Crew 360 Saint-Jacques est largement reconnu pour son architecture époustouflante et son charme historique, étant situé dans un magnifique ancien édifice bancaire. Les visiteurs décrivent souvent l'endroit comme une destination incontournable à Montréal, louant son atmosphère grandiose, ses détails ornés et son environnement unique, idéal pour la photographie ou une pause-café mémorable. Bien que les avis sur la qualité des produits puissent varier, de nombreux clients apprécient les lattés de spécialité, les pâtisseries fraîches et les bagels. Malgré une fréquentation élevée due à sa popularité, la plupart des visiteurs saluent l'efficacité du service et la diversité des espaces, y compris les zones dédiées au télétravail. Même avec des temps d'attente occasionnels ou une forte affluence, l'esthétique générale et l'énergie vibrante du lieu en font une expérience remarquable tant pour les habitants que pour les touristes.
Likely a lot of the people came to look at the cafe, being named prettiest cafe in Montreal in the Time Out magazine. It was a very grand building, with high ceilings, & intricate designs. Standing room only on a Sunday afternoon. Had a hot chocolate & took in the scenery.
It's great a place to visit for architecture, but café is super full, barely have a place to sit down (a Saturday at noon for example), you have to pay extra to use the booths, pastries are quite on the expensive side, 8$ for a financier. Staff are helpful tho.
Maybe it was the over expectation that people created around it, but this wasn't the most wow experience. I mean yeah it has high ceilings & other old timey architectural stuff, but if you really wanna see that, just walk down to the Bank of Montreal Museum just down the street. It was all that done & preserved much better. Then the food menu isn't really well crafted. Just as a normal cafe anywhere would have. Tastes the same too. Then the seating is the worst thing of all. They haven't really figured out if they are serving daily customers or tourists or all-day working professionals. They've tried to cater to all, but failed to please any.
Only good thing about this place is'The Place'. Old ancient bank building converted to cafe. Coffee & food is basic, nothing special. Located nearby metro stations. If driving, it will be bit hard to find a parking spot.
Iconic cafe in Montreal. Amazing service from Jordan & Maya. With such a beautiful space, I wished they care more about the setting & the way they used the space. The couches are not a good idea.
I wanted to take a moment to highly recommend Crew Collectif & Café to you. The professional service, experienced Baristas, excellent food, & stunning interior make it a must-visit spot in Montreal. The former Royal Bank of Canada head office, now transformed into this amazing café, is truly a sight to behold. If you find yourself in Montreal or your local area, I urge you to stop by Crew Collectif & Café for an unforgettable experience.
This café is a wonderful spot to relax & eat! The architecture is unique & has a profound sense of history, while the old decor has been repurposed into pleasant sitting areas. The food options were large for both beverages & meals, & they tasted wonderful. I appreciated that proper tableware was given for dine-in, rather than everything being one-use. I highly recommend this café for those local to Montreal, as well as folks visiting the city. ❤️
