Montreal's La Finca Café comes across as a busy, cozy brunch spot with consistently good coffee, a standout pastry selection, and crowd-pleasing breakfast and lunch options like shakshuka, frittata, bagel BLT, salmon sandwich, and croque madame, often accompanied by friendly, efficient service; it's busy and can be noisy, prices can feel steep for portions, and lines or wait times may occur, with occasional service hiccups and seating rules noted, while the vibe is charming, boho-casual, and family-friendly, and many visitors keep returning for the atmosphere and dependable quality.
En heure de pointe, le café est très bruyant, ce qui reste comprehensible. & malgré la nourriture qui est plutôt bonnes, certains serveurs sont plus desagreables que comprehensif avec la clientèle serrée. Le stress du service ?
Nice environment & incredible frittata: tender, light, aromatic & pairs well with the goat cheese, & the added salad is a nice touch. The almond matcha is a bit bland but not sweet which is nice. There was a delay in serving frittata due to a minor mistake & the staff was so nice to give me a complimentary dessert: which tastes amazing by the way: impeccable customer service!
Very nice cafe, love the music. The staff is very friendly & the drinks as well as the food are 10 out of 10. Visiting from out of town, but if definitely find my way back here when I come back.
I love a good tea selection so it was great to have an assortment of teas & something to eat for everyone & accommodating for some minor changes for the kids. The team were friendly to assist with our larger group of 7 quickly assembling tables together. Thank you
Lovely cafe serving excellent drip / filtered coffee (fruity undertones, not too acidic) & good food. If you're hungry, I would recommend the shakshouka. The bagel BLT is decent but on the pricey side at $12. Also, last time I ordered the BLT, the slaw was too watery (I think they forgot to squeeze out all of the excess water from the cabbage). Overall, I will return on my next visit to Montreal!
Jul 15, 2024
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Delicious food, lovely service, great ambience & all for a fair price. Be early if you plan for brunch, as the place & get busy. Their orange juice & the cinnamon roll are must-tries.
I had ham (chucky & extremely flavorful) with 2 perfectly poached eggs, salad & some kind of delicious mayo that pull it all together nicely. It's a self severe cafe but they got 3 stars because of the tip request (which I find odd in a self serve cafe). The environment is lovely, bright & airy. The coffee was EXCELLENT.
Jul 13, 2024
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We discovered La Finca on our first day of a 6 day visit to Montreal & I am so glad we did! The good is fresh & delicious! We had a bagel, shashuka, fritatta, & yoghurt with granola. The coffee is perfect & consistent every time we visited. Highly recommend this gorgeous little cafe.
Coffee is really good. A complaint though: the sigh "thank you for ordering before taking the table" is only for people who want to lose their seat. We obeyed it & the next thing was that two tables we seen & were about to take after ordering were taken by people who didn't order anything yet & ignored the sign. The sign perpetuates inconsiderate people & punishes anyone else.
