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SAAD

5.0

Good café & quiet & they offer for you a free Wi-Fi & they have a lot of type for coffee & juice
& they have a lot of Miscellaneous Books

Fatima

4.0

Great for studying of you're like me & like a but of backgroind noise! There's soft conversation, but still quiet enough to cancel out with headphones. Lots of seating that's not to close te one another, & multiple types of tables for everyone's taste. Lighting is soft, not too harsh for anyone who has sensitivities. One of my go to spots in mtl, fully recommend

PeachCake

2.0

Easy-going place. Drinks are lacking & lukewarm. The way they presented the drinks was basic, & a bit messy even though it wasn't busy. They weren't stressed, a good thing of course. They weren't on top of things however; missing ingredients to make drinks which they didn't check until after they said what was available. There wasn't much to buy for food, a few old muffins, none of it standing out either. We didn't eat there.

You may study in peace unless you see a crowd together at the biggest table. They display books you can read & purchase.

It's a place you'd enter on a whim, unsure whether to stop by again but might think about after a first experience.

I personally decided to try visiting to meet a friend for the quieter space from the reviews I read through while searching for quiet café spots. I was pleased it wasn't crowded, but it wasn't as quiet as I hoped it to be. We are both soft-spoken. It would have likely have been a better experience if the biggest table wasn't occupied by the large group as they were quite loud. Nothing bad, just straining on the ears & we had to speak louder than was comfortable. We were there for a long while regardless, enjoying each others company.

Graeme

5.0

Good latté. Quiet at 9h. Lots of fresh pastries. Books (en français) available for browsing while having coffee. Tables. Window counter with stools. Armchairs. Long table for groups. “Café littéraire”