Café Di Bernardo

Simone

5.0

Amazing place for breakfast, brunch, & lunch. You can experience the real italian atmosphere.

Ali

2.0

They are friendly, However the Cappuccino, it only tastes Milk - ( extremely low coffee) + $5 + Way too expensive.

K

5.0

Amazing coffee & food, the Italian girl working at the bar was nice

Lo

5.0

Great food, excellent coffee.

John

5.0

Great lunch spot with high quality food.

Isabelle

3.0

Délicieuse petite pâtisseries. Miam miam

Irem

5.0

This cafe is the most underrated cafe in montreal. Everything is so fresh & feels home made. The coffee is impeccable. The staff is amazing too.

Ina

5.0

Finally a good real coffee after almost a week drinking over diluted coffee in our apartment. so happy to have found Cafe Di Bernardo. We spotted this little cafe on our way to take metro & decided to get an espresso. As expected, coffee was good that we decided to come back the next day to find out their operational hour is closed after lunch service. Because their coffee is the best so far in Montreal, we make sure to come before 3pm & enjoy our lunch there. We did not disappoint, food is great as expected & service is friendly & efficient. Kudos! If you like real coffee, this is the place to go. If you like your coffee weak, then vas ailleurs.

Jean-Christophe

5.0

I came upon this gem of a place by accident. That is really serendipity! If you are looking for great coffee, that's the place IMO Short summary for tldr: This is probably the best coffee I have tasted in Montréal so far. More details : *Great beans* with, I assume the proper Arabica/Robusta mix, roasted in Italy as per Italian taste. *Good machine* Rancilio is a very reliable warhorse. *Skilled barista* able to pull an expresso & let its quality shine *Delicious pastries & biscuits* most probably freshly baked nearby *Authentic Italian food* displayed in the chilled window, looking fresh & very attractive. *Interesting menu* that I have to go back & check Full disclosure, I'm a coffee shop & restaurant owner in Jakarta, where I live. I'm French & really love coffee. It's my second visit to Montreal in as many years. My daughter is starting university this month & last year we came here for a scouting visit. Before coming to MTL last year, I researched the "best" coffee places, searched for "third wave coffee in Montreal" & on all the sites, I was told how wonderful the food & coffee scene is in Montreal... I spent a couple of weeks checking almost every place & was quite always disappointed (something to do with expectations, I guess) Café Di Bernardo is, in my opinion a place where the owner & the staff are passionate about their trade. Congratulations! You've made my day & I'll definitely be back.

Stefano

5.0

A real Italian experience!