Café Noctis comes across as a warm, easygoing spot that instantly makes guests feel welcome, with a cozy vibe, strong coffee and friendly staff. The space offers comfy seating, a charming terrace in warm weather, and a range of pastries and drinks including rosewater lattes and pistachio treats that draw fans of distinctive flavors. The cafe also acts as a community hub with poetry nights, live music and weekend brunch, adding to its neighborhood cafe atmosphere. Some feedback highlights occasional downsides such as pricey coffee for the quality, slow service at times, small portions on certain dishes, and changes to kitchen hours that can catch diners off guard, yet the overall experience remains described as charming and relaxing with a calm ambiance. Many reviewers praise the decor, the quiet corners for reading or working, gluten free pastry options, and the friendly, attentive staff, making Café Noctis a go to spot for desserts, coffee and social gatherings.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Kahwa Café as delivering some of the best sandwiches in Montreal, with fresh house made bread, bold flavor combinations such as kebab, merguez, chicken panko and kafta, and generous portions at very reasonable prices. The atmosphere and service are frequently praised, with friendly staff, quick lunch options, and some locations staying open late. The Verdun location is noted as a welcome addition. A few reviews mention inconsistencies, including excess sauce or onions when requested, occasional miscommunications on takeout, and slower service or organizational hiccups, but the overall quality and value remain highly regarded. Fresh bread and in house sauces are repeatedly highlighted as standout features, and many readers say the sandwiches are consistently flavorful and satisfying, drawing repeat visits.View restaurant profile
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