Le Caravane Café se dégage comme un endroit chaleureux et vivant, avec une ambiance jeune et détendue et un cadre cosy propice au travail et aux études grâce à un espace généreux, du wifi et de nombreuses places; les boissons, notamment les cafés et les lattés, et les pâtisseries sont souvent appréciées, et des plats simples et frais comme les soupes marocaines ou la harira reçoivent des éloges; le service est généralement perçu comme attentif et agréable, le personnel sympathique et rapide lorsque l'affluence le permet, mais certains avis signalent des moments de service lent ou un manque de régularité et des plats parfois froids ou fades; l'endroit peut être bruyant à certaines heures et les prix parfois jugés élevés, même si l'expérience globale reste agréable et accessible; en somme, c'est un lieu prisé des étudiants et des visiteurs pour son ambiance et son café de qualité, avec des nuances selon les passages.
Café incroyable !
Je viens souvent étudier là bas. Il y a un peu de bruit mais l'ambiance est vraiment bien. Le personnel est attentionné & recommande bien les boissons selon nos goûts (& toujours avec un sourire).
Remarque, je ne sais pas si on peut mieux fermer la porte d'entrée, l'odeur du tabac est assez forte quand les clients fument dehors, je recommande pas de venir en soirée ou de se poser vers l'entrée pour ceux qui sont sensible à l'odeur du tabac comme moi.
Pour ceux qui viennent souvent, oubliez pas de prendre une « carte de point », la 8e boisson est offerte avec la petite carte qu'ils posent au comptoir.
Je recommande fortement le mocha glacé, & le matcha avec chocolat blanc
26 juin 2025
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One of my fave local cafés in the city! I've been coming here for years & their espresso always hits the spot.
Once in a while I try their pastries, sometimes they're fresh, sometimes not. This time I grabbed a s'more cookie for my partner & it was so dry & very hard, definitely not fresh. Kinda bummed I spent around $5 on that.
Coffee's still great, but their pastries are hit or miss, so I'll probably won't buy their pastries again in the future.
Really nice cafe. Quite spacious with plenty of seats choices (indoor & outdoor), wifi, & food as well as coffee drink choices. I ordered an iced chai with soy milk & it was slightly sweet but still had a spice kick to it for those that prefer spicier chai. Price is a bit high as it cost $8 & they charge 0.70 for vegetable milks. Next time I'll just bring my own milk in the cup or but one across the street at the market for cheaper. Great service & atmosphere. Highly recommend!
Il y a une chance sur deux de tomber sur un bon matcha ici. Parfois, il est vraiment délicieux, mais d'autres fois, c'est juste du lait à peine teinté de vert. L'ambiance est agréable & le service est amical, mais la qualité du matcha n'est pas assez stable pour que je puisse le recommander.
Cela dit, la nourriture est excellente, en particulier les gâteaux !
Staff is super nice.
Coffee is good but it is served warm, not even warm enough, not hot; just warm. The kind you can drink in one sip, the one you wouldn't drink after 10 minutes.
Place is cozy. Music is good.
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!
10 mai 2025
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Never stop coming by since my very first sip a month ago. Their foods, coffee & the atmosphere are all lovely & intoxicating. Oh, & definitely try their cakes when you're there.
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A perfect café to read a mind-bending techno thriller. Je n'ai pas essayé de la bouffe mais y en avait autour de moi qui avait l'air bon. Le café a fait la job.
Bien situé. Endroit très fréquenté par les étudiants. Wifi & plusieurs prises électriques pour charger son ordinateur & travailler un peu. Belle atmosphère.
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.
