Reviews describe Cachitos as a warm, welcoming spot for Venezuelan comfort food, where cachitos and tequenos are consistently praised for freshness and flavor, with a menu offering a variety of fillings like ham and cheese, chorizo cheese, and goyave with cheese. Coffee and cafe vibes are loved too, with friendly staff, attentive service, and latte art that adds a cute touch to a relaxed atmosphere. The food is described as fresh and homemade, and the cachitos are often called among the best ever, while some comments note the overall experience is solid but not always wow, yet still enjoyable and worth returning for. The space is small but has plenty of seating, which helps during busy times, and desserts such as cocada receive praise. Overall Cachitos is seen as a dependable, tasty stop in Montreal for a quick snack or comforting bite that nods to Venezuelan flavors.
We grabbed a drink & bite to eat & were so happy that we walked over to this establishment. The food was fresh & delicious & satisfying. We definitely will make our way over here again on our next trip to Montreal.
Non-enthusiastic service. Cachitos had too much dough. Atmosphere in accordance. Not all offerings available. Of those available not all were freshly made. But then again, it's virtually impossible to find a bakery in Montreal island which offers fresh produce.
Jul 4, 2024
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I was in downtown & I wanted to visit Cachitos for breakfast, I waited until opening time, & then 9:32 am we come in, the place is empty, the lady who is there is just putting the cahitos in the oven, saying would take 30 min. I mean if the place opens at 9:30 the personal should arrive before in order to have everything ready for opening. I paid more parking & waited for nothing.
The coffee was okay, & the service was great, but it seemed the staff were overworked & overwhelmed by the heat in the place, as there was no air conditioning inside.
The cachitos are so good, I used to go to the previous location & it was always a great treat to help me study. The staff is always very nice. I haven't seen the owner for the last few trips but he's the reason I come back to get some cachitos whenever I can. The only draw is their current location. It's horribly small, but ACed at least. The vibe is not as interesting as before. But if you're not looking to sit down & eat this is perfect.
Aux palais curieux! Les cachitos (met typique du vendredi) sont des pains farcis soit au jambon, au fromage, au bacon, aux épinards, à la viande. Ils sont délicieux! Osez!
Naika & Fernando gave us top notch customer service! They made our wait for tequenos enjoyable. Was a pleasure meeting you guys! - Girls from Ontario (the girl who's not Latina but maybe should be hahaha) Also great tequenos!
Jun 15, 2024
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Je suis finalement retourné avec ma femme dimanche après-midi. Nous avons pris 4 pains farcis venezueliens & des petits bâtonnets au fromage. Encore une fois un pure délice 😋😋😋
Parece que hubo cambios en la receta? El jamón no tiene el mismo sabor, la masa no sé si tambien fue cambida o no estaba bien cocida pero tenía una textura diferente y rara...esos dos puntos le quitaron el buen gusto al cachito. La salsa que acompana también perdió sabor, sabe mucho a mayonesa simple... Espero que haya sido puntual como cambio, estuve decepcionada con mi caja de 6 cachitos.
May 17, 2024
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Venezuelan food?! In Montreal?! Say less. This is a hole-in-the-wall bakery offering cachitos, a Venezuelan savory pastry usually filled with ham & typically shaped like croissants. They seemed to have some indoor seating, but we ordered at their outdoor window - it reminded us of the South Florida'ventanita' culture. It was a lovely experience. We stumbled upon Cachitos while walking around Montreal & had to do a double-take. The place's name wasn't in French, & upon closer look, we saw that it was a Venezuelan spot. Needless to say we had to try the food. As someone raised in Miami, I have somewhat high standards for Latin cuisine, & Cachitos' food did not disappoint. They had an extensive menu of different cachitos, everything from the traditional ham & cheese to guava-filled ones (which I regret not getting). We went with the traditional ham, & it was delicious! You could tell it had been freshly baked. It was so warm, & every bite just took us back to the street food in Miami. It was one of the best fast-food Latin pastries I've had in a while. It came with a sauce side, making for the perfect pairing. The one thing I wish they did differently? Adding prices to their menu. I had no idea whether we would pay $10 or $3 (we ended up paying $6 for one, a fair price for a hearty snack).
Food is food, coffee is coffee, place is place. Although unassuming in it's exteriour, it is the same for the quality of the product. Just very alright. What I can give is that it is conveniently placed & good on the go. The food was surprisingly filling for what it is.
