Cafè In Gamba
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Cafè In Gamba
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Display Allcoffee(56) cafe(24) latte(10) shop(8) selection(6) terrasse(5) caramel(5) terrace(5) recommend(5) bean(5) vibe(4) busy(4)Page 1 of 1 - 5 Reviews
Alexandra
great spot for medium roast coffee blends. Finally a spot that uses non Burnt coffee beans. Skip the Italian cafe hype & come here trust me
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Nicely decorated. Coffee was good, well prepared, & with good flavor. They have a great range of coffee bean bags & some nice coffee tools/mugs. At times, it is very very very busy. Options to eat with no dairy were very limited (only one, chickpea sandwich)
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Coffee is great, perfectly balanced & well poured. They are on the pricier side of the scale though. Service is friendly. Place is busy but spacious & well maintained. Great for remote work, a coffee date or just chilling. There's also a great selection of coffee beans from local roasters & coffee accessories to browse while you wait.
Xander
While when you walk in past the pretty terrasse, the lineup, to the left, of serious geriatric students of the internet are a little imposing (unless it is there is a seat for YOU & your MAC), this place (equipped with TWO pristine & functioning bathrooms! You could use both!) is pretty much a temple to good coffee (& good cheer). The baristas are charming & charmingly precise with their drinks, & never once have I had a milky flower design on my coffee that didn't seem absolutely necessary. True, it ain't free, but the cortado (providing they are using a servicable bean) is pretty superlative. Baked goods, good for the neighborhood, but croissants often deflated & somewhat salty. That said, it is EXCEEEDLY rare to find a flaky fresh croissant, in part because they are too MORTAL a pastry. The place used to be a little monastic with...what do you call them, teleworkers? But in recent years the vibe is good, the patio upbeat & fillled with pretty people in the good times, & the proximity to the SAQ just perf.