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.
Quels sont les horaires d'ouverture de Cafe Aunja ?
OUVERT Aujourd'hui : 9:00 - 19:30
lundi
9:00 - 19:00
mardi
9:00 - 19:30
mercredi
9:00 - 19:30
jeudi
9:00 - 19:30
vendredi
9:00 - 19:30
samedi
10:00 - 19:00
dimanche
10:00 - 18:00
Est-ce que Cafe Aunja accepte les réservations ?
Les réservations en ligne ne sont pas offertes directement sur cette fiche pour Cafe Aunja. Cependant, vous pouvez les appeler au (514) 914-8337 pour vous renseigner sur la disponibilité.
Est-ce que Cafe Aunja propose la commande en ligne ?
Oui, Cafe Aunja propose la commande en ligne pour la livraison.
Le Café Aunja est largement reconnu comme un joyau caché, charmant et chaleureux, offrant une expérience authentique et unique de la culture perse à Montréal. Les visiteurs apprécient particulièrement son décor artistique et son atmosphère paisible, qui en font un refuge idéal pour se détendre entre amis ou profiter d'un moment de calme. Le menu est constamment salué pour ses saveurs exquises et sa qualité, le fameux thé Persian Fog et le gâteau au safran figurant parmi les favoris des clients. Bien que l'endroit soit très prisé et puisse être animé durant les fins de semaine, l'accueil chaleureux du personnel et le cadre invitant en font une destination incontournable pour ceux qui recherchent une cuisine délicieuse et une expérience mémorable.
The baristas were very helpful in finding me a table & suggesting tea blends.
The place was extremely busy & quite loud. Since they do take reservations, I strongly suggest making one if you do not want to have to wait standing in a drafty doorway 😉
A wonderful Persian café with a fabulous brunch, fragrant teas, & truly delicious sandwiches. Everything feels fresh, generous, & made with care. A place that quickly becomes a favourite.
This café has such a warm, cozy, cultural, & colorful vibe. It's perfect for anyone who loves studying, working, or reading in cafés. The space is very aesthetically pleasing & instantly makes you feel comfortable. The food is healthy, though a bit on the expensive side.
I had one of their teas (Persian rose, orange blossom, orange peel, lemon verbena, & honey) & honestly, it relaxed me so much that I had to go back home just to sleep (it made so sleepy). It was incredibly calming & soothing (I would recommend taking it around your sleep time). I'd definitely go back just for that tea.
Cozy place but low standards for food & service. We were served cold food (eggs, omlette). The falafel sandwich was dry (imagine felafel in thick barbari bread with a bit of mayo!). Tea was impossible to drink in the jars they served them in & tasted like hot water (because they are not properly brewed & leaves float on top). You pay for food & tip before you get food & service so they don't care when you tell them about your experience. One of the orders came with soup, but we were told after that they didn't have any & they just added more potatoes to the dish which already came with potatoes. Overall disappointing experience. My advice if you end up there is: order coffee & cake & go somewhere else for food, it's not worth it. Don't compromise on your standards.
Edit: Thank you for the reply. My review was not about misunderstanding your concept. I know what quick service means, & I know what tisanes & barbari bread are. The issue was the quality.
Many people think they created something new, but there is a reason no one eats falafel in thick barbari bread. You use it because it is the only bread you have, which is convenience, not ingenuity, & it makes the sandwich dry.
If a tea or tisane tastes like hot water with honey, it is not well prepared.
Requiring customers to tip before receiving food or service creates responsibility. If the service does not meet expectations, the simple solution is to apologize & offer a refund, or remove the pre tip option & let people tip at the end.
Regarding the soup, the problem was that you knew it was not available at the time of ordering. I asked for the soup of the day, & you serve only one soup, so the shortage was already known but not mentioned.
You may win awards for decor or menu photos, but the food quality did not match that level.
This café is truly a hidden gem! The food, the teas, the homemade cakes, the sandwiches, & the smoothies - everything is absolutely first class. You really have to try it!
Went here with a group with a reservation for 9am which is when this cafe opens. The reserved table didn't have enough chairs. We had to go up to the counter to order & prepay. Food was then brought to our table. I ordered a big pot of tea to share. Others received their meals but I had to go up to the counter to ask for the tea pot after more than 10 minutes. I was then told that they were waiting for the tea to steep. I told them that I didn't like strong tea. Once the tea pot was brought to our table, I had to go up to ask for milk, spoons. The milk container was tiny so I had to go up again to ask for more. When I went up another time to ask for more water to dilute the strong tea, the server made a face like I was being difficult. This teapot cost $15 which I think is too expensive for just some tea leaves & hot water & poor service. Also, I had ordered peach blossom & English Breakfast tea but my tea had what looked like rosebuds in it so not sure that I received the correct order. We had brought the 2 glass containers of teas that we wanted up to the counter.
The breakfast omelets looked good if a little expensive.
My friend paid over $30 for an omelet & a latte.
I find it strange that a place that serves breakfast would only open at 9am in Downtown Montreal.
The cafe itself was comfortable & had a nice view of a small courtyard. There seemed to be some regulars that don't mind paying the high prices.
