Le Nil Bleu captivates with a warm, intimate atmosphere, refined decor, and a welcoming, attentive staff that make every visit feel special. The cuisine is richly flavored Ethiopian fare, with a generous tasting menu option for two and a strong vegan selection, all served with authentic injera and a deft balance of spices. Guests consistently praise the high quality and freshness of the dishes, the thoughtful presentation, and the cocktails and wine list that pair well with the meal. The overall experience blends elegance with comfort, making it a versatile spot for dates, friends, or hotel guests seeking a memorable culinary journey in Montreal. While a few notes mention occasional slower service or smaller portions, the consensus is that Le Nil Bleu offers a standout dining experience worth returning to.View restaurant profile
Resto Végo offers a broad, welcoming vegetarian and vegan dining experience with a large buffet and a pay-by-weight system that makes trying a little of everything easy. The menu features a wide variety of warm and cold dishes, creative vegan options, comforting staples, and plenty of desserts and drinks, all prepared with freshness and flavor. The space is airy and calming with multiple seating areas, a charming downstairs cafe, and a terrace for nice weather, complemented by friendly, attentive staff. Overall reviews highlight great value for money, consistent quality, convenient take-away and dine-in options, and a place that feels like a go-to for vegetarians and non-vegetarians alike.View restaurant profile
Muze Lounge & Terrasse offers a standout vibe with a stunning terrace and an atmosphere that feels both elegant and welcoming. The service is frequently described as warm, attentive, and professional, helping meals and cocktails feel thoughtfully paced. The menu features crowd-pleasers and some standout bites such as tartare, burrata, and salmon dishes, with portions that are often generous and well presented. The cocktails and drinks program is regularly praised, complementing the overall experience. Occasional notes about price and a few dishes being uneven are balanced by the terrace setting, stylish decor, and memorable evenings that make this a place many guests return to for drinks, sharing plates, and celebrations.View restaurant profile
Le Virunga receives praise for a refined yet cozy atmosphere, impeccable service, and a bold inventive take on Pan African fusion that blends Saharan, Congolese, and Mozambican influences into surprising and deeply flavorful dishes. Diners highlight complex spice blends, thoughtful pairings, and a menu that changes with the season, providing a sense of travel and discovery in every visit. The wine list and desserts are frequently praised, as is the overall ambiance that feels elegant and welcoming, with service described as attentive and professional. While portions are sometimes noted as small and prices on the higher side, the experience is repeatedly described as memorable, with several tasting experiences and a feeling of authenticity that makes Le Virunga a standout destination for food lovers and those seeking a distinctive night out.View restaurant profile
Robin des Bois offers a playful, welcoming space that feels both cozy and expansive, with a sunny terrace and room for families and friends. The atmosphere is lively yet relaxed, with friendly staff, chill music, and a varied calendar of events and live performances that give the place a true neighborhood vibe. The menu highlights local gastronomy and craft beverages, with satisfying brunch options, flavorful dishes like pulled pork and dahl, and thoughtful vegetarian choices. As a nonprofit, volunteer-run venue, it adds a meaningful backdrop for gatherings and supports a good cause while delivering a warm, community-focused experience. Occasional service hiccups are offset by the overall ambiance and community spirit, making it a welcoming spot for a casual meal, a show, or a relaxing afternoon.View restaurant profile
Patrons describe Ohana Sushi Vegan as an inviting, cozy spot with beautifully presented, inventive vegan sushi that delights both vegan and non-vegans. The menu is wide and creative, offering vibrant sushi, poke bowls, miso soup, and gluten-free options, with flavors noted as bold and well balanced. Presentations are described as gorgeous and artful, and many reviews mention the care and heart put into each dish. The atmosphere is bright, cute, and intimate, and the service is consistently friendly and welcoming, making it suitable for dates and casual meals alike. Value is praised and the restaurant is repeatedly cited as one of the best vegan sushi experiences in Montreal, with guests eager to return to explore more of the chef's creations.View restaurant profile
Rouch Sandwicherie earns high marks for fresh, flavorful sandwiches and generous portions in a warm, welcoming, family-run setting. The bread is consistently described as excellent and house sauces and toppings keep every bite lively, with standout lemonades like basil and cinnamon. Reviews praise friendly, attentive service and a vibe that feels like a home away from home. The menu offers a range of options from classic chicken and beef to vegan and halal choices, plus bowls, salads and a dessert lineup that includes the popular Chocoba treat, making it both affordable and satisfying. Overall, Rouch Sandwicherie emerges as a go-to spot for fresh ingredients, balanced flavors and a caring staff that makes repeat visits irresistible.View restaurant profile
Le Perché Bar Terrasse delivers a memorable rooftop experience with breathtaking views of the Old Port, a warm yet sophisticated ambiance, and a menu that blends modern twists with comforting classics. The service earns frequent praise for attentiveness, friendliness, and helpful recommendations that enhance the evening, with staff known for making guests feel well looked after even on busy nights. The drinks selection and the food both earn high marks, featuring generous portions and standout options like fresh seafood and inventive small plates that pair beautifully with cocktails or wine. The setting and scenery, from the terrace to the skyline, create an inviting backdrop for a relaxed visit, a celebration, or a night out with friends or loved ones, making it a spot many are eager to return to.View restaurant profile
At Thailande, patrons describe authentic Thai flavors across curries, pad Thai, dumplings and fresh salads. The ambience is warm and inviting with a choice of comfortable spaces that add charm. Service is consistently praised for being friendly and attentive. Portions are generous and pricing is seen as reasonable for the quality, with several dishes standing out. The menu offers good vegan options and a variety of flavors to suit different tastes. Dishes such as red curry with duck and satay are frequently highlighted as highlights. Overall, Thailande comes across as a reliable neighborhood spot with a welcoming vibe and careful preparation.View restaurant profile
Cafe Tere is widely described as a cozy, calming space with thoughtful design, warm lighting, and an inviting atmosphere that makes it easy to linger. The coffee and drinks are a highlight, with praise for smooth espresso, excellent matcha, and house-made syrups and organic ingredients that add depth to the flavors. The menu blends healthy options with appealing presentation, including smoothie bowls, energy bites, gluten-free choices, and pastries that feel homemade. The space and staff are repeatedly commended for hospitality, friendliness, and attentiveness, creating a vibe that feels welcoming to students, friends, and solo visitors alike. The setting is noted for being photogenic and well curated, with design elements such as light beams and carefully chosen dishware contributing to a refined yet cozy feel. Many reviewers call Cafe Tere a hidden gem and one of the best coffee spots in Montreal, a place to work, study, or simply relax, where the energy is warm and the experience cohesive from the moment of entry.View restaurant profile
Café St Barth comes across as a bright, bustling breakfast and brunch spot in Montreal's Milton Parc with a wide, crowd pleasing menu and consistently friendly service. Reviewers highlight dishes from eggs Benedict on a croissant to croffles, Belgian waffles, and a variety of juices, smoothies and housemade drinks, with many calling the food fresh, well presented and generously portioned. The atmosphere is repeatedly described as cozy and sunlit, a good place to study or meet friends, and the terrace and decor receive frequent compliments. While the cafe is loved for quality food, many also note strong staff, fast service and attentive care, several praising specific staff members. Some comments mention high prices, occasional slower service during busy times, and breakfast items that were not as hot or could be smaller than expected, and a few critiques about certain drinks or pastry quality. Overall, Café St Barth is viewed as a reliable, popular spot for breakfast and brunch with a welcoming vibe and a strong sense of community.View restaurant profile
Reviews portray Vua Sandwichs as a fast, affordable spot with a wide menu that includes banh mi, sushi, poke bowls, bubble tea and desserts. Many notes highlight quick service, friendly staff and strong value for money, especially for students. Some comments say the banh mi and meat portions vary, with bread not always meeting authentic expectations or fillings being light. A few reviews mention health concerns after meals, suggesting attention to kitchen practices. Overall the place is seen as a convenient budget friendly option with great variety and reliable speed, attracting regulars even as opinions differ on authenticity and portion size.View restaurant profile
Salon de thé Chaï Tea Lounge is described as a bright, well decorated and zen space in downtown Montreal near McGill, with a varied menu of teas, desserts and homemade dishes. The venue is noted for cozy seating, calm vibes and an atmosphere conducive to studying or remote work. The tea selection is extensive and well received, with highlights such as mango black tea and dulce de leche cake, alongside a large range of homemade foods and desserts. Service is generally praised for friendly and attentive staff, and pricing is described as average. A negative note mentions a bitter, clumpy matcha latte, but the space and overall range of drinks and foods encourage a return to try something else, perhaps the chai. Overall the reviews present it as a reliable spot for a long study session or a relaxed visit, with many recommending exploring different teas and enjoying the bright, zen interior and easygoing ambiance.View restaurant profile
Mintar is described as a small yet buzzing cafe with a warm and welcoming atmosphere, where the coffee is consistently praised for its richness and smoothness and staff are noted as friendly and attentive. The menu earns frequent compliments for hearty breakfasts and brunch options, including cottage cheese pancakes, omelette and egg and halloumi sandwiches, steak sandwiches, croissants, and various lattes, with many items highlighted as standout and satisfying. Value is often cited as good, with generous portions and reasonable prices, making it a reliable spot to study, work, or enjoy a relaxed meal. While seating can be limited and the space feels compact, the vibe remains pleasant and inviting, and service is commonly described as quick and caring. Overall Mintar comes across as a go-to Montreal gem for coffee and breakfast, offering consistent quality, friendly service, and a cozy place to linger.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Tutti Frutti Dejeuners show a mix of praise for the food and service, with many noting large portions and dishes such as the crispy strawberry sandwich or a long omelette as highlights and a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. However, several comments point to inconsistent coordination and long wait times, especially during busy periods, and the payment process can feel intrusive as staff hover while money is being handled. Cleanliness concerns appear in some reviews, with the toilets described as dirty and this raises questions about overall sanitation in the kitchen. Other drawbacks mentioned include training gaps, uneven service between visits or locations, and difficulties with redeeming gift cards or coupons. Despite these issues, many diners still praise the restaurant for tasty meals and a pleasant environment, and the overall experience is seen as positive though variable.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Les Marchés Tau as a well stocked shop with a wide range of essentials, from fresh produce and organic options to dairy and everyday items, plus self serve clementines and generous hours seven days a week. The atmosphere is described as friendly and welcoming by many, with a treasure trove of good foods and a strong selection of organic produce, including organic sushi rice and basmati at attractive prices. Yet there are repeated concerns about food safety storage, with several items turning moldy and calls for staff to take action not consistently addressed, tempering the otherwise positive impression. Parking is sometimes scarce, and the store is described as small, but overall healthy options, good service, and a great selection mark the experience.View restaurant profile
Overall, Jugo Juice is described as having friendly, efficient staff and a broad menu that includes juices, smoothies, bubble tea and light fare like a chicken wrap with avocado, lettuce and tomato. The dragon fruit coconut bubble tea and the classic smoothie are popular, while one bubble tea option was too sweet and less enjoyable after continuing to sip, and a Sparkly Ice Starburst edition is noted among the drinks. A French note mentions a sparkling juice that was not fizzy and disappointing, reflecting mixed beverage experiences. Prices are reported to be higher than before, but the Eaton Center location is seen as a place to revisit to try different flavors, indicating an overall positive view of healthy food and good service with some varying satisfaction.View restaurant profile
Diners consistently praise Lola Rosa for tasty vegan dishes that feel comforting and satisfying. Generous portions and flavorful meals like lasagna, nachos, braised tofu, hemp burger, mushroom burger, curries and chili are common highlights. The atmosphere is cozy and vibrant, with friendly staff and tables that hide handwritten notes in drawers that customers enjoy reading. Prices are considered reasonable and the overall value is praised. There are occasional missteps, such as a cheesesteak with little sauce or a bland dish, and a dessert that is ordinary. It's a popular choice for brunch and dinner in the university area and draws visitors from nearby campuses and beyond. Overall Lola Rosa is seen as a go-to for vibrant vegan options, a homemade feel, and a welcoming environment.View restaurant profile
Reviewers describe Billy, j'ai faim! as a cozy, small spot on the Plateau with an open kitchen, warm service, and a focus on fresh, local, seasonal ingredients. The menu covers brunch and lunch with generous portions at reasonable prices, featuring items like beef tartare, eggs Benedict, tarte tatin, mussels, a lobster roll and other comforting, flavorful options, all prepared with attention to produce quality and balance of flavors. The atmosphere is repeatedly praised as welcoming and homey, with attentive staff, speedy service, and a decor that enhances the experience. Reservations are advised due to limited seating and popularity, and many soon plan to return to try more dishes. Overall the reviews present Billy, j'ai faim! as a reliable, delicious, and friendly neighborhood favorite worth returning to for different meals and to explore new plates.View restaurant profile
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Copper Branch is described in reviews as a fully vegan friendly option with bowls, burgers, poutines, smoothies and desserts, and the feedback often highlights tasty flavors and fresh ingredients. The bowls and smoothies are noted as well balanced, with textures like plant based eggs and smoked tempeh praised. Service is generally fast and friendly in busy food court settings, and staff cleanliness and attentiveness are repeatedly mentioned. A few downsides appear, including dishes that are underseasoned or slightly undercooked, and some guests felt modifications were not allowed or that descriptions were inaccurate leading to mayo being added. Gluten free buns are highlighted as a strong option for vegan sandwiches and gluten free choices are described as tasty. Overall the reviews suggest Copper Branch is worth a visit for vegan diners, with generous portions and consistent vegan offerings, while a minority report service or kitchen issues.View restaurant profile
Reviews consistently highlight Lola Rosa as a warm, cozy, all-vegan spot with generous portions, creative flavors, and friendly service that shines for both casual meals and group events; the Place des Arts location is repeatedly praised for its atmosphere, views, and efficient service, while the third floor with foosball and terrace adds a fun vibe; menu favorites include chickpea fries, Cajun burgers, poutine with mushroom gravy, nachos, lasagna, curries, burritos, tacos and inventive salads, with gluten-free and nut-free options noted as a strength though occasional dishes fall short or vary by location; several guests remark that non-vegans also enjoy the fare and that desserts like lemon pie and brownies are well balanced, though a few critique bread texture or some vegan riffs; service is described as attentive and knowledgeable, with staff guiding dietary needs and menu choices, and the private room on the top floor receiving special thanks for celebrations; overall the reviews present Lola Rosa as a must-try, reliable choice for vegans and non-vegans alike in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Reviews paint a mixed picture of Mandy's, with some dishes praised while others fall short on value and portion size. The Wolfe salad is singled out as tasty, but several comments say many salads feel bland, overpriced, and smaller than before, making the portions seem like a rip off. There are mentions that some items taste like they come straight from a supermarket fridge and that non filler ingredients could be better, and complaints about the use of canola oil. Packaging and branding are described as overdone, and some diners note service hiccups such as being asked to wait outside in cold weather and the lack of interior seating. A recurring sentiment is that the hype has faded and the menu can taste repetitive, with many salads seeming to arrive with wilted greens and minimal dressing. Overall, dining experiences appear inconsistent with some bright spots and other days feeling disappointing, leaving questions about value and consistency across branches.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Julian's Comptoir Gourmand as a small yet mighty spot where fresh ingredients and thoughtful recipes translate into consistently delicious, well balanced dishes and generous portions, with highlights including grilled cheese and smoothies, salads, and standout sandwiches like a crispy vege burger with fried squash and a salmon bagel with dill, cucumber and cream cheese, as well as a ghost pepper bánh mì that delivers heat and flavor. Desserts such as cookies and house made lemonades and ginger lemonade are praised for sweetness and balance, while coffee and espresso are noted as excellent for a quick pick me up. The atmosphere is described as light and leafy with a relaxed vibe, making it easy to pause a busy day and enjoy a moment of indulgence. Service is consistently friendly and attentive, and many reviews recommend it as a must visit, with guests impressed by quality, generous portions, and the welcoming spirit that accompanies every visit. Avocado toast remains a daily favorite for many, always fresh.View restaurant profile
Jugo Juice draws praise for bright, fresh juices and smoothies such as Mighty Kale and Peanut Butter Chocolate, described as high quality and made to order. The service experience is mixed, with some staff delivering friendly, professional help while others are blunt or fail to offer alternatives when options are unavailable without notice. Some blends like chou chou and chou frisée bonifier receive favorable mentions, and the best smoothies are highlighted by customers who value freshness, not being overly sweet and the ability to watch drinks made in front of them. Regulars appreciate consistent quality, though visits can vary and prices are noted as a bit high. A French review adds that the smoothies are tasty and healthy with good staff and a plan to return.View restaurant profile
Aux Vivres is described as a Montreal vegan staple with generous portions, a wide, well executed menu and consistently tasty dishes. Dishes such as the Mumbai bowl, dragon bowl, Okonomiyaki bowl, BLT and dal soup, along with smoothies and desserts, are praised for flavor, variety and a homemade feel. The atmosphere is described as cozy with friendly, attentive staff, though service can be slower during busy times and some reviewers note price increases or changes to menu items. Allergies are a consideration, as coconut based elements appear in several dishes. Overall, Aux Vivres is seen as a reliable, versatile option for vegans and meat eaters seeking satisfying, healthy meals.View restaurant profile
Bocobistro earns praise for excellent service and meals served in jars, a format well suited for groups such as corporate dinners. Delivery and pickup at reasonable prices offer a turnkey option. The jar meals are tasty, the eco friendly concept is well thought out, and the in office smart fridge service is seen as a strong plus. The concept and the food are highly rated, and customers say they would order again.View restaurant profile
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Station Vitamine is described as a hidden gem in Montreal offering fresh juices and smoothies made with real fruit, prepared on the spot and without added sugars or artificial sweeteners. The menu is praised for its variety, generous portions, and the balance between wellness and flavor, with popular options like the Energy Plus blend, a protein rich drink featuring protein powder, milk, dates, banana, peanut butter and shredded coconut. The atmosphere is often noted as welcoming and the service friendly and efficient, though some mention that location and staff experience can vary. Customers appreciate the emphasis on freshness and natural ingredients, the chance to try new beverages, and the steady return for favorites.View restaurant profile
Dirty Greens offers fresh, delicious salads with popular options like tahini rancher with chicken and Chinese chicken salad. Reviews note large portions and a higher price, though toppings can feel less generous for the cost. Service is frequently described as friendly and attentive from order to pickup, with staff often adding extra sauce or toppings when asked at no charge. Consistency and quality are highlighted, and the salads are described as great while the team is portrayed as kind and accommodating. A note in French mentions slightly cold service but a reasonable selection of salads, reflecting mixed but overall positive sentiment toward healthy choices.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Copper Branch paint a mostly positive picture of vegan and vegetarian options, with bowls, burgers and desserts praised for flavor, variety and attractive presentation, and a cozy decor. The service is often described as fast and friendly, though the kitchen can be short staffed at times which leads to some wait times. Some commenters note a mismatch between outdoor seating promised in ads and what is actually available, and a few mention cleanliness issues or a plain dining area. Value is a mixed bag: several say the food is nourishing and reasonably priced for plant based fare, while others feel portions have shrunk and prices rose, making the experience feel pricey. There is recognition of gluten free options, and the general copper branch dishes are described as tasty when prepared well, though changes to a signature dish have led to complaints about texture and flavor. Overall Copper Branch is regarded as a reliable go to for plant based fast food, with many repeat visits and strong praise for flavor and service, even as some reviews caution about price, portion size and occasional inconsistency.View restaurant profile
Tommy Café is described as a charming, cozy spot with a calm vibe that many reviews appreciate for a relaxing coffee break or a quiet work spot, though some find the ambience a bit lacking. Coffee and pastries are frequently praised, with several mentions of a good latte, cappuccino, croissants and appealing brunch options, while a few drinks are noted as average or the service can be slow. Food receives mixed feedback: breakfasts and brunch are tasty with decent portions, but lunches and certain dishes are sometimes underwhelming or overpriced and vegan options are limited to a single bowl. Service is described as friendly and attentive by many, but there are notes of delays, order mixups, and uneven experiences. The decor and atmosphere are repeatedly highlighted as instagrammable or pleasant, making it a good place to relax, meet, or work, while some reviewers appreciate the peaceful environment over more crowded spots. Overall Tommy Café comes across as a dependable, low-key option for coffee and casual meals with some variability in menu value and execution depending on the day.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Freshii present an overall impression of fresh ingredients, quick service, and healthy options, with locations praised for a welcoming vibe, polite and helpful staff, and a broad menu of salads, bowls with rice, sandwiches, and chili, plus the ability to order online and customize meals; the tomato soup receives particular praise and some consider the food clean and satisfying. However, experiences vary: some customers report underwhelming prep and unavailable ingredients, not a comfortable dining environment, and inconsistent service, including at times unfriendly or poor service and even one note of missing utensils, sauce, and mismatched ingredients such as rice instead of quinoa; a few salads are described as not fresh or of lower quality, and one account warns against salads due to freshness concerns. Prices are described as a bit high by some, though others see it as a convenient nutritious option; a staff member was described as kind and capable, balancing the mixed range of experiences.View restaurant profile
Tommy Café comes across as a stylish, multi level cafe tucked into an historic building in Old Montreal, with a light, fresh ambience and a cozy vintage vibe that many describe as welcoming and Instagram friendly. The menu is filled with solid coffee options, including latte, cappuccino and matcha, along with baked goods and breakfast items like croissants, avocado toast and other toasts that reviewers say are tasty and well presented. The space earns frequent praise for its ambience and design, especially the multi level layout and large windows, though several notes mention it can get very busy and seating for larger groups can be tricky. Service is often highlighted as friendly and attentive, with staff members described as nice and helpful, while a few experiences report inconsistency or less positive interactions. Prices are occasionally labeled a bit high for portions, but the overall vibe, location near landmarks, and quality of coffee and pastries lead many to consider it a must visit. Overall, Tommy Café is viewed as a popular and stylish spot for coffee, breakfast and casual meals with a memorable atmosphere, even when crowds and noise are a factor.View restaurant profile
Jugo Juice is praised for its smoothies and juices with many reviewers calling it the best smoothie in Montreal, noting a great variety of healthy options that do not sacrifice taste and a creative menu where every sip feels like a burst of energy. The drinks are described as light and clean, making them a perfect healthy treat, and the ingredients are seen as high quality. A recommended choice is the mango magic smoothie with protein, and several reviews highlight the overall energy boost and enjoyable flavors. Some comments also request updated hours of operation.View restaurant profile
Overall Copper Branch is seen as a go to spot for vegan and plant based eaters with a wide array of dishes including bowls burgers tacos poutine smoothies breakfast items and gluten free options, with reviews highlighting fresh ingredients bold flavors generous portions and a clean welcoming atmosphere. The service is described as friendly and attentive, and the venue is often noted for fast service and good value. Popular picks such as the Aztec power bowl, shiitake burger, buffalo wings, tacos, and breakfast options are frequently praised, along with consistently flavorful vegan offerings and reliable coffee or smoothies. Some critiques mention occasional misses like a cold burger or garlic bread that was not toasted, limited tofu availability at times, and a burrito that felt underfilled with rice or a takeout wait during busy periods. Nevertheless, the overall impression is positive, with many diners appreciating the variety, healthful options, and accommodating staff, making Copper Branch a dependable choice for both vegans and non vegans alike.View restaurant profile
Spirulina is described as a reliable go-to for fresh healthy bites with many reviews praising delicious food, a light airy atmosphere, and friendly staff, along with good value for the quality. The menu highlights include smoothies, matcha drinks, salads and toast, noted for freshness and flavor, and the vibe is repeatedly described as peaceful and welcoming. A newer location is praised for lots of seating and expanded options, while some comments mention price points being a touch high for portions. A recent experience at one location mentions delays with prepaid pickup and miscommunication, revealing staffing strains and a slower service pace, albeit with kind and professional service from the team and hope that operations will catch up with the brand's usual standard.View restaurant profile
Venice MTL comes across in reviews as a cozy, modern spot with a California vibe, where fresh poke bowls, tacos and salads are a frequent highlight and the coffee and desserts get solid praise. Patrons frequently commend the freshness of ingredients, especially salmon ponzu bowls, avocado toast, edamame and the overall balance of flavors, while several writers appreciate the friendly, attentive service and the relaxed, beachy decor. The atmosphere is described as chill and appealing for casual meals or light gatherings, with some noting a Cali-inspired interior and a pleasant window-side seating. Gluten-free, dairy-free and vegetarian options are appreciated by many, though a few diners find portions small or prices high for the size, and a couple of experiences mention slower service during busy times. Overall Venice MTL is seen as a reliable, enjoyable destination for poke lovers and those seeking a bright, welcoming place to dine or take a break from cold weather, with consistency and a strong, comforting vibe noted across visits.View restaurant profile
Spirulina is described as a cozy, health forward spot with friendly staff and a vibe that works for studying or a casual visit. The menu shines with acai bowls, smoothies, matcha drinks, toasts, chia pudding, and customizable bowls, all praised for freshness, balance, and vibrant flavors, though a few items feel small for the price. While many guests appreciate the quality and nourishing feel, some reviews flag higher prices relative to portions and occasional service hiccups or issues like banana freshness or a straw with little suction. The space and atmosphere are highlighted as welcoming, with upstairs seating and a bright, wholesome ambiance that enhances the experience. Overall, Spirulina delivers healthy, well-presented food and drinks, with consistency varying by day.View restaurant profile
Tommy Café is described as a warm, busy breakfast and brunch spot with a charming ambiance and plenty of natural light, a favorite for brunch in Old Montreal. The food earns praise for generous portions and a varied menu that includes avocado toast, shakshuka, eggs Benedict, French toast, and other comforting dishes, with standout coffee and latte options that guests love. Service is noted as friendly, attentive, and welcoming, though a few visits mention slower pacing when crowds are large. Several dishes are highlighted as must-try, including the avocado toast, Stelina avotoast, truffle Benedict, Greek omelette, and a chai latte, while a handful of reviews flag items that miss the mark like dry falafel or overly syrupy French toast. The space is repeatedly described as beautiful and cozy, with a chic vibe and views that make it a popular spot for weekends with friends or family, often feeling like a bright neighborhood cafe even with crowds. Some comments touch on price level and a policy change regarding water, but the consensus remains that the experience is worth returning for, with many promising to come back and many recommending it to others. Overall, the reviews converge on a reliable, delicious breakfast and brunch experience with good coffee, friendly staff, and a lively, welcoming atmosphere.View restaurant profile
Overall, Tropé comes across as a bright, health‑forward spot praised for fresh ingredients and menu options like avocado toast, smoothie bowls, and a range of matcha drinks, with many noting the in‑house preparation and a good variety of milks for vegan or lactose‑free diets. The energy is friendly and the space feels welcoming, with customers often highlighting quick service when things aren’t too busy and the cozy, bright atmosphere. Yet there are caveats: several reviews describe slow or inattentive service during peak times, long waits for coffee, and some drinks or bites that fall short due to bitterness, dryness, or excessive oil; prices are sometimes considered high for the value; and seating can be limited, with dine‑in sometimes constrained. Taken together, Tropé seems to be a go‑to for health‑conscious diners seeking flavorful, clean options, balancing strong favorites like the avocado toast and popular matcha drinks with notes about consistency and value that vary by visit.View restaurant profile
Arthurs Nosh Bar is widely praised for its brunch focus, bright atmosphere, and standout cottage cheese pancakes and latkes, with many dishes described as delicious. Brunch on weekends is lively and reservations are helpful due to crowds; the space is noted for bright natural light and a warm vibe. The menu offers crowd pleasers like syrniki pancakes, shakshouka, and the McArthur sandwich, with portions satisfying though some reviewers call prices high for the amount. Service is often quick and friendly, but timing can be slow and staffing inconsistent, and there are occasional missteps such as missing items or eggs served on the side. Availability issues arise when items run out and coffee options can be limited. Overall Arthurs Nosh Bar delivers strong flavors and a memorable brunch experience, though value and consistency can vary with crowd size and timing.View restaurant profile
Across the reviews, Mandy's is praised for fresh ingredients, a wide variety of salads, and the ability to build a custom bowl, with many noting high quality and flavorful dressings such as green goddess. The atmosphere is described as stylish and welcoming, the vibe is chic yet cozy, and the service is frequently highlighted as friendly and attentive, though some guests report slow or inconsistent service and occasional delays. Health minded diners appreciate the plentiful portions, vegan and vegetarian options, and the choice of premade bowls or customization, making it a reliable spot for a quick, nutritious meal. A few criticisms point to higher prices, occasional mispackaging or missing ingredients, and experiences where items were bland, undercooked, or not up to expectations. Overall, Mandy's emerges as a popular destination for quality salads and feel good food, with strong praise for taste and ambiance, tempered by notes about price and consistency.View restaurant profile
Le Marquis Signature Santé is described as a completely gluten free bakery cafe where everything is gluten free and often dairy free, offering a wide range of croissants, crepes, pastries, tarts and croissant sandwiches that many reviewers say taste indistinguishable from traditional gluten containing equivalents. The pastries such as croissants, pain au chocolat, pistachio eclair, mille feuille and lemon tart are repeatedly praised, with some calling the gluten free croissant the best they have ever had and others noting the safety from cross contamination. The owner and staff are frequently described as friendly, helpful and attentive, contributing to a welcoming atmosphere, though a few experiences note inconsistent service or higher prices. Take home options include frozen croissants and take away pastries, and some reviewers mention shipping or bringing items back for others. The cafe is seen as a gluten free haven and a must visit for anyone with celiac disease or lactose intolerance, frequently earning recommendations to return when in Montreal.View restaurant profile
LOV receives praise for a vibrant plant-based menu with creative bowls, cauliflower dishes, dumplings, pancakes, and a memorable fish-free taco lineup, paired with an inviting cozy chic ambience and drinks. The service is frequently described as warm, knowledgeable, and attentive, with many noting great recommendations, though a number of visits mention slower or inconsistent service and occasional crowding during peak times. Several reviews highlight generous portions and strong flavors, including standout items like roasted cauliflower, mushroom risotto, carbonara, arancini, and the beet tartare, while a few diners feel certain dishes lack punch, temperature issues or are overpriced relative to portions. The vegan and vegetarian options are often described as offerings that can satisfy non-vegetarians as well, and the atmosphere is repeatedly described as romantic or date-night friendly with a modern, open space. Some critiques focus on value, with mentions of higher prices, limited vegan desserts, or a brunch menu that changed with fewer vegan options. Overall, LOV is regarded as a standout plant-based dining spot in Montreal with consistently positive impressions of food quality, drinks, and ambiance, even as a minority of experiences call for improvements in service speed, consistency, and value.View restaurant profile
The collection of reviews paints Limoo as a cute, cozy cafe with a welcoming atmosphere and stylish decor. People highlight enjoying breakfast, herbal tea, fresh smoothies, and not just drinks but a tempting range of baked goods and light bites, with banana bread that tastes homemade. Live piano music and a bright, modern space contribute to a relaxing vibe that makes it easy to study, work, or catch up with friends. The smoothies are praised for being fresh, flavorful, and not overly frozen, with favorites like Mango Tango and Tropikale noted. Several reviewers mention the friendly, attentive service and a host who makes guests feel welcome, along with the option to sample different flavors. Many emphasize the generous, high quality ingredients, vegan and gluten free options, acai bowls, and homemade pastries. While some note the use of plastic cups and bowls for here orders and suggest reducing single use plastics, the overall vibe remains a cozy, charming retreat from the busy city. Overall, Limoo is described as a gem for drinks, coffee, and light meals, with a warm host, delicious smoothies, and a space that works for studying, socializing, or celebrations.View restaurant profile
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At Jugo Juice, reviews point to language barriers and staff who did not know the recipe, making it hard to be understood in French. The preparation seemed slow, with all ingredients weighed including the ice, which lengthened the wait for the juice. Handling during busy times was described as challenging, with multiple customers at once likely to worsen delays. A glass was returned dripping with juice, and requests to clean it were only partially carried out. The juice was not very cold, attributed to not shaking with enough ice and to not putting the ice into the glass.View restaurant profile
