Un Instant en Provence is described in reviews as a cozy, Provençal inspired bakery cafe with a welcoming vibe and attentive service. Pastries and breads are consistently praised for freshness and flavor, with croissants, pains au chocolat, tarte tropézienne, choux pastries, and lavender themed treats earning frequent accolades, and the overall quality often seen as worth the price. Coffee and tea are well liked, though a few diners report drinks arriving lukewarm or cold, and a handful note an undercooked brioche in a winter setting. The atmosphere and decor are repeatedly highlighted as beautiful and inviting, ideal for a coffee, a bite, or a relaxed visit with friends. Most reviews commend the friendly staff and the sense of a genuine French bakery, while some suggestions focus on consistency and value, but the consensus is that Un Instant en Provence offers a memorable Provençal touch in a neighborhood bakery with strong pastries and solid coffee.View restaurant profile
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Reviews describe Crèmerie Dalla Rose as a standout in Saint Henri, with patrons calling it among the best ice cream spots in Montreal. Pricing is described as high, yet the treats are seen as worth the cost and the experience is something of a hobby for some visitors east of the canal. First time visitors express delight at the high quality of the ice cream. Overall, the reviews present Crèmerie Dalla Rose as a top ice cream destination in the city.View restaurant profile
Reviewers describe Iku Ramen as a warm, cozy spot with cat-themed decor where generous portions and comforting bowls stand out. Ramen varieties such as spicy miso, black garlic, and shoyu with grilled chicken are praised for rich, flavorful broths and chewy noodles, while a few bowls like tonkotsu are noted as less rich or a touch bland. The atmosphere is repeatedly called friendly and inviting, with quick, attentive service and small, thoughtful touches like mochi and friendly staff that make the experience feel welcoming. Side dishes and desserts, including karaage, edamame, and matcha tiramisu, are highlighted as tasty complements that add variety to meals. Some caveats mention the small size of the venue, occasional heat in the dining area, and a preference for more pronounced umami in certain broths, but overall Iku Ramen is viewed as an affordable, dependable ramen destination with a standout cat theme and consistently solid flavors.View restaurant profile
Maison De Thé Cha Noir is described in reviews as a chic, welcoming tea house with a superb selection of loose leaf teas and a calm, inviting atmosphere that makes it perfect for chatting with friends, reading, or quiet moments alone. The service is consistently praised as impeccable and friendly, with staff who are knowledgeable and eager to explain the differences between teas. The place is noted for its delightful scones and light desserts, affordable prices, and even a terrace that adds a tranquil spot to enjoy beverages. Many visitors consider it an institution in the neighborhood and a go to spot to stock up on tea, discover new blends, and find gift ideas, while others highlight the serene environment and the opportunity to unwind. Overall, the experience centers on high quality tea, thoughtful service, and a peaceful ambiance that invites return visits.View restaurant profile
Across reviews, Honi Honi is noted for fresh ingredients, generous portions, and good value, with poke bowls and Thai dishes praised for flavor and variety and the option to customize bowls. The atmosphere is described as cozy and casual, with friendly service that helps create quick, efficient dining experiences. While many diners rate the food highly and say they would return, there are occasional remarks about inconsistency, such as some dishes not feeling fully authentic or meals arriving at uneven times, and a few items described as underwhelming. Several reviews also mention improvements after renovations or changes in ownership, and that the poke bowls remain a highlight. Overall, Honi Honi appears to deliver reliable, tasty options for a casual meal with broad appeal.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Komma Rosta as a warm, inviting cafe with cozy, eclectic decor and a relaxed, family friendly vibe, where comforting Japanese inspired dishes like onigiri and curry udon sit beside solid coffee, tea and desserts; guests praise friendly and attentive staff, a welcoming space for studying or catching up with friends, and occasional live music. The menu is noted for affordability and shareable options, with popular drinks including matcha, hojicha latte and chai latte, and treats like brownie and poppy seed cake. The cafe is especially valued for its kid friendly play area, though some reviews mention noise from other patrons and, in a few cases, the absence of table service and a desire for better ventilation to reduce fried smells. Overall it comes across as a popular neighborhood spot with delicious food and great coffee, inviting return visits.View restaurant profile
L2 Bubbletea draws praise for a wide range of drinks, from milk teas to fruit teas and toppings, with many reviewers highlighting bold tea flavors and fresh, chewy pearls when prepared well. The space is described as welcoming and comfortable, with ample seating and a relaxed vibe that makes it easy to enjoy a drink solo or with friends while a little background music plays. Service is repeatedly rated as friendly and attentive, with staff guiding customers through the order and offering quick, reliable help, though a couple of comments note occasional inconsistencies or rude experiences. Most reviewers find prices reasonable and value for money, with favorites like Hong Kong milk tea and brown sugar drinks singled out as standout options. A few concerns mention pearls that are too chewy and a rare critique of staff turnover, but overall the consensus is that L2 Bubbletea remains a dependable, popular spot for a flavorful bubble tea fix, delivering consistent quality and a broad selection that keeps customers coming back.View restaurant profile
Ramen Isshin draws strong consensus for rich, comforting broths, chewy noodles and tender toppings like chashu and marinated eggs, with many calling it the best ramen in Montreal or among the best. The menu offers a range of flavors from traditional to spicy miso and includes solid vegetarian options, while desserts such as mango pudding or shaved ice are frequently praised. Service is consistently warm, friendly, and efficient, and the decor is described as clean, cozy, or modern. Portions are generally satisfying and prices are viewed as fair by many, though a few reviewers find value a bit high and note occasional shortages or items selling out. The atmosphere suits dates, friends, and solo visits, and staff handling of busy rooms, large groups, and terrace seating is often highlighted. Overall, Ramen Isshin is viewed as a standout ramen destination in Montreal, delivering reliable quality and a loyal following that looks forward to seasonal specials and new creations.View restaurant profile
Salon de thé Le Gryphon d'Or offers a superb high tea experience with exquisite food and tea at very reasonable prices. Reviewers note the friendly, attentive staff, and scones that arrive fresh from the oven with a tempting toppings flight and refills that delight. Gluten free options are available and appreciated, with a menu that features layered savories such as salmon quiches and cucumber sandwiches, followed by a selection of desserts including cheesecakes, shortbread, butter tarts and fresh fruit. Everything is described as fresh and delicious, with many saying the scones and tea selection are standout, and the overall experience feels intimate and homey in a small space. Reservations are advised as the venue is small, and a cash only policy is mentioned by some; it is widely regarded as a warm, welcoming gem with great value and a memorable afternoon tea.View restaurant profile
Kazo Ramen receives enthusiastic praise for its rich tonkotsu and flavorful broths, with customers noting creamy textures and well balanced umami, and chashu that melts in the mouth, while others rave about the noodles and toppings like fried karaage, takoyaki, gyoza and dumplings, as well as spicy sesame tan tan and the shoyu with shrimp dumpling. The atmosphere is described as cozy and welcoming with a modern decor that many find appealing, and service is frequently highlighted as quick, friendly and attentive. Several reviews mention excellent value for money and affordable prices for the quality. However, some drawbacks appear in a few comments: portions are reported as smaller in recent updates, some dishes sold out during peak times, and a few diners encountered undercooked chicken, less salty broth or issues with the cleanliness of the toilets; a minority notes that AI decor affects the ambiance. Overall, Kazo Ramen is regarded as one of the top ramen spots in the area, with many diners considering it the best ramen in Lasalle or the Montreal region, and many indicating frequent returns and strong recommendations.View restaurant profile
