Allô mon Coco earns praise for a warm, welcoming atmosphere and friendly, efficient service that helps brunch feel special. The menu is praised for its variety and generous, well presented portions, with standout items like fluffy eggs, crispy bacon, and fresh fruit, all complemented by smooth coffee and regular refills. The staff are described as attentive and patient, with fast seating and a lively, family friendly vibe that keeps mornings bright. Overall, guests highlight clean spaces, dependable quality, and a consistent sense of hospitality that makes it a go to spot for breakfast and brunch.View restaurant profile
GaGa Glace gets strong praise for natural flavors and quality ingredients, with vegan sorbet options like raspberry and coconut standing out, while chocolate vegan is not available. The atmosphere is described as colorful, cute and charming with excellent service, making it a welcome addition to the neighbourhood, and many note the friendly staff and warm vibe. The ice creams are described as creamy with a texture that ranges from smooth to whipped, and many appreciate the possibility to sample before buying, though a few say the current flavor selection is small and prices feel a bit high. Portion sizes are occasionally mentioned as modest compared with competitors, and expectations for seasonal improvements are noted, but overall GaGa Glace is seen as a top choice for natural, not overly sweet flavours and a memorable experience, with some reviews calling it the best ice cream in the southwest of Montreal.View restaurant profile
TT Café is a cute, cozy spot with good coffee, a wide pastry selection, and consistently friendly service. The space is comfortable for working or relaxing, with ample seating and outdoor options by the canal and a pleasant view. The food side gets mixed feedback: banh mi and many baked goods are praised for flavor, tofu dishes and vermicelli salads receive strong marks, while some rice bowls or chicken dishes are described as bland, disappointing, or overpriced. Ambience and pace vary, with busy periods bringing longer waits and some comments about a colder or quieter atmosphere at times, plus a few cleanliness or professionalism concerns. Overall, TT Café stands out for beverages and baked treats, offering a Vietnamese Canadian fusion menu that can be delicious but also inconsistent and sometimes pricey.View restaurant profile
Ruby's Café Mtl comes across as a beloved dog friendly brunch spot with a warm, laid back vibe where dogs are welcomed inside and often catered to with their own treats, water bowls, and in some cases a small outdoor area for a pup run; the decor is cozy and stylish, and the atmosphere feels welcoming to families and dog lovers alike. The meals are frequently praised for being delicious and well presented, with favorites including pancakes, grilled cheese, pulled pork burger, and a mix of brunch options; coffee and drinks are also well regarded. Staff are repeatedly described as friendly, attentive, and caring toward dogs, helping to make visits memorable and encouraging return trips. While the place can get crowded and service can occasionally be slow or uneven and a few orders can be misplaced, these experiences are generally outweighed by the overall positive sentiment. Overall it is seen as a standout pet friendly venue in Montreal where both humans and their canine companions can enjoy a relaxed brunch or lunch, socialize with other dogs, and feel at home.View restaurant profile
Le Glacier Bilboquet receives mixed feedback, with some praising the ice cream as heavenly and even buying boxes, while others criticize cookies as dry and the service as subpar. The product itself is widely regarded as excellent, and there is optimism about more flavors appearing, possibly in stores like Costco. Very good service is noted in French comments, and there is a sense of nostalgia and comfort in the ice cream experience, recalling home and offering a balm of sorbet before tough moments. Overall, impressions converge on strong product quality and warmth of some staff, tempered by inconsistencies in dessert quality and attentiveness.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Crèmerie Dalla Rose as a standout in Saint Henri, with patrons calling it among the best ice cream spots in Montreal. Pricing is described as high, yet the treats are seen as worth the cost and the experience is something of a hobby for some visitors east of the canal. First time visitors express delight at the high quality of the ice cream. Overall, the reviews present Crèmerie Dalla Rose as a top ice cream destination in the city.View restaurant profile
Across reviews, Margot is praised as a top spot for fresh juices and smoothies, with the carrot ginger juice highlighted as a favorite and many calling it the best juice in Montreal; energy balls and the overall product are described as delicious, and the service at the counter is noted as friendly while the atmosphere is appealing. A few comments mention a disappointing protein smoothie that tasted like water and very dry protein balls, along with a sense that prices are high, which stands in contrast to the overall positive sentiment.View restaurant profile
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Reviews highlight La Diperie for creamy ice creams with a wide and seasonal flavor lineup, including unique dips on top and a quality that shines through in every scoop. The atmosphere is warm, welcoming, and family friendly, with staff repeatedly noted as friendly, patient, and helpful, often going the extra mile even late in the day and offering recommendations and small treats for pets. Service is described as fast, organized, and genuinely cheerful, creating a pleasant experience whether stopping by for a quick cone or a longer visit. The store is described as clean and well maintained, with a cozy local vibe and a great variety of options including vegan choices. Some criticisms include a perception of excessive sweetness or a milk shake not meeting expectations, but overall the reviews emphasize consistency in quality, generous portions, and a fun upbeat environment that makes La Diperie a dependable pick for ice cream and desserts, with particular praise for the cheesecake and pistachio dip.View restaurant profile
Overall, reviews for Jugo Juice show mixed experiences. Some describe poor service and language barriers, with staff distracted during orders and a smoothie that tasted off and caused digestive issues, suggesting storage problems. Others praise fresh real vegetables and fruit juices, exceptional friendly service, drinks made perfectly, and a positive, energetic atmosphere, with several notes that the plaza location is a must visit.View restaurant profile
Dessert Coréen Crofre comes across as a cozy, welcoming dessert spot with a focus on croffles that are praised for a perfect balance of crispy exterior and soft interior and for being cut into small bites for easy tasting. A huge variety of flavors keeps the menu exciting, from matcha, pistachio, Oreo, banana brûlée, berry cheesecake, tiramisu, strawberry, Nutella to mango and lotus, often with fresh fruit toppings and fragrant cream. The croffles and waffles are consistently described as fresh, flavorful, and visually appealing with good presentation. Service is repeatedly noted as friendly, fast, and attentive, contributing to a warm vibe. The ambiance is described as cute and cozy, with a calm, welcoming feel and open late, making it ideal for a late night dessert craving. Prices are noted as affordable for the quality, and the overall experience includes strong packaging and reliable ordering or pick up. On rare notes, Sunday hours can be inconsistent. Overall, this place is regarded as a must visit for dessert lovers and one of the best croffle destinations in the city.View restaurant profile
THE STANDARD Café earns a mix of praise and complaints in a look at several visits: the space is often described as cozy and stylish with a pleasant ambiance for relaxing or working, and the pastries and coffee are generally seen as solid to good; however, service quality is inconsistent, ranging from friendly and welcoming to inattentive and even brusque, and a number of comments mention take away cups leaking, limited pastry variety, and stockouts. Milk options raise questions, with reviews calling out Kirkland and oat milks and lamenting small drink sizes as well as price for the neighborhood. Wifi is frequently criticized as poor, hindering work sessions. Despite the flaws, several patrons note standout moments such as a great Americano or decaf, and some staff are praised for being helpful and knowledgeable, with buyers happy to purchase coffee bags to take home. In short, THE STANDARD Café provides a stylish, cozy backdrop with good coffee and pastries, but consistency in service, stock, milk quality, and wifi could be improved.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Café Jardin as a cozy, plant-filled neighborhood spot with a calm, welcoming vibe and a menu that shines for vegetarians and vegans, featuring items like vegan kefta skewers, a Mumbai sandwich, tartines, and generous sides; the coffee is praised as excellent by many, with standout lattes and plant-based milks, though a few note the coffee flavor changing recently. The space earns praise for friendly, attentive staff who recognize regulars and bring drinks to the table, a versatile setting for conversations, small meetings, family hangouts, kid's corner and board games, all set in rustic furniture with plenty of plants and a tranquil ambiance. Sustainability is a recurring theme, with zero waste initiatives and a strong focus on vegan options, and the new location is seen as brighter and more tranquil. Prices are generally reasonable for quality and vegan choices, though some dishes are described as a bit pricey or portions as not the most generous, especially when meals arrive with a side; still, the overall experience is viewed as a gem and a dependable go-to for locals and visitors seeking good food and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.View restaurant profile
Crêperie Crèmes Boboule draws mixed but mostly positive impressions, with a surprisingly broad range of flavors including vegan options, sorbets, and soft serves that many reviewers praise as tasty, especially coco passion sorbet, salted caramel, chai, or vanilla coconut mango blends, and some call it the best ice cream in the area; the service is often described as friendly and attentive, though a few visits report uneven staff mood or feeling a bit inconvenienced; some critics note textures that are a bit too soft or melted or flavors that are a bit sweet or flashy due to colorants, while others find flavors rich and creative and a standout in Verdun; the place tends to have a steady lineup and lively atmosphere with events on Fridays; overall, the verdict is that Crêperie Crèmes Boboule offers a strong vegan and flavor-forward offering that shines on certain days but can vary in execution from visit to visit.View restaurant profile
Bar Laitier Wellington is widely praised for tasty ice cream and a wide range of flavors, from soft serve to hard scoops, with a sundae and hot fudge that many say can lift a day. The owner and staff are repeatedly described as friendly and attentive, creating an old fashioned cremerie vibe that feels nostalgic and welcoming. The atmosphere is simple and unpretentious, with generations visiting as a neighborhood staple in Verdun, while memories of childhood and playful flavors spark nostalgia with each cone. Some reviews note crowded weekend hours and occasional wait times, and a few mention prices being high for small cones or dips, along with rare reports of rude service. Overall, Bar Laitier Wellington is seen as one of the top ice cream spots in the area, a dependable go to for a family friendly treat and a retro experience rather than a place chasing trendy flavors.View restaurant profile
Across the reviews, Mandy's is described as a welcoming spot with bright decor, a vibe that feels both trendy and relaxed, and consistently friendly, attentive staff. The salads are praised for being fresh, colorful, and generously topped, with favorites like Habibi and Cowboy Salad with pulled beef, plus customizable bowls and the option to sample dressings. Service is noted as quick and reliable, and several reviewers appreciate the personal care from staff when things go wrong, even when mistakes occur such as missing utensils or online order mix ups. Some locations are busy at lunch and price is a common caveat, with mentions of higher costs and a cashless policy that some customers dislike. A few comments call the music too loud for a restaurant setting, and one or two note occasional menu changes or item unavailability that alter what is offered. Overall Mandy's is seen as a go to for fresh, satisfying salads and a welcoming environment, with strong consistency and a few practical caveats about policy, price, and occasional hiccups.View restaurant profile
L2 Bubbletea draws praise for a wide range of drinks, from milk teas to fruit teas and toppings, with many reviewers highlighting bold tea flavors and fresh, chewy pearls when prepared well. The space is described as welcoming and comfortable, with ample seating and a relaxed vibe that makes it easy to enjoy a drink solo or with friends while a little background music plays. Service is repeatedly rated as friendly and attentive, with staff guiding customers through the order and offering quick, reliable help, though a couple of comments note occasional inconsistencies or rude experiences. Most reviewers find prices reasonable and value for money, with favorites like Hong Kong milk tea and brown sugar drinks singled out as standout options. A few concerns mention pearls that are too chewy and a rare critique of staff turnover, but overall the consensus is that L2 Bubbletea remains a dependable, popular spot for a flavorful bubble tea fix, delivering consistent quality and a broad selection that keeps customers coming back.View restaurant profile
Donato Gelato is praised for excellent gelato that is rich, creamy and full of flavor, described by many as the best in town and a seriously surreal taste experience, with flavors that feel freshly made and on par with the best in Italy. Favorites include pistachio, ricotta and tiramisu, and a cafe flavored option is also noted; the lemon sorbet is described as too sour while dark chocolate is recommended. The venue is described as clean and stylish, and the staff are friendly and welcoming, helping visits feel personal. Some reviewers mention that price can be a bit high for a single scoop, but the overall experience is seen as memorable and worth it.View restaurant profile
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Reviews present Aux Vivres as a go-to vegan and vegetarian option with generous portions and a wide, appealing menu that even converts non-vegans. Dishes highlighted include Golden Pancakes, The Okonomiyaki Burger, Dragon Bowl, Buddha Bowl, Huevos Rancheros, Thai Malai Kofta, paratha, veggie burgers, and a spicy brownie with latte, all praised for fresh ingredients and satisfying portions. The vibe is described as great with friendly, attentive service and quick turnover on some visits, though a few notes mention slower service and not refilling waters when the place was quiet. Prices are described as affordable to a bit pricey but generally worth it for the quality and quantity. The restaurant is seen as reliable for locals and tourists alike, with multiple visits confirming consistency and the option for takeout. Overall, the sentiment is that Aux Vivres offers a positive, inclusive vegan dining experience with big portions, tasty options, and a welcoming atmosphere.View restaurant profile
Reviews highlight Spirulina as a health focused cafe with a strong emphasis on fresh, whole foods and a menu that shines in smoothies, avocado toast, salads and bowls. The strawberry glaze smoothie is a standout and highly recommended, along with a banana bread matcha and a range of other lattes and treats; the avocado salmon toast and lentil soup are among favorites. The staff and atmosphere are repeatedly described as friendly and welcoming, making it a popular spot for working by the window or grabbing a nourishing meal. Some critiques mention small portions for the price, occasional inconsistency such as the date cream in the matcha latte, and a loud fridge, while others note the pricing can feel high but the quality justifies it. Overall Spirulina is seen as one of the top healthy cafes in Montreal, delivering tasty feel good food and reliable smoothies with options that cater to various dietary needs.View restaurant profile
Chez Robin is described as a cozy, welcoming local market with a wide selection of organic fruits and vegetables, ready-to-eat meals, artisanal products, and eco-friendly personal care items, offering good value for this type of shop. Many reviews highlight a strong emphasis on local and exotic items, making it suitable for bios, niche products, and gifts, with a cafe counter for takeout or dining that is praised. The atmosphere is repeatedly described as intimate and thoughtfully curated, with friendly, knowledgeable staff who are helpful and courteous. Several accounts stress a community feel and the chance to support local and sustainable businesses, with positive notes on vegan options. Positive remarks include a no pressure tipping approach at the cafe counter and a well presented display that adds to the street scene. On the downside, parking in the area can be difficult, some items such as the sandwiches can be dry, and the matcha beverages are described as diluted and expensive. Overall, it reads as a hidden gem offering freshness, authenticity, and a pleasant shopping experience, with many ready to return and recommend Chez Robin.View restaurant profile
Reviews for Alice & Theo highlight crispy choux pastries with soft centers and generous, well balanced fillings, along with fresh ice creams and creative flavor pairings like passion fruit, matcha, pistachio, saffron, and litchi. The cream puffs are repeatedly described as top notch or life changing, with some comments calling the passion fruit pastry puff absolutely amazing. Service is commonly praised as friendly and attentive, with staff eager to offer samples and explain options. A few notes mention that the prices are a bit high for the portions and that the decor and hours can feel inconsistent or in need of an update. Overall, the desserts are celebrated as standout and worth a visit, making Alice & Theo feel like a neighborhood favorite despite the quirks in ambiance and marketing.View restaurant profile
Saint JJH Café stands out as a cozy, charming spot with eclectic vintage decor and a warm, inviting vibe. The reviews describe a space that feels like a welcoming home where people come to relax, study, or catch up with friends. Staff are consistently described as friendly and attentive, contributing to a sense of hospitality and a laid back atmosphere. The menu offers homemade desserts and pastries, solid coffee and tea options, and often generous portions, with many praising the banana cake, brownies, spanakopita style pastries, and lattes, though a few note some drinks can be too sweet or a bit bitter. Some comments mention high prices or pricing confusion, and in rare cases friction with the owner, but most think the value matches the experience. The decor and ambience are highlighted as a standout feature, with plants, creative touches, and sometimes a fireplace, making it a hidden gem in the neighborhood. Overall, it appears to be a top pick for enjoying a slower moment, or for working or socializing, with a strong emphasis on friendly service and a warm, comforting environment.View restaurant profile
Pétale Sucré Café & Fleurs emerges as a very pretty and welcoming spot with a warm, intimate atmosphere that suits both work and downtime. Meals are delicious and the ambiance supports focus or relaxation, while coffee and desserts are praised as among the best in Verdun. The cafe is small and cozy, conveying charm in a compact space. The owner is friendly and the coffee is excellent, rounding out a concise, favorable impression from the reviews.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Kapsalon earns widespread praise for fast, friendly service and consistently high quality, with the kapsalon, waffles and burgers repeatedly called standout items. The concept of waffle sandwiches alongside a varied menu that includes fries, milkshakes and desserts is described as original and appealing, and the food is noted to be fresh, flavorful and generously portioned with well balanced sauces and toppings. The staff are described as welcoming and helpful, the atmosphere as casual and clean, and halal options as a definite plus for the community. Many reviewers say they plan to return and would recommend this spot to others, though a few mention occasional takeout delays and a minor issue such as noisy surroundings or a stray insect. Overall the place is seen as a reliable, value driven option for a satisfying meal with friends or family and stands out as a top fast food style choice in the area.View restaurant profile
Overall, Baguette Brochette draws praise for friendly service, warm atmosphere, generous portions, and solid sandwiches with a unique sauce and notable attieke bowls; customers often mention free chips or plantain snacks during waits and a welcoming, lively vibe. The tofu baguette and vegan options get particular mentions for flavor, while the attieke bowls are a standout for some and less favorable for others depending on preparation. Some experiences note inconsistency in quality with overcooked chicken, hard bread, or reduced portions, and a few order mistakes or delays from phone orders. Despite these caveats, many reviewers say it is a strong go to for a casual meal in the area, especially for those seeking distinctive options and a friendly, reasonably priced dining experience.View restaurant profile
Overall, CA LEM Crèmerie Creamery is described as a beloved spot with generous portions and a rotating lineup of flavors, including blue matcha with blueberry, taro, strawberry lychee, pandan coconut, yuzu lemon and lavender honey; the soft serve is often velvety, though some hard ice cream batches are icy and not always worth the price, and a few flavors can be too sweet or artificial. Sorbets are mixed, some made with syrup rather than real fruit and others praised for taste, while lemon sorbets can be hard. Service is friendly and knowledgeable, but hours and consistency vary and online indications of being open occasionally clash with staff presence. The option for lactose-free or vegan flavors is appreciated, with many noting upbeat staff and weekly new flavors, making CA LEM Crèmerie Creamery a go-to for dessert in Montreal, even as some visits mention small portions or ambiance and cleanliness concerns.View restaurant profile
Havre aux Glaces is described as a top spot for ice cream and sorbet with standout flavors like mango, coconut, pistachio, dulce de leche, maple burnt caramel and hazelnut, and the variety and quality are frequently praised. The setting by the canal with ample seating and a pleasant open space is repeatedly highlighted, and the outdoor terrace in summer is a particular draw. Service is seen as friendly and efficient on some visits, but slower and less reliable on others, with occasional issues such as bones in fish. Prices are viewed as a bit high by some, though many feel the flavor range and ambiance justify the cost. Overall Havre aux Glaces remains a go to for ice cream lovers who value flavor variety and a scenic, social spot, even if some days bring mixed kitchen performance.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Petit Sao as a cozy, modern spot with fresh, flavorful, beautifully presented food and drinks like a refreshing litchi lemonade; the Picnic Box offers a generous share for two, including a large banh mi, a Saigon salad, and shrimp chips, while the grilled chicken banh mi and the salads are highlighted for quality and balance. Desserts such as che Thai are tasty, though there can be a mismatch with menu expectations like the absence of jackfruit, and the sandwich can be messy when too much sauce is used. The location can feel crowded at times, but the staff are consistently welcoming and the overall dining experience is enjoyable, making Petit Sao a reliable go to for a tasty, feel good meal.View restaurant profile
La Diperie draws mixed feedback, with some customers praising the ice cream as creamy and not too sweet and enjoying a thick dipping on vanilla soft serve. Others find the ice cream average and overpriced, with toppings that do not justify the cost. The atmosphere is described as tight and congested, and the service ranges from cold to friendly depending on the visit. Some experiences highlight convenient online ordering and prompt delivery, though there are issues such as a wrong item arriving or sauce being served differently than expected. A few reviews mention excellent ice cream cakes made by the owners, but overall the impression is that this dessert spot can satisfy a quick treat for some while others question the value and consistency.View restaurant profile
Overall, reviews describe Pigeon Café & Bar as a cozy, stylish spot with a solid brunch and coffee program and consistently friendly service, though a few visits note a noisy ambience and occasional slow or uneven service, and some concerns about value and portion sizes. The food is generally well liked, with several dishes highlighted for taste and generous portions, and staff are repeatedly praised for attentiveness, hospitality and helpful menu guidance. The atmosphere, decor and terrace are frequently cited as positives, making it a go-to for casual dining and brunch, with most reviewers saying they would return.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Yeh! Yogourt Glacé et Café highlight a standout original flavor and a wide range of varieties, with mango and double chocolate among favorites and the frozen yogurt described as not too sweet. The shop is praised as a must try and noted for changing flavors seasonally and for offering vegan options at times, plus it stays open in winter which many appreciate. However, the price point is considered high by some, and a few customers report delays or confusion about opening times with doors locked when it is supposed to be open. Parking can be challenging, though walking from side streets is a common workaround. All in all, the experience seems reliable and enjoyable with consistent quality and enough variety to keep visitors returning, though improvements to hours and vegan options would be welcome.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Tapi Go! as a friendly, clean, and cozy spot with attentive service and a welcoming vibe, where the menu shines for gluten-free options and true Brazilian flavors. The highlights often mentioned are fresh, delicious items like acai bowls, pao de queijo cheese bread, and tapioca, with the meat dishes and sauces earning praise as well. Diners repeatedly note the staff as kind and helpful and appreciate safe choices for celiac disease, making it a reliable gluten-free option in Montreal. Some caveats include limited indoor seating, occasional hours changes, and moments when the shop gets crowded, but many insist the quality and consistency make the visit worthwhile and plan to return. Overall, Tapi Go! is seen as a go-to for authentic Brazilian fast-casual fare, a place to enjoy tasty, GF-friendly dishes and a positive dining experience.View restaurant profile
