Reviews describe Café Cosé as a cozy, welcoming neighborhood cafe with a warm vibe and friendly staff, where the drinks are repeatedly praised for balance and depth, especially banana bread matcha, earl grey salted matcha, sea salt earl grey matcha, orange blossom matcha, and the Vietnamese coffee, with many noting a smooth, vibrant flavor and high quality. The space is seen as good for working or relaxing, though seating is limited and peak hours can bring waits. Pastries and light bites are generally well received, with fresh flavors and well presented options. The staff and the owner are described as kind and welcoming, contributing to a sense of community. Some critiques mention prices being on the higher side, occasional order mix ups, or variability in sweetness and service speed. Overall Café Cosé is regarded as a standout matcha destination in Montreal with a loyal following and a vibe that invites return visits.View restaurant profile
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Overall, Sunday Cuisine Café is described as a bright, cozy cafe with a friendly, attentive staff and a vibe that makes it a reliable go-to for healthy, fresh fare. Reviewers praise the quality and variety of ingredients, from smoothies and smoothie bowls to breakfast wraps, salmon sandwiches, and bowls, with many calling the beverages and acai bowls standout items. Prices are noted as high by some, especially relative to portion sizes, while others feel the value comes from the freshness and thoughtful presentation. The service is repeatedly highlighted as warm and personal, though a few experiences mention slower or less friendly moments and a couple of missteps with orders. The space is favored for its aesthetics and for the ability to settle in for a relaxed brunch or coffee, with some comments about it being busier or noisier at peak times. Overall, the reviews point to a beloved neighborhood spot that excels in fresh, healthy options and friendly service, with room for improvement on value and consistency.View restaurant profile
Brasserie Capri is described as a neighborhood sports bar with strong value, offering affordable drinks and generous portions, a lively atmosphere especially during hockey and baseball games with many screens. The menu highlights wings and a standout pork dish, and the kitchen is praised for quality cooking and flavorful dishes, while service is repeatedly noted as fast, friendly, and professional. The bar vibe is convivial with a welcoming staff and, in good weather, a nice terrace; some reviews mention a more low-key or dive-bar feel and occasional uneven ambiance. Overall, it comes across as a reliable spot to watch games, socialize with friends, and enjoy good value food and drinks, with positive remarks about the crowd and energy, balanced by a few suggestions for more flavor variety and stronger IPA options.View restaurant profile
Le Café Bloom appears as a cozy, family friendly brunch spot known for fresh, refreshing dishes and weekend specials that keep the menu interesting; the space feels warm and relaxed with indie vibes and a welcoming, community feel, sometimes complimented by a small grocery and homemade jams. The food earns praise for quality and variety, from brunch staples to pastries, with favorites like the bun dej and tuna melt frequently highlighted, and the coffee also receiving positive notes; several reviews mention accommodating dietary needs such as lactose free options. The service is described as friendly and attentive on many visits, though a few experiences point to slower service, crowded times, or less courteous moments, and some visitors report issues like dirty glassware, hair on dishes, or restrictions on laptop use during weekends. Price ranges are described as fair to sometimes pricey, depending on items, and a handful of readers remark that a winter visit can feel chilly inside. Overall, Le Café Bloom comes across as a beloved neighborhood staple with a cozy, inviting vibe and dependable comfort food, tempered by occasional inconsistencies.View restaurant profile
Lovina Café & Épicerie comes across as a cozy, modern neighborhood spot with a handy in house épicerie where good coffee and fresh pastries meet reasonable prices. The friendly, attentive service and warm atmosphere are frequently praised, with customers enjoying lattes, croissants, muffins and other treats, and appreciating the chance to pick up weekly staples. Some reviewers note imperfections in drinks, mentioning a burnt tasting cappuccino, and a few say the pastries or overall experience fall short of the positive buzz elsewhere. Still, many consider it a reliable go to for a sweet treat, a solid coffee stop and a convenient local shop, often described as one of the best little spots in the area and a place they are happy to return to.View restaurant profile
Reviewers describe Café Redwood as a welcoming, cozy spot with bright, minimal decor and a canal-side vibe that’s ideal for coffee lovers and study sessions. The coffee is frequently praised as exceptional, with standout drinks like the dulce de leche latte, latte praliné, and a mango rose water matcha. Everything is often described as fresh and house-made, from pastries such as madeleines, palmiers, cream puffs and choux to sandwiches made on focaccia, and savory options like avocado toast and a wasabi BLT receive high marks. Service is generally friendly and efficient, with quick service and occasional gestures like cookies for waiting, though some reviews mention moments of cold or inattentive service and that prices can be high. The ambiance is described as cozy, bright and conducive to work, with some notes about groups of runners being loud and a few accessibility concerns. Overall Café Redwood is a go to for specialty coffee lovers in the area, offering a wide drink and pastry selection, fresh made meals and a welcoming vibe, though prices can be high and service can vary.View restaurant profile
