Café September
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Finally tried this cafe! Luckily we didn't wait too long as the weather was a bit gloomy. Waited for about it 25 ~ minutes wasn't bad.
Ordered the grilled cheese & tomato soup which was excellent, chicken sandwich was also great. We shared the pancake with strawberries - Honestly, it wad good but not as amazing as i expected it to be.
Not really my type of place to eat out - it's always busy (& very loud) & there's usually a huge line. But I followed a recommendation to try the pancakes, & they were super tasty. I also had a soup with grilled cheese & it was great as well
There was a long line when my friends & I arrived so we immediately knew we chose a good spot to have brunch! We ordered iced chai, iced matcha, hot latte & cold brew for drinks & tomato soup & grilled cheese, chia yogurt bowl, pancakes & avocado toast & the food was 10/10, sooooo delicious!!! We enjoyed it all & understand the hype. The only complaint was the way the ordering of the food & finding the table process is set up, it's quite unorganized & all over the place.
They definitely carry yummy food. Their coffee, matchas are also so good.
I wasn't a big fan of their grilled cheese it was too greasy, & the tomato soup also more on the acidic side.
Will I stand 45 mins in line ? no. Will I go grab something to go if the line was short? Maybe yes.
The pancakes, soup & the burger were all delicious, & definitely worth the wait.
We went on a Sunday noon, & it was about an hour before being seated.
Food was very tasty, I ordered the pancakes & my husband ordered the tomato soup. We throughly enjoyed. The place however is tight, & seating is very limited with the demand. You are sitting elbow to elbow. It was fairly noisy but nothing extreme. Would come back. Although make sure you have your pockets ready because it is not the cheapest place.
This cozy Montreal gem is a must-visit. The homemade breakfast, soups, & cookies were delicious & thoroughly enjoyed by the whole family. Savannah was a delightful host, & a huge thank you goes to the three chefs in the kitchen for their hard work & excellent food. While the line can be long, the experience is well worth it-though a digital sign-in system would be a great addition for those cold mornings. Highly recommended!
Good coffee & food, I particularly enjoyed the grilled cheese (slightly spicy) & tomato soup. The deluxe breakfast sandwich was yummy but felt more like a lunch item. Service can be slow
It's worth the hype & the wait, the food is really thoughtful & well balanced.
I had the mushroom burrata toast (10/10). It was a little on the salty side, but the burrata balances it out perfectly. I also had the tomato soup with the grilled cheese, which was really good. The soup is rich & full of flavor, & the grilled cheese is made with a spicy cheese, a nice twist. I personally prefer milder options, but it was still a hit.
The pancakes were very tasty, fluffy, buttery goodness with flaky sea salt on top. A bit heavy to eat on their own; I feel like a side of berries & whipped cream would lighten them up, but they're definitely good, diner-style pancakes.
The vibes are so good.
Overall, I'd go again!
If you want to beat the crowd at September Café, show up before 10 a.m. - otherwise, expect a long line. That seems to be the price of popularity for this sunny little spot on Notre-Dame West.
We visited on a weekend morning & ordered the tomato soup, crepes, avocado toast, a matcha drink, & an americano. Everything was clean, fresh, & well-prepared. The quality is clearly there - ingredients taste good & the flavors are solid.
The vibe is nice & casual: small space, friendly (sympa) staff, & a communal/social table setup that makes it easy to chat with others if you're in the mood.
My only real complaints are portion-related. The drinks (especially the matcha & americano) felt a bit small for the price, & the food portions were on the smaller side too. You definitely pay a premium for the quality & the experience, but I wish there was a little more on the plate (or in the cup) for what you're spending.
Overall, it's a lovely spot with good food & a great atmosphere. Just go early if you don't want to wait, & manage your expectations on portion size. Worth a visit, especially if you're in the neighborhood!