Cafe Aunja propose une sélection méticuleusement élaborée de thés persans traditionnels accompagnés d'un assortiment de collations authentiques. L'intérieur reflète une sensibilité artistique, intégrant des motifs décoratifs complexes et des textiles traditionnels qui définissent l'identité visuelle distincte de l'espace. Les clients découvrent un menu axé sur des mélanges de feuilles en vrac de haute qualité et des pâtisseries maison confectionnées selon des techniques éprouvées. L'environnement privilégie une atmosphère tranquille propice à la contemplation ou aux tâches studieuses loin du tumulte urbain. Chaque élément, de la vaisselle ornée aux infusions herbacées aromatiques, souligne un engagement envers l'héritage culturel et le savoir-faire artisanal. Cet établissement constitue un sanctuaire délibéré pour les amateurs de boissons botaniques spécifiques et de bouchées subtiles dans un cadre qui valorise le raffinement silencieux avant tout.
Cafe Aunja est largement reconnu comme une destination chaleureuse, charmante et esthétiquement unique à Montréal qui transporte ses visiteurs grâce à son ambiance perse authentique et son décor soigné. Les clients louent fréquemment la qualité du menu, soulignant les délicieux sandwichs, la soupe aux lentilles fraîche, les omelettes savoureuses et les boissons signatures comme le brouillard persan ainsi que les diverses tisanes. Bien que de nombreux visiteurs décrivent le service comme amical et accueillant, d'autres ont noté que le café peut devenir très fréquenté et bruyant, ce qui entraîne parfois un service plus lent ou des difficultés à trouver une place. Bien que certains clients trouvent les prix élevés et aient formulé des critiques constructives concernant la fluidité du service ou la texture de certains plats, la majorité des avis reflètent une expérience très positive, de nombreux habitués appréciant la richesse culturelle et le confort douillet qui font de Cafe Aunja un incontournable local.
I stumbled upon Cafe Aunja while exploring the area & it quickly became one of my favorite spots in the city. The atmosphere is incredibly cozy & perfect for getting some work done or just catching up with a friend over a cup of tea. The decor has such a unique charm that makes you feel right at home. I will definitely be making this a regular stop whenever I am in the neighborhood.
Honestly one of the most aesthetically pleasing cafes I have visited lately. The interior design is stunning & creates such a calming vibe that is hard to come by in such a busy part of town. I really enjoyed the selection of teas & the overall quietude of the space. It is a great spot to bring a book or just sit & enjoy the quiet for an hour or two. Highly recommended for a low key afternoon.
A characterful cafe with attentive staff. I had their ginger herbal tea, which was delicious, & a good generous breakfast. As I walked to the museum, the warmth of their rose & cardamom jam lingered long after. Would definitely go back!
Expensive experience, but I would say for the most part it's worth it. As a student, the computer policy is a little confusing & inconsistent. I've had a good number of their drinks, overall tasted pretty good, except one time I was recommended a ginger tea, my throat & tongue hurt for the rest of the day. Other than that, only positive experiences.
I liked the atmosphere of the cafe however the service & food was not of our liking!
Servant did not bother even bringing the menu to us !
We ordered lentil soup & a tea pot. Lentils were not fully cooked! I won't call it lentil soup!
& tea was not usual Iranian tea expected !
I expected higher from this place! Unfortunately disappointing!
I got the koukou chicken sandwich.
It was delicious but impossible to eat, just looking at it, I thought I was gonna break my jaw 😅. Perhaps take the same quantity & just make it more flat (ie. Bigger in width than height).
Also, I think you should have an option for tea or drink with the meal that is reasonably priced. (Ex: 5$ cup of tea if purchased with a meal). The only option available was a pot of tea 10$ & all other tea drinks >9$.
Thank you.
I ordered dessert & tea, but both were average. The portions felt especially small. At these prices, you expect something more filling & higher quality. The décor of the place is nice, but it's not worth coming just for that. Overall, it wasn't a satisfying experience.
We went to this place right after dining in their restaurant next door!
Atmosphere & the design - just like the restaurant- is well thought & resembling Iranian culture & heritage.
We have ordered a dessert called Freni, which was very delicious. Followed up by ginger tea, persian fog & some classic black tea. All well presented & proportionate. Saffron cake was also delicious!
A café with a distinctly Persian vibe! The décor is completely Iranian! it honestly felt like I had stepped into a café in Tehran. The menu is very professionally designed & offers appealing items for both Iranians & non-Iranians alike. The staff were kind & welcoming.
I had a Persian Fog !it was tea latté with lovely saffron aroma. My friends also enjoyed their orders. I'll definitely be coming back next time for breakfast
