Columbus Café & Co

Rakwe

3.0

boueberry muffin tasted like chemicals

Shiraz

1.0

Je suis une cliente fidèle de Columbus, mais cette fois, c'est la dernière fois que j'y mets les pieds. L'accueil a été vraiment décevant. La jeune femme à la caisse faisait la tête, restait les bras croisés & plaisantait avec son collègue, tout en affichant une attitude froide envers les clients.
Après avoir pris notre commande, elle a simplement déposé nos deux boissons sur le comptoir sans nous appeler pour venir les récupérer quand je suis parti demander si elles sont prêtes elles étaient déjà froides, & le cappuccino n'était pas décoré

Je rajouterai, les tables étaient sales & les muffins n'étaient pas comme ceux que j'ai l'habitude de manger
C'est regrettable, surtout pour une enseigne où j'avais l'habitude de venir & dont j'appréciais habituellement le service. Cette expérience a été très décevante.

Sayaly

4.0

The cheesecake was really good - rich, creamy, & well-balanced in sweetness. The white hot chocolate was smooth & comforting, overly sweet & served warm. The chocolate muffin was just okay - decent but nothing special compared to the other items. Overall, a nice experience, with the cheesecake being the highlight.

Manon

5.0

Super service à chaque fois que j'y vais ! Mention spécial pour le thé glacé, le English muffin & le club 🥰

Valentin

5.0

Je m'y rends tous les jours pour mon English muffin & mon espresso macchiato. Un vrai délice, avec une équipe très acceuillante

Yvan

2.0

i went there a couple of time but today i ordered a trio sandwich muffin. The chocolate banana muffin was looking suspicious but i ate a bit & discovered FLIES inside it on a rotten banana piece. I complained & what did i get ? another similar rotten-looking muffin. I dont know why i'm writing on google, i should report that to the sanitary dep ------------------------- Edit: After discussion with the HQ, they're taking that seriously wich is for me a proof of good faith & hopefully, an isolated incident

Brad

5.0

Do you remember the first time you rode a bike? Or what about the first time you received a passport? Life experiences such as these exceed our understanding of normalcy because they intrinsically remind us of our humanity & dignity. Likewise, I can say I remember my first time visiting Columbus Café & Co Crescent on 1370 Saint-Catherine St. W. - It was a cold February morning & at an ontological level I was curious to taste their mocha & chocolate hazelnut muffin. I was pleased with the order & service experience. Neither the Barista nor I brought up any controversial topics & we exchanged the warmest of superficial pleasantries. (The irregularities in cadence were undeniable) Needless to say. I went on to grab a seat & was eager to enjoy the environment let alone the warm beverage & delectable. I sat down at nearby table & sitting on the table was a sign. It wrote the following that Laptops were forbidden on the table. In smaller writing it wrote "Teleworkers, we love you but for parity, we're keeping some tables available for others. Thanks for your understanding." Being the teleworker that I am, it would be a bit of understatement to say my world was changed from those three little words "we love you". To know that as teleworker I'm loved by Columbus Café & Co... My heart was fluttered with emotions as I truly felt like I hit truly hit the psychological jackpot because I could now relinquish my feelings to this Café. I could receive the stability & emotional certainty I've been deeply craving. I could now truly believe that no matter what I do, how I act, what I say, I'm loved by this café. Folks.. to be honest.. I found the mocha pretty good, & the muffin a touch underwhelming. But when you're loved... When a café provides such fealty & steadfastness... Well.. You really can't put a price tag on this type of commitment.