Victor Victor Victor Café appears in reviews as a cozy, beautifully curated space with a standout selection of films, graphic novels, vinyl records and cassettes. This mix, along with the warm ambiance, makes it feel like more than a coffee spot. Knowledgeable staff and attentive service are frequently praised, with careful packaging for online orders and prompt, helpful responses. The cafe earns praise for its excellent coffee, Hof Kelsten pastries, and a friendly, relaxed vibe. Regulars describe the venue as a hidden gem and a pleasant neighborhood discovery, ideal for a Sunday stroll or a quiet visit. The collection is described as diverse and well curated, including vinyls, comics, Blu-rays and Criterion titles, with many reviewers noting that anything off the shelf tends to be excellent. Online orders are fast and well packaged, with delivery praised for care and speed. Overall, the reviews present a place where good coffee, unique media, and a welcoming staff combine to create a standout neighborhood stop.View restaurant profile
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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
Overall the reviews describe Joie de Livres as a warmly designed bookshop cafe that blends a well curated bilingual collection with a cafe bar offering coffee, cocktails, wine and snacks, all set in a cozy, bookish atmosphere that many find inviting and magical. The concept is widely praised for the atmosphere, the friendly staff, and the way books and drinks are connected, with many noting fantasy and science fiction sections and a strong selection of francophone titles. Visitors rave about the delicious drinks and tasty bites, the decor and the atmosphere, and several say it is a favorite spot and a must visit in Montréal. However, some evenings can be cramped with limited seating, and there are occasional concerns about how the space is managed when busy. A few reviews mention price sensitivity around certain wines and variable service, but the overall sentiment remains highly positive and many plan to return.View restaurant profile
