Feedback on Café Nocturne paints a picture of a cozy spot with strong coffee and pastries, especially scones and croissants, and a vibe that's good for studying or hanging out, while some reviews highlight the friendly side of the service and others point to inconsistent or slow service and occasional unfriendly experiences with staff. Seating is often hard to come by as many patrons work on laptops, and the space can feel chilly in winter or a bit noisy at times. Overall, the cafe is valued for its atmosphere, reliable drinks, and baked goods, though a few reviews warn that service and space constraints can detract from the visit.
Je m'ennuie de l'époque où les cafés étaient faits pour jaser & socialiser. Ici, une affiche interdit les ordinateurs sur une partie des tables la fin de semaine, mais on ne fait même pas respecter cette consigne simple. Résultat, on a l'impression d'être dans une bibliothèque universitaire. Ça nuit franchement à l'ambiance. Dommage car sinon, le café est bon.
Mar 29, 2026
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Service was bad, the barista was not welcoming at all & couldn't speak in French either. I took a tea that cost 5$ which would have been fine if it wasn't served in the smallest cup ever. The place was super cold & the chairs are far from comfortable. I like coffee shop but this place has nothing remarkable
I'm not sure why this has a 4.6. Unfriendly & slow service (I'm a French speaker, so that was not it), $9 for an overbaked scone & the high chairs are made for you to leave quickly. It looks cute, & they have a chess board. That's about it. There's much better cafes around.
