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83 Nord is described as a cozy cafe and market with a bright, welcoming atmosphere located right beside a ski trail in winter. Reviewers praise the quality coffee and pastries, standout items like pistachio croissants and mochas, and the option to shop for local gourmet goods alongside drinks and light bites. Some critiques mention high prices and occasional service issues or pastry inconsistencies, and a few note limited on-site food variety. Overall, the place is seen as a charming, inviting stop that blends cafe culture with a curated marketplace, making it a frequent recommendation and a favorite for many visitors to Tremblant.
Came here for coffee & a pastry. Great atmosphere that surpasses your average Tim Hortons or whatnot. Prices are on the higher end but not excessive for most of their coffees & pastries.
Mar 4, 2026
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This place was fabulous. My daughter's, & wife thoroughly enjoyed themselves. I found it to be a very nice place too. The coffee was great & the food ideas were also good.
A beautiful little coffee shop & market! Delightful little find along the P'tit Train du Nord trail with one of the best mochas I've ever had. Came back a couple days later to shop the market & picked up a beautiful frozen pizza, some wine & little snacks. Great little stop close ish to the mountain!
Oct 11, 2025
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83 Nord has quickly become one of my favorite places in Tremblant. The moment you step in, the space feels so warm & inviting - you can tell a lot of thought went into creating such a beautiful spot. The seating is comfortable & stylish, making it the perfect place to relax with a coffee or catch up with friends.
The coffee is excellent, & the pastries are out of this world - those croissants are a must-try. They also have fresh salads & sandwiches that are perfect for a quick bite. What really makes 83 Nord special is the selection of gourmet products you can take home. They partner with amazing small businesses from Quebec, & it's clear how much they care about supporting local producers. It's one of those places where you always find something unique & high quality.
The team is so friendly & welcoming, which just makes you want to come back. If you're in Tremblant, make sure to stop here - you'll love it.
83 Nord offers a beautifully set up space in Mont-Tremblant, reflecting a significant investment in ambiance. The neighborhood is charming, making it a promising stop for coffee enthusiasts. However, my visit was tainted by a dismissive attitude from the first employeei met, which overshadowed the experience. Specialty coffee is about more than just the brew; it's about the journey & engagement. While the barista who served my flat whites was pleasant, the overall staff interaction needs a serious review. I hope to see improvements to match, I was supposed to buy breakfast, collection of coffee beans for me to experiment at home, souvenirs & 2 Flat Whites, I ended up just buying the flat whites & left quickly, it wasn't worth the 30 minutes drive back & forth to experiment a new place with such experience. P.S. the photo is at Château Moritt
I live about 20min away, & often come by for a coffee & a snack. The team is warm & friendly, but also respectful of those maybe not as social.
The pastries are amazing, & the market, although on the pricier end of things, is wonderful. Local & hand crafted items add to so much charm. I can't recommend this place enough.
Very good coffee & the pastries are fantastic, I had a pistachio chocolate croissant that was perfect & unique. The market is also fun & lots of interesting things to eat & maybe gifts for people.
Cute place but that's all. Coffee is bitter & beans taste burnt. $5.75 for the most mid pastry you'll ever have. Not flaky as laminated pastries should be & had haphazardly placed pecans & chocolate throughout. I wish I enjoyed it but it was sadly an overpriced miss.
Great coffee, great gourmet shop. However, 3rd time that I bought stale pastries & bread here (prob a day old but at full price). Bread comes from Montreal - why when we have a host of great local bakeries?! Not going back for baked goods. Otherwise a lovely shop.
