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Le Petit Dep comes across as a cozy, photogenic cafe and small shop in Old Montreal, blending coffee, pastries and a curated range of local goods and souvenirs in a compact, charming space that many visitors find welcoming and lively. Reviewers praise the warm atmosphere, the historic interior and the vibe that makes it a great spot to chat or grab a snack, while noting that seating is limited and the shop can get crowded. Drinks like lattes, cappuccinos, matcha and chai are often highlighted for quality, and pastries such as almond croissants and scones earn high marks, with the shop area offering chocolates, jams and other local products. Some experiences mention excellent and friendly service, while others describe occasional delays or inconsistent service. Several reviews point out practical downsides such as a no laptop policy in certain areas, limited toilets, occasional construction outside and a higher price point. Overall, Le Petit Dep is seen as a charming, must visit place for atmosphere and a varied selection of treats, but it may feel touristed, not ideal for long work sessions, and not every item hits the mark.
Bon café
Large choix de boissons chaude & froide
Très bons croissants aux amandes
Pas d'alcool sur place (À acheter oui)
Large offre de produits locaux en vente aussi
Pas permis d'utiliser sa tablette & son ordinateu
I was looking for a coffee shop open on Christmas Day since most places in Canada were closed. I stumbled upon Le Petit Dep, which is popular with tourists in Montreal because it's right beside Notre Dame Basilica. The exterior looks very aesthetic, & inside there was a long line. The space is small, so you may need to wait to sit. I ordered a latte & their almond croissant, & both were excellent. The croissant was worth every bite & good value for money. After, I checked their shop & bought some chocolates for friends. I didn't see the prices & was shocked when the bill came to $130 for 8 chocolates, lesson learned! Overall, the experience was very enjoyable. Great coffee, amazing croissant, beautiful spot. I'll definitely come back but will ask prices first next time.
Jan 1, 2026
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Been here several years ago & remembered the place fondly as a beautiful cozy taste breakfast place. It still looks nice but baked goods & prepared sandwiches are beyond stale. They were also selling'older croissants' for 50% off, we did not partake… based on the age of our sandwiches & scone, cannot imagine how old those croissants are.
This is a fun & classic cafe! Their snacks & desserts are delicious, but I recommend the cupcake or chocolate croissant. They also have refrigerated & healthier options too if you need a quick health breakfast like chia seed pudding. We stopped here multiple times for a variety of things & the service was great. It's inside is very unique & worth a stop for a coffee or snack. They're open late night too, so if you need a last minute wine bottle or dessert check it out.
Adorable & cozy cafe. The baristas are very kind & patient. One of them helped me find a place that sells stamps for postcards.
Their soy cortado was a smooth & bold treat. Croissant & Mushroom Scone are equally solid choices. The croissant was flaky crisp & the scone was soft textured with suttle mushroom onion flavors. Love their front window section adorned with animated stuffed ornaments for sale. They even have a section for local treats & postcards.
I returned on my last day & had their flat white (w/ oat milk) & chocolate croissant. Both were amazing. This was by far my favourite cafe visited in Old Montréal. 💜☕?
Cute café with a shop for visitors to peruse. I visited late at night & only got a hot chocolate with my croissant. Seating is limited, & also anti-laptop. A nice place to enjoy a snack, check your phone, or chat with a friend.
Popped in here on a very cold day visiting Old Montreal & had a delightful snack. The cappuccinos & the almond croissant were all OUTSTANDING, 5-star, full stop. Staff were friendly & on the hop. It's a bit tight in the shop so you should be prepared to take out. That said, if you find a seat, the trinkets & decorations add a cool vibe to the place. 5/5 would recommend.
Feb 2, 2025
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The atmosphere of this cafe is beautiful & charming. I ordered a hot chocolate & an espresso with almond croissant. The hot chocolate was good & not too sweet & . The espresso however was not nowhere near what I expected from a classic espresso. It was very acidic & the volume was very little overall you could barely call it espresso unless there are different definitions for this beverage.
I visited this cafe yesterday & had an amazing experience over there . Place is small but cozy & i really liked their spinach croissant & vanilla oat latte. They even did latte art on my drink. I would definitely come back when i visit Montreal again. The staff was friendly & quick.
Cozy café featuring lots of drinks, pastries, & local goods such as chocolates, postcards, & hats. The drinks are very good & the almond croissant is fantastic. The layout can be a bit awkward, with a couple very big tables in the middle & nowhere good to accommodate a line or people who are waiting on coffee or food but don't have seats.
Nov 11, 2024
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