Hiba Bar is described as a stylish Japanese inspired lounge with beautiful decor, inventive cocktails, a strong sake selection, and a menu that features fresh bites like salmon bowls, tataki, gyoza and chicken karaage. The atmosphere is cozy yet vibrant, with attentive service and staff who offer thoughtful recommendations on drinks and pairings, and a lively energy enhanced by occasional DJ moments. Guests note memorable nights with great music and a vibe that invites lingering after events, and when small hiccups occur such as a bottle served by mistake, the team handles it gracefully with attentive hospitality. The overall impression is that Hiba Bar offers a refined, enjoyable experience for cocktails, sake tasting, and bites in a hotel setting that feels both stylish and welcoming, making it suitable for a date night, a night out with friends, or a celebration.View restaurant profile
Across the reviews, Mama C Café comes across as a welcoming, stylish spot in Old Montreal where breakfast and brunch are consistently praised for tasty, well-balanced dishes, delightful pastries, and well-made coffee. The atmosphere is calm, chic, and inviting with warm lighting and brick walls that invite lingering, and the space earns high marks for its beautiful décor and great vibe. Service is repeatedly highlighted as attentive and friendly, with staff offering thoughtful recommendations and making groups feel well cared for. Dishes such as sandwiches, bagels, salads, and Mediterranean-inspired plates are praised for flavor and generous portions, and many visitors leave feeling they’ve had a memorable experience worth returning for. Overall, the café is viewed as a reliable go-to for a lovely morning or midday meal, combining delicious food, welcoming hospitality, and a quality café experience in a prime location.View restaurant profile
Au Coin comes across as a warm, stylish neighborhood favorite with a cozy open space, a standout wine list, and a menu that feels thoughtfully prepared and made in house, with guests frequently praising delicious pizzas, especially the sourdough crust, as well as pastries and breads. The atmosphere ranges from intimate evenings to a lively daytime buzz, and the staff is often described as friendly and attentive, contributing to smooth service even when busy. Some reviews note slower or inconsistent service at times and occasional gaps in menu clarity or vegetarian options, suggesting room for refinement. Overall, the quality and value are consistently highlighted, making Au Coin a compelling choice for coffee, breakfast, brunch, lunch, or dinner, and a place many would return to for its ambiance, creative offerings, and welcoming vibe.View restaurant profile
Creme Mood Artisan earns praise for soft, fluffy buns with generous fillings and a well balanced sweetness, with the raspberry pistachio cinnamon bun frequently singled out as a standout and the pistachio and Biscoff options also noted as delicious when the batch is fresh; the texture and icing are often described as indulgent and elevating a classic cinnamon roll into a celebratory treat. Yet several reviews point to inconsistency, with some visits marked by drier texture, less filling, and uneven icing, and a few shoppers mention items arriving fresh only at opening time with stock selling out quickly. The price is sometimes described as high for what is offered, and there are comments about not finding seating and the shop being more suited to takeout. A few notes mention a noticeable odor in the store and days when the atmosphere felt lacking. Service is frequently described as friendly and helpful, and many agree that the experience is worth trying and can be exceptional on a good day, making it a notable option for those craving elevated cinnamon buns in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Flers Café receives praise for creamy, well prepared flans in flavors like vanilla, pistachio, praline and sesame noir, with the vanilla bean character and the sesame version often highlighted as favorites, and pastries and breads described as fresh and made in house. Coffee and tea pair well with the desserts, and the space is repeatedly described as cozy, clean, and welcoming, with attentive staff that help create a relaxed atmosphere for studying or catching up. A few reviews mention a weekend laptop policy that was communicated awkwardly and suggest clearer signage or exceptions, and some would appreciate longer hours. Prices are seen as reasonable for the portions, though a few patrons felt the value could be higher given the Montreal setting. Overall, Flers Café is considered a standout spot in Montreal for flans and pastries, with flavors and a homey vibe that invite repeat visits.View restaurant profile
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Reviewers describe Dînette Bardèz as a delightful discovery with consistently delicious dishes across the menu from main courses to sides and desserts, all praised for great flavor and solid value. The kafta burger and chicken burger along with potatoes with garlic sauce are frequently highlighted, and items like manakeesh, macarona, and other bites are described as homeruns by many. Desserts earn special attention, with baklava and a baklava cheesecake getting particular praise, and some diners say the desserts alone are worth a visit. Several patrons mention friendly, welcoming service and the place being clean and well run, contributing to repeat visits and multiple tastings. There is interest in more plant based options, but the overall impression is that the restaurant delivers delicious, well priced food that inspires returning soon for more of the menu options.View restaurant profile
Phin Café comes across as a bright corner spot filled with light and plants, offering an extensive coffee menu that features the iconic egg coffee, authentic Vietnamese drip coffee with condensed milk, and a range of espressos, with some reviews noting a strong brew while others mention drinks served with too much ice or not hot enough. The interior earns praise for its cozy, stylish design and great lighting, and the overall vibe is warm and laid-back, ideal for studying, chatting, or simply relaxing with a drink. Seating is limited but varied, and the place is popular with laptop crowd; outdoor bench seating and a terrace add to the options. Service is repeatedly described as friendly and knowledgeable, with staff able to explain roasts and styles. Food items like a pork grilled cheese are well liked, and matcha and other drinks also shine. A few notes mention loud music and occasional pastry shortages, but overall Phin Café is regarded as a standout neighborhood spot with top quality drinks near Parc Lafontaine.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Antipode describe a standout brunch spot with generous, beautifully plated dishes and a warm, plant-filled, convivial atmosphere. The cuisine is praised for being creative and balanced, with crowd favorites like eggs Benedict, chakchouka, croque madame, guacamole eggs, and a highly Instagrammable pain perdu, along with memorable waffles and a wide range of signature lattes and desserts such as ube and tiramisu lattes and other colorful drinks. Service is commonly described as welcoming and attentive, though a few mentions note a slower pace during peak hours. The decor, ambiance, and overall vibe are repeatedly highlighted as a strong draw, making it feel like a homey but stylish spot for brunch with friends and family. Reservations are recommended given popularity, and while prices sit on the higher side, many reviews consider the portions generous and the quality excellent. A small caveat is occasional accessibility issues and wait times, but the experience is widely described as exceptional and worth a return visit.View restaurant profile
Reviewers describe Pizzologie as delivering fresh ingredients, a perfect crust, and a sauce that is well seasoned, with toppings that are balanced and flavorful. Pizza is frequently noted as hot and delicious, with pepperoni and margherita standing out, and other items such as chicken and beef options earning praise for taste. Multiple visits are reported with friendly, helpful service, including staff going out of their way during late hours and even returning cutlery to customers. The space is described as a small walk in spot with limited seating, but that does not deter many from ordering for takeout or enjoying a quick bite. A few notes of inconsistency exist, such as wait times at peak times, and one review describes a pizza as disappointing in comparison to expectations. Overall, reviewers see this as a solid choice for pizza lovers, offering good value and dependable quality, and many say it is among the best pizzas outside of Naples.View restaurant profile
Jumeler is seen as a welcome new addition to the neighborhood, praised for its standout filter coffee, strong espresso options, and scones that many call among the best, including a cornichon variety that is repeatedly highlighted. The space is described as beautiful, minimalistic, bright and relaxing, a setting that suits a morning coffee date or a casual hangout, with pastries often noted for quality thanks to an adjacent bakery. Staff are frequently described as friendly and welcoming, with a notable owner and bilingual service, though a few reviews mention moments of colder or less attentive service. Temperature or comfort issues are occasionally mentioned, but they do not outweigh the overall impression of good coffee and delicious baked goods that many see as a go to spot. Overall, Jumeler is regarded as a top choice for coffee and pastries, drawing regulars who value quality, atmosphere, and attention to detail.View restaurant profile
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Reviews portray Morsures d'amour as a cozy downtown Montreal spot offering a wide range of desserts that feel fresh, flavorful, and made with care, with standout chimney cakes in savory and sweet varieties such as tuna, turkey, Nutella, and pistachio, and house made gelato that pairs beautifully with croissants and hot chocolate. The atmosphere is described as welcoming and charming, with attentive staff who help guests choose flavors, offer samples, and ensure a smooth experience, and takeout packaging noted as thoughtful. The menu also includes halal savory options and student discounts, adding to its appeal. Overall, the consensus is that the desserts are consistently high quality, portions are generous, and the service is friendly, making it a must-visit that many reviewers say they will return to.View restaurant profile
Solana draws positive attention for a warm, welcoming atmosphere with attentive service and a modern open air space that suits a stroll by the Old Port. Guests note a diverse menu that pleases both meat lovers and vegetarians, with standouts including lamb and hummus, zucchini feta bites, pizza funghi, chicken skewers, salmon, seafood linguine, mussels and large shrimp, plus a well balanced quinoa salad. Service is frequently described as impeccable and friendly, with staff guiding guests through menus and offering suggestions. Prices are typically described as reasonable for the area, with value for money cited. Outdoor patio dining is highlighted, often on the terrace or pedestrian area, with a relaxed vibe and even pet friendly seating. Celebrations and gatherings are noted as successful occasions, contributing to the overall experience. Overall Solana shines as a strong addition to the Old Port scene, delivering tasty dishes, warm service, and a lively yet comfortable atmosphere that invites return.View restaurant profile
