Marché Artisans is described as a cozy, welcoming spot with a wide range of artisanal foods and drinks, where fresh, well-presented dishes and generous portions keep guests satisfied. The menu includes sandwiches, pastries, desserts, cakes, chocolate, pizza, crepes and charcuterie, alongside coffee, tea, and other drinks, with homemade ice creams and seasonal offerings adding to the appeal. A friendly, professional team and attentive service are frequently praised, as is the inviting atmosphere and spacious seating. Guests enjoy the variety of artisanal products and ready-to-eat dishes, from jellies and condiments to chocolates, and appreciate good value. The venue feels versatile and vibrant for casual bites, desserts, and celebrations alike.View restaurant profile
Rosélys offers a bright, sophisticated setting with consistently attentive service and a diverse menu that shines from breakfast through brunch to afternoon tea. The brunch buffet is repeatedly highlighted for its variety, quality, and generous portions, with standout items such as onion soup, grilled octopus, seafood, and an array of pastries. High Tea and Afternoon Tea receive frequent praise for atmosphere and well curated selections, while dinner experiences with wine pairings are described as refined and flavorful with elegant plating. Breakfast and omelet stations are noted for good value and quality, complemented by made to order options. Across visits, the staff's professionalism and the welcoming ambiance contribute to many memorable experiences and strong recommendations for special occasions or a reliable, impressive meal.View restaurant profile
Teashop Thé aux Perles is described as a standout bubble tea spot in Chinatown Montreal, where drinks are fresh, flavorful, and well balanced with chewy pearls and a wide menu that ranges from brown sugar milk tea and mango green tea to seasonal specialties made with top quality ingredients. The service is consistently friendly and attentive, the owner appears hands on, and the shop offers fast service, reliable delivery, and late hours in a clean, welcoming setting. Reviews note good value and frequent promotions such as buy one get one deals, plus thoughtful touches like fortune cookies, with staff who offer helpful recommendations and customization. Regulars praise the consistent quality across classics and unique creations, and many say Teashop Thé aux Perles is the go to bubble tea spot in the area, open late and ready for orders at any time of day.View restaurant profile
Paparmane is described as a magical tea room in Old Montreal with a whimsical, rococo inspired decor that many say is stunning and photogenic, setting a special mood for gatherings. The service is repeatedly praised as attentive, friendly, and accommodating, including customizable options for dietary needs and families with children. The tea selection is wide and the food presentation is elegant, with menus that include vegetarian, gluten free, and vegan choices and frequent seasonal changes that invite repeat visits. While most bites are noted as delicious and thoughtfully crafted, a few comments mention that some sweets can be very sweet or scones can be dry and portions can feel modest for the price. The overall vibe is described as memorable and immersive, perfect for birthdays, girl days, or a relaxing outing, and many reviews say they would return to experience the next menu and the enchanting atmosphere.View restaurant profile
Resto Végo offers a broad, welcoming vegetarian and vegan dining experience with a large buffet and a pay-by-weight system that makes trying a little of everything easy. The menu features a wide variety of warm and cold dishes, creative vegan options, comforting staples, and plenty of desserts and drinks, all prepared with freshness and flavor. The space is airy and calming with multiple seating areas, a charming downstairs cafe, and a terrace for nice weather, complemented by friendly, attentive staff. Overall reviews highlight great value for money, consistent quality, convenient take-away and dine-in options, and a place that feels like a go-to for vegetarians and non-vegetarians alike.View restaurant profile
Fenêtre Sur Kaboul offers a warm, authentic Afghan dining experience with inviting decor, fragrant spices and generous, satisfying dishes. Guests consistently praise flavorful mains and standout entrées such as mantos, ashak and qabuli palow, along with a pleasant ambiance and attentive, friendly service. The table d'hote options provide good value with a complete meal, and the BYOW policy helps keep drinks affordable, while groups can be accommodated in a private back room at no extra cost. Overall the experience blends generous portions, thoughtful presentation and a hospitable atmosphere that makes it easy to imagine returning, even if a few visits note occasional slower service or slight variation in spice levels.View restaurant profile
La Khaïma Cuisine Nomade offers an immersive North African dining experience with a warm, intimate atmosphere, traditional decor, and generous portions meant for sharing. Guests describe attentive, friendly service from a welcoming owner and his team who treat diners like family and check in to ensure satisfaction, while the kitchen delivers authentic dishes such as lentil soup, a large couscous platter with chicken and beef with dates, olives, and vegetables, and a satisfying vegetarian option, all complemented by mint tea and hibiscus juice. The setting is cozy with cushions and low seating that add to the homey vibe, and there is a bring your own wine option that many appreciate. While some note a fixed menu, the overall experience is praised for warmth, hospitality, and bold flavors that transport diners to North Africa.View restaurant profile
Reviewers describe MajesThé Bistro Bar as a solid value with a varied menu ranging from crunchy karaage bao and top takoyaki to braised pork rice and chicken katsu curry, with generous portions and often affordable prices. The atmosphere blends a cozy basement vibe with lively karaoke nights and occasional live music, making it a good pick for casual nights, dates, or group outings, though the newer location can feel cold and the space small, so reservations are often advised. Service is consistently praised for being quick, friendly, and attentive, helping the experience even when busy, while a few notes mention occasional inconsistencies such as a dish that was burnt or flavors that were slightly imbalanced. The drink program stands out with creative bubble tea inspired cocktails and a selection of Japanese and fusion fare, and the overall value and quality lead many to say it’s a place they would return to, whether for a quick lunch, a longer dinner, or a corporate event near McGill and the metro.View restaurant profile
Qwelli - L'art du gelato is described across reviews as delivering gelato that is creamy, light, and not overly sweet, with a standout balance of flavors that many readers call among the best in Montreal. A wide array of flavors keeps customers impressed, from pistachio and cocoa to lemon sorbet and strawberry basil, and portions are noted as generous, sometimes with great value for the size. Several tasters highlight fast and friendly service, while others praise the helpful staff and the overall quality. Some critiques mention that a few flavors come across as bland or too sweet, and pricing is described as on the higher side for ice cream, with a caveat to choose flavors carefully to avoid filler options. The experience is often described as satisfying whether choosing a quick take away or enjoying a sit down moment, and many reviews emphasize that the gelato is memorable, with terms like amazing, refined, and top tier used repeatedly.View restaurant profile
Leaves House is consistently praised for a bright, spacious, study-friendly setting with two rooms and plenty of outlets, making it easy to work or study while enjoying a diverse vegan pastry line and cookies. The coffee program is a highlight, especially matcha and plant milk lattes, with macadamia and pistachio milks noted as standouts. The atmosphere is quiet and conducive to concentration, though crowds can be heavy at times, and some reviews mention watered-down iced drinks or inconsistent espresso; price is sometimes called high but often considered worth it for the quality. Staff are repeatedly described as friendly, and many reviewers appreciate the wide, well detailed menu and the option to buy matcha powder and syrups. Overall the venue is seen as a beloved spot for solo work or meeting friends, a go-to for vegan pastries and great drinks, though a few wish for non-vegan milk options.View restaurant profile
Overall, reviews of Presotea indicate solid drink quality when prepared, but are marred by long waits and order issues: mobile orders are sometimes canceled to prioritize the in-store queue, there are occasional shortages of tapioca pearls or slow service, and some milk teas are described as too thick and bland.View restaurant profile
Les Glaceurs earns praise for tasty cupcakes, easy online ordering and pickup, and a wide variety of flavors including gluten-free options, with many noting attractive presentation, on-time delivery for birthdays and other orders, and friendly staff. The mocha cupcake with a coffee bean on the icing is frequently highlighted, and personalized decorations or edible photos add a special touch. Great variety means there is something for every taste and several reviewers mention helpful guidance during the ordering process. Price is a point for some customers, and a few experiences describe ganache freshness or overall sweetness as less ideal, including a rare report of a disappointing birthday cake. Overall, the reviews suggest strong satisfaction, frequent recommendations, and a sense that this is a reliable choice for celebrations and gifts.View restaurant profile
Ben & Jerry's serves great, classic ice cream with favorites like cookie dough and salted caramel that are often described as yummy and delicious, prices being a little high but in line with other shops, and friendly staff along with a convenient location contributing to a positive overall impression of the experience.View restaurant profile
Latto - Café & Bar Laitier is described as a beautiful and calm spot with good coffee, food, pastries and gelato. People mention enjoying a mocha or a Biscoff latte and the rich chocolate in a delicious hot chocolate, especially on a cold day. Inside there seems to be a barber shop and an ice cream shop as well. The atmosphere is described as nice and quiet and suitable for work. However the presence of a barber and occasional loud noise from a phone can disturb the tranquility and make the place feel less pleasant. Many reviewers express a desire to return to try the gelato and praise it in particular, making Latto - Café & Bar Laitier seem like a relaxing destination with a tempting gelato selection.View restaurant profile
Plentea is described as a cozy, welcoming tea spot with a buzzy yet intimate vibe and a wide variety of teas, including karak, saffron chai, chai blends, rooibos latte, and house made creations. Teas are often brewed fresh in front of customers and paired with pastries and cookies such as matcha chocolate chip and pistachio dark chocolate. Staff are consistently friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable, offering recommendations and explanations of the tea process. The space and location on Sainte-Catherine are praised for ambiance, with some comments about limited seating and occasional noise. The karak chai and other chai drinks are repeatedly highlighted as top choices, with many noting rich flavors and balanced spice. Several reviews mention late hours and being a reliable late night option, as well as a warm, comforting atmosphere that feels like a reset after cold days. While the overall sentiment is very positive, a few notes point to inconsistent drink execution and a need for cleaner bathrooms or more seating. Overall Plentea emerges as a beloved tea destination with strong tea quality, tasty cookies, and a welcoming staff that makes guests want to return.View restaurant profile
Overall, reviews for Cafè Veloce highlight excellent coffee and good value for the location, with the latte and flat white praised for depth and smoothness and the atmosphere described as pleasant with a nice view that makes it a relaxing spot. Service is described as fast and attentive by many, though some experiences mention inconsistent or unfriendly staff and having to repeat requests, and one note about a half full cup and misaligned expectations on size. Weekend hours can be variable, with midday openings sometimes closed and return times unclear, and the cafe can be crowded around dinner hours.View restaurant profile
La Cour des Palmiers is described as visually stunning and charming, especially for festive and high tea moments, with many noting a magical atmosphere, lovely decor, and attentive staff on some visits. Yet experiences are mixed, as service is frequently described as slow and inconsistent, with long waits for orders, drinks, and refills that can overshadow the meal. Food opinions vary, with some dishes praised for flavor or quality while others find mains or pastries underwhelming or overpriced for the portions. The setting is frequently highlighted as romantic or whimsical, making it a good spot for celebrations or family visits, and Christmas decor and live piano are often cited as memorable touches. The best experiences emphasize hospitality and ambiance, while the less favorable ones point to pace and value. Overall, La Cour des Palmiers seems to deliver a striking ambiance and moments of delight, but service reliability and value for money are common concerns that shape the overall impression.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
Ben & Jerry's reviews show a mix of strong flavor quality and friendly service with some caveats about value and upkeep. The ice cream itself is frequently praised, with standout flavors noted and staff described as welcoming and helpful when choosing flavors or handling requests. However, expectations for portion size and price vary, with several comments calling the price-to-amount ratio disappointing and some noting that two scoops feel smaller than at other shops. Ambiance is inconsistent across locations; some stores are clean and well kept, while others are criticized for dirty tables, messy seating areas, and even insects that detract from the experience. Convenience and prompt service are mentioned as a plus for quick bites or on-the-go cravings. Overall, the sentiment leans toward enjoying the product and friendly service, tempered by concerns about value, cleanliness, and occasional comfort issues.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Havre aux Glaces describe a well located spot on rue Sainte Catherine offering high quality ice cream with strong fruit flavors in sorbets and a diverse lactose free lineup that feels refreshing. Flavors are praised as delicious and not overly sweet, with recommendations for matcha, lemon and coffee, and many saying the ice cream is the best compared with mass market options. Portions are sometimes noted as small for the price, which some feel makes the cost less of a value, although the quality keeps people coming back. The staff is described as friendly in some reviews, while others mention occasional rude demeanor; opening hours on Google maps can be confusing, with closures at expected times on both weekdays and weekends. The overall impression is that Havre aux Glaces delivers consistently good flavors across locations, sometimes with a standout sorbet lineup including lactose free options, and a preference to try a house made cone.View restaurant profile
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Tsujiri Montreal is widely praised as a top spot for strong matcha and hojicha drinks, with many reviewers noting the quality of matcha lattes, plant-based milk options, and a rich, balanced flavor in desserts such as matcha ice cream, shiratama parfait, yuzu cheesecake, and tiramisu. Savory options like ramen, tonkatsu soba, and dashi chazuke appear in reviews, with some finding the dishes satisfying on a chilly day, while others feel certain items could be more flavorful. Ambience is described as cozy and Japanese inspired with ample seating, making it suitable for studying or catching up with friends, though crowds can make it noisy and harder to find tables at peak times. Service is commonly described as friendly and helpful, contributing to a welcoming vibe, yet a few visits note inconsistency in drinks or an isolated negative interaction that marred the experience. Desserts are sometimes regarded as pricey, but portions and the overall quality of tea and sweets are repeatedly highlighted, reinforcing Tsujiri Montreal as a go to for matcha lovers. Overall, the reviews depict a beloved matcha focused cafe with a large menu, strong desserts, and a comfortable setting that invites return visits to try more items.View restaurant profile
Chocolats Favoris is described by reviewers as a must for chocolate and ice cream lovers, offering ice cream dipped in a thick chocolate shell, a wide array of toppings and sauces, and hot chocolate options that many compare to European style. The shop atmosphere is bright and inviting, with impressive displays and a candy shop vibe, while staff are often praised for friendliness and efficient service during busy times, though wait times can be long. The chocolate coatings are repeatedly celebrated for richness and creaminess, with some noting the shells can be very thick and very sweet, which can overwhelm the ice cream for some palates. Portions are generous and baby or mini sizes are commonly recommended to manage the indulgence; prices are sometimes viewed as high but seen as worth it for quality. Gift options and seasonal treats add to the appeal, making Chocolats Favoris a popular spot for a memorable sweet treat and a chocolate experience.View restaurant profile
La Crémière offers a vanilla frappé that is excellent, with good service and a very convenient location in the Complexe Desjardins. With the tip, it costs a bit more than a small frappé, which some consider quite expensive. Service is described as excellent and the ice cream as good, and several flavors were tried to satisfy cravings while strolling the mall.View restaurant profile
Habibiz is described as a warm, welcoming spot with a cozy, authentic vibe and a great atmosphere for hanging out with friends. The shisha is consistently praised for quality and variety, with many saying it is among the best in Montreal. The food is frequently noted as tasty and well presented, with some dishes highlighted as top picks and good value. Service is repeatedly described as attentive, friendly, and professional, contributing to many reviewers having a very positive experience. A few criticisms appear, including occasional slow service, a cash only policy, and some moments of waiting, but these do not dominate most experiences. Many reviewers also mention the downtown location and the versatile feel for day time coworking or evening socializing, making Habibiz a go to spot for various occasions.View restaurant profile
Reviews of La Finca Café describe a bright, cozy spot with a welcoming vibe and a standout coffee program, where breakfast and brunch favorites like frittata with goat cheese, shakshuka, salmon and kimchi sandwich, bagel BLT, Danish pastries, and a granola yogurt bowl appear frequently, and guests consistently praise the cinnamon rolls as exceptional. The atmosphere is repeatedly called inviting and lively, with some enjoying a small back terrace in warm months and the overall experience enhanced by friendly staff and attentive service during off-peak times. While the food and drinks are often rated highly, reviewers note occasional lines and crowding, variable wait times, and occasional noise in the compact space, with a few items described as pricier or not customizable; laptop use is sometimes restricted. Overall, La Finca Café is viewed as a reliable go-to for delicious coffee and comforting, well-made bites, with a consistently positive sense of ambiance and community.View restaurant profile
Cafe Aunja offers a warm, cozy Persian inspired cafe experience with a varied menu of breakfasts, sandwiches, teas and sweets that many find comforting and flavorful. The atmosphere is repeatedly described as intimate and welcoming, with vintage decor and a vibe that suits studying, chatting, or winding down with a book. Dishes like the mountain omelette and Iranian breakfast receive praise for freshness, while the saffron cake and a range of Persian drinks such as the Persian fog and London fog are highlighted as standout treats. Drink selections and homemade cakes are often cited as excellent, with teas and herbal blends earning high marks for aroma and balance. Some guests report that service can be slow during busy times and prices are on the higher side, and a few items do not meet expectations, but overall the cafe is seen as a hidden gem worth returning to for a unique Persian cafe experience. It is described as a charming, comforting escape with generous portions and engaging flavors.View restaurant profile
Galerie D'Okeya is described as a casual, unassuming hidden gem where onigiri and chirashi are made to order and the freshness of the fish stands out, offering great value for the quality. Reviews note a small counter seating area, a warm and friendly staff, and a shopping element with Japanese tableware that you can browse during the meal. The menu is praised for casual quality handrolls, strong tuna flavors, and tasty matcha desserts, while some feedback mentions the space could be larger and that the dessert Dango can be hit or miss. Overall, it feels like a genuine Nippon dining spot that delights fans of Japanese counter dining and creates a memorable, authentic experience.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
Across reviews, Atelier Marjorie is described as a charming spot for indulgent pastries and creative cake decorating, with desserts like lemon tart, eclair, chou and macarons frequently praised for balance, flavor and texture, and cake designs such as the Paris Brest noted for beauty and taste. Attendees enjoy the cake decorating experiences and tea time as fun social activities, especially with friends, though some comments point to a cramped space, limited seating, and a pace that can feel rushed or disorganized. While the pastries are consistently linked to high quality and delight, a few notices mention concerns about cleanliness, upkeep, and price, as well as the limits of decoration options in some workshops. Personalization and pickup service are praised, with custom cakes reproducing designs faithfully and flavors described as delicious. Taken together, Atelier Marjorie is seen as a standout for pastry lovers and a good option for events or gifts, but potential visitors should be mindful of the compact space, variable service, and cost.View restaurant profile
Kamé - Snack Bar Hawaien draws praise for tasty poke bowls and a diverse cocktail menu, with freshness and creativity in the dishes repeatedly highlighted. The atmosphere is described as unique, warm, and transportive thanks to a Hawaiian vibe, and service is frequently noted as attentive from start to finish. The spot is seen as a good option for a quick lunch, whether ordering to-go or staying in the food court, with bowls generally described as filling for the price. A vegetarian poke with mushrooms is among those highlighted as particularly tasty. However, value can vary, with mentions that one bowl like the WAIMANALO portion felt small for the price and extra sauces can add to the cost. A gluten-free attempt ended badly in one case when soy sauce was added accidentally, causing illness and prompting complaints about training and reimbursement, though some staff were kind. Safety and cleanliness concerns were also noted in one visit, including a rat trap near seating. Bubble tea is described as divine by some, and a house beer is mentioned as a refreshing accompaniment.View restaurant profile
Matcha Zanmai is described as a cozy, bustling haven for true matcha lovers, offering a wide range of desserts and drinks made with high quality ceremonial matcha. The iced matcha latte, matcha lattes, soft serves, mochi desserts, and the Zanmai signature parfait are repeatedly praised for rich, authentic green tea flavor, balanced sweetness, and creamy textures. Many reviews highlight the matcha ice cream as standout, the mochi and cookies as delicious, and the atmosphere as welcoming though sometimes crowded with limited seating. Service is often described as friendly and efficient, with quick handling of orders despite lines, though a few experiences mention slower service during peak times. Price is frequently noted as a bit high but justified by quality, with some items viewed as overpriced or with texture issues in rare cases. Some comments compare the offerings favorably to Japanese standards and rave about the variety of matcha drinks and desserts, while a few mention that certain items like a decaf or almond milk version may disappoint. Overall, Matcha Zanmai is seen as a top destination for authentic matcha in Montreal, especially for desserts like parfaits, ice cream, and mochi, with emphasis on the quality of the matcha and the earthy, balanced flavors.View restaurant profile
Yeh! Yogourt Glacé et Café draws a mixed set of reviews. Some praise the concept and note friendly staff, including a mention of a Spanish speaking team member. Others question value, describing the frozen yogurt as plain and unflavoured and suggesting the product used to taste better. Pricing is described as a little high, though several say the flavor justifies the cost. Beverages such as iced tea receive criticism for not tasting good, while the staff remains described as nice. A note about naming confusion appears in one review, underscoring a sense of inconsistency. When conditions are right, the experience can be decent, but many point out that the quality and appeal vary by day or season and caution against visiting unless the Place des Festivals is active in summer. Taken together, the reviews present an overall picture of pleasant service with uneven quality and value across offerings.View restaurant profile
La Diperie attracts praise for delicious ice cream and soft cookies, with generous portions and a lively, friendly vibe across reviews. Customers note a wide range of flavors and solid value, with many saying the desserts are consistently high quality. Service is described as good and attentive by many staff, though some locations are criticized for being understaffed, leading to long lines and occasional stockouts like vanilla soft serve. Flavor feedback includes pistachio tasting like bitter almond and dulce de leche not living up to expectations, while chocolate is often described as meh. Dips and combinations such as lava cake with soft ice cream are highlighted as particular strengths and very enjoyable. Overall, the reviews present La Diperie as a place to return to for tasty frozen treats despite periodic service challenges.View restaurant profile
Overall, reviews paint L2 Bubbletea as a spacious, cozy place with a wide variety of teas to choose from and friendly service, making it a popular hangout in Chinatown for bubble tea fans. The milk tea with tapioca is frequently recommended, and some patrons enjoyed options like taro and sakura pearls, while others found certain flavors disappointing, such as a pumpkin tea that tasted like tea but lacked any pumpkin and was overly sweet. Service is often praised, though a few notes mention flies in the space and others say the kiosk is not very user friendly and that drinks can taste different from what regulars expect. The mix of positives and some drawbacks suggests L2 Bubbletea is a solid option with room for consistency across visits.View restaurant profile
La Diperie earns praise for tasty ice cream and a playful range of toppings and dips, though some dips taste more like white chocolate than the intended flavors. Outdoor dining is noted as a feature, and the atmosphere is described as welcoming with staff generally helpful and friendly. On the service side, experiences range from very positive, with staff helping customers choose popular flavors, to negative moments where a server appeared distracted and a few long waits occurred. The location is described as attractive and the surroundings pleasant, with many comments about smiling, generous hospitality and a caring overall vibe. The ice cream itself receives strong praise, with textures described as creamy and dips as rich, and mentions of specialty items such as pizza; a few reviews also note occasional declines in quality, like undercooked pizza. Overall, customers leave with positive impressions of La Diperie but note that service consistency and certain menu items can vary.View restaurant profile
Overall, reviews of Presotea show a mix of experiences with some standout drinks and some drawbacks. Some find the tapioca pearls unpalatable, likening them to a chewy blob of gelatin, while the rest of the boba is fine. Mango lychee and grapefruit drinks are praised for fresh ingredients, though mangoes may not always be fully ripe and extra syrup can make some beverages too sweet. Fresh fruit is a highlight in several orders, adding vibrant flavor and making the drinks feel refreshing, especially on hot days. A first visit left a positive impression with the tea based drinks and the mango frappes noted as excellent, though the small location can feel crowded while waiting. All tea based drinks are brewed to order for flavor and freshness, and the drinks are frequently described as healthy options compared to typical bubble tea.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Sophie Sucrée as a standout vegan bakery in Montreal, prized for flaky almond croissants, crookies, and a wide range of vegan pastries, plus savory items like a breakfast sandwich and a vegan tuna salad option, all made without gelatin or any animal ingredients. The almond croissant is highlighted as exceptional, the crookie is a standout favorite, and the overall pastry quality is repeatedly praised for texture and flavor. The space is celebrated for its friendly, attentive staff, clean and welcoming vibe, and a sense of community, with many remarks about great coffee and consistent service. Visitors from Montreal and beyond make it a must stop, including travelers who plan returns when in town or during holidays. The menu is noted for both sweet and savory offerings, including scones, cakes, cupcakes, and seasonal items, with strong appreciation for consistency and value. Overall, Sophie Sucrée emerges as a Montreal vegan staple that delivers cruelty free indulgence, supports local events, and leaves a lasting impression on both locals and visitors.View restaurant profile
Pâtisserie Coucou Gâteau is described as a small, unassuming gem with visually stunning, delicious pastries and a wide range of flavors, from coconut, passion fruit, lychee, yuzu and tiramisu to banana, mango and raspberry. The textures are repeatedly praised as light, flaky and buttery, with fillings that are rich without being overly sweet, and ingredients noted as fresh and high quality. The desserts are described as not too sweet and beautifully made, showing care in every bite. The atmosphere and service are highlighted as amazing, with friendly, sometimes family run vibes, a cozy feel, and prices that are fair for the level of quality. The overall takeaway is that this is a must visit and an absolute gem, with many noting that go early because items sell fast, and that the pastry shop offers standout creations and a memorable experience.View restaurant profile
Overall, reviews describe Zoe Dessert as a go to spot for mango heavy shaved ice and bingsu, a wide and appealing menu, good value, and a generally pleasant vibe, though experiences vary. The mango bingsu is repeatedly praised as refreshing and among the best in Montreal, along with other flavors and toppings that are described as fresh and well presented. The desserts and bubble teas get frequent praise for flavor and presentation, with items like durian pudding and coconut pudding mentioned positively. Some visits are marred by service issues, including rude staff or lack of greeting, occasional denial of water, and a cramped space with longer waits. Many customers emphasize the friendly team and a cozy atmosphere when service goes smoothly, making it a dependable late night or after dinner treat. While the shop can feel busy and small, the menu variety and consistent quality keep it highly recommended by regulars.View restaurant profile
Reviewers describe Zettis crémerie as a visually appealing dessert spot with a wide array of ice creams, waffles, rolled crepes, and indulgent sundaes that come in generous portions and bold flavors like pistachio, praline pecan, and brownie chocolate. The ambiance is noted as photogenic with cute backdrops and a lively vibe, while staff are described as friendly and attentive, with several mentions of careful handling for gluten free options including dedicated cones and attention to cross contamination. Fans praise the variety and creativity of flavors, the appeal of non dairy choices, and the puffed waffles and rolled crepes; some guests found certain items overly sweet or the service slower when only one person was working, and a few noted price for value concerns or inconsistent quality. Overall, Zettis crémerie stands out for its bold dessert concepts, big portions, and great presentation, drawing positive impressions and repeat visits from many guests.View restaurant profile
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Across these reviews, Ripples comes across as a beloved local ice cream spot known for homemade, creamy textures and a wide range of flavors, from classic French vanilla and chocolate to distinctive options like kulfi, halva, ginger, fennurose, and rose, with seasonal choices sometimes sold out. Many visitors note the quality and lack of ice crystals, a clean and cute shop with a counter for inside seating, and friendly, attentive staff who offer good service. The portions are described as generous, with even the smallest or kid size offering ample ice cream, and there are non dairy options and a variety of cones; a perfect warm weather pit stop. Several reviews praise the flavors as inventive and sometimes hard to find elsewhere, though some mention price increases and occasional flavor shortages, yet overall the experience is regarded as top notch and memorable. Ripples is described as a must visit for ice cream lovers, with a reputation for delivering consistently high quality across a broad flavor lineup, including favorites like hazelnut, coconut, and halva.View restaurant profile
Maison de Thé Camellia Sinensis stands out as a destination for serious tea lovers, offering a wide and varied selection that spans everyday favorites to premium blends, with many customers enjoying discounts on certain teas and the option to order online. The staff are consistently described as courteous, knowledgeable, and helpful, with many reviewers noting clear explanations of tea concepts and tailored recommendations without being pushy. The shop is praised for its beautiful presentation, inviting atmosphere, aromatic interior, and the chance to sample teas through tastings or a sampler, and for hosting discovery workshops and a strong emphasis on origins and flavor notes on the website. The range includes numerous teas, tisanes, and infusions, and the store emphasizes authenticity and high quality with handpicked teas and craft traditions. Several reviewers highlight the convenience of a seamless shopping experience, good customer service, and a desire to return when in Montreal, though a small number mention occasional uneven service. Eco friendly practices and a focus on sustainable sourcing are noted as strengths, and the option to explore a substantial catalog makes it a top pick for enthusiasts seeking variety, education, and a refined tea experience.View restaurant profile
Le Petit Dep comes up in many reviews as a cozy, visually charming cafe in the Old Port area, part cafe and part boutique with a quirky, warm decor and a welcoming vibe. Coffee is frequently praised, with cappuccino and flat white getting strong mentions, and croissants and other pastries earning praise though a few items are described as just okay or occasionally overcooked. The atmosphere is consistently noted as warm, intimate, and relaxing, a place to linger, read, or chat, while a policy of not allowing laptops is appreciated by some and disappointing to others. The staff are often described as friendly and efficient, though service speed can dip during busy periods. Prices are generally seen as reasonable for the location, with some items perceived as pricey, and the shop side's local products and souvenirs add charm. Dietary options such as gluten free and vegan treats are highlighted, and the mix of food and beverages plus the boutique feel is regarded as a standout feature that draws both locals and visitors back. Overall, Le Petit Dep is viewed as a dependable, photogenic spot offering solid coffee, tasty baked goods, and a distinctive aesthetic that guests remember.View restaurant profile
Les Glaceurs is described across reviews as a place with a good mix of sorbet, ice cream, and cupcakes, where the service is frequently friendly and the treats are visually appealing, with birthday candles and a memorable in-store moment noted by visitors. Many praise the variety of flavors, fast service, and cupcakes that taste good and look good, and some call it one of the best cupcake spots in Montreal. However, some critics mention a very limited cupcake selection for a cupcake shop, classic flavors that feel unoriginal, and counters staff who can be less welcoming, while others note that the shop seems to target tourists in Montreal's Old Town and that prices are high but expected in that area. Overall impressions are positive with strong recommendations, even as a few caveats about selection and atmosphere are kept in mind.View restaurant profile
Ming Tao Xuan draws praise for a beautiful store, a magical ambiance, and a standout tea selection including oolong and pu erh in Montreal, with knowledgeable and friendly staff at times and impressive decor and artworks. However, tea service is not offered at the moment and there is no seating, with some visitors feeling unwelcome or unsure how to be accommodated, especially non Chinese guests. Hours can be inconsistent, with closures or online listings that do not match, prompting calls ahead to confirm. Overall, the reviews point to high quality tea and aesthetics alongside logistical and welcome challenges that can affect the experience.View restaurant profile
CA LEM Crèmerie Creamery draws praise for a playful, ever-changing flavor lineup that includes vegan and lactose-free options and a mix of light, creamy textures. Reviewers point to standout flavors such as pandan coco, lemon yuzu sorbet, watermelon swirl, taro, mango gelato, and lime mojito, with some rotations like Dubai chocolate keeping the menu exciting. The shop is described as busy at times with long lines, but staff are consistently friendly, attentive, and efficient in serving guests. Some comments note that the overall flavor selection can feel limited compared to other spots, and a few batches are described as ordinary or not very decadent. The location near the old port and the option to pair ice cream with bubble tea are seen as pluses, and many appreciate the fresh, light, and refreshing profiles ideal for hot days. Overall, the experience is viewed as worth a visit by many, with strong service and a variety of flavors, though expectations about variety and value can vary.View restaurant profile
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Le Petit Dep is a charming, eclectic cafe and shop in Old Montreal, popular with visitors for its cozy atmosphere, quirky decor, and a wide range of local products, coffees, pastries and gifts. The café serves well-loved staples like almond croissants and a strong coffee aroma, with standout drinks such as cortados and flat whites; hot chocolate and London Fog receive high marks, while some chai drinks are noted as overly spicy or underwhelming. The space is small and often busy, with limited seating and a no laptop policy that encourages conversation rather than work. The front window and interior feel like a tiny magical store, making it a place to linger or browse souvenirs, though some visitors find prices high and the crowds tight. Service can be warm and friendly, but on busy days wait times and occasional missteps occur, and some reviews report stale baked goods or inconsistent experiences. Construction nearby and occasional lack of amenities like toilets are also mentioned.View restaurant profile
Crèmerie -18° is described as a bright, welcoming spot in Griffintown with a smooth, creamy ice cream lineup that includes both dairy and vegan options and a standout soft serve with a wide range of dips and toppings. Reviewers praise bold flavors and careful balancing, from lotus and burnt honey with miso caramel to pistachio and pineapple raspberries, plus a camerise royale soft serve that feels refreshing and indulgent. Some experiences note that vanilla or basic flavors can feel ordinary or pricey, and a chocolate cup may fall short, but overall quality remains high. The staff are repeatedly described as friendly and attentive, and the decor and vibe are described as charming and vibrant. Overall Crèmerie -18° appears to be a strong new option in Griffintown, offering a generous vegan presence and inventive toppings while leaving room to grow as flavors expand.View restaurant profile
