Reviews describe Café Camas as a warm, welcoming spot on the Plateau where a thrift store vibe meets standout coffee, delicious sandwiches and a relaxed atmosphere. The iced dirty chai draws repeated praise for rich spice flavor, and the matcha and cafe mocha are also highlighted as exceptional. The space combines a casual café with a charming vintage clothing shop, and staff are consistently friendly and engaging, making the overall experience feel welcoming and vibrant. Practical notes appear about keeping food and merch payments separate to avoid tip prompts, and a few days feature a stronger laundry scent, but these do not detract from the overall vibe. Overall, Café Camas comes across as a versatile, enjoyable destination for coffee, food, and fashion in Montreal.View restaurant profile
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Reviews describe Ichiraku Kawaki as a cozy, welcoming spot with fresh, well presented sushi and flavorful ramen at reasonable prices, and the atmosphere feels warm and homey. Staff are repeatedly praised for friendliness and attentiveness, including a bilingual hostess, while the menu ranges from salmon and tuna sushi to eel, maki, pokebowls and ramen, with portions described as generous. Many note high quality ingredients and careful presentation, and the dining experience is often likened to visiting a friends living room with good music and a calm vibe. Some reviews mention slower service or occasional order mix ups during busy periods, but issues are generally resolved with a remake or apology. Several comments highlight good value and convenient takeout options, with perks like loyalty style offers that reward repeat visits. Overall sentiment is positive, with strong praise for fresh flavors, friendly service, and reliable quality, tempered by occasional remarks on price or pacing.View restaurant profile
Le Trou comes through as a much loved Montreal style bagel spot with fresh bagels baked in house and a warm cozy atmosphere. Reviewers praise the everything bagel, the sesame bagel, the smoked salmon variety, and the cream cheese, with bagels that are crisp on the outside and chewy on the inside. Service is described as friendly and welcoming by many, though occasional lapses such as billing mistakes or refunds with no reply are mentioned. There are caveats including small portions at times, especially with salmon or smoked meat, limited seating and sometimes warm inside due to bagel making, and parking is limited. Overall Le Trou is described as a top bagel option in Montreal by many reviews, with a focus on freshness, local ingredients, and a friendly vibe.View restaurant profile
Restaurant GUAN is often praised for value with generous portions and fast, friendly service, making it a reliable lunch option. Reviews highlight a family run, honest feel and discounts for students that help keep prices very affordable. Dishes such as peanut chicken and General Tao are noted as tasty choices, and portions are described as huge, so there is often enough for leftovers. The overall impression centers on practicality and consistent quality rather than ambiance, with quick service and good value for money emphasized across the board. This collection of feedback presents Restaurant GUAN as a go to neighborhood spot for those seeking large portions, dependable taste, and budget friendly prices.View restaurant profile
