Best Bubble Tea, German, Austrian Restaurants in Montreal (2026) - Reviews & Menus

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Wünderbar

Bavarian Brewery

Open until 3 am

(56)

Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Pub Food German

Review Summary

Reviews of Wünderbar emphasize a strong German beer hall vibe with long communal tables, a big bar, and a top notch beer selection that includes both local and imported options, plus standout pretzels and sausages. The atmosphere is described as lively and social when events allow, but can feel less immersive when screens dominate or the crowd is small. Prices are mixed: beer quality is praised, yet some feel pretzels and sausages are overpriced for portion size and value. Service is often highlighted as friendly, knowledgeable, and attentive, though seating delays and occasional push to finish drinks appear in some accounts. Some reviews note room for improvement in ambiance or consistency and caution that the concept can feel incomplete on certain nights. Overall, Wünderbar is seen as a solid, enjoyable spot for beer and socializing with potential to tighten pricing, vibes, and menu balance.View restaurant profile

New

Cafe Kokiri

Opens Tomorrow at 10 am

(49)

Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG), Monkland Village

Café Bubble Tea Desserts & Sweets Sandwiches Korean

Review Summary

Cafe Kokiri is described as a cute cafe with authentic Korean coffee and a strong lineup of dishes like bulgogi banh mi and Korean hotdogs. Reviews praise its bingsu, including a strawberry version with chewy rice cakes and corn flakes, and a cream croffle that many find irresistible. Generous portions stand out, whether with the bulgogi banh mi, bulgogi rice bowl with spicy mayo, or tteokbokki that can be adjusted for spice. The cafe's cozy vibe, lo fi music, cute interior, and a photo booth contribute to a welcoming, study friendly atmosphere. Friendly, attentive service is noted as timely without being overbearing, helping guests feel comfortable and able to work or relax. A few items receive softer notes, such as the small cup for the small sized bingsu that feels uncomfortable, and a tteokbokki that may be too salty if the sugar is missing. Overall the reviews present Cafe Kokiri as an affordable, varied, and appealing spot for drinks, meals and desserts with a homey, comforting feel.View restaurant profile