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≈ 1.6 km
Solaris comes across in reviews as a lively sports bar with a friendly, welcoming vibe and great value. The menu ranges from hearty subs and paninis to pizza, burgers and wings, with poutine and other house specialties that fans say are flavorful and generously sized. Dishes arrive hot and ingredients feel fresh, and the kitchen is praised for consistency across visits. Service is repeatedly described as fast, attentive and professional, with staff making guests feel at home in a clean, easygoing setting. The atmosphere blends comfort with energy, making it a solid spot to watch games, enjoy karaoke nights, or just hang out after work. Prices are noted as affordable, drinks are well made, and the overall experience is described as friendly and welcoming. The venue is easy to reach with convenient parking and lots of TVs to catch the action, contributing to a dependable go to choice for meals and sport.View restaurant profile
Solaris
SPORTS BAR - FOOD - BEER AND COCKTAILS
Opens Today at 8 am
Côte-des-Neiges, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 2 km
Opinions of Duc de Lorraine describe a refined Parisian vibe with an impressive array of pastries and desserts that many reviewers call among the best in Montreal, from oversized croissants to intricate trompe l'oeil creations and a tarte au citron that draws rave comments. The bakery and cafe blend an elegant, cozy atmosphere near Oratoire Saint Joseph with consistently attentive, friendly service that makes guests feel welcome whether celebrating a birthday, enjoying a luxurious brunch, or stopping in for pastry and coffee. The food and desserts are praised for quality and presentation, and the overall experience is often described as charming, polished, and memorable, with a sense that the place truly delivers on its reputation. While prices are frequently noted as high and some guests mention long waits or moments of uneven service, many reviewers feel the combination of flavor, artistry, and service justifies the cost and invites return visits for special occasions or a refined treat.View restaurant profile
Duc de Lorraine
Opens Today at 6 amCôte-des-Neiges, Westmount
Mentioned in: 20 Must-Try Brunch Spots in MontrealGuide to the Best Galettes des Rois in Montreal for EpiphanyView More
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≈ 2.7 km
Overall, Figata in Saint Henri comes across as a warm, cozy Italian spot that delivers comforting, well executed dishes with generous portions and a welcoming vibe. The pasta shines across the board, with standout dishes like the zozzona, vongole, and mushroom pasta, and appetizers such as polpette and burrata receiving frequent praise. The atmosphere is intimate but lively, with refined yet approachable decor and a focus on classic Italian cooking done with balance and quality ingredients. Service is consistently friendly and attentive, making guests feel welcome without hovering. Cocktails and wine pair well with the menu, and the value is noted as strong for the size of portions. Some comments note that a couple of dishes can be saltier or lack sauce, and a few meals during opening weeks were not perfect, but the overall consensus is that Figata is a standout neighborhood gem worth returning to for date nights or gatherings. Many reviews describe leaving with leftovers and plans to return, confirming frequent recommendations and long term appeal.View restaurant profile
Figata
Figata is a lively Italian-inspired restaurant & bar in Montreal
Opens Tomorrow at 5 pm
Saint-Henri, Little Burgundy
Mentioned in: Best Solo Dining in Montreal: Top Restaurants for Eating AloneBest New Restaurants in Montreal (March 2026)View More
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≈ 0 km
Reviewers describe Dessert Café Momo as a cozy, charming little Korean style cafe with a small, intimate space that can feel busy and not very spacious at peak times. The menu earns praise for bingsu and desserts, including mango and strawberry bingsoo that are fresh, not too sweet, and generously portioned, along with cakes, macarons, tiramisu, and matcha specialties, though some macarons are criticized for being too small or the shell too crispy. The atmosphere is warm and relaxing, with friendly staff and a sense of care, and sometimes a dog visits adding to the experience. Ordering is easy via an electronic kiosk, and the coffee and other drinks pair well with the pastries, with some remarks that the house drinks are well balanced and not overly sweet. A few reviews note that the place can get busy and space is limited, leading to occasional waits or the need to move along during peak times, but overall it remains a favorite for locals and visitors seeking a comforting dessert stop. Several patrons express the desire to return to try bingsoo again and highlight the pleasant neighborhood vibe and reliable quality across both drinks and sweets.View restaurant profile
Dessert Café Momo
Opens Wednesday at 12 pmMonkland Village, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 0 km
Columbus Café & Co is described as having a pleasant ambiance, a friendly staff, and a flexible space that works well for studying or working, with plenty of room for laptops and a relaxing vibe. The drinks and pastries receive frequent praise, including high quality tea such as Earl Grey from Kusmi Tea and a London Fog style, solid espresso and cappuccino, and desserts and cakes like a pear muffin and raspberry white chocolate. Sandwiches, including gluten-free options, are often highlighted as tasty, and items like caprese focaccia get positive mentions. Service is generally seen as warm and attentive, though a few experiences note a rude reaction when a cold brew order was mishandled and a dog policy change at the entrance that disappointed regulars who still wanted a quick pickup. The atmosphere can be loud at times due to music, and some reviews point to inconsistency in heat of coffee or overall quality when throughput is high. Overall, Columbus Café & Co offers a solid café experience with good coffee, solid snacks, and a welcoming environment.View restaurant profile
Columbus Café & Co
Opens Today at 7:30 amNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG), Monkland Village
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≈ 0 km
Reviews describe Tapi Go! as a gluten-free friendly Brazilian-inspired spot with favorites like açai bowls, pao de queijo cheese bread, and tapioca dishes, praised for freshness and bold flavors such as peri peri chicken and the coconut cake. The staff and atmosphere are often highlighted as friendly, helpful, and clean, with a cozy, welcoming vibe. Many mentions celebrate customization and variety, from toppings for açai bowls to a range of gluten free options. Some notes point to a higher price and occasional hours changes or crowds, but overall the quality and consistency earn repeated recommendations. Overall Tapi Go! is presented as a go-to gluten-free option that delivers authentic Brazilian flavors in Montreal, with strong praise for the cheese bread, açai bowls, and tapioca and plans to return.View restaurant profile
Tapi Go!
Opens Today at 8:30 amNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 0.1 km
Yeh! Yogourt Glacé et Café offers a wide range of frozen yogurt with the original flavor frequently cited as a favorite and many varieties to keep things interesting, including occasional vegan options; the spot is described by several reviewers as the best frozen yogurt and a must try, though some feel it is expensive for what is offered and a few note opening times that were not honored. Parking can be tricky, but walking from side streets is a workable option after a treat and flavors like mango and double chocolate are often praised. The lineup changes fairly often and the cafe stays open in winter, making it a convenient cold weather stop for a small ice cream treat, with overall sentiment leaning positive and dependable.View restaurant profile
Yeh! Yogourt Glacé et Café
Opens Today at 1 pmNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 0.1 km
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
Cafe Kokiri
Opens Today at 10 amNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG), Monkland Village
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≈ 0.1 km
Rockaberry is described as a cozy dessert spot with large pies and standout items like cherry crumble, apple crumble and strawberry shortcake, praised for friendly staff and a welcoming vibe while some notes mention shrinking portions and higher prices making a single slice pricey. Online ordering is convenient but not always reliable, with occasional mixups and instances of receiving the wrong item, and service quality ranges from highly attentive to less helpful. The atmosphere is good for studying or lingering, with indoor and outdoor seating, though a few reviews mention long waits at checkout or rude moments. Overall it remains a favorite for dessert lovers and a go to for pie and cake cravings, though expectations should consider price, portion size and occasional inconsistencies in quality.View restaurant profile
Rockaberry
Opens Today at 11 amMonkland Village, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
Mentioned in: The Best Dessert Places in Montreal
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≈ 0.1 km
Overall, MELK Café is described as a stylish, cozy spot with excellent coffee and friendly, multilingual staff. Passion for the beverages is evident with praise for matcha, chai, and a standout cappuccino, and cookies, scones, and banana bread are frequently highlighted as tasty treats. Prices are sometimes described as a bit high, with muffins, scones, and other snacks cited as pricey, though many feel the quality justifies it. The interior and atmosphere are repeatedly praised as warm and inviting, and some reviewers rate it as among the best cafes in the area. Crowding and noise can be an issue, especially on weekend mornings, with tables small and often taken by laptops, shifting the vibe toward a coworking feel. A few comments touch on inconsistency in drink taste or service and on a service charge, but overall staff are friendly and attentive. The place is noted for its versatile seating and occasional outdoor area, with decor and a photo above the bar earning compliments.View restaurant profile
MELK Café
Opens Today at 7 amMonkland Village
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≈ 0.2 km
Overall, Pigeon Café & Bar comes across as a warm, inviting spot with a bright plant-filled interior and a strong brunch and lunch lineup, where the service is repeatedly praised for being friendly and attentive and the coffee and food, including pancakes, shakshuka, bowls and salads, and waffle fries, are generally well received; some visits are challenged by slow or inconsistent service, occasional language barriers, and prices that some feel are high for the portions, while the atmosphere and vibe encourage guests to return.View restaurant profile
Pigeon Café & Bar
Opens Today at 8 amMonkland Village, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
Mentioned in: The Best Iced Drinks in Montreal to Keep You Cool This SummerCrookie and Croffle in Montreal: Best Places to Savor These Viral Culinary TrendsView More
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≈ 0.3 km
Mariposa is described as a welcoming casual venue where live music takes center stage and the atmosphere blends friendly service with a comfortable and unpretentious setting. The food is solid pub fare with a standout smoked meat sandwich, good fries, and reliable chicken, plus vegetarian options that broaden the menu. The space feels clean and inviting, emphasizing community and easy enjoyment of drinks, conversation, and performances. Regulars note open mic nights and weekly jams, top notch sound, and professional hosting that makes it easy to listen or participate. The staff are praised for courtesy and hospitality, and the extensive liquor collection, including a distinctive signature cocktail, adds a memorable touch. Overall Mariposa is regarded as a Montreal gem for dining, drinks, and live music, attracting a warm multigenerational crowd that appreciates high quality acts and a welcoming musical atmosphere.View restaurant profile
Mariposa
Opens Wednesday at 4:30 pmNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG), Côte-des-Neiges
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≈ 0.5 km
Orange Café is seen as a lively brunch spot in the NDG area with generous portions and a wide menu that covers all day breakfast, brunch and lunch options. Many visits praise the food quality on items like eggs benedict, the O C sandwich, waffles and grilled cheese, and the overall value is described as very good with large servings. The atmosphere is warm and community oriented with friendly staff and a family friendly vibe, and the decor reflects the neighbourhood while a kids menu and coloring options add to the appeal. However, there are recurring complaints about slow or unfriendly service on busy days, long waits to be seated even when seats are available, and occasional inconsistencies such as dishes not arriving hot or items missing or mischarged. The noise level can be high and some reviews indicate the experience worsens on peak times. Overall, Orange Café comes across as a strong go to for brunch with big flavors and generous portions, but experiences vary and service or consistency does not always meet expectations.View restaurant profile
Orange Café
Opens Today at 7 amCôte-des-Neiges
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≈ 0.7 km
Nid Café presents warm and genuinely attentive service and high quality coffee alongside a menu of fresh, generous sandwiches and tasty desserts. The atmosphere is described as cozy and welcoming with a friendly owner and a compact, inviting interior, while the coffee is noted as rich and well prepared. The sandwiches earn frequent praise for freshness and fullness, with crowd favorites including the mix, prosciutto, salami, mortadella and the veggie option; the bread is often highlighted as excellent. The chicken sandwich is singled out as very good and the sandwiches are sometimes said to be large enough for two. Desserts such as tiramisu and cheesecake receive compliments for creaminess and balance. Prices are a common talking point, with many enjoying the experience as a satisfying splurge but others feeling the sandwiches are a bit pricey for regular visits. Overall Nid Café comes across as a neighborhood gem, delivering generous portions, attentive service, and a strong coffee program that makes it worth returning to for a cozy outing with good vibes and reliable staff.View restaurant profile
Nid Café
Opens Today at 11:30 amMonkland Village, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 0.7 km
Reviews describe Epicerie Tony Bolloni as a beloved neighborhood Italian grocery and sandwich spot in NDG and Monkland, known for freshly made sandwiches on excellent bread, a wide selection of authentic Italian groceries, and very affordable prices. Customers highlight a warm, welcoming, family style atmosphere with friendly, helpful staff, and praise the quality and variety of products, the freshness of ingredients, and the value that makes a trip worthwhile. Favorites mentioned include the standout sandwiches and the store's range of imported Italian goods, reinforcing the impression of a hidden gem that locals keep returning to.View restaurant profile
Epicerie Tony Bolloni
Opens Today at 10 amNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG), Monkland Village
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≈ 0.8 km
Maté Latte is described as a beloved family-owned cafe with a cozy atmosphere where fresh dishes like omurice, the bulgogi wrap, and a club sandwich with potatoes receive praise, along with lemon bites and an oatmeal cookie. The reviews note friendly, attentive service and a welcoming vibe, with comments about the owner being kind. Some reviews point to long wait times and the need for better staffing. Drinks such as coffee and matcha are occasionally criticized for not being prepared correctly. A kitchen and dining area described as tight and sometimes messy can detract from the experience. Several reviewers express sadness about an impending closure due to unresolved rental conditions. Overall, Maté Latte is seen as a local favorite for good value and appealing presentation, though experiences vary.View restaurant profile
Maté Latte
May be temporarily closedNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 0.8 km
Overall, Café Toranj is described as a warm, welcoming spot with authentic Persian flavors, where dishes like fesenjoon, ghambar polo Shirazi, albaloo polo and other stews feel homemade, comforting and well balanced, and where vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options sit alongside meat dishes praised for generous portions and thoughtful presentation. The brunch and breakfast offerings are frequently highlighted, along with saffron desserts, flavorful teas and refreshing drinks. The atmosphere is repeatedly called cozy and inviting, with a décor that evokes a Persian cafe vibe and staff who are friendly, attentive and caring, helping guests feel pampered. While a few visits note occasional service lapses or moments of tepid attention, the overall consensus is that the food is consistently tasty, the portions are generous, and the experience is memorable for gatherings, book clubs and casual meals alike. Café Toranj is recommended as a standout place for Persian cuisine, homey ambiance and reliable comfort food you’ll want to return to.View restaurant profile
Café Toranj
Opens Today at 10 amMonkland Village, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 0.9 km
Café de'Mercanti is described as a warm, unpretentious neighborhood hub with a cozy living-room vibe where the coffee, especially the espresso, is consistently praised as rich, smooth, and authentically Italian, and pastries like cannoli and pistachio croissants are highlighted as a treat. Reviewers frequently note friendly, efficient service and a welcoming atmosphere, often with ample seating and a casual terrace for outdoor chats, and a few reviews mention the original Star Trek playing on TV. Several comments place it among Montreal’s best coffee spots, with some naming it the top choice in NDG and Monkland Village, and the cafe is appreciated for opening early and inviting quick visits or longer stays. While crowds and noise can be a downside during peak times, most feel the quality and atmosphere justify the bustle, and prices are seen as fair for a personalized experience. Some critiques mention a lack of visible food or occasional air conditioning complaints that affect comfort, and a minority advise against going when in a hurry, yet overall the place is viewed as worth a visit for coffee purists and casual patrons alike. No wifi is noted by some reviewers, making it a spot to linger and chat rather than work.View restaurant profile
Café de' Mercanti
Opens Today at 7 amNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 0.9 km
Reviews consistently praise Espresso Bar 1720 for excellent espresso and high quality pastries, with apricot and pistachio croissants drawing particular praise and bicerin noted as a must try; the coffee is described as rich and balanced, often served with careful attention to presentation and small details like water on the side and a warmed cup; the space is described as cozy and calm, with comfy seating, reliable wifi, and a two-floor layout that works well for working or studying, including an inviting outdoor area; staff are repeatedly called friendly, attentive, and helpful, creating a welcoming daily escape vibe; many comment that it is a gem in the neighborhood and a favorite spot for espresso lovers, though some notes include wishing for later hours, more pastry variety or lunch options, and occasional mention of iced drinks not having foam; overall the place stands out for consistent quality, atmosphere, and hospitality.View restaurant profile
Espresso Bar 1720
Opens Today at 7 amCôte-des-Neiges
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≈ 0.9 km
Oliveraies Ktima Barakaris is described as a charming, slightly hidden spot offering simple yet beautifully prepared Greek-inspired dishes and a strong emphasis on high-quality Greek products. Highlights include superb Greek coffee, excellent cappuccino, fluffy sourdough bread, and a tempting array of desserts, with the focaccia made from private imported Greek olives frequently praised along with olives and olive oil. The menu features favorites such as stuffed peppers, spanakopitas, and fresh salads, all complemented by friendly, attentive service from a delightful staff. Reviews note that the place keeps getting better and recommend a visit, and it is regarded as an excellent venue for private events.View restaurant profile
Oliveraies Ktima Barakaris
Opens Wednesday at 9 amMonkland Village, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 0.9 km
Starbucks reviews describe a generally warm and welcoming atmosphere with friendly baristas, quick drink preparation, and a clean space where coffee quality is reliable. Service is often praised for efficiency and attentiveness, and some notes highlight staff remembering preferences and accommodating special requests over the phone for delivery. Renovations receive mixed reactions, with some appreciating a cleaner look while others lament reduced seating and the shift to long benches, making it harder to sit comfortably for longer chats or study. Seating and layout are a frequent point of frustration, though the bar-style counter, large windows, and charging outlets are appreciated features for working or socializing. Overall, the locations are viewed as consistently good for service and atmosphere, with occasional criticisms about pace or seating, and strong appreciation for the staff and drink quality.View restaurant profile
Starbucks
Opens Today at 6:30 amCôte-des-Neiges
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≈ 1 km
Croissant Monkland is repeatedly praised as a standout bakery in NDG, Montreal, famous for buttery, flaky croissants and a wide range of fresh pastries with almond croissant and other fillings like Nutella and raspberry often singled out as among the best. The quality is described as consistently high, with many noting the butter-forward approach and fresh-baked aroma, and prices are generally seen as reasonable for the craftsmanship. The shop can feel busy on weekends with long lines and a small seating area, and service is often friendly and efficient, though some reviews mention wait times and occasional inconsistencies or days when freshness varies. Coffee is generally considered decent but not the main draw, while the offerings extend to savories and light lunches and attract both locals and visitors. A few critiques include occasional hygiene concerns in one account and accessibility barriers at the entrance, but overall the place is regarded as a top destination for croissants and pastries in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Croissant Monkland
Opens Tomorrow at 7 amMontreal-West, Westmount
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≈ 1 km
Crêpe Way draws praise for flavorful crepes with balanced fillings, ranging from banana strawberry and apple cinnamon to brownie and other sweet options, plus savory choices like chicken fajita and Philly steak sandwiches. Service is described as warm and attentive, with friendly staff at the counter guiding seating and bringing water, though a visit noted a shift change and some inconsistency in keeping tables clean. The atmosphere is calm and casual, with good value and generous portions highlighted by several reviewers. Flavors tend to be not too sweet, letting each component shine, and textures range from soft to satisfying, with desserts and smoothies also mentioned. Many reviews express a desire to return to try more dishes, appreciating both the sweet crepes and the savory options, while a few suggestions include fine-tuning toppings and improving cleanliness to elevate the overall experience.View restaurant profile
Crêpe Way
Opens Today at 10 amCôte-des-Neiges, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 1.1 km
Reviews describe Boulangerie Chez Fred as a standout for croissants, choclatines and other viennoiseries, with many calling the croissants among the best in Montreal and praising flaky, buttery textures, while prices are noted as reasonable for the quality. The bakery is consistently busy with fresh pastries and good bread, and staff are frequently described as friendly and efficient, though the space leans more toward grab-and-go than a long sit-down cafe. Some reviews mention occasional declines in texture or flavor and changes in ingredients, and a few disappointments such as a sour coffee or mealy croissants when not freshly baked, and almond croissants that run out, yet several commenters emphasize the value and reliability for pastries, baguettes and desserts, with many considering it a must-visit.View restaurant profile
Boulangerie Chez Fred
Opens Today at 7 amCôte-des-Neiges
Mentioned in: The Best Croissants in Montreal: Our Top Picks
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≈ 1.1 km
Overall, LiMon Pâtisserie is described as a bright, cozy spot with pastel Art Nouveau decor that creates a welcoming atmosphere. The cakes are repeatedly praised for quality and finesse, with honey cake, Napoleon, pavlova, and the cherry and nuts variation noted as standouts for celebrations. Staff are frequently described as friendly, attentive, and helpful, though some reviewers point to occasional service gaps and a need for better coordination between online ordering, scheduling, and in-store hours. The flavor profiles are often described as elevated and well balanced, with praise for delicate textures and fresh ingredients, and the cafe is appreciated for being open later and for a few savory or brunch offerings. A few logistical quirks are mentioned, such as online orders when closed, refunds with tax charges, and limited decaf options, but the overall sentiment remains positive and the place is regarded as a must try for pastry lovers.View restaurant profile
LiMon Pâtisserie Powered by Katy's Cake
Opens Today at 12 pmCôte-des-Neiges, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 1.1 km
Café & Pâtisserie - La Maison Des Cinqs is praised for its pastries, with the Nutella bagel described as amazing, while the Americano is not always great and plain bagels are not available. The cafe is described as a small patisserie with not a huge selection but a pleasant experience, and many reviewers say it has the best bagels in town. The bagels and pastries are said to be fresh, delicious, and of top quality, with cinnamon rolls and chocolatine noted as favorites. A great variety of drinks and treats is offered, and the bakery provides cozy spots to relax and enjoy pastries and drinks, making it a place to indulge. It comes across as a cool spot with croissants and other treats available.View restaurant profile
Café & Pâtisserie - La Maison Des Cinqs
Opens Tomorrow at 9 amNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 1.2 km
Reviews of THE STANDARD Café present a mix of praise and critique. The space is described as cozy with a minimalist vibe, good pastries, and a relaxing atmosphere that makes it a nice place to work or unwind when conditions allow. Coffee is often called decent or good, but service quality varies, with reports of inattentive staff and some tension over pricing. Milk quality is a recurring topic, with complaints about budget plant milks and small volumes in cappuccinos, and take away cups leaking. Internet access is reported as very poor, making it less ideal for work, and some comments note a limited variety of viennoiseries. Overall the place shows charm and potential, though customers point to inconsistent service and milk options as areas for improvement.View restaurant profile
THE STANDARD Café
Opens Today at 7:30 amWestmount, Côte-des-Neiges
Mentioned in: The Best Cafe / Coffee Shops in Montreal
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≈ 1.2 km
Reviews paint Brew Lab as a cozy, high energy café tucked inside a barbershop, with comfortable seating, inviting warmth from the moment of entry, and a vibe that blends artisanal coffee with local art. The coffee is consistently praised for freshness and depth, with a range of drinks including lattes, cortados, Mango Affogato, Cocowater Matcha, and Freddo Cappuccino, plus in house pastries like croissants and other fresh desserts. Staff are described as friendly and knowledgeable, delivering attentive service in a welcoming atmosphere. A key highlight is the café's commitment to community, featuring a monthly spotlight on a local artist with art available for purchase and no commission, along with pop ups, dog friendly policies, and space rental for events. The location in Montreal and Westmount is noted as a standout, with many calling it the best coffee shop around and a must visit that offers a calm, peaceful, inviting experience perfect for work, catching up, or savoring a quiet moment. Overall Brew Lab is seen as more than a café; it is a lively neighborhood hub where great coffee, art, and community energy come together.View restaurant profile
Brew Lab
Opens Tomorrow at 9 amCôte-des-Neiges
Mentioned in: The Best Autumn Drinks in Montreal
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≈ 1.3 km
Pâtisserie Alex Platel receives consistent praise for a friendly, welcoming staff and a cozy, sunlit atmosphere in Westmount. Reviewers highlight the pastries and coffee as delicious, with raspberry croissants and almond croissants earning particular acclaim and prices described as reasonable. While the overall quality is admired, some items fall short such as a pistachio cake whose top layers were rock hard and a kouign amann that felt dry and not buttery enough. Service is repeatedly singled out as attentive and accommodating, including a gesture like offering a complimentary coffee to apologize for a mistake. Occasional misses are noted, such as a croissant gianduja not included in a bag, but the consensus remains that the pastries are well made and worth trying, with items like brioche, Paris Brest, and baguette praised. Overall, it is seen as a Montreal gem and a must visit for pastry lovers in the neighborhood, thanks to its variety, quality and friendly staff.View restaurant profile
Pâtisserie Alex Platel
Opens Tomorrow at 7 amWestmount
Mentioned in: Guide to the Best Galettes des Rois in Montreal for Epiphany
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≈ 1.4 km
At JAMES PERSE - Côté Cuisine, reviews describe a relaxed spot where coffee and pastries are a strong draw and the salads and bowls are fresh and flavorful, with dressings praised and the ambience adding to the experience, while meals can be inconsistent and pricey. Some dishes arrive imperfectly, such as a grilled cheese that was burnt or coffee that arrived cold with chipped stoneware, and portions like the salmon confit are noted as small, with salads occasionally missing expected toppings such as parmesan or bacon. The overall dining value is mixed, with many praising the coffee and lunch options for freshness and healthiness but feeling the prices do not always match the portion sizes or quality for a full meal. Staff are generally pleasant, though smiles and standout service are not always present, and while the location and decor contribute to a calming vibe, the advice leans toward enjoying the coffee and pastries rather than relying on meals to deliver consistent value.View restaurant profile
JAMES PERSE - Côté Cuisine
Opens Today at 9 amWestmount
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≈ 1.5 km
Spuntino comes across as a beloved Italian spot in the area, delivering comforting, well executed dishes that encourage repeat visits. Dishes highlighted include eggplant parmesan, truffle pasta, mushroom pasta, and pizzas, with pistachio tiramisu for dessert noted as a good choice. The atmosphere is described as charming and relaxing, with friendly service and a stylish interior, though a few reviews suggest more formal training could help. Prices are seen as high for the portions by some, while others find value for the area, and breakfast or lunch options are praised for being reasonably priced. Overall quality is consistently good and the restaurant is noted as a good fit for families and casual outings. There are occasional criticisms, such as some items not feeling wow-worthy, a couple of menu items being just okay, and ambience issues like lighting; wine prices are mentioned as steep. Accessibility concerns are raised about stairs without a railing, and during busy times service can be attentive but wait times may occur. The overall impression is a strong go-to in the neighborhood.View restaurant profile
Spuntino
Opens Today at 11 amWestmount
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≈ 1.5 km
Spirulina earns wide praise for its vibes and healthy food, with super fresh ingredients and a menu that covers nourishing bowls, toasts, soups, and standout smoothies. The Caesar salad is repeatedly called top notch, and the strawberry glaze smoothie often tops recommendations along with avocado toast and other fresh options. Staff and ambiance are commonly described as friendly and welcoming, making it a good spot for work by the window or a casual meal. Many reviewers note the cafe avoids seed oils and prioritizes health in every dish, with the overall menu described as tasty and reliable. A few concerns appear about price and portions, including comments that some toasts have shrunk since popularity, a high price to size ratio, and salmon toast arriving with a smaller portion. Consistency is mentioned as mixed, with a second order tasting different due to the date cream in the matcha date cream while many smoothies arrive creamy and delicious. A loud fridge and occasional strong onion are noted as minor annoyances, and a few orders require customization for dietary restrictions. Overall Spirulina is seen as a go-to healthy cafe in Montreal with a wide menu, friendly service, giftable products, and reliable options for post-workout meals or studying.View restaurant profile
Spirulina
Opens Today at 9 amWestmount
Mentioned in: Montreal's Healthy Restaurant Guide: Where to Find Nutritious CuisineThe 15 Best Salads in Montreal for a Balanced DietView More
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≈ 1.5 km
Reviewers describe Café Bazin as a charming Westmount spot with friendly service, a welcoming ambience, and pastries that are widely praised, including the Tout Choco dessert and the tigré cookie. Breakfast options such as croissant sandwiches and a traditional plate get good marks, and the matcha latte is refreshing, with many noting that everything feels homemade and reasonably priced for the quality. Some drawbacks appear, including shakshuka that is lackluster and a poached egg that is often overcooked, and a refrigerated smoked salmon bagel that did not satisfy. Seating can be limited for larger groups, though the summer terrace helps. Accessibility features like a ramp and attentive staff are appreciated. Regulars mention strong coffee and excellent service, and many say they will return and bring friends and family. The cafe is generally seen as a standout pastry and coffee spot, with recurring compliments about the ambiance, the value, and the dependable breakfast options.View restaurant profile
Café Bazin
Opens Tomorrow at 8 amWestmount
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≈ 1.6 km
Café Olimpico stands out for its authentic Italian vibe, lively atmosphere, and consistently strong coffee across locations. Reviewers praise friendly staff and attentive service that help make each visit feel welcoming. Pastries, tiramisu, and Italian sandwiches are frequently highlighted as highlights, with some notes that croissants can be disappointing and that pastry freshness can vary. The Westmount location is described as cozy and vibrant, with a pleasant terrace in warmer months. Crowds and peak hours can make seating tricky, and there are occasional comments about price for small drinks. Many fans love the mortadella sandwich and the Remix coffee, along with the rich espresso and pistachio treats, while a few say the coffee is great but value varies. The atmosphere is repeatedly described as a reason to return, a place to hang out with friends or study, and the staff’s warmth a recurring positive theme. Overall, Café Olimpico is seen as a Montreal staple that blends strong coffee with a welcoming community feel, though travelers should be prepared for busy moments and menu variability.View restaurant profile
Café Olimpico
Authentic Italian Cafe
Opens Today at 6 am
Westmount
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≈ 1.6 km
Le Cafe Bomnal draws praise for its Bomnal coffee and delicious snacks in a cozy, intimate Korean cafe setting. Reviews highlight a wide range of beverages and desserts and consistently mention friendly, welcoming staff. The bingsoo stands out, especially the matcha version, noted for balanced flavor, finely shaved ice that melts smoothly, and toppings that complement rather than overwhelm. A large bingsoo is described as generous for two and good value. The space is described as small, cute, and intimate, making it a pleasant place to slow down, though it can feel tight when busy. Other highlights include flavorful ramen, tasty tteokbokki, and injeolmi bingsoo, with reviewers expressing enthusiasm for the overall dessert experience. One note mentions that water is not provided for free.View restaurant profile
Le Cafe Bomnal
Opens Today at 11 amNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 1.6 km
Café Renan draws praise for excellent food and very good prices, with many describing it as the best place around and noting that the kitchen is led by an incredible chef. Described as a hidden gem with exceptional value, the venue offers an extremely limited menu that is nevertheless very, very good, leaving diners surprised and eager to return.View restaurant profile
Café Renan
Opens Today at 6 amWestmount
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≈ 1.8 km
Café 92 Degres is described as a cozy, welcoming neighborhood cafe with warm staff, a relaxed vibe, and consistently good coffee and food. Reviewers highlight standout hot chocolate with cinnamon, Mexican hot chocolate, and a strong cold brew, along with tasty breakfast sandwiches and fresh, light menu items. The atmosphere ranges from calm and zen to lively and comfortable, with music that adds ambiance and seating available inside and outside. Service is repeatedly praised as attentive and multilingual, making everyone feel welcome. There are occasional notes about temperature control and peak hour noise, but prices are fair and the overall value is solid. The cafe is seen as a local staple and a go-to spot for comfort, with many expressing a desire to return and recommend it to others.View restaurant profile
Café 92 Degres
Opens Today at 7 amNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 2 km
Le Mouton Noir is frequently praised for its bagel with lox and cream cheese, often ordered double toasted, which comes across as exceptional. The atmosphere is described as great and parkside, with friendly, bustling service that keeps things lively. The coffee earns strong admiration, while the nachos are delicious and beer options are good. The setting is noted for a soothing ambiance, especially in spring, and the staff are described as helpful while keeping the space clean and hygienic.View restaurant profile
Le Mouton Noir
Opens Today at 9 amWestmount
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≈ 2.1 km
Across reviews, Second Cup Café comes across as a reliable spot for studying and casual meetups, with a calm cozy atmosphere, friendly staff, and dependable coffee, helped by a two-floor layout and hours that suit students and remote workers; it can get crowded and a bit noisy at peak times, and some outlets may not work, but the space remains welcoming and conducive to focus; the cake selection earns strong praise, especially carrot cake and chocolate cake, with generous slices and well balanced frosting, and vegan options like a pumpkin loaf are appreciated; service is described as fast and warm more often than not, though a few accounts note occasional inconsistency and tense moments in service; overall, the cafe is viewed as a favorite local option for good drinks, tasty treats, and a comfortable environment for study, chat, or a quick break, with visitors advised to expect crowds at busy times and variable equipment.View restaurant profile
Second Cup Café
Open 24HRSCôte-des-Neiges
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≈ 2.1 km
Overall, reviews describe Boulangerie Au Pain Doré as a welcoming place with high quality pastries, fresh products, and dependable service, where croissants are often praised and the cheese and spinach pie stands out, while the ambiance is cozy and the staff consistently friendly and attentive. Many note the coffee can be good, though a few point to variations such as a latte with too much espresso, and some mention occasional order errors or slower service. The bakery is also seen as a good spot for studying or quick visits, with a pleasant atmosphere and a range of items from breads to patisserie, though some mention a limited selection at times and price levels that can feel high. Taken together, it is regarded as a beloved Montreal staple with strong positives alongside a few consistency caveats.View restaurant profile
Boulangerie Au Pain Doré
Opens Today at 7 amCôte-des-Neiges
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≈ 2.1 km
Reviews describe Brûlerie Urbaine as a cozy, characterful spot with a strong coffee program and generous brunch portions, where dishes like poutine, Eggs Benedict and wraps are enjoyed, salads with a homey dressing and home fries hit the mark, and the space with a terrace or interior plus a small kids area adds to the appeal. The atmosphere and service are repeatedly praised for friendliness, reasonable prices, and good value, with many highlights about the coffee and welcoming staff. However, experiences vary with kitchen execution and service speed, notes of cold or underwhelming items like a club sandwich, a dry carrot cake, or a chai latte that fell short, occasional long waits, and some cleanliness or attentiveness issues. Some reviews mention expensive feel versus quality, while others point to a convenient location near transit and the option for gluten-free meals, making Brûlerie Urbaine a popular choice for coffee lovers and brunch seekers who value ambiance and portions but hope for more consistency.View restaurant profile
Brûlerie Urbaine
Opens Today at 8 amCôte-des-Neiges
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≈ 2.3 km
Al Manar draws praise for excellent food and very good service, with a courteous staff and a vibe that evokes Morocco, and many describe it as the best place to eat and chill in Montreal; the meals are frequently praised as delicious and flavorful, and the overall dining experience is noted to be efficient and welcoming. Some reviews, however, flag serious cleanliness problems, strong odors, and preparations that seem to reuse leftovers from mint and tea, advising others not to go. Others discovered the restaurant through delivery and were pleasantly surprised by the food, finding it very tasty and the staff patient and friendly, and would recommend it without hesitation. In summary, Al Manar is viewed by many as offering strong hospitality and quality Moroccan dishes, though concerns about hygiene and cleanliness temper the impression for some.View restaurant profile
Al Manar
Opens Today at 11 amCôte-des-Neiges
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≈ 2.3 km
Le Caravane Café is described as a cozy, welcoming spot with plenty of seating that makes it ideal for studying, working, or meeting friends, and the vibe is generally positive with a youthful energy and nice decor. The coffee gets frequent praise for being strong and enjoyable, and the food and pastries are often marked as fresh and flavorful, with the Moroccan harira and eggs Benedict among highlights, though some dishes arrive cold or bland and a few reviews note variability in pastry freshness. Service is cited as outstanding and attentive at times, while other visits are slower or less consistent, and a few complaints mention crowded spaces or loud areas as well as price concerns. The location is convenient and the atmosphere conducive to long stays, with some reviewers enjoying the option to linger over a book or laptop and others noting occasional issues such as outdoor smoke or crowds near the entrance. Overall, Le Caravane Café emerges as a popular local favorite for quality coffee, comforting eats, and a pleasant study or social environment, balanced by inconsistent food timing and service that occasionally challenges the experience.View restaurant profile
Le Caravane Café
Opens Today at 7 amCôte-des-Neiges
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≈ 2.4 km
Second Cup Café receives mixed feedback from customers. Some appreciate its location near Metro Plamondon, the clean space, friendly service, and art at the back, while others note a tight interior with many chairs and suggest removing furniture or redesigning the layout. Outside seating is mentioned as a plus. The hot chocolate is described as good but improvable, with one report of a loved Dubai Hot Chocolate for kids and another saying the hot chocolate was not very good. The flat white is criticized for tasting like charcoal, and one reviewer says they won't return. Other comments highlight a warm welcome from the staff and pleasant pastries, with phrases in different languages like Tres bon accueil chaleureux and muy buen cafe y buenos pasteles. Overall, the reviews present a blend of praise for atmosphere and service and critique of decor and some drinks, indicating Second Cup Café as a nearby option with room for improvements.View restaurant profile
Second Cup Café
Opens Today at 6 amCôte-des-Neiges
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≈ 2.4 km
Bernice is described as a standout bakery with indulgent pastries, from fluffy brioche and cinnamon rolls to thick cookies and beautifully decorated cakes, and the coffee program is frequently praised. Many reviews highlight the blueberry coffee cake as soft and well balanced and the cookies as thick and rich, with the chocolate chip with pecans singled out as a balanced favorite, while some find certain items too sweet and others note the price can be high. Occasional notes of inconsistency and price concerns recur, including a few delivery mixups or cake substitutions that disappointed some customers. Cakes for birthdays and weddings are celebrated as impressive and delicious, and service is often described as friendly, attentive, and helpful, with staff going above and beyond on occasions. Overall the vibe is clean and chic, the atmosphere is cozy, and guests repeatedly say they will return to try more items, though many suggest getting there early to grab popular treats.View restaurant profile
Bernice
Opens Tomorrow at 9 amSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 2.5 km
Reviews depict Schnitzel & Cie par Bagel St-Henri as a tiny, cozy neighborhood spot where everything is made in house, from bagels to bread to pastries, offering brunch and lunch with takeout sweets; the menu is varied and the quality is consistently high, with items like the schnitzel sandwich, breakfast bagels, donuts, and spicy sausage often highlighted. The owner receives frequent praise for kindness and passion, and service is described as friendly, welcoming and attentive. Many guests call the bagels among the best in town, note generous portions and good value, and appreciate the labor of love evident in the bread, bagels and other offerings. Some mention it is a simple place that could use a bit of updating, but the experience remains highly positive and memorable, with continued interest despite access challenges from street construction.View restaurant profile
Schnitzel & Cie par Bagel St-Henri
Opens Wednesday at 8:30 amSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
Review Summary
≈ 2.5 km
TT Café is a cute, versatile spot for lunch or a drink with friends, with popular banh mi and freshly baked pastries and a strong lineup of beverages including matcha and hojicha lattes, plus good coffee and a selection of ice cream. The space is spacious and quiet, conducive to working or casual hangouts, with seating inside and outside and a nice view by the canal. The staff and owners are repeatedly noted as friendly and dedicated to craft, making it a welcoming place. Prices are generally reasonable with solid value, though a few reviews call some items pricey for the area or note variability in quality. Some critique authentic Vietnamese flavor in certain dishes, while others praise the freshness of items like tofu and the overall cozy vibe. Overall, TT Café comes across as a well loved cafe with great banh mi, strong drinks, and a cozy atmosphere that works for work, study, and socializing, with room for further menu consistency.View restaurant profile
TT Café
Opens Today at 7:30 amVille-Émard
Mentioned in: Bánh Mì in Montreal: Our Top Picks
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≈ 2.5 km
Club Social PS receives mixed feedback with concerns about the price for a small salad and takeout pasta described as absurd, while praise goes to the pizza, deep fried risotto balls, and kale salad, and the Pizza Beer is noted as very nice. The underground terrace tables have been removed, leaving no dine in option. Some reviews call it the best pizza in Canada, with comparisons to Napoli and NYC, prompting a Bravo.View restaurant profile
Club Social PS
Opens Today at 4:30 pmSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
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