Café Vasco Da Gama concentre son offre culinaire sur les traditions dynamiques de la cuisine de rue portugaise. Le menu présente une vaste sélection de sandwichs pressés élaborés avec des ingrédients de premier choix et des pains croustillants authentiques. Les propositions phares mettent en avant des viandes marinées et des garnitures savoureuses définissant les profils classiques du snacking méditerranéen. Les clients découvrent une atmosphère animée conçue pour un service rapide et une qualité constante dans chaque préparation. Le café fraîchement infusé complète les saveurs robustes présentes dans le catalogue diversifié des sandwichs. L'établissement maintient une norme professionnelle en privilégiant la rapidité, les combinaisons de saveurs traditionnelles et des composants de haute qualité. Ce lieu constitue une destination fiable pour ceux qui recherchent une expérience directe enracinée au cœur de l'héritage culinaire portugais.
Le Café Vasco Da Gama est largement apprécié comme une escale au charme européen en plein cœur de Montréal, offrant une atmosphère accueillante, idéale pour le petit-déjeuner, le déjeuner ou une pause café décontractée. De nombreux visiteurs soulignent régulièrement la grande qualité du café, notant qu'il est exceptionnellement savoureux, accompagné d'une variété de sandwichs frais, de salades et de pâtisseries portugaises authentiques, telles que les populaires natas. Le personnel est fréquemment décrit comme amical et efficace, contribuant à un environnement chaleureux où les clients se sentent à l'aise et bien servis. Que ce soit pour profiter d'une journée ensoleillée sur la terrasse ou pour s'accorder un moment de calme à l'intérieur, les clients mettent souvent en avant le charme du lieu et la régularité de la carte, ce qui en fait une destination privilégiée pour ceux qui recherchent un repas savoureux et réconfortant dans un cadre relaxant et raffiné.
Excellent spot for lunch in Montreal. The salad & soup accompanying the sandwiches are fantastic, & the cakes are epic. Definitely drop in here if you are in Montreal.
We enjoyed the Portuguese atmosphere & the lovely interior. The food was good as you can see in the image. We often buy different things & swap halfway to enjoy different foods. We paid 48 dollars, taxes included for two lunch dishes & one drink, which is normal I guess, pricing we still have to get used to. But you pay for the location & the ambiance too here. Which is fine.
6 sept. 2025
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This is by far my favorite spot in Montreal for coffee or lunch!
The food is amazing & super fresh. My favorite is their canard figue sandwich with the beet salad - I rarely order anything else it's that good! The Portuguese sandwich is super yummy too. Their desserts are insane as well - especially the chocolate chip cookie & the pastel de Nata of course!
The drinks are always perfect - I always get a tea because they serve it in a beautiful pot, or a Chai latte.
The staff is also incredibly attentive & kind, & the ambiance is very warm & fun. Also a great study spot with free wifi.
Dined here 2 times recently, once for lunch & once for breakfast! Both times had a wonderful experience. The sandwiches are delicious!! The bread so fresh & crispy! Loved the sauce! Very pleased!! The plain omelette was great & came with a side of fresh fruit! Staff were friendly as well. Would recommend!!
I was out shopping & decided this looked like a nice place for a light lunch on a hot day. Unfortunately, I felt very unwelcome as a solo diner. Although it was after the noon peak, I was given the worst table right by the door despite others being available, & I felt quite ignored. I noticed that other diners had glasses with ice for their sparkling water while I was just handed a bottle, & beyond being told what table was mine & having someone unceremoniously drop my food on the table, I was largely ignored. I realize it is counter service but I also saw other guests being treated with more care. I ordered a salad trio, which was quite good in the heat when one has little appetite (it was during the heat wave). The food all looked really good, & it is obviously very popular. It would be somewhere I would return to on a future trip to Montréal if I had a more pleasant experience otherwise. 'm not sure if I hit an off day or if staff would be more friendly if I wasn't alone. I make an effort to use my French when possible, so I don't think this was the issue (although the counter staff did switch to English, which is common in Montréal if the person is bilingual). As someone who travels alone frequently, it's frustrating when I encounter this. I enjoy eating nice meals & I often go to quite good restaurants, & my experience is that the best places realize that solo diners are there to appreciate the food. I don't need a fuss at all, but I hate feeling unwelcome because I'm on my own.
Cafe that serves lunch sandwiches, omelettes & wine! Great location close to Peel Metro station. I didn't like their seating though, the high tables that are towards the back are really small & unstable. In fact a customer next table accidentally dropped & broke a coffee cup too. The food was okay & the coffee was good. Good variety & options to choose from but place is bit on the pricier side.
Every time I'm in Montreal I have to stop at Cafe Vasco. Everything is perfect here, the coffee, the pasteis, breakfast, lunch, all of it. I love this place so much .
