Overall, Café 92 Degres is described as a cozy neighborhood spot with excellent coffee, a welcoming vibe, and a varied menu of sandwiches, soups and pastries that many reviewers find memorable, from tuna and omelette sandwiches to chocolate treats; the atmosphere and staff are repeatedly praised for warmth and attentiveness, while a few reviews note occasional service hiccups or items missing and a wish for a bit more consistent temperature, but the coffee, the quality of food and the friendly multilingual staff make Café 92 Degres a standout and a local treasure.
As I am someone who doesn't drink coffee & this is a café, you can take my review with a grain of salt.
The people here seem nice & I like the Mexican decor. Apart from that, I'm not a huge fan of the ambiance - tends to be very cramped & crowded. It's one of those places where you really need to fight to give no tip on card, even though you're the one putting your stuff in a bin after you eat.
The prices feel low when you enter, but the portions are small & it ends up being a place you'll spend over 20$ on food & still be hungry. Been here three times now & the toast has been burnt all three times, the soup tastes like it is canned or something. The molletes aren't really the kind you'll see if you look them up online (an open faced sandwich), it's just some bread with beans & some basic, tasteless cheese on it. Overall the food isn't disgusting (apart from the burnt bread), but just feels like hospital level food or whatever.
Atención personalizada y muy amable. Es un café popular en el barrio, vienen muchos vecinos a tomar el desayuno. Hablan francés, inglés y espanol. Hacen un 10% de descuento a los estudiantes (está cerca de la universidad Concordia). Acceso para silla de ruedas, terraza exterior, sofás muy cómodos en el interior. Tienen otros productos además de café, como velas, jabones y camisetas de motivación mexicana. No cuenta con parking propio, lógico sabiendo que está en medio de la ciudad. 100% recomendado.
Apr 12, 2026
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Increíble descubrimiento ! Café mexicano con opción descafeinado exquisito, recién molido. Llegamos a primerísima hora de abertura y ya había una cola enorme de gente… eso dice mucho del café ! Por fin encontré aquí un bocadillo de pollo como los de Espana. Maravilloso ! 30$ dos bocadillos y dos cafés lates. Decoración del local increíble ! Tienen pinturas de arte que venden a 100$ a cual más hermosa. 10% de descuento a estudiantes.
Small & delicious café in every sense of the word. Great soups great sandwiches, superb coffees & drinks all inspired by the very soulful Mexican owner who's spirit fills the restaurant with care & passion.
I absolutely love this place. I go back for their mocha because they use Mexican hot chocolate. The service is incredible. The staff is amazing. & they speak a multitude of languages when you go in there, so if you don't speak English if you don't speak French if you don't speak Spanish, someone in there speaks a language, you know.
Owned by Mexicans. Plenty of seating inside & outside. Great choice of cookies & shortbread. Limited choice on savory items but delicious. Will come back again.
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Great coffee shop; pleasant staff, tasty mexican food & good coffee. Definitely an NDG staple at this point. Oh & there's always cool art on display! Only problem is that I wish they controlled the temperature better in the shop.
Very relaxed, low key cafe with delicious Mexican mocha. Their food is really tasty, especially the quesadillas. & they have lots of Mexican sauces & spices to buy. As well as local artisan jewelry & accessories. Love the community spirit. But mainly the coffee.
Great little neighbourhood cafe with a Mexican influence. The Mexican hot chocolate brings me back to my time spent backpacking through the country. Delicious, cozy, comfy.
