Open in 2008 steps, and just steps away from Concordia University, Café Myriade focuses on the quality of its coffee first and foremost. Its two founders have already proven their worth as baristas (specialist bartenders in coffee-based drinks).
Across reviews, Café Myriade is described as a beloved Montreal spot for dependable coffee and a warm, cozy vibe. The drinks are consistently delicious, with notes of latte, mocha, chai and matcha and strong local roasts highlighted, while pastries such as croissants and muffins are frequently praised. The baristas are usually friendly and helpful, with recommendations that elevate the visit, though some readers note the cafe can feel crowded and small, especially on busy mornings or snowy days. The local neighborhood presence stands out, and staff are often described as welcoming, making regulars feel at home. A few critiques appear, including moments of rushed or less friendly service, language friction for francophone customers, limited or no wifi, and the challenge of seating when the space is full. Overall, Café Myriade emerges as one of the top coffee spots in Montreal, valued for quality drinks, tasty pastries, and a lively, student-friendly atmosphere.
This place has a genuinely inviting atmosphere. There's something about the café's interior design that creates a cozy, warm ambiance & makes it comfortable to spend time there.
The croissant was flavorful, though it would have been better if it had been served warm. The coffee quality is good overall, but the temperature could be improved. For instance, the hot chocolate was not as hot as expected.
Mar 7, 2026
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Everytime, no matter which barista, the cortado they serve is the same. I never have to worry about if this time will be good or not ...unlike many of the coffee shops in Montreal. It's consistent. Coffee never tastes bad here. It's also 4$ here.
I've tried other Myriade in Plateau, Atwater, Club Monaco... but it isn't the same there. This one on Mackay is so far the best in my opinion. Thank you.
My daily coffee shop for every day that I spent in Montreal. Coffee was consistently delicious & the baristas were always friendly. The chocolatine was my favorite. The space was really cute & cozy, but it's kind of hard to find a table when it's full & snowy. Nonetheless I loved Cafe Myriade.
Love coming here. It's our new favorite coffee spot. Only one issue - the barista is always by herself. How can the owners leave her all alone?
& she's still amazing.
A good local coffee shop. The coffee itself was fine, good but not outstanding. The pastries were nice though a touch dry. Overall if you're in the area it's a decent choice.
Dec 9, 2025
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They have a Kees van der Westen espresso machine. If you know, you know. If you don't know, it's like an $80k European hand made top of the line machine in one of the only cafes I've seen actually use one. & it makes real, real, good coffee. Their local roasts are also very nice.
A cozy & comfortable spot with a warm vibe. Great coffee & a nice place to relax or catch up with friends. Definitely a go-to for coffee lovers in Montreal
Sep 6, 2025
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I ordered a Mocha this morning which I enjoyed. Wasn't too sweet & had a nice smooth texture to my liking. Price was reasonable.
However, service wasn't friendly. I waited for my coffee & after the barista finished making my drink, he simply placed it on the counter expecting me to come over to pick it up like a dog. No eye contact, some acknowledgement would've been appreciated.
Thirdly, I'm surprised that the cafe didn't have Wifi. When I asked the same barista about it, he replied in almost an annoyed manner. I had my computer ready to do some work but I simply left the cafe in disappointment.
Overall, one of the best coffee shops in Montreal. Great service, coffee, & selection. A bit on the smaller size, so on busy days, you might think about getting it to go.
This cafe is tiny but packs an enormous punch for its size! My latte was the best latte I have had in Montreal. The croissant was excellent & was one of several delicious looking pastry selections. The baristas are courteous & efficient. There's seating outside as well. Pricing? Above the famous Canadian coffee shop but below that expensive American place. In any case, I prefer to patronise a local business than a big chain.
