Café Constance signé Bazin propose une sélection raffinée de pâtisseries artisanales et de douceurs traditionnelles conçues pour les amateurs de techniques de boulangerie française classiques. Le menu met en avant des croissants au beurre, des tartes aux fruits délicates et des desserts étagés emblématiques qui valorisent des ingrédients de première qualité et des produits de saison. Chaque préparation démontre une précision technique dans le feuilletage des pâtes et l'équilibre des saveurs pour garantir une intégrité structurelle et une netteté gustative. L'aménagement privilégie un design fonctionnel concentré sur le service efficace de cafés haut de gamme accompagnant ces créations complexes. La clientèle accède à une présentation soignée de produits de boulangerie reflétant les exigences rigoureuses du métier de pâtissier moderne. L'établissement maintient un engagement constant envers la qualité grâce à une préparation méthodique et standardise chaque production pâtissière.
Café Constance signé Bazin est largement apprécié pour son atmosphère esthétique, chaleureuse et raffinée, ce qui en fait une destination prisée tant par les amateurs de café que par les travailleurs nomades et les gourmets. Les visiteurs soulignent fréquemment la grande qualité du menu, notamment les tartelettes à la pistache, les toasts à l'avocat et les différentes options de brunch, salués pour leur présentation et leur saveur. Bien que le design intérieur et l'emplacement central près du métro soient souvent décrits comme charmants et pratiques, certains clients trouvent l'endroit plus petit que prévu, notant qu'il peut devenir bondé et bruyant pendant les heures de pointe. Si la majorité des avis célèbrent un service chaleureux et professionnel, les expériences concernant la cadence et l'attention du personnel peuvent varier, et bien que l'adresse soit généralement considérée comme un lieu idéal pour travailler ou manger, certains convives soulignent que l'aspect restaurant peut offrir une expérience différente d'un café traditionnel.
I had a very disappointing experience at this café, which unfortunately does not reflect well on Montréal's café culture, especially for students looking for a calm place to study or spend time.
From the moment we arrived, the atmosphere felt unwelcoming. Although the café looked nice & somewhat'fancy,' we quickly felt out of place due to the general attitude of the staff. We were a group of five, & while three people ordered normally, two of us initially chose not to order anything. A staff member (who appeared to be in a managerial or ownership role) approached us in a very rude & confrontational manner, insisting that we had to order something. The tone used made us feel uncomfortable & pressured, which immediately created a negative experience.
Because of this pressure, we ended up ordering anyway just to be able to stay & study. However, the overall service & attitude remained unpleasant throughout our visit.
Later on, we were told we could not consume small personal snacks we had brought (simple crackers), which we understood, but the way it was enforced felt unnecessarily harsh & unfriendly, especially given the already tense atmosphere.
On top of that, the drinks we ordered did not meet expectations. The chai latte, which we specifically asked about before ordering, was described as having a strong chai flavor. In reality, it tasted like a plain milk drink with very little chai presence, which felt misleading compared to what was promised.
Overall, the experience was disappointing due to the rude interactions, poor atmosphere, lack of hospitality, & overpriced, underwhelming products. Multiple similar reviews online also mention rude service & poor ambiance, (I also seen, micro-racism , straight Racism, pressure abuse, verbal aggression & much more than a'Montreal' cafe should NOT have at all..which unfortunately & obviously reflects what we experienced as well. & this do not reflect Montreal cafe i do not know who managed, that but he/she/it should be ashamed.
This café feels far from being a welcoming or comfortable place, especially for students or anyone looking for a relaxed environment to work or study. & I sincerely think of making a higher complain & calling the mapaq for the lack of salubrity & also have to involve OCP/OPC, Office of Consumer Protection, being a member myself, it is going to be a personal case believe me.
Venant assez régulièrement à Montréal, je tiens toujours à découvrir de nouveaux cafés & j'avais entendu beaucoup de bien de celui-ci. Le décor est envoûtant & chaleureux, surtout par un dimanche pluvieux d'avril. La nourriture était délicieuse & le service impeccable. Je le recommande sans hésiter.
5 avr. 2026
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Horrible expérience à ce café. Déjà en rentrant, le gérant ou le manager nous fixe bizarrement pour aucune raison. Nous nous sentions pas bienvenus, c'est très grave de se comporter de la sorte avec des clients... à en voir les commentaires nous comprenons mieux pourquoi. Plusieurs clients racisés ont la même expérience...
Le manager ou le propriétaire se comporte mal avec les clients racisés ou portant des signes religieux. Plusieurs personnes ont la même expérience & c'est inadmissible! Leur ancienne page'Café Constance' comporte plusieurs témoignages ... passez votre chemin.
Great & cozy café with a warm, inviting atmosphere that immediately makes you feel comfortable. The pistachio tarte is truly outstanding, rich, flavorful, & perfectly balanced in sweetness with a deliciously fresh taste. It's located right in front of the metro, which makes it incredibly convenient, yet it still feels like a hidden gem. A perfect spot to relax & enjoy a high-quality dessert in a welcoming setting.
My friend was at the café & had already ordered food. I went to sit with her, but I am currently fasting for Ramadan, so I am not eating or drinking anything. I was simply keeping her company.
Shortly after I sat down, the manager approached me & asked if I would like to order. I politely explained that I am fasting & therefore would not be ordering anything, but that my friend had already placed an order & I was just sitting with her. He responded rudely, saying that I still needed to order something or I could not remain seated in the café. About 20 minutes later, he approached me again, & I calmly repeated the same explanation. He then returned once more, speaking in a very disrespectful & horrible tone, & told me that if I was not ordering anything, I needed to leave & could sit'outside' instead.
I have never experienced this level of disrespect in a café before. The way I was treated felt humiliating & discriminatory. I am extremely disappointed & disturbed by this behavior & i've heard this manager is known for racial microagressions
I came here with a friend today & unfortunately had one of the worst café experiences I've had in Montreal. I ordered a tea, & my friend was fasting for Ramadan, so we explained that she wouldn't be ordering food or drink until 5pm when her fast broke.
The manager was immediately dismissive & rude. Even though I told him I planned to order more, he insisted on a'20-minute ordering rule' & asked us to leave instead of taking my second order. The café was nearly empty at the time.
The interaction felt unnecessarily hostile &, given the context, personally & culturally disrespectful. It was disappointing & uncomfortable
The food is good but nothing worth the prices & the service is awful they HARRASSED us from the moment we stepped into the cafe to the moment we left asking us to order & sit at specific places that were not ideal for studying & leaving MULTIPLE tables empty & cramming students together for potential clients that literally never came we were placed at the random benches outside of the main coffee space that were backless chairs facing a wall. Could've just stayed at my school library if I wanted to depress & pay for overpriced mid food. At least the chairs there would've been cushier. Finally, waiters are French I think you know how rude those come.
