Café St Barth comes across as a bright, inviting brunch spot with a charming atmosphere and a wide, well presented menu. Reviews consistently praise the cafe for beautiful decor, a friendly and attentive staff, and a space that works well for studying or catching up with friends. The food often earns praise for freshness and generous portions, with standout items like croffles, eggs Benedict and visually impressive fruit plates; however some dishes receive mixed notes, and a few waffles or hot chocolate are described as not up to expectations. Prices are sometimes viewed as steep for breakfast, and service can be hit or miss during peak times. Still, Café St Barth is repeatedly described as a beloved, reliable destination for breakfast and brunch with great drinks and strong ambience.
What a great café! I had such a lovely breakfast here - the coffee & omelettes were fabulous, & the service from the lovely girls working just put my experience over the top! Definitely coming back here
Lovely cafe with great brunch! I first came in with a few of my friends for a breakfast a little while ago & we were very pleasantly surprised with both the food & the friendly service! Since then I've also gone several times for a drink & was always greeted with a warm environment & great coffee, would definitely recommend!
These people messed up waffles. How does one mess up waffles? My husband & I came here on Christmas eve morning because many other breakfast places were closed & this one seemed to be open. First of all, we sat there for an extremely long time before anyone attended to us even though the restaurant was not that busy. Our food looked deceivingly good, but was extremely disappointing to taste. I ordered an avocado eggs benedict which was extremely average, & my husband got some sort of breakfast bagel. He was also extremely disappointed. We thought why not refresh our taste buds & get some belgian waffles? The waffles came, they looked beautiful. I take my fork & knife & try to dig into a piece...I nearly break the plate trying to do so. The waffle was rock hard. It wasn't cold? So we assumed they were not frozen, they were just extremely bland & hurt our teeth to chew. My husband paid $50 for our meals & was extremely disappointed
Brunch is awesome here compared to the chain brunch places in town. The St Barth Benny has a delicious hollandaise sauce, a fluffy croissant, & some beautifully runny eggs - all accompanied with seasoned baked potatoes & a large fruit bowl. The sweet & savory is also great! The fresh (& not overly sweet) waffles are to die for. Omelette is just okay (could definitely use more cheese, portion also seems a bit small in comparison). The atmosphere & decor are also really nice, I'll definitely be coming back for more :)
Service was great & the food was delicious. I ordered the French toast & had the sauces on the side as a dip. The place can get quite loud. The homeless camp on the opposite side of the street so if you're facing the windows you get the view of people passed out in the street with their pants barely hanging on while you eat your breakfast. Completely understand that there's nothing that they can do about that but it does take away from the meal.
I recently stopped by St. Barths Café in Montreal & had a great experience. The café has a cozy & inviting atmosphere, & the staff was friendly & attentive. I enjoyed their fresh pastries & a well-brewed coffee, which made for a pleasant breakfast. It's a nice spot to relax & start the day. I'll definitely be back to try more of their menu.
Café Saint-Barth is a delightful little spot in Montreal's Milton-Parc neighborhood. With its cozy atmosphere & Parisian-inspired decor, it's a great place to relax & enjoy a cup of coffee or a light meal. The menu offers a variety of options, from classic breakfast dishes to fresh salads & sandwiches. The service is friendly & efficient, making it a welcoming spot to visit.
