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Le Petit Dep comes across as a cozy, eclectic cafe and shop with a homey vibe that many find welcoming, offering a wide selection of high quality coffee, pastries and vegan options, plus charming local gifts. Reviewers praise friendly staff, fast service, and tasty croissants and cappuccinos, while some note the space is small or cluttered and that laptops are discouraged or not allowed, which can be a plus for some but frustrating for those hoping to work. Decor ranges from homely and quirky to busy, with some mentioning a charming kitsch atmosphere and others calling it overstuffed, but the overall vibe remains a highlight. Prices are sometimes described as a little steep for some items, yet many return weekend after weekend for beverages and treats, including chocolate and specialty drinks like matcha and chai. In sum, Le Petit Dep is a go to for a cozy casual visit with good coffee and pastry options, especially for locals and shoppers seeking a bright, unique vibe, while acknowledging a few drawbacks around space, interior design and the no laptops policy.
I was really excited to try this place & planned to sit & do a bit of work on my laptop. Unfortunately, the'no laptops' signs are very small & easy to miss, & I didn't notice them until right after I paid. What felt frustrating was seeing the person behind the counter on his laptop the entire time, which came across as a bit hypocritical. I know there's another location where laptops are allowed, but that wasn't near my hotel. Very average matcha latte. Sadly wont be back
Un établissement singulier, mélange de boutique (dépanneur) & café. La décoration est authentique avec une forêt de lustres anciens. Le service est soigné & les produits de qualité. Je recommande pour un p'tit déj tranquille & chaleureux.
Attention, pas de possibilité de télétravailler en sirotant son mochaccino.
J'ai choisi latte froid avec lait d'amande. Le meilleur que j'ai dégusté pour l'instant. & un carottes cake excellent !
Je suis juste déçue de l'avoir découvert avant de partir 😅 mais ce lieu m'a permis d'égayer ma découverte de Montréal ! Merci 😚
I tried the iced raspberry matcha latte & I loved it so much. I always have trouble finding matcha that isn't sweet even with flavour added & this was perfectly balanced. It was busy, but I was impressed by the speed of the service. Lovely staff, would love to have bigger sizes available for the drinks though.
Such a cute spot for a drink & a bite to eat. We got a matcha latte (so so good, get one for sure), tea, & a chocolate chip cookie (delicious!). It's a great find, I wish I would have found it sooner on our trip!
I had a delightful afternoon stop at Petit Dep on Saint-Sulpice Street in Old Montreal. This quaint little café is the perfect blend of charm & history. Housed in a heritage building, Petit Dep takes its name from the French term "dépanneur," meaning convenience store, & offers a modern take on that concept with artisanal snacks & local goods. I grabbed a latte & a berry scone, both of which were fantastic. The latte was smooth & perfectly balanced, & the scone was fresh, soft, & packed with flavor. It was the ideal treat for an afternoon recharge. The cozy atmosphere & friendly staff made the experience even better. If you're looking for a peaceful spot to grab a coffee or snack while wandering the cobblestone streets of Old Montreal, Petit Dep is worth a visit.
Sep 8, 2024
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The place is cute but the music was so loud ! Maple matcha latte tasted like milk & nothing else. Cheese croissant was crazy oily but tasty. Overall just ok kinda disappointing
Très cool, accueillant, souriant, endroit plein de vie & surtout c'est bon. Comme tous les endroits sympa il faut attendre qu'une table se libére mais ça permet aussi de regarder les produits proposés.
Endroit très sympathique & calme où l'on peut manger rapidement des petits snacks très bons. Cependant j'ai été déçue par rapport a l'avis du routard on s'attend à voir quelque chose de typique c'est tout de même assez bobo. Bien que le lieu soit chouette je pense que l'on peut trouver mieux pour prendre un petit déjeuner canadien.
What a lovely petit cafe!! Charming inside & out. Full of framed art, mirrors, colors, gifts & various pantry items. My only negative comment is their pastry selection was white limited for 11am, & their lattes lacked flavor (too milky, not enough tea/coffee)
I have lived next door for 3 years now. I have tried all the little cafes in my neighborhood. I used to come here before & buy an oat milk latte regularly because it was arguably the best on my street. That said, there's barely any local people in this cafe for good reasons. Today, it took 40 minutes (while there were only 6 customers before me) to make my cappucino. The price of the food items is ridiculously expensive, even for the area. I don't know how it can be this bad since they have very little fresh food, but almost every time I come here, I find expired food (eggs, cheeses or meats). Plus, they newly removed all the price tags on the shelves, so the only way to know the prices is to wait in line to ask at the register. So, by the time you get there, even when your item is double the price, you end up buying it because you don't wait to waste any more time. For me, the lack of transparency in removing the prices was the last straw. Even if their coffee is good, it's no longer worth it. I promised myself today that it was the last time I would ever come here again.
TL;DR it has recently gotten worse... food items expired, way overpriced, & without any price tags. Good coffee, but extremely long wait for a single one.
