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≈ 0.7 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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≈ 0.7 km
Elena is widely praised for authentic Italian cooking with wood fired dough, standout pizzas, and salads, and pastas such as mafalda al ragù and ragu are frequently noted as well executed; the vibe is described as chic, intimate, and lively with attentive service and a strong wine list, making it a popular spot for date nights, groups, and terrace seating when available. Some visits are described as exceptional with friendly staff and reliable recommendations, while others note inconsistencies such as pizzas arriving burnt or cold, portions that feel small for the price, long waits, and billing miscommunications. Reservations can be tight and seating at the bar or in busy times may be required; the atmosphere can be loud but the overall opinion is that Elena remains one of the top pizza and pasta destinations in Montreal, offering a reliable and memorable experience for many, though not without occasional misses.View restaurant profile
Elena
Opens Today at 5 pmSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 0.9 km
Un Instant en Provence is described as a cozy, Provence-inspired bakery cafe where pastries and viennoiseries are consistently praised, with almond croissant, croissant, Tropezienne, tarte au citron meringuée, and Paris Brest repeatedly highlighted; the space is seen as welcoming and well suited for coffee and a pastry with friends, studying, or a relaxed visit, and the staff are often noted as friendly and attentive; the pastries are largely described as made on site and of high quality, especially the almond croissant, with many noting great consistency and value, while some reviews mention occasional service inconsistencies, cold or lukewarm drinks, small portion sizes for the price, or pastry imperfections such as undercooked brioche or overly sweet items; overall the place is viewed as a top pastry destination in the city, delivering a pleasing atmosphere, quality baked goods, and a strong Provence vibe, with a few caveats about seating on weekends.View restaurant profile
Un Instant en Provence
Opens Today at 7 amSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 1.1 km
Shooters Café is described as a quiet and friendly neighborhood bar with a welcoming and kind clientele, where conversations can be wonderful and the atmosphere feels sociable. Reviewers highlight the bar as a great spot to enjoy a beer and a very good sandwich, and overall strongly recommend stopping by.View restaurant profile
Shooters Café
Open until 3 amVille-Émard
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≈ 1.4 km
Mollo Boulangerie - Café is noted for excellent bread and viennoiseries, with a crusty sourdough, airy baguette, and Parisian loaf, plus standout pastries like almond croissant and Nutella croissant and a few vegan options alongside reliable coffee and matcha drinks. The atmosphere is generally cozy with good vibes, though seating is limited and sometimes uncomfortable, and service quality varies with some reviews praising friendly staff while others describe tense or indifferent service. Prices can feel high for certain items such as grilled cheese, but many keep returning for bread and morning pastries. A charitable note appears that leftover bread is given to the homeless at the end of the day. Overall, it offers a strong bakery and cafe experience with delicious staples and a few drawbacks around seating and service.View restaurant profile
Mollo Boulangerie - Café
Opens Today at 7 amSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
Mentioned in: The Best Food & Drink in Griffintown and Little Burgundy
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≈ 1.5 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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≈ 1.6 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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≈ 1.7 km
This place feels superb and unique, like stepping into a grand loft decorated with tasteful and cozy touches that suit an artistic vibe. The ambience is zen when not crowded, with large windows letting in plenty of natural light and offering a beautiful view of the Lachine Canal. Cappuccino is generous and delicious, and coffee in general is excellent in a wonderfully charming environment. The overall impression is that Caffé Alessandro provides a memorable experience with a hot chocolate that is among the best.View restaurant profile
Caffé Alessandro
Opens Today at 9 amSaint-Henri
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≈ 1.7 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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≈ 1.7 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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≈ 1.8 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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≈ 2 km
Reviews describe Café Saint-Henri as a standout in Montreal's coffee scene, delivering first class coffee from a micro roaster with distinct, balanced flavors whether in a fruit forward espresso or a smooth flat white and highlighting careful sourcing and roasting. The atmosphere earns praise for being inviting and chill, blending industrial Montreal vibes with plenty of natural light, making it a solid spot for work, chats over pastries, or a quiet morning. The space is spacious and coworking friendly with ample seating along the windows, and the staff are consistently noted for friendly, efficient, and knowledgeable service, helping to keep lines moving without making customers feel rushed. Some notes mention occasional wifi trouble, limited food options, and mid range prices, while a few reviews flag sporadic service lapses or cleanliness concerns such as a dirty floor or outdated price boards, reminding that the overall experience is strong but not without hitches.View restaurant profile
Café Saint-Henri
Opens Today at 7:30 amSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 2.1 km
Saint JJH & Café comes across as a cozy, eclectic neighborhood gem with a warm, welcoming vibe and beautifully curated decor that blends greenery with vintage touches. The atmosphere invites lingering, with multiple comfy seating nooks, great music, and a sense of home whether working, chatting with friends, or simply relaxing. The menu features in house foods and a range of Greek pastries, cakes, cookies, and brunch options, with standouts like quiches, tiropita and spanakopita, and desserts that pair well with coffee. The coffee and beverages receive frequent praise, especially for creamy lattes and well balanced cappuccinos, though a few reviews note price concerns or occasional latte bitterness. Service is repeatedly described as friendly, attentive, and caring, with staff and owners seeming genuinely invested in the guest experience, while a minority mention tense interactions or value concerns. Overall, Saint JJH & Café feels like a beloved destination for studying or socializing, offering a warm, comforting setting, generous portions, and a distinctive vibe that keeps guests coming back.View restaurant profile
Saint JJH & Café
Opens Today at 9 amVerdun, LaSalle
Mentioned in: The Most Aesthetic Cafes in Montreal
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≈ 2.2 km
Overall, reviews describe Brulerie Aux Quatre Vents as a place with excellent coffee and tasty options, often found in a market setting where it can get crowded yet feels lively. The coffee is praised for being well roasted and flavorful, with some highlighting a magical double espresso and an iced mocha that balances espresso and chocolate; a fresh chicken wrap is mentioned as a welcome accompaniment. The staff is generally seen as friendly and helpful, with a standout example of going the extra mile to grind a large amount of espresso, though a few notes mention uneven service and a desire for more attention from some newer staff. On the downside, some decaf and other preparations fall short, with takeout coffee described as burnt or smoky and some mentions of unclear bean origin or selection. Hygiene concerns are raised by a reviewer who suggests better beard coverage or headwear as a sign of respect for customers. In sum, Brulerie Aux Quatre Vents is viewed as a strong coffee destination with character and loyal patrons, tempered by occasional quality, consistency, and service issues.View restaurant profile
Brulerie Aux Quatre Vents
Opens Today at 6 amSaint-Henri, Little Burgundy
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≈ 2.2 km
Overall, Café Saint-Henri earns praise for excellent coffee, a cozy atmosphere, and friendly, bilingual staff who can switch between English and French with ease. Reviewers commonly mention well-made lattes with silky microfoam and a calm space that is good for reading or chatting, and some note specialty drinks such as matcha and pistachio options along with vegan pastries. The cafe tends to be bright and clean, and it attracts a student crowd, which can make seating a challenge during peak times. Some critiques point to inconsistent service on busy days, longer wait times for drinks, and pastries that don’t meet expectations, with prices that feel high to some. Overall the experience is described as enjoyable with standout coffee and ambience, encouraging return visits, though taste and patience may vary depending on how busy it is.View restaurant profile
Café Saint-Henri
Opens Today at 7:30 amVerdun
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≈ 2.2 km
Reviews describe Chez Robin Marché Local as a cozy, welcoming market with a remarkable variety of organic fruits and vegetables, ready-to-eat meals, and artisanal, eco-friendly products, plus a well chosen selection of local and exotic items that make it good for gifts. The café counter is viewed positively for not pressuring customers to tip, and staff are repeatedly praised for friendliness, knowledge, and helpfulness. The atmosphere is often described as a community spot where shopping and eating feel good about supporting local and sustainable businesses, with a focus on freshness and authenticity. Some drawbacks noted include occasional high prices, difficult parking, and a few items not meeting expectations, such as a dry sandwich and a diluted drink. Overall, Chez Robin Marché Local is seen as a hidden gem offering a thoughtful shopping and dining experience with high quality products and a pleasant, welcoming vibe.View restaurant profile
Chez Robin Marché Local
Opens Today at 8 amVerdun
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≈ 2.2 km
Pizza Mia gets mixed but largely positive feedback for tasty pizzas with fresh ingredients and a wide range of toppings, including strong vegetarian options, and several mentions of friendly, attentive service and quick bites that fit a market side stop. The tomato sauce and crust are frequently praised, and some reviewers call it among the better pizzas they’ve had on trips. Yet price concerns run through many comments, with perceived overcharging, discrepancies at the till, and complaints that large veggie slices are overpriced, which has led to notable frustration. A few experiences mention reheated slices, cannoli that didn’t taste fresh, and even an espresso that disappointed, signaling some inconsistency. Overall, Pizza Mia is viewed as a convenient, decent option for a fast meal with good variety and atmosphere, especially for vegetarians, but potential price sensitivity and occasional quality fluctuations should be kept in mind.View restaurant profile
Pizza Mia
Opens Today at 9 amWestmount
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≈ 2.3 km
Resto-Bar Pino presents an authentic bar experience where people come to enjoy themselves, with a relaxed atmosphere and an eclectic crowd. Evenings can be lively, and that energy is part of the charm. It feels like a journey through a classic neighborhood bar, with a distinctive touch of originality.View restaurant profile
Resto-Bar Pino
Opens Today at 10 amVerdun
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≈ 2.3 km
Reviewers describe Café Jardin as a cozy, plant-filled neighborhood spot with a relaxed, welcoming vibe where conversations flow and guests feel at home. The staff are consistently friendly and attentive, willing to check allergies and bring drinks and meals to the table with a smile. The menu spotlights vegan and vegetarian options, including vegan croissants, chocolatines, cajoutines, a vegan bahn mi, and a Mumbai sandwich with tofu that delivers real BBQ flavor, plus brunch and lunch items and a few gluten-free choices, while desserts like pecan tart get high praise. The coffee program is strong, with great lattes made with plant-based milks at no extra cost, and the atmosphere remains not too loud for easy conversation. The space evolves with a newer location and continued care, maintaining a plant-filled, cozy ambiance, board games and books for patrons, and a family-friendly feel, with notes that the staff remember regulars and provide attentive service. Some reviews point out that prices can run a bit higher for hot dishes, but the overall quality, variety, and sustainable approach, including a zero waste ethos and vegan-friendly options, keep Café Jardin a go to for relaxed meals, a quick bite, or a social hangout.View restaurant profile
Café Jardin
Opens Today at 8 amVerdun
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≈ 2.3 km
Sweet Lee's Boulangerie Rustique is a cozy European style cafe and bakery known for bright, welcoming interiors and a calm vibe that makes it a good spot to relax, study, or meet friends. Reviewers praise the friendly staff, tasty pastries, and solid coffee, with many noting a well curated menu of baked goods, fresh bread, sandwiches, and desserts. The setting, both indoors and on a lovely terrace, is repeatedly described as charming and well designed, contributing to a pleasant overall experience. However, experiences vary: some guests report slow service during busy times, occasional order mixups, and prices that can feel high for the portion or quality, while others find the pastries fresh and well presented and the atmosphere worth the visit. A few critiques mention inconsistencies in quality between visits, occasional cleanliness issues, and nothing being quite as impressive as hoped. Overall, Sweet Lee's Boulangerie Rustique earns strong affection as a neighborhood staple for good coffee and pastries and a relaxing hangout, even if not every visit hits the same high notes.View restaurant profile
Sweet Lee's Boulangerie Rustique
Opens Today at 7:30 amVerdun
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≈ 2.3 km
BOSSA is widely praised for huge, generously packed Italian style sandwiches made to order with high quality ingredients, with many calling it the best in Montreal and nearby areas. Standouts include porchetta, diavolo, chicken parm and a rich array of fillings, and desserts such as tiramisu, cannoli and olive oil cake are highlighted as excellent. Portions are often described as so generous they can feed two, and the overall vibe is a lively, authentic deli with Italian groceries, great coffee and a friendly team. However long waits during peak hours and limited seating are common, and some reviews note occasional bread inconsistencies or a recent bread change before returning to form. A few isolated ordering hiccups are addressed by responsive staff and even owner intervention, leaving many satisfied and willing to return. The experience is considered worth the detour and the drive, with takeout and dine-in both recommended for a reliable, delicious sandwich fix.View restaurant profile
BOSSA Prêt à manger
Gourmet Sandwiches & Italian Deli
Opens Today at 9 am
Verdun
Mentioned in: Where to Find Cheap Eats in MontrealYour Guide to Montreal's Must-Try SandwichesView More
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≈ 2.3 km
Maison De Thé Cha Noir is described as a calm and inviting tea haven with a wide selection of loose leaf teas including chai and earl grey, a good range of tisanes, and tasty light desserts such as scones; the atmosphere is serene and welcoming, ideal for reading or quiet conversation, and the service is consistently impeccable with courteous, attentive, and knowledgeable staff. A terrace adds extra tranquility, prices are friendly, and the shop is praised as an institution and a great place to stock up on tea, making it a favorite for tea lovers.View restaurant profile
Maison De Thé Cha Noir
Opens Today at 11 amVerdun
Mentioned in: The Best Tea Houses to Discover in Montreal
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≈ 2.3 km
Overall, Boulangerie Le Toledo is seen as a vibrant bakery with a large and evolving selection of breads, pastries, and a small cafe where both savory and sweet options shine; many reviews praise the freshness and quality of items like focaccia, fougasse, croissants, brioche, and the almond croissant, and bread is repeatedly described as standout while the coffee is solid. The pastry case draws compliments for rich fillings and buttery textures, though a few experiences note issues such as a galette des rois tasting frozen or a pastry dough that seems short on butter, and some croissants with a firmer texture rather than the hoped flaky bite. Service is frequently described as friendly and attentive, with a warm vibe and quick service, yet a couple of comments point to occasional rudeness at the coffee counter and to busy weekend crowds with limited seating. Vegan and seasonal offerings are a plus, including vegan cookies, bowls, and a vegan BLT, and there are consistently praised breads like rye and sourdough and the signature baguette. While prices are sometimes cited as high for the value, many feel the quality and freshness justify it and keep customers returning for bread, pastries, and a reliable coffee fix.View restaurant profile
Boulangerie Le Toledo
Opens Today at 7 amVerdun
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≈ 2.3 km
Overall, Lili & Oli comes across as a warm, family friendly cafe with a cozy vibe, ample seating, bright light, and a back terrace that adds to the charm. The staff are consistently friendly and quick, and the space welcomes children with toys, making it easy for families to settle in. The coffee and drinks receive mixed notes: many praise the quality and variety, including good lattes and cortados, while a few find the coffee bitter or the matcha latte too strong; self serve toppings and a range of teas are a plus for some, though a couple of reviews mention disappointing drinks. Pastries and light bites are generally well regarded, with several mentions of fresh scones, muffins, and breakfast sandwiches, while a few say the food is not the strongest part of the experience. The cafe can be busy, which suits the lively vibe but can affect quiet work or long chats, and a weekend policy restricting laptop use is noted as both a relief for some and a drawback for others. Outdoor seating is a highlight and the overall atmosphere makes it a good spot for quick bites with friends, family time, or a relaxed read.View restaurant profile
Lili & Oli
Opens Today at 7 amVerdun
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≈ 2.3 km
Velora Café Pâtisserie is a widely praised spot for dessert and coffee, with many reviews highlighting the Pistachio Tres Leches and the pistachio latte as must tries, along with favorites like Biscoff tiramisu and its chai or matcha drinks. The atmosphere is described as cozy, bright, and calming, with beautiful decor and ample space that makes it great for studying, meeting friends, or lingering over a slow brunch. The staff are consistently noted as friendly and attentive, contributing to a welcoming experience. The menu blends Persian influences with pastry bites and inventive drinks, reflecting thoughtful presentation and quality ingredients. However, some critiques point to a confusing layout that blurs cafe, bakery, and restaurant roles, occasional slow or disorganized service, and miscommunications about ordering or payment. A few items are noted as not matching expectations for their price, while others feel the portions are generous. Despite these mixed notes, Velora is described as a standout new favorite in Montreal for desserts, coffee, and relaxing moments, with many eager to try more cakes and return at different times.View restaurant profile
Velora Café Pâtisserie
Opens Today at 10 amLittle Burgundy, Saint-Henri
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≈ 2.3 km
Reviews of Crêperie Crèmes Boboule show broad appeal thanks to a wide flavor lineup, especially vegan options, sorbets and soft serve, with standout mentions of coconut passion sorbet and creative dairy-free choices, plus attentive service and a lively atmosphere on some nights. Many praise the quality of the ice cream and call it among the best in the area, while others point to inconsistencies, noting some batches are too soft or melt quickly, toppings fall short, or certain flavors feel average or overpriced, and some experiences feel variable from visit to visit. Overall, there is a strong appreciation for the vegan options and adventurous flavors, and the general vibe suggests a place worth trying for fans of dairy-free options, even if not every visit hits the same high mark.View restaurant profile
Crêperie Crèmes Boboule
Opens Today at 12 pmVerdun
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≈ 2.4 km
Overall, Café Noctis is described as a cozy, welcoming neighborhood cafe with a homey vibe, friendly staff, and a strong focus on coffee and pastries. The coffee is repeatedly praised as well balanced and not burnt, with notes of wood, chocolate, and nutty characters and occasional special drinks like rosewater or pistachio lattes; the pastry selection includes bagels and a variety of desserts with some gluten free options, plus vegetarian treats and house made ice cream. The atmosphere stands out as relaxing and charming, with comfortable seating and a terrace in warm weather, and occasional events such as poetry nights or live music that foster a sense of community. A few reviews mention drawbacks such as slow service at peak times, longer waits for certain items, and changes to kitchen hours that can be confusing or disappointing. Still, many say the space invites return for the warm welcome, late hours compared with nearby spots, and a vibe that feels like a home away from home.View restaurant profile
Café Noctis
Opens Today at 7 amVerdun
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≈ 2.4 km
Overall, Kahwa Cafe is praised for fresh house made bread and flavorful sandwiches such as chicken panko, kebab, merguez, tuna and falafel, with sauces that are generally well balanced and fillings that are often generous. The bread is a standout, frequently described as delicious and add extra texture to the sandwiches, and portions are repeatedly noted as large and good value. The atmosphere is cozy and the staff friendly, with several reviewers calling the service quick and attentive, though a few mention occasional slow or disorganized moments and occasional order mix ups. The coffee is sometimes described as average, but the food experience remains strong and many say the sandwiches are among the best in Montreal, with the Verdun location seen as a welcome addition and late hours a plus. While a few critiques point to too much sauce or requests not fully followed, the general sentiment is positive, highlighting fresh ingredients, great flavor combinations, and a reliable quick bite that keeps customers coming back.View restaurant profile
Kahwa Café
Opens Today at 9 amVerdun
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≈ 2.4 km
Lili & Oli feels like a small, cozy cafe that works well for a quiet coffee break or a productive spot to work, with a warm atmosphere, a distinctive aesthetic and good music. Coffee is often praised for quality, from strong espressos to tasty lattes, and the iced drinks with the famous coffee ice cubes are a standout for many, while a few feel the prices are a bit high. The menu offers pastries and croissants along with savory bites, with several reviewers calling items delicious and not overly sweet, though seating can be tight and there are occasional stockouts. The staff are described as friendly and helpful, contributing to a welcoming vibe, yet some notes mention dry sarcasm toward non locals that may feel unwelcoming. Cleanliness or trash placement is touched on by a minority, and finding space when busy can be a challenge, but the cafe remains a well loved local spot for its ambience and reliable coffee.View restaurant profile
Lili & Oli
Opens Today at 7 amLittle Burgundy, Montreal-Southwest
Mentioned in: The Best Food & Drink in Griffintown and Little Burgundy
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≈ 2.4 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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≈ 2.4 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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≈ 2.4 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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≈ 2.5 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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≈ 2.5 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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≈ 2.5 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)
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≈ 2.5 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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≈ 2.5 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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≈ 2.6 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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≈ 2.6 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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≈ 2.6 km
Taken together, the reviews describe Avenue G as a cozy cafe with quick, fresh coffee, tasty bites, standout flat whites, egg bagels, and a chocolatin served in a friendly, welcoming space. A minor note concerns ordering times in busy periods, with guests describing a line-based process that could be smoother, while the menu is praised for breakfast options that are sometimes unavailable, and the matcha latte drew mixed feedback; the shift from a chain to an independent shop is viewed as an improvement.View restaurant profile
Avenue G
Independent cafe specialising in high end coffee and locally sourced produce.
Opens Today at 7 am
Westmount
Mentioned in: 18 Essential Weekday Breakfast Restaurants in Montreal
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≈ 2.6 km
Overall, reviewers describe Mini Punjab as a warm, family run spot in Pointe St Charles with welcoming staff, generous portions, and good value. The food is widely praised for authenticity and flavor, with favorites such as butter chicken, paneer dishes, samosas, chana masala, dal makhni, aloo gobi, baingan bharta, and especially the naan. The menu offers a broad range including vegetarian and meat curries, thalis, and street food options, and spice levels can be adjusted to taste. The service is repeatedly highlighted as friendly and attentive, making guests feel at home, and the atmosphere is simple, cozy, and unpretentious with Bollywood touches. Takeout and BYOB are available, and catering has impressed for events. A few notes of caution appear about certain items like kulchas or parathas needing more salt, and a dish order mix up in one experience, but these are outweighed by consistent praise. Overall, Mini Punjab is seen by many as one of the best Indian or Punjabi options in Montreal, a reliable go to for flavorful, comforting Indian dining.View restaurant profile
Mini Punjab
Opens Today at 11 amPointe St-Charles
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≈ 2.8 km
Florence Café is described as a cozy neighborhood spot with good coffee and tasty pastries, where the staff are friendly and the atmosphere is calm and welcoming. The café is praised for items like matcha, pistachio croissant, banana bread, chai latte, and a range of pastries, with gelato and pastel de nata also mentioned as favorites. The cappuccino is often deemed perfectly dosed and the overall quality of offerings is high, though a few reviews note that some viennoiseries did not look or taste freshly prepared and prices can be on the higher side. Service is generally pleasant and attentive, yet on busy days the line and wait for coffee can be longer and seating may be limited, with some patrons wishing for more shade on the patio. The ambience invites lingering for work or conversation, and many reviewers highlight the welcoming staff and solid coffee, pastries, and treats. Overall Florence Café stands out as a reliable local café with standout beverages like matcha and a variety of tasty pastries, making it a go to spot for a good cup and a sweet bite.View restaurant profile
Florence Café
Opens Today at 7:30 amPointe St-Charles, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 2.9 km
Overall, reviews of Caféto highlight efficient staff and good value for quality, with a sense that the cafe stands out in a crowded mall and remains a go to after shopping. The atmosphere is described as lively and noisy, yet the service is consistently friendly and accommodating, with staff often offering extra soy or oat milk and refilling hot water, and there are a few tables with free wifi for a relaxed visit. The menu covers coffee and tea options, bagels with cream cheese, sandwiches and pastries, and prices are considered fair, keeping families and solo visitors coming back. While the experience is generally positive, some items miss the mark, including smoothies that taste too sweet or artificial and pastries with little flavor, plus a bagel arrived with rotten spinach. Still, many reviews praise delicious coffee and a consistently good bite, along with good service and value, and a note in French calling the cafe delicious rounds out the overall favorable sentiment.View restaurant profile
Caféto
Opens Today at 6:30 amDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
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≈ 2.9 km
Overall, Muffins Plus draws mixed feedback: salads are delicious and muffins are incredibly moist with multiple flavors of iced tea, and the menu also includes sandwiches and banana bread. A notable concern is the ice in drinks, with a staff member insisting the scoops were standard while the customer disagreed; the owner later explained the usual ice amount for a medium iced tea and offered a free replacement, which was declined, with the intention of giving the place another chance. One review praised a panini chicken and vegetables and described the waitress as pleasant, while the cashier was described as not pleasant. The overall impression is that muffins and salads are well received and there are many drink options, but customers should feel free to ask for less ice.View restaurant profile
Muffins Plus
Opens Today at 7 amDowntown, Westmount
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≈ 3 km
Patrons describe Café Myriade as a bright, welcoming spot for a quiet coffee or a productive study break, with consistently good coffee and friendly, attentive staff at reasonable prices. The atmosphere is often praised for ample natural light, a relaxed vibe, and a neighborhood feel, making it a reliable choice for a quick coffee or a longer visit. While coffee quality and service are repeatedly highlighted as strengths, a few reviews note pastries can disappear quickly or be a bit dry, and peak hours can get quite noisy. Some mentions point to minor practical quirks such as inconsistent wifi or the air conditioning being chilly at times. Overall Café Myriade comes across as a popular, well located cafe with great drinks like lattes, chai, and matcha, plus fresh pastries, where people enjoy working or socializing and plan to return, even as a few improvements to pastry quality, comfort, and connectivity could enhance the experience.View restaurant profile
Café Myriade
Opens Today at 7 amShaughnessy Village, Downtown
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