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≈ 0.7 km
Reviews describe Café buvette Magnolia as a warm and welcoming spot with a cozy, sunlit atmosphere and friendly, attentive service. The brunch is consistently praised for generous portions, bold flavors, and dishes like eggs Benedict, avocado toast, grilled cheese, and fresh bagels, all complemented by the house coffee program and fresh juices. The setting works well for both working and socializing, with comfortable seating, tasteful decor, and a terrace that offers nice street views. Guests frequently highlight the value and quality, noting that ingredients feel fresh and thoughtfully prepared. Overall, the place feels like a reliable neighborhood favorite where the rhythm stays relaxed yet lively, the staff remembers regulars, and the brunch and coffee experience keeps drawing people back.View restaurant profile
Café buvette Magnolia
Daily fresh bagels, salads, juices and smoothies
Opens Tomorrow at 9 am
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, Mile-End
Mentioned in: Affordable Breakfasts in Montreal: Where to Eat Without Breaking the BankMontreal's Healthy Restaurant Guide: Where to Find Nutritious CuisineView More
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≈ 0.8 km
La Croissanterie Figaro offers a warm, intimate Parisian ambience in Montreal with vintage decor that feels like a little slice of Paris and a charming terrace for outdoor dining. Guests praise buttery, flaky croissants, delicious coffee, and a menu of comforting French bistro dishes, all served by friendly staff that make visitors feel welcome. The atmosphere is cozy and lively, ideal for meeting friends, catching up, or simply enjoying a quiet moment with a pastry or a cup of tea, with a sense of nostalgia that many find appealing.View restaurant profile
La Croissanterie Figaro
Open until MidnightOutremont, Mile-End
Mentioned in: Our Outremont Food Guide: Where to Eat, Drink, and Grab a Sweet Treat
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≈ 0.8 km
La Buvette du Dep offers a cozy, charming cafe vibe with festive Christmas decor and a vintage warmth that makes the space feel magical. Hot chocolate, lattes, pastries, and savory options are widely enjoyed, with many noting comforting drinks and a welcoming atmosphere that invites lingering. The ambiance is warm and intimate, with delightful decor and a holiday mood that shines especially at Christmas, while the service is often friendly though not always fast. Crowds and lines outside can happen when reservations are not possible, and a few items are pricey, yet the overall experience remains worth it for the feel, decor and festive drinks. In short, La Buvette du Dep stands out as a visually impressive and cozy destination for seasonal treats and a dose of winter magic.View restaurant profile
La Buvette du Dep
Café | Buvette | Coworking
Opens Tomorrow at 9 am
Mile-End, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: Where to Eat, Drink, and Cheer in Montreal's Mile End18 Cafes in Montreal Perfect for Studying and Remote WorkView More
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≈ 0.9 km
Barranco MTL gets high marks for fresh, flavorful Peruvian cuisine, with standout ceviche, octopus, lomo saltado, and arroz con mariscos, plus creative cocktails and indulgent desserts. The atmosphere is lively, colorful, and welcoming, making it a great spot for celebrations, casual nights out, or terrace brunch, with a warm, attentive service that often makes guests feel well cared for. The menu blends Peruvian street food with refined touches, and portions are generous, though a few notes mention busier times can bring slower service and some noise. Drinks are a highlight, from authentic pisco sours to inventive mocktails, and the overall experience is described as memorable and worth returning for. Reservations are recommended to avoid waiting, and the team is consistently praised for knowledge of the menu and thoughtful recommendations. It’s frequently described as authentic, vibrant, and delicious, with many guests feeling transported to Lima by the flavors, ambiance, and friendly staff. Barranco MTL stands out as a top pick for those seeking high-quality Peruvian cuisine in Montreal, with a lively vibe that invites sharing and good times.View restaurant profile
Barranco MTL
Opens Tomorrow at 12 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: Ceviches, Tiraditos and Aguachiles: Montreal's Essential RestaurantsFrom Lima to Montreal: the Best Peruvian Restaurants to DiscoverView More
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≈ 1 km
Guests describe Restaurant Miraflores as a warm, welcoming spot with generous portions and vibrant Peruvian flavors, from ceviche and lomo saltado to arroz chaufa and jalea, and many praise the delicious pisco sours and other cocktails; the service is consistently attentive and friendly, with staff guiding recommendations and ensuring a smooth, enjoyable meal; the atmosphere feels lively yet comfortable, with music that enhances the experience without overwhelming conversation; the menu covers a broad range of traditional Peruvian dishes alongside accessible options, and portions are ample enough to share; pricing is regarded as fair for the quality and generosity, and many reviews label it a standout choice in Montreal that invites a return visit.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Miraflores
Open until MidnightLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: Ceviches, Tiraditos and Aguachiles: Montreal's Essential RestaurantsFrom Lima to Montreal: the Best Peruvian Restaurants to DiscoverView More
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≈ 1.3 km
Restaurant Manana serves authentic Mexican cuisine with bold flavors, delivering dishes like enchiladas, pollo en mole, fajitas and tacos al pastor that are described as fresh, flavorful and generously portioned. The atmosphere is warm, vibrant and welcoming, making it a great spot for intimate dinners or casual meals, with attentive and professional service that many guests say goes above and beyond. Prices are fair for the portions, and the overall dining experience is noted for quality, care in preparation and a sense that meals are made with love. Guests repeatedly mention the friendly, inviting vibe and the consistency of good food and service, turning it into a favorite choice in the area. The experience is enhanced by thoughtful touches and a lively but not overpowering ambiance, with some guests recalling celebratory moments that add to the occasion. Overall, Restaurant Manana stands out for its authentic flavors, generous portions and reliable, friendly service that brings visitors back.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Manana
Opens Tomorrow at 3 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: Where to Eat the Best Tacos in MontrealMust-Visit Restaurants on the Plateau-Mont-RoyalView More
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≈ 1.9 km
Café Castel is described as a warm, inviting spot that blends European charm with modern comfort, featuring bright spaces, big windows and tasteful décor that invite lingering. The coffee is consistently well received, with well made lattes, rich espressos and smooth cappuccinos accompanied by attractive latte art, and a pastry case with croissants, tiramisu and other sweet treats that pair nicely with drinks. The atmosphere is often noted for being cozy, quiet enough to work or study, yet lively enough to feel social, with friendly, attentive staff and occasional discounted moments that enhance the visit. The menu covers a range of sweet and savory options, and the space functions well as a cafe by day and a relaxed bar in the evening, making it a favorite stop for many in the area.View restaurant profile
Café Castel
Located in Best Western Ville-Marie Montreal Hotel & Suites
Opens Tomorrow at 7 am
Westmount, Downtown
Mentioned in: The Most Aesthetic Cafes in Montreal
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≈ 2.1 km
Nikkei MTL delivers a lively and refined fusion of Peruvian and Japanese flavors through inventive tapas and tasting experiences, with fresh, high-quality ingredients that shine from ceviche to wagyu and seafood dishes. The open kitchen and bar create an engaging atmosphere, complemented by attentive, friendly service and standout cocktails crafted to pair with the courses. Overall, the reviews highlight a memorable dining journey with engaging presentation, warm vibes, and thoughtful staff, making Nikkei MTL a must-try for a special night out in Montreal, while noting that portions can be small for the price and that service pacing can vary during busy periods.View restaurant profile
Nikkei MTL
Discover the perfect blend of Japanese cuisine and exquisite Peruvian flavors.
Opens Monday at 6 pm
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, Mile-End
Mentioned in: Ceviches, Tiraditos and Aguachiles: Montreal's Essential Restaurants14 Must-try Tapas Restaurants in MontrealView More
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≈ 2.5 km
Chifa offers a lively Peruvian Chinese fusion that many guests find flavorful, creative, and engaging, with an open kitchen that lets diners watch the chefs at work. The menu is built for sharing, delivering a mix of ceviche, anticuchos, lomo saltado, dumplings, and chow mein, paired with crafted cocktails and attentive service that keeps the atmosphere welcoming. The vibes are described as cozy and buzz worthy, a stylish spot suited for date nights, gatherings, or pre show bites, with friendly staff adding to a warm experience. Some reviews mention that portions can be modest for the price and a few dishes could be spicier or more balanced, yet the overall impression centers on high quality ingredients, thoughtful execution, and a memorable, enjoyable dining journey.View restaurant profile
Chifa
Peruvian Chinese cuisine in the heart of downtown Montreal
Opens Tuesday at 5 pm
Downtown, Old Montreal
Mentioned in: Ceviches, Tiraditos and Aguachiles: Montreal's Essential RestaurantsFrom Lima to Montreal: the Best Peruvian Restaurants to DiscoverView More
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≈ 2.5 km
Tiradito is described as a vibrant Peruvian tapas spot with a lively bar vibe, where fresh ceviche, octopus, duck skewers and other shareable plates shine alongside creative cocktails and standout pisco sours. The open kitchen adds an engaging touch, and the staff are consistently friendly and attentive, helping create a warm, energetic atmosphere that works well for dates or nights out with friends. Some notes mention the space can be noisy and seating around the bar is tight, and a few dishes are smaller in portion, but the overall impression emphasizes bold flavors, high quality ingredients, and a memorable dining experience. Reservations are advised as the place tends to fill up, and Tiradito is frequently recommended for those seeking a lively evening with excellent food and drinks.View restaurant profile
Tiradito
Industrial-chic bistro providing ceviche & creative Peruvian entrees, plus signature cocktails.
Opens Tomorrow at 5 pm
Downtown, Old Montreal
Mentioned in: Ceviches, Tiraditos and Aguachiles: Montreal's Essential RestaurantsFrom Lima to Montreal: the Best Peruvian Restaurants to DiscoverView More
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≈ 2.5 km
Marché Artisans is described as a cozy, relaxed spot in Montreal with a welcoming atmosphere and a wide, well-executed menu that spans pizzas, tartares, crepes, sandwiches, sushi, pastries, desserts and drinks. Guests note fresh, nicely presented dishes, generous portions, and highlights like wood-fired pizzas and house desserts, along with a strong coffee and pastry selection. The ambiance and seating feel inviting for meals or a casual stop for coffee, with an emphasis on artisanal products and seasonal offerings that add variety. Service stands out for kindness, professionalism, and attentiveness, contributing to a sense of good value and a positive overall experience for families and friends alike.View restaurant profile
Marché Artisans
Located in the Hotel Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth
Opens Tomorrow at 7:30 am
Downtown
Mentioned in: Get Your Maple on in the City with These Urban Sugar Shack ExperiencesBest Hotel and Spa Restaurants in MontrealView More
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≈ 2.5 km
Ratafia consistently earns high praise for inventive, refined cuisine presented with elegance and imagination. Dishes are described as bold yet balanced, with thoughtful texture and flavor contrasts, and tasting menus and carte blanche options showcase the kitchen's creativity. The wine program is frequently highlighted, with well chosen pairings that enhance each course. Service is repeatedly praised as warm, attentive, and professional, with staff guiding guests through the menu and wine selections without being overbearing. The atmosphere is warm, cozy, and romantic, making it a strong choice for both intimate dinners and celebratory meals. The desserts and sweet finishes are a standout draw, with several reviews calling them memorable and beautifully executed. The kitchen also offers appealing vegetarian and gluten free options and reasonable prices for the quality, making this a frequent favorite for many diners. Overall, Ratafia delivers a consistently impressive dining experience that guests are eager to return to.View restaurant profile
Ratafia
Your gourmet wine bar in Little Italy
Open until Midnight
Little-Italy, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie
Mentioned in: Become a Part of Culinary History at Montréal en Lumière 2026Best Venues for a Christmas Party in Montreal 2025View More
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≈ 3.1 km
Capisco delivers a delightful Italo-Peruvian fusion that makes bold flavors feel approachable, with standout dishes like ceviche, lasagna, brisket lomosaltado and a variety of shared plates that showcase both traditions. The atmosphere mixes cozy, retro charm with a lively Old Montreal vibe, and the cocktails are frequently praised for creativity and balance. Service is consistently friendly and attentive, guiding guests through a diverse menu and ensuring drinks and courses arrive with care. Portions are generous and the overall value is appreciated, though a few busy nights may bring slower service or signature items being sold out. This combination of inventive cooking, pleasing presentation, and welcoming hospitality tends to leave guests eager to return and explore more of the menu.View restaurant profile
Capisco
Italo Peruvian Bistro
Opens Tomorrow at 5 pm
Old Montreal
Mentioned in: Ceviches, Tiraditos and Aguachiles: Montreal's Essential RestaurantsFrom Lima to Montreal: the Best Peruvian Restaurants to DiscoverView More
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≈ 3.1 km
Mezcla offers a warm, intimate dining room where Peruvian-inspired dishes meet refined technique, with a tasting menu and thoughtful wine pairings that celebrate local Quebec ingredients. The service is attentive and knowledgeable, the atmosphere feels welcoming and sophisticated, and the small space gives a hidden gem vibe in Old Montreal. Dishes are presented with care and originality, cocktails are crafted and memorable, and the overall experience is personal yet elevated, inviting guests to return as new favorites emerge.View restaurant profile
Mezcla
French-Peruvian cuisine in Old Montreal
Opens Thursday at 5 pm
Old Montreal
Mentioned in: Best New Restaurants in Montreal (March 2026)
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≈ 3.1 km
Mama C Café presents a warm, beautiful space with calm, chic vibes that make it a favorite for breakfast, brunch or a quick coffee, and the menu features delicious pastries like the almond croissant, tasty bowls and sandwiches, and well prepared drinks. Guests consistently praise friendly, attentive service and an inviting staff that makes everyone feel welcome, with many noting they plan to return. The overall experience is described as memorable and worth the visit for the ambiance and quality of food, while a few reviewers mention small portions relative to price and occasional busy periods as minor caveats.View restaurant profile
Mama C Café
Located inside the Nelligan Hotel, right next to Mama C Restaurant, our Café reflects the same Mediterranean warmth and attention to detail.
Opens Tomorrow at 7:30 am
Old Montreal
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≈ 0 km
Café casa de pastel is described in reviews as a standout dessert spot that delivers surprising quality for a neighborhood cafe. The menu offers a huge variety and presentations that feel upscale, with the Fraise Banane often praised for fresh fruit and balanced flavors. The ambiance is consistently described as cozy and inviting, with a high end vibe that elevates the experience. Service stands out for being friendly, attentive, and unhurried, contributing to an overall enjoyable visit. Desserts and crepes are singled out for taste, texture and care in preparation, with favorites like Nutella banana and strawberry pistachio cup noted, and a few mentions of a milkshake being overpriced. The owner and staff come across as warm and welcoming, and repeat visits seem common as groups plan to return before lines grow. Overall, Café casa de pastel comes across as a reliable, well executed dessert destination that balances variety, quality and hospitality.View restaurant profile
Café casa de pastel
Open until 2 amMile-End, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 0.2 km
Reviews portray Les Madeleines d'Emilie as a cozy, charming boutique focused on madeleines with a seasonal rotation that invites repeats to discover new flavors. Pastries are praised for freshness, tenderness, and artful presentation, with favorites such as salted caramel, pistachio raspberry, vanilla, lemon, and even savory options delighting for gifting or everyday treats. The shop's ambiance is described as welcoming and homey, with friendly staff and a window view that makes a visit feel like a small Paris moment in Montreal. Some notes mention occasional service hiccups, limited daily stock, and hours that can restrict visits. Overall, the place is regarded as a standout for madeleines in Montreal, a must visit for pastry lovers and a delightful little gem that many describe as one of the best in town.View restaurant profile
Les Madeleines d'Emilie
Sweet, filled, and savory madeleines at the foot of Mount Royal
Opens Tomorrow at 10 am
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, Mile-End
Mentioned in: Where to Eat, Drink, and Cheer in Montreal's Mile EndMontreal's Trendiest Desserts You Need to TryView More
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≈ 0.3 km
Customers consistently praise Patisserie Lawrence V. for its artisanal pastries and wide range of cakes, tarts, and croissants. The croissants and the breakfast croissant with eggs and bacon receive frequent nods, along with standout items such as tiramisu and the pistachio raspberry tart, all described as visually stunning and delicious. The quality is noted as fresh, well balanced, and not overly sweet, with compliments on the chocolate and nutty flavors and the delicate textures. Custom cakes for birthdays and weddings are a recurring highlight, praised for elegant design, precise execution, and reliable delivery, including short notice requests. Service is repeatedly described as friendly, accommodating, and attentive within a cozy, welcoming atmosphere, with convenient online ordering complementing in person visits. A few voices mention price or occasional inconsistencies in certain items, but the overall impression is that this patisserie is a standout and a beloved destination in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Patisserie Lawrence V.
Opens Tomorrow at 9 amMile-End, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: Where to Eat, Drink, and Cheer in Montreal's Mile End
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≈ 0.3 km
Reviews describe Café Tenini as a warm neighborhood spot in Mile End with excellent coffee and a menu that shines on sandwiches and fresh ingredients, complemented by a charming front and back terrace and a peaceful backyard that feels like a hidden oasis; impressions range from cautious about value and ambiance to glowing, with many noting the decor, the friendly staff, and the calm yet lively vibe; the coffee program is consistently praised for quality and smooth textures, while the sandwiches are frequently singled out as standouts, generously sized and flavorful; the space offers plenty of seating, reliable wifi, and outlets, making it suitable for work or socializing, and the menu includes vegetarian and vegan options, a variety of drinks including decaf Americano, matcha, freddo espresso and cappuccinos, as well as Greek inspired items and desserts like lemon cake and banana bread; ongoing renovations for a backyard terrace and dog friendly shade are mentioned as additional assets; overall Café Tenini is seen as a charming new addition in the area worth visiting and returning to.View restaurant profile
Café Tenini
May be temporarily closedMile-End, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 0.3 km
Cocoa Locale is frequently praised as a true bakery gem in Montreal, with cupcakes described as divine and cakes that feel homemade, made with high quality ingredients and tender crumbs. The range of flavors, from chocolate and chai to coconut lemon, vanilla rose and lavender honey, earns rave notes for texture, balance and memorable taste, with many calling it the best cake they have ever had and others saying it is worth traveling for. The atmosphere comes across as cozy and charming, with the owner described as incredibly sweet and the shop as inviting, almost like a scene from a lifetime movie, while some reviews mention that the first come, first served policy and cash only payment can be a constraint. Several reviews highlight wedding and celebration cake capabilities and repeat visits that keep customers coming back, while a few note price increases and smaller portions relative to cost. Overall Cocoa Locale delivers a consistently homemade, flavorful experience that leaves a lasting impression, though planning around selection times and payment method may be needed.View restaurant profile
Cocoa Locale
Opens Tomorrow at 12 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: The Most Indulgent Cupcakes in Montreal: Our Recommendations
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≈ 0.4 km
Carlota Boulangerie Mexicaine draws praise for authentic Mexican pastries that feel fresh and true to tradition in Montreal, with standout items including the goyave danish, guava pastries, conchas, pan de muerto, rosca de reyes, and a notably good horchata; the pastries are described as light, flaky and flavorful, though a few batches of rosca de reyes were reported dry or missing a baby Jesus. Reviews highlight thoughtful variety and high quality, with many noting that the bread and seasonal offerings taste as if made in Mexico and that the drinks and chocolate are excellent. Service is repeatedly described as friendly, knowledgeable and welcoming, and the place is praised for its warm atmosphere and for offering workshops and information about the recipes and ingredients, while some caveats include limited seating, parking challenges and occasional lines. Overall the bakery is seen as a standout and a convenient, beloved destination for Mexican pastries in the city, a hidden gem that regularly earns repeat visits and strong recommendations.View restaurant profile
Carlota Boulangerie Mexicaine
Opens Tomorrow at 8 amMile-End, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: Where to Eat, Drink, and Cheer in Montreal's Mile End
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≈ 0.4 km
Au Coin is described as a warm, inviting spot with an open kitchen that creates a lively, homey atmosphere and a space that feels both cozy and stylish. Reviews praise the sourdough pizzas, the crust, and the butter trio, along with handmade breads, pastries, and the Madeleine dessert, all complemented by a thoughtful wine list and a design that pairs well with the food and drinks. The vibe is consistently highlighted as welcoming and convivial, with friendly, attentive staff and an atmosphere that suits both day and night. Service can be uneven at times, with occasional waits or seating confusion, but when it runs smoothly it feels generous and professional. Some menu notes point to a margarita pizza that was too acidic for some and smaller portions for the price, while others sing praises for the pesto kale pizza and other offerings, and vegetarian options are sometimes seen as limited. Overall, Au Coin is viewed as a standout new favorite for high quality, flavorful cooking at approachable prices, drawing crowds for pizza, brunch, and a lively yet intimate dining experience.View restaurant profile
Au Coin
Lunch - Dinner - Supper
Open until 1 am
Mile-End, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: The Best Family-Friendly Restaurants in Montreal: Where to Eat with Kids Year-RoundThe 10 Most Romantic Restaurants in Montreal for Valentine's Day 2026View More
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≈ 0.5 km
Farine & Vanille is described across reviews as a beloved bakery cafe offering excellent pastries such as croissants, babkas, cinnamon buns, and savoury danishes, along with reliable drinks like cappuccinos, cortados, and Americano; the aromas of fresh pastries and coffee, and a friendly, attentive staff, create a welcoming vibe that many find ideal for a morning treat, a post run refreshment, or a casual visit while staying nearby; regulars praise the consistent quality and variety of in house breads, with many calling the croissants and baguette among the best around, and the space is noted as intimate and cozy, though sometimes busy and a bit cool in winter; praise for the vibe, value, and independent spirit runs alongside occasional critiques of coffee quality, service during peak times, and some concerns about management or operations; overall the place stands out for its pastry quality and warm service, drawing people back for the treats and the neighborhood cafe feel.View restaurant profile
Farine & Vanille
Mile-End bakery and cafe. Always fresh, always friendly
Opens Tomorrow at 8 am
Mile-End, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: Where to Eat, Drink, and Cheer in Montreal's Mile End
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≈ 0.5 km
Le Darling comes across as a bustling, stylish bar and bistro with a distinctive vintage, artsy vibe that makes it feel both cozy and festive. The drinks and cocktails are frequently praised for strength and creativity, with several items like oysters, beef tartare, popcorn chicken, burrata and focaccia highlighted as standouts, though some dishes are noted as hit or miss and portions can feel small for the price. The atmosphere is a major draw, featuring warm, attentive staff at times and occasional slow or uneven service and long waits during peak hours. The venue is described as ideal for gatherings with friends, dates or a lively brunch, and the terrace and interior decor receive frequent compliments, though noise levels and crowding can be high and some tables near doors or windows are less ideal. Overall, Le Darling is seen as a beloved, visually striking spot with a strong bar program and varied menu, offering great value on certain items but with some inconsistencies that depend on the visit and time of day.View restaurant profile
Le Darling
Open until 3 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: Hot Spots to Try Now for Your Girls' Night Out in MontrealMontreal's Coziest Restaurants for an Unforgettably Warm AtmosphereView More
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≈ 0.5 km
Mont Éclair earns praise for its refined presentation and strong focus on éclairs, with many flavors described as fresh and indulgent from pistachio and passion fruit to vanilla Madagascar and lavender, plus chocolates, tarts and other desserts that showcase artisanal technique. The shop’s elegant, cozy space and friendly, attentive staff are frequently highlighted, though some reviews mention a small interior and occasional slow service. Pâte à choux is often airy and fillings rich, with glazes that demonstrate skilled craftsmanship, and the presentation is repeatedly described as striking. Prices are noted as higher than average, but many feel the quality and location justify the cost, while others feel the value can vary with flavor and freshness. For gifts or take home treats, the range and craftsmanship make it a go to, with many stating they plan to return to sample more flavors. A few experiences describe inconsistent freshness or flavor intensity, but overall Mont Éclair is regarded as a standout pâtisserie on Mont Royal and is highly recommended for pastry lovers.View restaurant profile
Mont Éclair
Opens Tomorrow at 10 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal, Mile-End
Mentioned in: Dubai Chocolate in Montreal: Where to Find the Viral Treat and Desserts Inspired by It
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≈ 0.5 km
Reviews of Boulangerie Samos consistently highlight a welcoming, family run atmosphere and a wide array of freshly made baked goods. Donuts are described as massive, incredibly soft and best enjoyed hot, with several accounts mentioning a family recipe passed down through generations. The bakery is praised for a broad selection including pastries, baklava, bread, empanadas, gyros, pita, and desserts, all noted as fresh, flavorful, and offered at great value. Service is repeatedly described as friendly and attentive, with staff going the extra mile and sharing recommendations. A few reviewers raise concerns about price transparency and occasional pricing discrepancies at the counter, but the overall experience is seen as a long standing neighborhood staple with generous portions and a comforting, homey feel. Many readers appreciate the savory items like gyros and empanadas in addition to the sweets, calling it among the best in the area and noting the warm, welcoming atmosphere that makes people want to return.View restaurant profile
Boulangerie Samos
Opens Tomorrow at 7 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 0.6 km
Première Moisson is described as a pleasant place to unwind with a pastry and a small coffee, and many customers still grab a rustic loaf to go. Breakfast pastries are praised, service is described as amazing, the space is roomy for reading, and the atmosphere is calm though music preferences vary. A pastry with mushrooms, lentils and cheese chosen on the proprietor's recommendation was an excellent family favourite, and kindness and a welcoming mood from the owner are repeatedly noted. Some reviews mention that since a change of ownership the quality of viennoiseries has varied, with less baking done in-house and more industrial production, which contrasts with a sense of authenticity. The chicken pie is considered decent but somewhat industrial, and a version from another market is regarded as more homemade even if it costs more. The terrace is described as beautiful, and overall service and food receive positive remarks, including standout plant-based milk cappuccino and chouquettes, and croissants and bread that are described as fresh and amazing.View restaurant profile
Première Moisson
Opens Tomorrow at 7:30 amMile-End
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≈ 0.6 km
Reviews describe Dessert Coréen Crofre as a cozy, clean spot with friendly, attentive staff and a strong dessert lineup centered on croffles. The croffle is the star, praised for a fluffy, crunchy, light texture and a variety of bold flavors such as banana brulee, Nutella banana strawberry, Oreo, pistachio with strawberries, mango, matcha tiramisu, and classic options like earl grey; the croissant dough is said to create a unique, satisfyingly airy bite. Fresh cream and a well balanced sweetness are noted as accompaniments and the presentation is spotless. While some find the prices a little steep, most reviewers say the quality makes it worth trying at least once and many consider it one of the best croffles in Montreal. The atmosphere is described as inviting and the service quick and courteous, making it a reliable go to for a quick sweet treat or a casual hangout.View restaurant profile
Dessert Coréen Crofre
Opens Tomorrow at 4 pmOutremont
Mentioned in: Crookie and Croffle in Montreal: Best Places to Savor These Viral Culinary Trends
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≈ 0.7 km
Pâtisserie Notre Maison is noted for accommodating a late order and making it easy, with everything ordered described as delicious and highly recommended; however, a phone line issue was noted, with calls not audible on the other end when attempting to confirm an order.View restaurant profile
Pâtisserie Notre Maison
Opens Tomorrow at 8 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 0.8 km
Reviews portray Brioche À Tête as a cozy neighborhood bakery where the pastries shine. Croissants, chocolatines, and the chocolate bread are repeatedly praised for freshness, flavor, and rich, well baked textures. Éclairs are singled out as among the best in Montreal, with some calling them world class, while others celebrate pistache éclairs and Paris Brest. The atmosphere is welcoming and relaxing, and the service described as friendly and efficient. The bakery offers a wide range of viennoiseries and other treats, including good coffee, with many noting that the croissants are among the best in the city, and possibly outside France. A few reviews report issues such as éclairs being frozen or stale and no compensation offered when raised. Another caveat is occasional closures, such as on Mondays. Overall, the sentiment is that Brioche À Tête is a standout spot for pastries in Montreal, known for quality and indulgence despite some inconsistent experiences.View restaurant profile
Brioche À Tête
Opens Tomorrow at 8 amMile-End
Mentioned in: Where to Eat, Drink, and Cheer in Montreal's Mile EndCinnamon Rolls in Montreal : Our RecommendationsView More
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≈ 0.8 km
Boulangerie Guillaume is widely praised for its bread and pastries, with many calling it the best bakery in Montreal. The bread is described as excellent and the croissants and other viennoiseries are often highlighted as standout. Service is consistently friendly and attentive, even when the shop is busy. Several notes mention practical drawbacks such as the absence of a bread slicer, small bags, and occasional price increases or changes after a move to a nearby location. Space for eating on site is limited and some reviewers wish for sturdier reusable bags and more eco friendly packaging. A few patrons mention a dog friendly policy and overall the place remains a go to for fresh and flavorful breads and pastries. Overall the reviews depict a bakery that delivers high quality and variety, with some caveats about pricing, slicing, and space.View restaurant profile
Boulangerie Guillaume
Opens Tomorrow at 7 amMile-End
Mentioned in: Where to Eat, Drink, and Cheer in Montreal's Mile EndTop 18 Must-Try French Bakeries and Pastry Shops in MontrealView More
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≈ 0.9 km
Zarina Pâtisserie & Traiteur is described as a charming spot offering authentic alfajores and pastries that are fresh, delicious, and beautifully packaged, with favorites like the pistachio alfajor and a strawberry option noted for melting in the mouth and a smooth dulce de leche. Service is repeatedly praised as friendly, attentive, and welcoming, contributing to a warm atmosphere. A memorable moment cited by customers is the honesty of the staff who returned a wallet found on the street, an act that left a strong impression and encouraged more purchases. Some reviewers mention the prices as a drawback, noting that comparable treats can be found at lower cost in local Latin grocery stores. Overall the tone is very positive, with many calling the pastries authentic and delicious and indicating plans to return to try more flavors and cakes.View restaurant profile
Zarina Pâtisserie & Traiteur
Opens Monday at 12 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 0.9 km
Laurel Café is described as a cozy, welcoming spot in the Plateau that works well for study or work, with great coffee and a warm, attentive service that many say makes it easy to settle in. The atmosphere is calm and inviting, the lighting and music generally pleasant, and the space is praised as a good place to relax, chat, or work on a laptop. Reviewers commend drinks like cappuccino, espresso, and matcha, along with pastries, crepes and light bites, and many appreciate the friendly staff and the convivial vibe. A few notes mention occasional slow service or longer waits for certain items, and occasional quirks like overcooked crepes or suggestions to adjust lighting or music, but these caveats are outweighed by the overall positive impression and a sense that Laurel Café is a reliable go-to spot to return to.View restaurant profile
Laurel Café
Opens Tomorrow at 8:30 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 0.9 km
At Les Brownies Blissful, reviewers describe a dessert spot with rich, chewy brownies and a rotating lineup that includes vegan and gluten-free options, all wrapped in cute, well presented packaging. The experience overall is mixed on service, with some praising friendly, attentive staff and others noting moments of impatience or crowding near closing. Flavors range from classic chocolatey treats to more adventurous picks, and many agree the brownies are indulgent and flavorful, though a few varieties such as Lotus or raspberry can be very sweet. Availability of certain flavors like pistachio varies, and some reviewers mention concerns about cross contamination when gluten-free and regular brownies are packaged together. Price and portion size receive a tempered critique, with several calls that boxes feel small for the cost. Despite some drawbacks, the consensus leans positive, with many calling it the best brownies they have had, especially for vegan or gluten-free options, and the shop noted for its strong presentation and flavorful signature bites.View restaurant profile
Les Brownies Blissful
The best brownies in MTL with vegan and gluten-free options.
Opens Tomorrow at 10 am
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 0.9 km
Chez José Café comes across in reviews as a small, cozy, colorful neighborhood spot on Duluth where a warm, family run vibe and lively atmosphere make guests feel instantly at home. The menu blends brunch favourites with Portuguese specialties, delivering pastéis de nata praised as among the best, hearty Portuguese breakfasts and chouriço dishes, tasty crepes, and a seafood soup that many describe as outstanding, with vegan and vegetarian options noted as well. Guests repeatedly highlight the friendly, attentive service and the welcoming vibe, while acknowledging that the space is compact and can get crowded, with occasional waits or slower service during busy weekends and a few hiccups like dishes arriving a touch cold or heavy on salt for some. Prices are often described as reasonable for the quality but a bit higher than casual spots, and the overall sentiment remains that the atmosphere, decor, and consistent quality create a memorable Montreal brunch and lunch destination worth returning to for drinks, pastries, and more.View restaurant profile
Chez José Café
Opens Tomorrow at 9 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: Affordable Breakfasts in Montreal: Where to Eat Without Breaking the BankMontreal's Best Vegetarian Restaurants and MenusView More
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≈ 1 km
Reviews describe Lady Porcelaine as an immersive, whimsical tea experience with ornate decor and a fairy tale vibe that transports guests into a refined celebration atmosphere. The service is repeatedly praised as warm, attentive and personalized, with staff guiding etiquette, helping choose teacups, arranging photos, and providing accessories like fascinators and hats. Thoughtful rituals such as writing a future letter sealed with wax and tasseomancy readings add memorable touches. The tea and foods are widely commended for quality, variety and thoughtful presentation, with some items locally sourced and prepared to impress. The experience is frequently highlighted as ideal for birthdays, bachelorette parties, baby showers and other celebrations, often including dress up and photos in a porcelain filled setting. Some reviewers note that the theatrical aspects and pricing can feel overdone or misaligned with expectations, and a few comment on pacing or value. Overall, the consensus celebrates a magical, highly curated outing that delights lovers of romance, ornament, and elaborate tea rituals, while suggesting potential visitors consider their taste for spectacle and photo moments before booking.View restaurant profile
Lady Porcelaine
Opens Tomorrow at 11 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1 km
Reviews describe Café Myriade as a cozy, welcoming neighborhood cafe with a calm ambiance and friendly service, where the coffee is consistently high quality and well prepared, from cappuccinos and lattes with latte art to a very good drip coffee and even oat milk flat whites; pastries are a highlight, including almond croissants, muffins, beignets and butter aromas, with gluten free options noted, although some find the dessert selection a bit limited; the atmosphere is generally pleasant and not too loud, with helpful baristas and a warm vibe that makes for a good start to the day, while a few comments mention decor that feels banal, ventilation or humidity issues, and seating that can be uncomfortable or too high for long study sessions; price is often praised for not rising excessively and the cafe offers half decaf drinks, a feature appreciated by some, and the hot chocolate is described as delicious; overall Café Myriade emerges as a reliable spot for coffee and pastries with a few caveats around comfort and occasional inconsistency.View restaurant profile
Café Myriade
Opens Tomorrow at 8 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: 18 Cafes in Montreal Perfect for Studying and Remote WorkThe Best Autumn Drinks in MontrealView More
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≈ 1 km
Aux Merveilleux de Fred is a beloved Montreal bakery and patisserie known for its signature Merveilleux and for a wide range of croissants, brioches, waffles and coffee. Reviews describe a cozy, welcoming atmosphere with the scent of fresh pastry and pastry chefs at work, and consistently praise the high quality, light textures and balance of sweetness across offerings. The croissants and brioche are frequently highlighted as among the best in Montreal, and the Merveilleux and other pastries are described as delicate and delicious. Service is often fast, friendly and attentive, though a few notes mention the space feeling tight and seating limited, and one review cites uneven service. Accessibility is mixed, with ramps and accessible facilities reported but interior layout sometimes challenging. Overall the place stands out for dessert lovers in Montreal, offering a Parisian cafe vibe, reliable treats and a must try signature dessert that makes many want to return.View restaurant profile
Aux Merveilleux de Fred
Opens Tomorrow at 8 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: Must-Try Yule Logs in Montreal: Our Picks for a Memorable Holiday Season
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≈ 1 km
Aux Angles Ronds comes up in reviews as a cozy cafe with a strong vibe and a solid mix of drinks and food, described as a great place to meet, work, or read, and often praised as a gem or favorite in the area. The atmosphere and casual charm are repeatedly highlighted, with friendly staff and a calm space that suits study sessions or relaxed chats. At the same time, service is noted as inconsistent in some visits, with moments of cold reception when the staff or manager are present and some guests feeling unseen during busy or slower moments. Food and drink quality also vary, including remarks about a dry brownie or a tepid hot chocolate and others praising matcha or good coffee, indicating that preparation can be hit or miss. Overall, the reviews point to a beloved atmosphere and menu that attract regulars, while suggesting that timing and staff attentiveness can influence the experience.View restaurant profile
Aux Angles Ronds
Opens Tomorrow at 10 amMile-End, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: From Morning Coffee to Evening Wine: Montréal's Café-Wine Bar Guide
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≈ 1.1 km
Vegauté is described as a standout vegan and gluten-free bakery with a growing footprint, including plans for a Mile End location and a smooth online ordering experience. Reviewers praise an appealing range of indulgent desserts that appeal to vegans and non-vegans alike, with favorites like matcha and lemon tarts, eclairs, Paris Brest, pistachio pastries, and a coconut soft serve, though some items can be heavier on flavoring. Many note the high quality and value, with desserts that are beautiful, flavorful, and not overly indulgent at the gluten-free and dairy-free bases, and online orders and delivery are reliable. There are some practical caveats such as the absence of on-site restrooms and occasional questions about seating or service standards. Overall reviews position Vegauté as a go-to for gluten-free vegan pastries, a delightful discovery, and even a preferred wedding cake option.View restaurant profile
Vegâteau
Opens Tomorrow at 10 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal, Mile-End
Mentioned in: The Most Indulgent Cupcakes in Montreal: Our Recommendations
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≈ 1.1 km
Reviewers describe Boulangerie les Co'pains d'abord as a charming, cozy bakery where the moment you walk in the aroma lifts the mood and the staff feels friendly and attentive. The croissants, chocolate croissants, and other pastries are consistently praised for flakiness, buttery richness, and variety, with favorites including croissant au fromage, cannelés, and raisin Danish. The coffee drinks, especially the cappuccino, earn high marks for quality, and the overall energy adds to a welcoming atmosphere. Many say the bakery is a reliable spot for a quick bite or a relaxed morning, with fresh bread and good value for money. A few reviews mention minor drawbacks such as occasional order mix ups or a pastry arriving with an issue, and some note the space can be small or seating limited. Still, visitors frequently recommend trying a sandwich on fresh bread, croissants, and the assortment of viennoiseries, and many say they would return to explore more items. Overall, the place is seen as a dependable go to for tasty pastries and coffee delivered with warmth, making it a memorable stop for locals and visitors alike.View restaurant profile
Boulangerie les Co'pains d'abord
Opens Tomorrow at 8 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: Top 18 Must-Try French Bakeries and Pastry Shops in MontrealThe Best Croissants in Montreal: Our Top PicksView More
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≈ 1.1 km
Overall, the reviews describe Bulla Café as a charming, art-filled spot with a welcoming vibe and friendly staff. Coffee comes in solid forms like cortados, lattes, and dulce de leche latte, with pastries such as empanadas, dulce de leche pastry, banana bread, and scones praised for quality and variety, plus vegan options noted. The atmosphere is described as bright, colorful, and artsy, with local art on display and regular activities that highlight the cafe's creative roots. The space is considered good for working or studying, offering comfortable seating, a patio, and even dog-friendly options, though wifi can be capricious and service sometimes slow when staff are few. The cafe is also appreciated as a small gallery of local art and a place to discover local artists, while its Argentinian roots are celebrated by staff and decor. Several reviews call it a standout or favorite spot in the area, and many describe visiting repeatedly during trips or daily routines, highlighting friendly vibes and dependable drinks, while acknowledging that some pastries may not appeal to everyone. In short, Bulla Café emerges as a beloved, versatile hub for coffee, snacks, art, and casual conversations.View restaurant profile
Bulla café
Opens Tomorrow at 9 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.1 km
Café Nook offers a cozy atmosphere, tasty food, and a beautifully made latte, making it a perfect spot for a relaxed coffee break. The staff are courteous and the menu is interesting, with cakes that look appetizing in a variety of flavors. They are fresh, fluffy, and not too sweet. There are also trendy Korean dessert flavors for those who enjoy exploring new tastes.View restaurant profile
Café Nook
Opens Tomorrow at 10:30 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Review Summary
≈ 1.2 km
THE STANDARD Café comes across in reviews as a solid third wave option with a mix of strengths and a few quirks. The coffee is generally praised, with cortado and cappuccino noted as excellent and the space described as cute, minimalist, and bright, offering a calm vibe for a quick stop or a Sunday morning. Service is described as friendly and attentive in many comments, though one note mentions a staff member seemed distracted by their phone. The atmosphere is sometimes described as quiet or even a little dead with limited choices, and a couple of patrons find the price tag high for the offerings, with remarks that the coffee is good but expensive. A few reviews also single out a misstep with a matcha latte that was not well received. Overall, THE STANDARD Café appears to be a reliable stop for good coffee and a pleasant space, with some reservations about price and selection.View restaurant profile
THE STANDARD Café
Opens Tomorrow at 8 amMile-End, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: The Best Cafe / Coffee Shops in Montreal
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