Searching for the best matcha lattes in Montreal? Discover top spots like The Jinjin and Matcha Haus Atelier. This guide highlights the city's finest teahouses, unique pop-ups, and creative seasonal blends that balance quality ceremonial-grade matcha with expert techniques for a perfect cup.
Discover Seasons Cafe on Avenue Mozart in Villeray, Montreal. This new brunch spot serves decadent dishes like tiramisu French toast and avocado toast with burrata. Early risers can enjoy a special breakfast deal every morning from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. for just $10.
Jinjin is a refined teahouse in Montreal offering expertly prepared tea and matcha. Founder Zhang Wenhui brings her family heritage from Nanjing to this modern space, focusing on traditional craftsmanship and authentic tea culture in an approachable, serene environment.
Cote Cafe has opened a second location at 90 Ave des Pins West in Montreal. This spacious, light-filled cafe features art and plants, offering specialty coffee in the heart of the Plateau-Mont-Royal. Visit this new gathering spot to enjoy high-quality brews in a vibrant, creative atmosphere.
Summer in Montreal calls for the perfect sundae. From indulgent gelato creations at Dalmata and artistic treats at Iconoglace to global flavors at Unicone and churro-topped delights at Dulce, discover the best spots across the city and beyond to satisfy every sweet craving this season.
FineFineFine Café in Montreal blends Australian-inspired cafe culture with custom craft design. Roasted Australian beans define its identity, while bespoke decor and handmade fixtures create a warm, cohesive space. The menu is simple but deliberate: three potato-bread sandwiches and a pear-arugula-Parmesan salad, with in-house prep.
New in Griffintown, Café BRUT opens with Zoé Duval and Josh Monroe as an urban café with a raw, minimalist vibe of concrete, wood and steel. Signature drinks include banana bread latte, salted maple latte and strawberry matcha, using Torqué beans to highlight origin complexity. Open daily 8am-4pm for slow mornings or long work sessions.
Montreal's finest tea houses offer afternoon tea traditions from around the world, pairing scones, pastries and delicate bites with curated teas in intimate spaces. Sabayon's Michelin-starred tasting leads the scene alongside Paparmane, Cha Do Raku, Le Parloir, La Brume dans mes Lunettes and the Ritz-Carlton Palm Court.
Montreal's Japanese dining scene ranges from high-end omakase to vegan ramen and lively izakaya, blending traditional techniques with Quebec ingredients. The guide highlights authentic, fresh, and creative spots across the island, from hidden gems to upscale destinations, for a complete Japanese culinary tour.