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Café Three Pines

Artisan pastries and handcrafted coffee meet the serene charm of the Eastern Townships.

Knowlton
4.7$
CLOSEDOpens Tomorrow at 9 am
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Café Three Pines presents an assortment of baked goods centered on texture and seasonal flavors. Golden, flaky layers define the butter croissants, while dense muffins offer a moist crumb punctuated by fresh berries. The pastry case displays tarts filled with smooth, fruit-forward preserves and shortcrust pastry that shatters upon the first bite. Every item relies on simple techniques to highlight the natural qualities of the flour and butter used throughout the baking process. A selection of warm, roasted coffee beans complements the sweetness found in the sugar-dusted danishes and spiced cinnamon buns. These handmade treats remain consistent in their preparation, providing a straightforward experience for anyone seeking a snack crafted with care. The scent of toasted grains and caramelized sugar lingers near the counter, grounding the senses in a quiet, grounded environment.
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Reviews for Café Three Pines

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on Google4.8 (100+)
*as of 2026-08-15
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Review Summary

Café Three Pines is widely celebrated as a cozy, welcoming oasis that successfully captures the charming atmosphere of the beloved book series. Visitors frequently praise the magical, relaxing environment and the unique opportunity to connect with fellow patrons and local neighbors in a comfortable setting. While the experience is often highlighted as a highlight of visiting the area, some guests suggest that the coffee quality and the organization of the drink pickup process could be improved for a smoother visit. Overall, the combination of delicious treats, an inviting ambiance, and the adjacent bookstore creates a special destination that leaves a lasting positive impression on those who stop by.
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Great little café in the small town of Knowlton! A wonderful place to relax & enjoy amazing baked goods & beverages. The seating is really comfortable & it has a warm, inviting atmosphere. Great service as well. Definitely worth a stop when visiting Knowlton! Nice bookstore upstairs.

Aug 16, 2026
on Google

The Three Pines Café is a special & simply magical place. In fact, after several visits here, I think I have discovered what I would call « the Fourth Pine ». The Fourth Pine, as I would define it, is that warmth you feel within your heart when sitting in one of the well-designed seating areas (thank you Louise & Kirk) that encourage patrons & friends to meet & exchange on numerous subjects of common interest, while at the same time being coddled by the very courteous & attentive staff.

EVERY time I have been here, I've had the opportunity to engage in the most interesting conversations with people from all around the world, from the Yukon to Namibia, as well as with many of our local neighbours. As an added bonus, my Labernese dog is always welcome here!

The common love of reading & writing, the search for an oasis of peace, the sumptuous coffee & mouth-watering snacks, all draw people to the Three Pines Café & are a powerful testament to the success of this wonderful gift from Louise Penny to Ville de Lac-Brome.

Jul 23, 2026
on Google

What a treat! We walked in & met Louise Penny! She was so friendly & inviting. We all had the Armand Gamache croissant which was excellent & huge! We wanted to save half, but as we sat there & talked, we found we ate the whole thing! The seating was comfortable & I was surprised there weren't price tags on everything. You could purchase the dinnerware & glassware though! The bookstore upstairs is also a treat.

Jul 10, 2026
on Google