trends.
Montreal's vibrant cafe scene offers lattes and cold brews for every taste, with plant based milks, seasonal flavors, and today's brewing methods like Kyoto slow brew and nitro infusion. Discover standout spots like Cafe Olimpico, Cafe Leo, Dispatch Coffee, Cafe Saint-Henri, Pikolo and Le Bruloir for the perfect coffee break.
Canard Café is a warm neighborhood spot in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve (4299 Ontario St East) where Pierre and Amélie serve on-site, comfort food with third-wave coffee since 2020, with community-minded care and a second location at 2199 Sainte-Catherine Street East offering the same menu and upcoming weekend brunches.
Colette Grand Café, already open in Vancouver and Ontario, is now open inside Holt Renfrew, bringing a French bistro menu with a Mediterranean touch to downtown Montreal. The chic, simple atmosphere makes it ideal for lunch, happy hour on Thursdays or Fridays, and all day weekend brunch.