Le Caravane Café
Coffee Shop
Le Caravane Café
8 am - 10 pm
| Monday | 7 am - 10 pm |
| Tuesday | 7 am - 10 pm |
| Wednesday | 7 am - 10 pm |
| Thursday | 7 am - 10 pm |
| Friday | 7 am - 10 pm |
| Saturday | 8 am - 10 pm |
| Sunday | 8 am - 10 pm |
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Jake
The best coffee shop in Côte-des-neiges, the vibes are great, decor is nice, coffe is top notch. Does tend to get crowded from time to time. Stopped for coffee & study sessions plenty of times but only ate there once, food is good & relatively affordable. Would recommend!View more
Jane
I love the decorations & vibe. Prices are on the higher end. Usually very crowded so lots of noise coming from everywhere. Not sure I can fully focus.View more
Isaac
I recently visited the Caravane Café &, overall, my experience was fine, though not particularly remarkable. The café has a cozy, laid-back atmosphere that instantly makes you feel comfortable as soon as you step inside. It's tucked in a corner of the neighborhood, with a modest yet charming décor-think wooden tables, soft lighting, & a few plants scattered around, which give it a homey, welcoming vibe. There's plenty of natural light, making it a pleasant spot to hang out, read, or do some work. It's the kind of place you could easily lose track of time in. The service was friendly, which I always appreciate, but it was a bit slower than I anticipated. The staff seemed a little distracted, & it took quite a while for my order to be ready, even though the café wasn't particularly busy at the time. There were a few other customers around, but nothing that should have caused the delay. It wasn't a huge issue, but if you're in a rush, it might be something to consider. That said, when my order did arrive, the staff was kind & apologetic about the wait, which helped soften the experience. For my order, I went with a cappuccino & a croissant, two staples I like to judge a café by. The cappuccino was decent, though not quite up to par with what I was hoping for. The coffee itself was smooth & well-prepared, but it lacked the depth & richness I expect from a good cappuccino. The flavor was on the milder side-more milk-forward than the bold espresso taste I enjoy. It was definitely drinkable, just a little underwhelming, especially since I was hoping for something with a bit more punch. As for the croissant, it was fresh but not exceptional. It had a nice, golden exterior, though the texture inside was a bit denser than I'd prefer. A little more flakiness & a bit more butter would have made a big difference in elevating the pastry. Still, it wasn't bad-it was just not the standout treat I was hoping for. I'd also noticed a variety of other pastries on display, so I'm curious to try something different next time, but I can't say the croissant wowed me. The vibe of the place is definitely one of its strong points, & it's clear that the café is designed with comfort in mind. The seating is varied-there are a few tables for two, larger ones for groups, & even a small counter area near the window, ideal for solo visitors who want to watch the world go by. The music playing in the background was unobtrusive, & the overall noise level was low enough to make it a perfect environment for reading, chatting, or getting some work done. There's also a small selection of books & magazines available, which adds to the chill, low-key atmosphere. I did notice that there's a small selection of specialty drinks & snacks that could be worth checking out. I didn't try them on this visit, but the menu looked interesting. There's also a decent variety of teas & a few vegan options, which could be appealing for people with dietary restrictions. While my visit was generally pleasant, there's a feeling that Caravane Café is still finding its groove. It's definitely a café I'd visit again if I'm in the area, but I wouldn't go out of my way for it. It's a comfortable, easy-going spot, but it doesn't quite have that "wow" factor that would make it stand out in a city full of great coffee shops. If you're just looking for a quiet place to relax or need a break from the hustle & bustle, this could be a good spot. But if you're a serious coffee lover or have high expectations for your pastries, you might leave feeling like there are better options elsewhere.View more
Maria
Staff is very nice & friendly. They have a kind & very welcoming vibe. The food is sadly disappointing & quite pricey. I pad $47 for two sandwiches & two drinks (including tax & tip). At my local cafe, I usually pay $30 for the same. I thought the sandwich would come with a small side at that price, but it does not. Coffee is good. If I come back it would probably be just for the coffee but definitely not the food.View more
Tiz
Délicieux oeufs bénédictines ! La sélection de cafés froids & chauds est ample. Bon service. Parfait "vibe" Montréalais !View more
Maylinda
it's cute but theres kind of a weird vibe. Very loud, a bit unwelcoming, kind of expensive for a student café. Check it out for yourself but I'm definitely not going back!View more
Yasmina
the place was very busy & the tables were kinda sticky. i loved the vibes tho & my grilled cheese was tasty!! Definitely recommend to get some work done.View more
Anum
A great place to get work done & listen to a collection of music that fits a soft/nice vibe.View more
Satya
Very cute cafe, good vibe & tasty pastries. A good place to grab some coffee after a meal or a drink.View more