Resto Végo offers a broad, welcoming vegetarian and vegan dining experience with a large buffet and a pay-by-weight system that makes trying a little of everything easy. The menu features a wide variety of warm and cold dishes, creative vegan options, comforting staples, and plenty of desserts and drinks, all prepared with freshness and flavor. The space is airy and calming with multiple seating areas, a charming downstairs cafe, and a terrace for nice weather, complemented by friendly, attentive staff. Overall reviews highlight great value for money, consistent quality, convenient take-away and dine-in options, and a place that feels like a go-to for vegetarians and non-vegetarians alike.View restaurant profile
La Crémière offers a vanilla frappé that is excellent, with good service and a very convenient location in the Complexe Desjardins. With the tip, it costs a bit more than a small frappé, which some consider quite expensive. Service is described as excellent and the ice cream as good, and several flavors were tried to satisfy cravings while strolling the mall.View restaurant profile
Maison de Thé Camellia Sinensis stands out as a destination for serious tea lovers, offering a wide and varied selection that spans everyday favorites to premium blends, with many customers enjoying discounts on certain teas and the option to order online. The staff are consistently described as courteous, knowledgeable, and helpful, with many reviewers noting clear explanations of tea concepts and tailored recommendations without being pushy. The shop is praised for its beautiful presentation, inviting atmosphere, aromatic interior, and the chance to sample teas through tastings or a sampler, and for hosting discovery workshops and a strong emphasis on origins and flavor notes on the website. The range includes numerous teas, tisanes, and infusions, and the store emphasizes authenticity and high quality with handpicked teas and craft traditions. Several reviewers highlight the convenience of a seamless shopping experience, good customer service, and a desire to return when in Montreal, though a small number mention occasional uneven service. Eco friendly practices and a focus on sustainable sourcing are noted as strengths, and the option to explore a substantial catalog makes it a top pick for enthusiasts seeking variety, education, and a refined tea experience.View restaurant profile
Chicha San Chen is praised for fresh, well balanced bubble tea with strong tea flavors and chewy pearls, with many reviews noting customizable options for tea base, dairy, sweetness, and ice and occasional use of real fruit or taro paste; service is friendly and attentive for many, though a few experiences mention impatience or a misorder during busy times; the shop is small with little to no seating and lines can form, making it feel more like a quick pickup; overall it is regarded as one of the best bubble tea spots in the city, especially for taro and green tea varieties, with awards cited and fresh preparation highlighted, even if some find the price a bit high.View restaurant profile
Kamé - Snack Bar Hawaien draws praise for tasty poke bowls and a diverse cocktail menu, with freshness and creativity in the dishes repeatedly highlighted. The atmosphere is described as unique, warm, and transportive thanks to a Hawaiian vibe, and service is frequently noted as attentive from start to finish. The spot is seen as a good option for a quick lunch, whether ordering to-go or staying in the food court, with bowls generally described as filling for the price. A vegetarian poke with mushrooms is among those highlighted as particularly tasty. However, value can vary, with mentions that one bowl like the WAIMANALO portion felt small for the price and extra sauces can add to the cost. A gluten-free attempt ended badly in one case when soy sauce was added accidentally, causing illness and prompting complaints about training and reimbursement, though some staff were kind. Safety and cleanliness concerns were also noted in one visit, including a rat trap near seating. Bubble tea is described as divine by some, and a house beer is mentioned as a refreshing accompaniment.View restaurant profile
Reviews portray Vua Sandwichs as a fast, affordable spot with a wide menu that includes banh mi, sushi, poke bowls, bubble tea and desserts. Many notes highlight quick service, friendly staff and strong value for money, especially for students. Some comments say the banh mi and meat portions vary, with bread not always meeting authentic expectations or fillings being light. A few reviews mention health concerns after meals, suggesting attention to kitchen practices. Overall the place is seen as a convenient budget friendly option with great variety and reliable speed, attracting regulars even as opinions differ on authenticity and portion size.View restaurant profile
Pâtisserie Cocobun is noted for offering the same delicious buns as its larger locations, even in a small space, and the bubble tea is affordable with appealing options. Service is mixed, with staff not always attentive as they chat during the order and pickup, yet orders are still accurate. Comments in French praise the staff as kind and helpful and also point to cleanliness and good service. Taken together, reviews suggest consistent food quality and a friendly, clean atmosphere, with some variability in attentiveness across visits.View restaurant profile
LaKafe MTL is described as a cozy, clean spot with a diverse menu of coffees, matcha, croffles and onigirazu that many reviews consider delicious and satisfying. The drinks include egg coffee, Vietnamese coffee, coconut matcha cloud, and a variety of matcha lattes such as jasmine, strawberry, and brown sugar oat with egg foam, with the coconut cloud especially praised for its light, foamy coconut flavor. The onigirazu are noted to be generous and tasty, with salmon, spicy shrimp and unagi options drawing frequent praise and the spicy shrimp singled out as excellent. The staff are repeatedly described as friendly and the service efficient, while the space is often called cozy, calm and good for studying or catching up with friends. Some comments mention higher prices and occasional waits, but most feel the quality justifies the cost and many say they would return to try more items. Overall the place comes across as a unique, approachable option in Montreal for creative Vietnamese influenced drinks and comforting cafe fare, offering a welcoming atmosphere and reliable quality.View restaurant profile
Many reviewers describe Yolky as a small, cute spot with limited seating that lends itself to takeout. The sandwiches are repeatedly praised as delicious and generously proportioned, with favorites like the BLT and egg variations standing out. Brioche bread, caramelized onions, and sauces are highlighted for flavorful, comforting combinations, while hash browns are described as crispy and substantial, though sometimes a bit greasy. Drinks and beverages are noted as enjoyable, including coconut black tea and passionfruit juice, and the packaging is consistently praised for being cute and practical. The service is often described as friendly and welcoming, with staff going the extra mile even during busy times, though a few visits mention moments of chaos in the kitchen. The location is noted as somewhat tucked away, with seating outside or limited dine in options and occasional cash only or cash interac payment notes. Overall the mix of bold flavors, big portions, and charming branding makes Yolky a standout breakfast and brunch option in Montreal, with many guests planning to return for different menu items.View restaurant profile
Overall, reviews of Kung Fu Tea Montreal praise top quality bubble tea, a clean and welcoming atmosphere, and a wide range of flavors, with favorites like the mango slush with mango popping boba, passion fruit QQ, oreo flavored bubble teas, and a matcha latte with pearls that many call delicious. The drinks are described as rich and fresh, and the staff are repeatedly praised for friendliness, patience, and quick, attentive service, even when busy, with moments such as a staff member pointing out a cute sign for photos. The decor is liked and the space is noted for its nice ambiance and a great egg waffle. The location on St Catherine Street is convenient, and while honey is used instead of regular sugar in some drinks, the flavor options remain plentiful. For tapioca lovers, Kung Fu Tea Montreal is often described as the best bubble tea in Montreal, with patrons planning to return and recommend it to others.View restaurant profile
Gong Cha is praised for a huge variety of drinks and frequent promotions, with many customers recommending the drink of the day when indecision sets in. The waffles are described as fresh and tasty, adding a sweet note to the visit. The shop is small and cozy with a festive atmosphere that adds to the appeal. Staff are consistently friendly and attentive, offering helpful recommendations like matcha bubble tea. Drinks are noted for being delicious and affordable, and the overall ambience is described as great. Late night service is highlighted as excellent and extra care during service stands out. An enormous variety and the option to customize sugar levels contribute to a positive and welcoming experience for both first timers and regulars. Overall impressions point to Gong Cha as a reliable, value friendly bubble tea spot with consistently positive reviews.View restaurant profile
Café Rì Yuè comes through in reviews as a cozy, visually charming cafe with a welcoming vibe and a strong focus on Asian inspired pastries and inventive drinks. The menu earns frequent praise for macarons, matcha based desserts and beverages, ube basque cheesecake, strawberry, lychee lemonade and miso mushroom focaccia, with textures described as light, fluffy and not overly sweet. The atmosphere is repeatedly described as cute and comfy, with large windows and soft lighting, making it a popular spot to chill, study or meet friends, though seating is often limited and the space can feel cramped when busy. Service is generally warm and attentive, but some experiences note language friction, occasional delays, or inconsistency between food and drink. A few reviews mention price and portion considerations, occasional restroom access problems, and the option to preorder full cakes, while many say the cafe is worth it for the aesthetics and quality, especially for matcha lovers and dessert fans who return for favorites like the chiffon cake, tiramisu and macarons.View restaurant profile
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Chocolats Favoris is described by reviewers as a must for chocolate and ice cream lovers, offering ice cream dipped in a thick chocolate shell, a wide array of toppings and sauces, and hot chocolate options that many compare to European style. The shop atmosphere is bright and inviting, with impressive displays and a candy shop vibe, while staff are often praised for friendliness and efficient service during busy times, though wait times can be long. The chocolate coatings are repeatedly celebrated for richness and creaminess, with some noting the shells can be very thick and very sweet, which can overwhelm the ice cream for some palates. Portions are generous and baby or mini sizes are commonly recommended to manage the indulgence; prices are sometimes viewed as high but seen as worth it for quality. Gift options and seasonal treats add to the appeal, making Chocolats Favoris a popular spot for a memorable sweet treat and a chocolate experience.View restaurant profile
Yeh! Yogourt Glacé et Café draws a mixed set of reviews. Some praise the concept and note friendly staff, including a mention of a Spanish speaking team member. Others question value, describing the frozen yogurt as plain and unflavoured and suggesting the product used to taste better. Pricing is described as a little high, though several say the flavor justifies the cost. Beverages such as iced tea receive criticism for not tasting good, while the staff remains described as nice. A note about naming confusion appears in one review, underscoring a sense of inconsistency. When conditions are right, the experience can be decent, but many point out that the quality and appeal vary by day or season and caution against visiting unless the Place des Festivals is active in summer. Taken together, the reviews present an overall picture of pleasant service with uneven quality and value across offerings.View restaurant profile
