Maison Majorelle is consistently praised for its warm convivial ambiance and Moroccan inspired decor that feels welcoming from the moment guests arrive. The tea experience, especially Moroccan tea and the option of afternoon tea, earns high marks along with a menu of homemade dishes and pastries. Service is repeatedly described as attentive and friendly, with staff taking time to explain teas and ensuring a polished presentation. The space works well for casual meetups with friends, private celebrations, or quiet work sessions, and experiences include the ability to host events and a small boutique atmosphere. Music and atmosphere receive mixed notes: many appreciate the relaxing vibe while a few would prefer softer or more authentic music and some mention the menu is simple with limited food choices and portions that may not match price. Overall, Maison Majorelle is viewed as a delightful spot for a refined, creative tea and dining experience with charm and versatility, though there is room for menu expansion and ambience tweaks.View restaurant profile
Salon de thé Chaï Tea Lounge is described as a bright, well decorated and zen space in downtown Montreal near McGill, with a varied menu of teas, desserts and homemade dishes. The venue is noted for cozy seating, calm vibes and an atmosphere conducive to studying or remote work. The tea selection is extensive and well received, with highlights such as mango black tea and dulce de leche cake, alongside a large range of homemade foods and desserts. Service is generally praised for friendly and attentive staff, and pricing is described as average. A negative note mentions a bitter, clumpy matcha latte, but the space and overall range of drinks and foods encourage a return to try something else, perhaps the chai. Overall the reviews present it as a reliable spot for a long study session or a relaxed visit, with many recommending exploring different teas and enjoying the bright, zen interior and easygoing ambiance.View restaurant profile
