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≈ 0.5 km
Reviews paint Canard Café as a welcoming neighborhood spot with a warm vibe where great coffee and tasty food pair with a calm atmosphere that is nice for working or relaxing. The coffee receives frequent praise for flavor and a variety of non dairy options, and the drinks are widely enjoyed. Food is often highlighted for quality and creativity, including breakfast sandwiches, canard confit, muffins, and other treats, with portions that satisfy many and prices that some feel are a touch high for the amount. The space is repeatedly described as cozy and charming, with a mix of decor that adds character and a dog friendly ethos, including a wall of dog photos and occasional treats for canine visitors. Service is consistently praised for courtesy and efficiency, with staff quick to fix small order hiccups and to offer friendly recommendations. Overall, Canard Café comes across as a dependable go to for coffee, light bites, and a welcoming feel in the neighborhood.View restaurant profile
Canard Café
Open until 4:30 pmThe Village/Centre-Sud
Mentioned in: 18 Cafes in Montreal Perfect for Studying and Remote Work18 Essential Weekday Breakfast Restaurants in MontrealView More
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≈ 2.6 km
Canard Café offers a cozy, welcoming neighborhood vibe with a work friendly setup and a strong coffee program, complemented by a generous pastry case and reliable lunch options including a ham sandwich and a much loved date square. Reviewers consistently praise the quality of drinks, from rich espressos to excellent cappuccinos and lattes, and many note friendly, attentive staff that create a warm atmosphere. The space is described as charming and bright, ideal for studying or catching up with friends, though it can get a bit noisy when the cafe is busy and seating is limited. The terrace is pleasant on nice days and dogs are welcomed with treats, while some comments mention higher prices for the portion sizes. Overall, the mix of tasty food, dependable coffee, and a relaxed vibe makes Canard Café a neighborhood favorite.View restaurant profile
Canard Café
Open until 5 pmMercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
Mentioned in: 18 Cafes in Montreal Perfect for Studying and Remote Work18 Essential Weekday Breakfast Restaurants in MontrealView More
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≈ 2.9 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.
Open until 10 pm
Old Montreal
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≈ 0.8 km
La Tasse Joyeuse is described as a cozy, airy neighborhood cafe where coffee quality and friendly service stand out. Reviewers praise a wide range of drinks from excellent espresso and Spanish style matcha lattes to fresh guava juice and hazelnut hot chocolate with marshmallows, all at prices considered reasonable. The food menu is well received with generous portions of sandwiches such as pulled pork, paninis, wraps, salads and desserts, with several noting that flavors are consistently good. The space features a clean, bright retro inspired decor and is described as welcoming, comfortable for studying or working, with free wifi and plenty of outlets. The staff are repeatedly described as welcoming and attentive, enhancing the overall experience. A few comments mention that the menu can be a little hard to read and that some items may feel pricey for small portions or not especially memorable. Overall it comes across as a reliable, versatile cafe that many reviewers would return to for a quick bite, a coffee break or a study session.View restaurant profile
La Tasse Joyeuse
Open until 8 pmThe Village/Centre-Sud
Mentioned in: The Best Festive Drinks in Montreal: Hot Chocolates, Lattes, and Holiday Sips to Try This Season
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≈ 0.8 km
Many visitors describe Modali Café as a warm, charming little spot with a welcoming atmosphere. The reviews mention tasty pastries and drinks, including brioche and a mokaccino, with the chocolatine noted as buttery. A calm, peaceful vibe and soft music are highlighted as ideal for relaxing with a coffee. The space is described as clean, well lit, and cozy, with cute mugs and cups available for purchase adding to the charm. Staff are consistently described as friendly and kind, and the hospitality even extends to dogs with water and biscuits provided. The café is noted as a good spot to work or read, thanks to the quiet atmosphere and suitable lighting. There are requests for longer hours and for more pastries from the neighborhood bakery to enhance the local feel. Overall, Modali Café comes across as a tranquil, inviting place for a quick coffee or a relaxed visit.View restaurant profile
Modali Café
Open until 3 pmMercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
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≈ 0.8 km
Le Cochonnet Mini-Beignets et Creme Glace is described as a place where offerings feel fresh and crafted with care, with empanadas noted for the love put into them and described as a delicious standout, including a Chilean empanada baked to order; donuts are made right in front of guests and praised, while savory options are highlighted for flavor, together creating an impression of high quality, warmth, and attentive preparation.View restaurant profile
Le Cochonnet Mini-Beignets et Crème Glacé
May be temporarily closedThe Village/Centre-Sud
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≈ 1 km
Mie Matinale offers a warm, welcoming French bakery vibe in the Village, with simple decor that still feels charming and a relaxed atmosphere. Pastries are a highlight, from tender, well-buttered croissants to an almond croissant praised as a standout, plus a homemade Christmas fruit cake from an old family recipe and a selection of muffins and cookies. The menu includes homemade muffins, several sandwich options, and a generous baguette-based sandwich, underscoring a focus on satisfying daytime bites. Coffee and hot drinks are a strong point, with large cups of latte or cappuccino and solid cafe, though latte art isn't a priority. The ambiance features light French music that adds to the authentic feel, and the place earns praise for friendliness, unhurried service, and a welcoming environment. Prices are described as reasonable, with occasional end-of-day discounts on pastries, and payment is cash or Interac only.View restaurant profile
Mie Matinale
Open until 5 pmThe Village/Centre-Sud
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≈ 1.1 km
Taken together, reviews portray Arte & Farina as a bright, cozy Italian bakery and cafe with a strong focus on authentic pastries and high quality ingredients. The panettone is repeatedly praised for being light and flavorful, with several tasters calling it among the best in the city, and the desserts such as bomboloni and tiramisu are noted as standout items. The coffee and espresso are described as solid, and the Margherita pizza is praised for its flavorful topping and perfect crust, while the porchetta sandwich on focaccia with a zesty pickled spread also gets compliments. The atmosphere is described as pleasant and welcoming with Italian music and ample natural light, ideal for a casual bite, a coffee break, or a relaxed brunch. Service receives mixed marks: many reviewers find it friendly and helpful, while a few report inconsistent attentiveness, especially when the cafe is quiet or busy, and there are occasional critiques about price, limited lunch options, or items that do not meet expectations.View restaurant profile
Arte & Farina
Open until 7 pmThe Village/Centre-Sud
Mentioned in: Where to Find the Best Panettone & Pandoro in Montreal This SeasonA Guide to Montreal's Best Donuts: Essential Shops You Need to VisitView More
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≈ 1.1 km
Le Pic café-boutique is described as a charming intimate café with a homey feel, a warm atmosphere and a great view of Montreal's facades. The coffee is described as excellent, with cappuccino and latte, accompanied by croissants and other viennoiseries; reviewers praise waffles and chocolateine. Service is repeatedly described as impeccable, attentive and friendly, contributing to a relaxing or productive morning vibe. Prices are considered reasonable for the size and garnishes of the offerings, reinforcing the sense of good value. Some notes mention a cash only policy, occasional closings or limited hours and the absence of a phone, which reviewers would like to see improved. Overall the cafe comes across as a beloved local spot that many would choose to visit again if nearby.View restaurant profile
Le Pic café-boutique
Opens Saturday at 9 amThe Village/Centre-Sud, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.2 km
Arhoma earns praise for on site baked goods, fresh pastries and bread, and a warm, cozy, rustic space with a depanneur vibe, though seating is limited. Reviewers frequently highlight high quality pastries, breads, and even vegan viennoiseries, with favorites like croissants and chocolatines and well received cakes, while noting that the daily rush can slow service and affect organization. The service experience is mixed, ranging from warm, professional and attentive to cold or dismissive in some instances, and a few visits feel rushed or poorly coordinated. Some remarks point to inconsistent staff performance between locations, with occasional long waits and the sense that customers are not always acknowledged. A health safety update about a MAPAQ recall on certain products triggered concern for some patrons and a call for clearer communication. Taken together, Arhoma is seen as a go-to for artisanal bakery items and comfort foods that are often excellent, with vegan options being a standout, but the experience can vary by day and by staff.View restaurant profile
Arhoma
Open until 7 pmThe Village/Centre-Sud, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: Guide to the Best Galettes des Rois in Montreal for EpiphanyMust-Try Yule Logs in Montreal: Our Picks for a Memorable Holiday SeasonView More
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≈ 1.2 km
Cantina Mtl stands out as a go-to on set, offering a varied and flavorful menu that is consistently well thought out and prepared with care, while the service is punctual, professional and genuinely human. The team feels friendly and authentic, making guests look forward to returning, and the overall experience leaves a memorable impression on a shoot or visit. Guests are welcomed by attentive staff who listen to needs, and the cafe provides exceptional coffee along with pastries that are delicious. The takeaway options are of remarkable quality, perfect for a quick meal, and the matcha is highly recommended. The cafe has the feel of a hidden gem, with a warm atmosphere and a smiling team, including an excellent almond croissant. All in all, Cantina Mtl is a real secret find that film sets around the city know and enjoy, a spot worth keeping in favorites.View restaurant profile
Cantina Mtl
Open until 3 pmMercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
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≈ 1.3 km
Reviews of Boulangerie Au Pain Doré describe a place with warm, welcoming staff and a convenient location near a park and transit, where many visitors return often, including some who say they come daily during a stay in the neighborhood. The offerings are highlighted for strong pastry and bread options, including croissants (notably a chocolate croissant), and savory items like a chicken pesto sandwich and a salmon cream cheese sandwich, along with a pleasing array of verrine desserts and sliced breads; the salmon Danish is also mentioned as very good, as is a lemon-basil lemonade. Service is generally praised as impeccable and friendly, though a few reviewers note room for improvement in staff training and order accuracy. Beverage quality receives mixed reviews, with most pastries praised but one iced Matcha latte described as unpalatable. The terrace is described as pleasant in summer, and the shop's proximity to Prefontaine metro and a bike route makes it easy to visit, with some diners discovering the bakery by chance and planning to try other items like a tuna and vegetable sandwich. Overall, the bakery is regarded as a solid destination for a range of baked goods and snacks, with strong croissants and versatile options appealing to different tastes, despite occasional service or beverage glitches.View restaurant profile
Boulangerie Au Pain Doré
Open until 4 pmMercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, Montreal-East
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≈ 1.3 km
Patapoufs is widely praised for its high quality products, with standout croissants, breads and pastries and a clafoutis that many regulars rely on. The atmosphere is described as warm and welcoming, making it a favorite neighborhood spot, though the noise level and sometimes loud music can make conversation difficult. Service receives mixed notes: many customers find staff friendly, efficient and attentive, while others report order errors, rushed service, or a less welcoming tone. Value is seen as strong by many, thanks to quality and variety, but several reviews also point to rising prices and occasional quality lapses on certain items. Practical drawbacks mentioned include occasional takeout cup leaks and inconsistency in coffee temperature, and a desire for better air conditioning or climate comfort in the space. Despite these fluctuations, Patapoufs remains a go-to for desserts, croissants, and artisanal snacks, with many praising the freshness, presentation, and the option to sit, work, or pick up catered items. Overall, the reviews converge on Patapoufs as a beloved local bakery that delivers delicious French-inspired treats and a lively, convivial vibe, even as service and value experiences vary.View restaurant profile
3 Patapoufs
Open until 7 pmMercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
Mentioned in: Guide to the Best Galettes des Rois in Montreal for Epiphany
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≈ 1.5 km
Café Di Bernardo shines as a place for authentic Italian coffee and food, with espresso and ristretto praised as excellent and cappuccinos tasting truly Italian. Pastries and sweets are highly praised, with brownies standing out, while the guacamole is noted as a standout. The overall experience features fresh dishes with bold twists, warm and friendly service, and a relaxed vibe. The quality is described as excellent and the staff as courteous, making it a highly recommended spot for those seeking genuine Italian fare and good coffee in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Café Di Bernardo
Open until 3 pmThe Village/Centre-Sud, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.5 km
Soufflé attracts praise for an amazing overall experience with attentive staff and superb food, especially the cake which many call a favorite. The Japanese cheesecake is described as light and airy, not overly heavy, with toppings such as berry fruit, caramel and pistachios that balance sweetness. The venue is quiet and cozy, a perfect setting on a cold day for hot coffee and dessert, inviting a relaxing, lingering visit. Generous portions and a friendly, efficient team are frequently noted, making Soufflé feel like one of Montreal's favorite spots for a sweet treat. A minor note in one review mentions opening hours and a door issue, but overall the place is celebrated as a standout dessert destination.View restaurant profile
Soufflé
Opens Today at 2 pmThe Village/Centre-Sud
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≈ 1.5 km
Farine & Cacao impresses with beautifully crafted pastries, elegant presentation, and inventive flavors that many reviewers rate among the best in Montreal and even Canada, with the staff often described as friendly and attentive. Prices are frequently noted as high and several items are cited as not living up to the cost, including croissants that feel ordinary, desserts that are bland or overly sweet, and some experiences with texture. Nevertheless, standout items are repeatedly mentioned, such as the Paris Brest and the yuzu tart, as well as chocolate and pistachio croissants, with many praising the visual appeal, delicate balance of flavors, and the sense of luxury. The ambiance is described as refined and cozy, with pre-ordering available to secure favorites. Overall, Farine & Cacao offers a high quality patisserie experience with artful desserts, but there is debate about value for money.View restaurant profile
Farine & Cacao
Open until 7 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal, The Village/Centre-Sud
Mentioned in: Must-Try Yule Logs in Montreal: Our Picks for a Memorable Holiday SeasonTop 18 Must-Try French Bakeries and Pastry Shops in MontrealView More
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≈ 1.6 km
Bakery P. A. T. stands out for its inviting aroma of fresh bread and a cozy, lively atmosphere, with many reviews praising the baguette, croissants, canele, madeleine, eclair, and other pastries, and the coffee often described as good or excellent. The bread and pastries are frequently highlighted as among the best in town, and the shop is seen as a neighborhood staple that brings a comforting European bakery vibe on Rue Ontario. However, service experiences are mixed, ranging from warm, friendly, attentive staff to inconsistent or slow service where customers feel ignored or have to wait, and some visits report higher prices or variable quality, yet the overall impression remains positive as quality items and affordable options keep patrons returning. The seating area and ambience are described as relaxing and cozy, with some reviews noting a basement seating space; on the whole, Bakery P. A. T. is regarded as a top choice for baked goods and coffee, delivering consistent favorites for many while reminding that occasional service gaps can influence the experience.View restaurant profile
Bakery P. A. T.
Open until 7 pmThe Village/Centre-Sud, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.6 km
Reviews about Jumeler paint a bright, relaxing cafe with excellent coffee and tasty pastries, from flaky scones to carrot cake and savory biscuits, enjoyed by a steady flow of visitors who say it’s a standout in the Montreal area. The coffee receives frequent praise, with both filter and espresso drinks lauded for quality, and the baked goods are often highlighted as must try items. The space is described as modern and aesthetically pleasing, with a calm vibe that makes it a good spot to linger, though a few notes mention it can feel chilly and service sometimes comes off as cool. Staff are generally described as friendly and welcoming, contributing to the overall positive impression, while some reviews mention the cafe having its own bakery nearby fueling the freshness of pastries. Overall Jumeler is presented as a reliable favorite for coffee and sweets, a place people intend to revisit when in the neighborhood.View restaurant profile
Jumeler
Open until 5 pmThe Village/Centre-Sud
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≈ 1.7 km
La graine brûlée comes across as a quirky, charming cafe with bold, eclectic decor and a vibe that makes it a go to spot for working or catching up with friends, and it is noted for staying open late which is appreciated. The coffee is repeatedly praised as well prepared and tasty, with a wide range of drinks and snacks and a terrace that is popular for lingering. The space offers many seating options and coworking areas, plus unique touches like private nooks and walls you can write on, creating a creative, study friendly atmosphere, and there is even local merchandise to browse. The staff are generally friendly and helpful, and there is a noted commitment to reducing waste and sustainable choices. It is often described as a must visit in the village and one of the best places in town for studying, socializing, and enjoying a casual meal or drink. Some criticisms appear: a grilled cheese that misses the mark, occasional slow service or crowded hours, higher prices, and occasional uncomfortable seating or sensory issues in bathrooms. Some patrons mention extra charges for takeout cups or portions and size expectations for drinks, but overall the experience remains positive and the place is seen as a standout, vibrant and inviting hub for work, drinks, and socializing.View restaurant profile
La graine brûlée
Funky coffee shop featuring whimsical decor, light eats & free Wi-Fi, plus a boutique & small patio.
Open until 10 pm
The Village/Centre-Sud
Mentioned in: 18 Cafes in Montreal Perfect for Studying and Remote WorkThe Best Cafe / Coffee Shops in MontrealView More
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≈ 1.8 km
Reviews describe Pâtisserie T.M as a warm, authentic Japanese pastry spot where pastries and desserts are often excellent and presented with care, with standout items like matcha and yuzu tart, melon pan, tiramisu, korokke and karaage sandwiches, and daily specials that keep things fresh; the food tends to be fresh, delicate in flavor, and made with love, and many praise the savory offerings as well as the sweets. However, some notes point out that pastry quality can occasionally fall short of the best Japanese bakeries in town, portions can feel small for the price, and the space is cozy with limited seating, which can make it hard to dine in. Service is a frequent highlight, described as friendly, warm and attentive by many, though a few experiences mention unwelcoming counter moments or the stress of a busy rush. The owners are committed and the establishment is often cited as one of the best in Montreal, a hidden gem for those seeking authentic flavors, with gluten free options available. The place is popular and lines can form before opening, so arriving early helps, and the overall vibe is bright and welcoming, balancing casual cafe fare with refined pastry artistry.View restaurant profile
Pâtisserie T.M
Opens Tomorrow at 12 pmThe Village/Centre-Sud
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≈ 2 km
Overall, Mamie Clafoutis comes across as a cozy, welcoming bakery with a wide range of pastries, breads, sandwiches and desserts that draw praise for quality and presentation. The atmosphere is repeatedly described as warm and attractive, with comfortable seating and a pleasant space to relax or catch up with friends, and the staff are often noted for being friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. Standout items include the chocolate cake, the pistachio croissant, the cherry clafoutis and the bread that can be sliced onsite, which many reviewers consider delicious and satisfying. Some experiences are less consistent, with comments about pastries or desserts being dry or not fresh, occasional burnt madeleines, and service gaps or slowdowns. A few concerns touch on value and consistency, such as shrinking product sizes described as shrinkflation, occasional issues with the card payment system asking for tips, and some visits where the store layout and flow felt chaotic. Despite these drawbacks, the overall sentiment is that Mamie Clafoutis is a reliable spot for a comforting bakery stop, especially for a casual coffee or a treat, with exterior seating in good weather and a charming ambiance that invites repeat visits.View restaurant profile
Mamie Clafoutis
Open until 5:30 pmRosemont-La Petite-Patrie
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≈ 2 km
Overall, reviews mention a great sandwich and decent drink options at Café Van Houtte, with coffee and breakfast being common orders for regulars. Services are described as inconsistent, including a barista who answers in English with a negative attitude and a staff member who smiles less at some customers but is friendly to others. Regulars say they go several times a week and spend accordingly. The vibe comes across as reliable in terms of menu but variable in customer treatment, depending on who is served.View restaurant profile
Café Van Houtte
Open until 10 pmQuartier des Spectacles
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≈ 2 km
Reviews consistently praise Marius et Fanny for friendly, attentive staff and a welcoming atmosphere. Patisseries, croissants, pain au chocolat and other pastries are repeatedly described as delicious and of high quality, with standout items like tarts and tiramisu noted by several reviewers. The coffee, hot chocolate and cappuccinos are frequently highlighted as excellent, with some describing the beverages as among the best they have had. Prices are generally described as reasonable, though a few pastry items are noted as slightly pricier than at other spots. The downtown Montreal location is seen as a plus by many, making it a recommended stop for pastry lovers. Service is often described as warm, personalized and top notch, with staff described as kind and helpful. Overall, the place is viewed as a gem worth returning to, offering a broad array of quality pastries and reliable treats.View restaurant profile
Marius et Fanny
Open until 5 pmLatin Quarter, Quartier des Spectacles
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≈ 2 km
Reviews describe Pâtisserie Cocobun as a small venue with fewer options but the same delicious buns as the larger locations, and the bubble tea is affordable with nice choices. Service is mixed, with some customers noting inattentive staff who chat during ordering and pickup, yet orders are still correct. Other comments praise the staff as kind and helpful and the venue as clean, with appreciation for the good service.View restaurant profile
Pâtisserie Cocobun
Open until 6 pmQuartier des Spectacles, The Village/Centre-Sud
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≈ 2 km
Reviews describe Café Léo as a cozy, relaxed, and welcoming space with a warm vibe that invites long visits for work or study. The coffee and drinks receive frequent praise, from rich espresso builds to matcha and chai lattes, and the pastries and croissants, including options for gluten free, are often highlighted as standout treats, though some reviewers warn about cross contamination or limited gluten free choices. The atmosphere is described as bright, stylish, and conducive to concentration, with artful decor, rotating exhibitions, and plenty of seating that can accommodate individuals or groups. Staff are generally praised for friendliness and helpfulness, even when service varies by moment, and the location near the university is noted as convenient for students and travelers alike. Overall, Café Léo comes across as a popular, aesthetically pleasing place to sip well made drinks, enjoy a pastry, and get work done, while a few comments point to a desire for a larger food menu and more consistent service.View restaurant profile
Café léo
Open until 6 pmDowntown, Latin Quarter
Mentioned in: The Best Festive Drinks in Montreal: Hot Chocolates, Lattes, and Holiday Sips to Try This SeasonThe Best Autumn Drinks in MontrealView More
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≈ 2 km
Maison BaultBerri
Maison BaultBerri, a café located directly in the Empire boutique, in the heart of the Latin Quarter
Latin Quarter, Quartier des Spectacles
≈ 2 km
Arhoma comes across as a busy and beloved bakery cafe with a strong selection of breads, cheeses, sandwiches and pastries, a very good coffee, and a friendly, attentive staff, with many reviews praising fresh bread, a wide variety of local products, and treats including vegan pastries. The overall impression is of high quality and thoughtful flavor, making it easy to leave with more than planned. Yet some visitors note limited seating when the terrace isn’t open and occasional lapses in bread availability late in the day. Service can be inconsistent, and there are complaints about unfriendly interactions from one staff member, along with occasional issues like orders missing items or products not being from the day’s bake, which leads to requests for more transparency. Prices can be high for certain items, but the variety and quality keep many customers returning, and the pastries, croissants and coffee are frequently highlighted as standout. In sum, Arhoma is seen as a top local destination for bread, cheese, sandwiches and desserts, offering a rich cafe-bakery experience with strong positives and some everyday drawbacks.View restaurant profile
Arhoma
Open until 7 pmMercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
Mentioned in: Guide to the Best Galettes des Rois in Montreal for EpiphanyMust-Try Yule Logs in Montreal: Our Picks for a Memorable Holiday SeasonView More
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≈ 2 km
Reviews of Presse Café present a mixed picture: coffee quality is a frequent concern, described as burnt, tasting like water, or undrinkable, even when staff can be friendly and attentive. The location inside the bus terminal near Berri UQAM is repeatedly praised for convenience, offering quick service and a simple selection of essentials such as sandwiches, croques, wraps, scones, and Mighty Leaves teas, though prices are not always clearly displayed. Food quality varies, with some items described as fresh and satisfying and others criticized for dryness, an almost undercooked center in pastries, or limited vegetarian options after menu changes like the removal of bagels. Attitudes in service are inconsistent, with some experiences featuring pleasant interactions and others described as unfriendly, contributing to an overall bof impression for some. For travelers needing a quick bite or caffeine between transports, Presse Café remains a practical stop, with certain items like a turkey panini or a croque matin highlighted by some, while coffee quality and value issues temper the overall takeaway.View restaurant profile
Presse Café
Open until 11 pmLatin Quarter
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≈ 2 km
Café Social comes across as a chic, neighborhood spot with a comfortable ambiance and friendly staff. The Flat White is perfect, everything tastes good and feels fresh, with simple ingredients. The lemon bites add a bright touch and the matcha latte is well made, not just milk. The overall vibe is stylish yet inviting, helping Café Social stand out from nearby options. There are plans to return soon when the doors open.View restaurant profile
Café Social
Coffee and lunch counter in Longueuil
Open until 2:30 pm
Longueuil
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≈ 2.1 km
All in all, the reviews describe Toutes les choses parfaites as a bright, inviting place that highlights local, eco-friendly products and presents them with thoughtful displays. There is disappointment over a dried flower bouquet that includes plastic flowers and feels overpriced, leading some to suggest buying bouquets elsewhere. The store stands out for its thoughtful range of local goods, including jams, oils, soaps, and gifts, and for a cafe that many visitors praise for friendly staff and a delicious matcha latte. The interior and overall vibe are repeatedly described as charming and well put together, with a strong emphasis on sustainability and supporting local producers. Some feedback points to slower checkout times in the convenience store section, indicating that improving the payment flow could enhance the experience, but the atmosphere and product selection keep drawing people back. Overall, it is seen as a must-visit for those seeking local finds and thoughtful gifts.View restaurant profile
Toutes les choses parfaites
Open until 7 pmRosemont-La Petite-Patrie
Mentioned in: Choose Quebec Products: Montreal Restaurants and Counters That Support Our Producers
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≈ 2.1 km
Cocooning Café is described as a warm, relaxed space with large windows, comfy chairs, and calming art, where the coffee is excellent and the baristas are friendly. Minimalist yet cozy design makes it easy to work or meet friends, and a broad selection of books adds to the inviting vibe. Pastries like cinnamon twists and apple pastries are praised for not being too sweet and for a crunchy crust. Espresso and hot chocolate are well liked, and the atmosphere stays calm with gentle, unobtrusive music. Staff are noted as attentive and the owner is described as very friendly. Several reviews highlight vegan pastry options and a chic modern zen ambiance with large windows facing Mont Royal and wifi for laptop use. A lunchtime egg sandwich is described as delicious. All in all, Cocooning Café comes across as a calm, welcoming spot suited for relaxing, working, or spending time with family.View restaurant profile
Cocooning Café
Open until 4:30 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie
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≈ 2.1 km
Pâtisserie St Louis De France is described as a cozy, welcoming French bakery offering a wide range of pastries, breads, cheeses, sandwiches and coffee, with highlights such as éclairs, millefeuilles and pistachio éclairs, plus brie with truffles and exceptional brioche. The atmosphere is repeatedly praised as charming and authentically French, with attentive staff and friendly service, and several reviews note that sandwiches can be prepared in front of customers and that there is an on-site cafe. Prices are generally seen as reasonable, though a few items feel pricey, especially some breads on weekends. The bakery is often lauded for its croissant and other viennoiseries and for carrying French products, while staff can assist non-French speakers in English. Overall it comes across as a reliable destination for pastry lovers in Montreal, known for quality and a welcoming vibe, with occasional notes about rye bread freshness on Sundays.View restaurant profile
Pâtisserie St Louis De France
Open until 8 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal, The Village/Centre-Sud
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≈ 2.2 km
Phin Café is a beloved neighborhood spot known for consistently great coffee with rich flavors from high quality beans, paired with attentive staff and solid service. The atmosphere is bright and cozy, with a light plant filled interior and seating options for studying, conversation, or a sunny terrace. The menu features Vietnamese coffees such as egg coffee and ca phe sua, plus espresso drinks and pastries, and reviews applaud authentic balance though some items are noted best cold and hours could be longer in the summer. Seating is sometimes limited and it can get busy, making it popular for laptops, but there is usually a spot to sit and relax. Overall, Phin Café is widely praised for its friendly staff, thoughtful drinks, and charming vibe that keeps locals coming back.View restaurant profile
Phin Café
Open until 5 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: Where to Find the Best Matcha Lattes in Montreal
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≈ 2.2 km
Parc Sans Gluten is described as a gluten-free and dairy-free bakery near Lafontaine Park that earns praise for exceptional flaky pastries, croissants, danishes, empanadas, and bread, with many visitors from New York noting it as a must-visit and traveling specifically to Montreal to experience the offerings. The reviews repeatedly highlight the chocolate and almond croissants as among the best they have had, along with sweet and savory pastries that taste rich and delicate despite being gluten and dairy free. The bakery is credited with a warm, welcoming vibe and friendly staff, and several sources point to a recent change in ownership that revitalized the place and improved service and options including online ordering and delivery. Pricing is described as reasonable given quality, and the environment is praised as celiac safe with attention to guests' dietary needs. Taken together, Parc Sans Gluten comes across as a standout gluten-free bakery in Montreal, especially popular with travelers from New York who regard it as a rare find and worth a trip for the croissants, empanadas, tarts, and other pastries.View restaurant profile
Parc Sans Gluten
Open until 5:30 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: Montreal's Favourite Gluten-Free Restaurants and Bakeries
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≈ 2.2 km
Le Café Big Trouble appears in reviews as a cozy quirky cafe with a lush plant filled vibe and a welcoming, relaxed atmosphere; the staff are consistently described as friendly and attentive. The brunch and coffee are the stars, with pancakes and sourdough bread often highlighted, avocado toast praised for its generous portions, and dishes like burritos and sandwiches earning solid marks, while the coffee program is noted for balanced cappuccinos and tasty lattes. Portions are generally generous and prices fair, making it a reliable spot for a quick bite or a longer hangout. Some comments mention occasional slow service or wait times and a desire for online ordering to streamline the experience. Overall, Le Café Big Trouble is seen as a standout Montreal brunch destination and a cozy hub for locals and visitors alike, delivering memorable flavors, good value, and a welcoming ambiance, even if every visit comes with its own small hiccups.View restaurant profile
Le Café Big Trouble
Opens Tomorrow at 8 amLatin Quarter, Quartier des Spectacles
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≈ 2.2 km
Boulangerie les Co'pains d'abord earns broad praise for its croissants and viennoiseries, with many reviewers calling the croissants among the best in Montreal and naming favorites like the almond croissant, the coco pomme pastry, and the pistachio croissant. The atmosphere is described as cozy and charming, and the coffee and service are often highlighted as positives, though a few visitors report inconsistent service or moments of unfriendly staff. Consistent emphasis on freshness and quality across breads, pastries, and pâtisseries helps reinforce the bakery as a local staple, with many noting the kouign amann and baguettes as standout items. Some critics point to occasional shortcomings, such as a pistachio croissant that lacked pistachio or a croissant that felt a bit hard, and a few mention prices or tipping expectations impacting the experience. Overall, the reviews depict a beloved neighborhood bakery that many plan to visit again, praised for its traditional bakery vibe, reliable viennoiseries, and tasty treats, while acknowledging occasional flaws.View restaurant profile
Boulangerie les Co'pains d'abord
Open until 6:30 pmLe 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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≈ 2.3 km
Bar à Beurre emerges as a cozy, charming café with a dollhouse feel, a staircase up to a few intimate tables, and a welcoming staff. Reviewers praise delicious pastries, especially macarons, apple cake, and a good cappuccino, plus affordable lunches and a well‑stocked high tea. The atmosphere and decor are repeatedly described as immersive and warm, making it a pleasant spot to work on wifi or gather with friends. Some notes point to desserts that can be too sweet or overly buttery, and a few guests found cake flavors or customization details not fully aligned with expectations, along with occasional early closures and uneven communication. The venue also offers cute accessories and dog treats, and special experiences such as generous, well‑presented birthday cakes impressed some guests, while others felt price rises and flavor gaps detracted from overall value.View restaurant profile
Bar à Beurre
Open until 5 pmOld Montreal
Mentioned in: Savoring High Tea in Montreal: Where to Find the Best Afternoon Teas
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≈ 2.3 km
Café de Mercanti in the Old Port of Montreal is repeatedly praised as a top coffee spot with a cozy vibe and a strong range of gluten free baked goods, from cookies to date squares, and drinks like vanilla iced latte and cappuccinos described as excellent. The coffee quality stands out, with cappuccinos noted as next level and the pastries and gluten free options earning frequent high marks, while the location and friendly staff contribute to a welcoming atmosphere. A few reviews mention moments of less warm service or a hiccup with an order, but the overall sentiment remains very positive. The space is charming and intimate, ideal for a quick stop during a stroll through Old Montreal, making Café de Mercanti a reliable go to for good coffee, tasty treats, and fast, friendly service.View restaurant profile
Café de Mercanti
Open until 4 pmOld Montreal
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≈ 2.3 km
Overall, reviews of Café Van Houtte praise strong coffee and espresso, friendly staff in some visits, and desserts like a chocolate molten cake described as a killer and a carrot cake that is unusually good and mouthwatering to look at, with sandwiches and other items seeming homemade. On the downside, service can be inconsistent, with some customers noting a lack of greetings or farewells and occasional miscommunication from the barista, a croissant that did not hit the mark, and relatively high prices. The takeaway is that Café Van Houtte offers solid flavors and a welcoming vibe when the staff is attentive, but reliability and value can vary.View restaurant profile
Café Van Houtte
Open until 6 pmLatin Quarter, Quartier des Spectacles
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≈ 2.3 km
Les Cafés Européens is widely praised for its coffee, with velvety espresso and beans from several origins highlighted by guests, along with drinks such as mocha, matcha latte and London fogs and a pastry selection that includes muffins and cookies with lactose free options. The staff are described as friendly and attentive, contributing to a welcoming atmosphere and reliable service. The venue is regarded as a charming, family friendly spot that adds character to the area. A few reviews mention a language barrier for English speakers and sometimes overly cool air conditioning, but the overall impression centers on quality coffee, good pastries and a small but well curated menu.View restaurant profile
Les Cafés Européens
Open until 6 pmLongueuil, Vieux Longueuil
Review Summary
≈ 2.3 km
La Cave à Manger is a tiny yet highly praised bakery tucked into Old Montreal with a cozy, intimate vibe and a small seating area, where pastries are repeatedly described as flaky, buttery and addictive. Standouts include the pistachio roll, croissant eclairs, croissants and the tiramisu croissant roll, along with beloved bagels and ham and cheese croissant, and the space often earns praise for its breads and creative offerings; the pistachio croissant and red velvet croissant are frequently cited as among the best in town. The service is consistently friendly and attentive, with staff going the extra mile, though some notes mention prices being on the high side for the portions and occasional inconsistencies in flavor. The space is small and sometimes crowded, with outdoor seating in good weather, and the basement location adds rustic charm. Overall, La Cave à Manger stands out as a must visit for pastry lovers in the Old Port, delivering high quality baked goods and a welcoming atmosphere, with many reviewers already planning a return.View restaurant profile
La Cave à Manger
Open until 8 pmOld Montreal
Mentioned in: The Best Festive Drinks in Montreal: Hot Chocolates, Lattes, and Holiday Sips to Try This SeasonThe Best Autumn Drinks in MontrealView More
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≈ 2.3 km
Comète BAKE SHOP is a tiny, well-loved Japanese bakery in a busy area, with an open kitchen and daily prep that give it a fresh, artisanal vibe and a warm, friendly feel from the staff. Reviews highlight a thoughtful balance of not-too-sweet pastries and inventive savory bites, with standouts like curry pan, matcha melon pan, miso cardamom pastries, and croquettes alongside sweet favorites such as mango black sesame babka and yuzu brioche. The textures are often praised, from pillowy breads to delicate confections, and the coffee pairing is appreciated too. Seating is limited and weekends can be crowded, so arriving early or visiting on weekdays is advised. The bakery was temporarily closed due to a fire and has since reopened, much welcomed by regulars. Overall, it comes across as an authentic, charming bakery that draws guests for multiple items, friendly service, and a distinct Japanese influence in a neighborhood setting.View restaurant profile
Comète BAKE SHOP
Open until 4 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie
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≈ 2.3 km
La Dent Sucrée's biscuits are described as crunchy and bursting with color, a joyful bite that brightens the moment; they are loved for their beauty and delicious taste, and every occasion is seen as a reason to buy more.View restaurant profile
La Dent Sucrée
Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, Montreal-East
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≈ 2.3 km
Taken together, reviews describe Mamie Clafoutis as an artisanal bakery with outstanding pastries and breads, especially croissants and the Oh Mon Dieu croissant, along with fresh, flavorful items like cannelés and kouign amann; the coffee experience is noted for a distinctive machine, though some say the latte is average. The interior is repeatedly described as beautiful and warm, yet several readers lament a renovation that shifted to a self serve, automated model that can feel impersonal and supermarket like, with less human interaction. Prices are seen as high by some and worth it for the quality by others, while a few miss the old emphasis on the counter, welcome service, and in house preparation. Convenience remains a theme with self checkouts, a wide pastry selection, and options to takeout or dine in upstairs, though seating can be limited in some locations. Overall the pastries are consistently praised and the bakery remains a must stop for many, but the experience has become polarized as efficiency and modern design gained prominence at the expense of the warm, neighborhood atmosphere.View restaurant profile
Mamie Clafoutis
Open until 7 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 2.3 km
Ô Petit Paris is widely celebrated as a refined Parisian bakery cafe on the Plateau, delivering flaky croissants, wafer-thin pastries, and superb breads like baguettes and pain suisse, with many reviews calling it a standout in Montreal and comparing it to French bakeries. The space is described as warm, chic, and inviting, with attentive, friendly staff who frequently go the extra mile, answer questions about ingredients, and keep service efficient even when busy. Prices are noted as higher, reflecting artisanal quality, but many feel the value is justified by the craftsmanship and the freshness of pastries, breads, and seasonal treats. Highlights repeatedly mentioned include the kouign amann, chocolatine, cannelés, brioche, chouquettes, and the baba au rhum, while some items receive mixed reactions (certain cannelés too crispy, some cakes or tiramisu not to taste). The bakery has expanded its space, improving ambiance and accessibility, and occasional complaints about coffee quality or line length are tempered by praise for the overall experience. Overall, it is described as a top bakery in Montreal, a reliable destination for breakfast, lunch pastries, and a Parisian tasting journey.View restaurant profile
Ô Petit Paris
Open until 7 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: Guide to the Best Galettes des Rois in Montreal for EpiphanyTop 18 Must-Try French Bakeries and Pastry Shops in MontrealView More
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≈ 2.3 km
Perle et Caramel earns praise from customers for beautiful presentation and delicious flavors across occasions from birthdays to weddings, with service described as impeccable and attentive. The cakes are noted to be stunning and detailed, made with care, and highly adaptable to requests, including sugar free options and smash cakes for little ones, reflecting thoughtfulness toward families. Many reviewers call the cakes superb in taste and appearance and mention the reasonable pricing for the quality. The experience is consistently described as warm and reliable, with compliments to the team for delivering memorable, themed creations that fit the event and leave guests impressed. Overall, Perle et Caramel is seen as a professional, capable pastry shop that regularly satisfies both aesthetic expectations and culinary enjoyment.View restaurant profile
Perle et Caramel
Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
Review Summary
≈ 2.3 km
Madame Dibou les gâteaux receives mixed feedback, with one customer recalling a personalized birthday cake ordered a year ago that tasted disappointing and was discarded after sitting in the fridge, while other experiences describe super good and fresh cakes and a magnificent cake at a fair price. The service is noted as helpful and friendly, contributing to an overall positive impression and strong recommendations.View restaurant profile
Madame Dibou les gâteaux
Open until 5 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: The Most Indulgent Cupcakes in Montreal: Our Recommendations
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