Since 2008, Cafe Myriade has become a landmark for serving some of the finest hand crafted coffee beverages in Montreal. With numerous accolades, our multiple locations continue to source some of the finest coffee roasters to ensure we provide a memorable experience.
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Patrons describe Café Myriade as a bright, welcoming spot for a quiet coffee or a productive study break, with consistently good coffee and friendly, attentive staff at reasonable prices. The atmosphere is often praised for ample natural light, a relaxed vibe, and a neighborhood feel, making it a reliable choice for a quick coffee or a longer visit. While coffee quality and service are repeatedly highlighted as strengths, a few reviews note pastries can disappear quickly or be a bit dry, and peak hours can get quite noisy. Some mentions point to minor practical quirks such as inconsistent wifi or the air conditioning being chilly at times. Overall Café Myriade comes across as a popular, well located cafe with great drinks like lattes, chai, and matcha, plus fresh pastries, where people enjoy working or socializing and plan to return, even as a few improvements to pastry quality, comfort, and connectivity could enhance the experience.
Out of all the cafes in the city, Cafe Myriade is the one place I consistently recommend to people over & over again.
Not only are you going to find delicious coffee at an almost nostalgic price, but you're able to get recommendations from baristas who are friendly & really know their beans.
Olivia & Sarah are an absolute treat to see in the morning, & make the cafe feel like a part of the little community. I'm grateful for them, as well as Tatiana & Amy for their great service. I don't know how they do it, but the coffee always tastes as good every single day.
This is a staple of the little neighbourhood, & I'm grateful for it every time I take a sip!
First time trying this café spot & I'm impressed. I ordered a honey, lemon, & ginger tea usually this kind of tea feels pretty basic at most places. But this one from Café Myriade is different. It's genuinely flavorful, with a real kick of ginger you can actually feel. So comforting, so well balanced. Such a great choice!
Beautiful, full of natural light, cozy cafe. Looks very clean. Friendly staff. Reasonable prices. I really like the chai latte there, but the simple filter coffee has an odd taste. Best cafe around Atwater.
Jul 12, 2025
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There is a certain beauty to life uninhibited. All this & more is possible at Café Myriade in Shaughnessy Village. I have previously insisted on this platform that the first priority of cafés is light. No one wants to sip a five dollar latte in a dank corner of abysmal luminescence. Myriade certainly has its priorities right. What follows is a sanctuary for the soul, ultimately -- thoughtfully prepared pastries, carefully brewed coffees, & a whimsical bathroom experience as you stare into the stunted expressions captured in celebrity mugshots.
Charmant petit café habité par une belle luminosité ainsi qu'une atmosphère douce & non chargé. Le personnel vous accueille avec le sourire & prépare votre commande avec attention & avec soin.
I like the cafe & space also the staff is wonderful. However, there are two issues, 1- it's like a refrigerator in there, especially back by the entrance door, it seems the AC is always on & blowing cold air. However, I saw a couple complaining about it to the barista & she turned it off. By default, it's usually always on.
2- The wifi connection drops every while & so you need to reconnect. This isn't convenient if you're working on something important & can't afford to lose the internet connection.
Apr 30, 2025
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This popular café is well located (across the street from Dawson & from the old Forum) & offers good coffee, tea, & pastries at a very good price. But the friendly & professional employees are the best thing about this place. Sarah & the other baristas create the kind of welcoming environment that people seek in a neighbourhood café.
one of my favorite Cafe places in MTL(Mackay or the newest one on Mackay) I must visit at least once a week. Staff is always nice & welcoming. love the variety of the pastries & savory goodies too.
Best coffee in the area! The baristas in the morning are always really friendly, & the quality of the drinks are good at a reasonable price. Snacks are a little pricey (which, to be fair is expected for a café) but are usually good / fresh.
Nov 27, 2024
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It is definitely the best cafe in Montreal!! We love it. They served great donuts & croissants ...we went there few times in the morning during the time we stayed in Montreal. The atmosphere & food are awesome 😍😍
A cute cafe with just the right vibes to study or bring a friend. The coffee is always great no matter what you order & they have amazing customer service. It's also right beside Dawson which is great for those early 8am classes!
Myriade café is a great neighbourhood cafe to chill & study. I found that there was a great ambiance in the cafe & the location itself was beautiful. In terms of the food abs drinks, the Cheese croissant wasn't amazing but not bad either, & this was the same for the lemon & poppyseed scone. But the apple & lemon bar, hear me out, this was one of the best pastry I have ever tasted in my whole life. It was a buttery, lemony bar of goodness with a good flavor of apple & a crumbly texture from the oat
