Le Petit Dep

Amy

5.0

Cute place even better coffee. Lots of nice merch & local food items.

Amanda

5.0

I love the interior, its so well decorated. The atmosphere is also quite pleasant & the service was very friendly. They have lots of options of merchandise & food products to purchase for both locals & tourists. In the picture, i got a cookie caramel sundae (possibly only available in the summer), it was 12$ b4 txs. The cookie was large, tasty & warm. The ice cream wasnt crazy in portion, it was quite small. It didnt taste like your traditional thick & heavy vanilla ice cream but more like light froyo. We also got a iced latte with oatmilk & vanilla syrup--8$~It was delicious. One of the best iced lattes i've tasted. They use oatbox, so that pretty much explains it. The vanilla syrup wasnt overlybearing, it was subtle & the espresso was strong.

Anne

3.0

I adored the jumbled aesthetic & incredible selection of local food stuffs-chocolates, ciders, etc, but almost nothing was priced! (Clear prices listed for fresh food & drinks though)

Also, the cheddar scone I chose was almost unbearably dry. Very disappointing. The cold brew was solid.

Edgar

5.0

This is a true hidden gem. I stopped in during a walk around the historic district & was instantly won over by the warm, vintage atmosphere & thoughtful curation of local Quebec products.
The coffee is exceptional, rich, perfectly pulled espresso with beautiful latte art, made with care by friendly baristas. I paired mine with a fresh pastry & it was the perfect mid morning treat. It's more than just a café, it's a delightful little épicerie too.
Super photogenic inside & out, with a cozy vibe that makes you want to linger. Perfectly located near Notre-Dame Basilica & Place d'Armes. Whether you're a local or a tourist, this place nails it on quality, service, & charm.
Highly recommend! One of my favorite stops in Montreal.

Surya

5.0

Best ube coffee with almond milk & lavender syrup! Not too sweet at all. Just right & perfect. Smoothie named Chill was great too.
Let's of local snacks. Nice vibe & staffs.

Paola

5.0

Super quaint coffee shop with local souvenirs & treats. Had an almond milk flat white & it was good! I also bought some souvenirs.

Maria

2.0

Very cute cafe with a wide range of local artist products. It's pricey. My issue is no bathrooms for paying customers?! Even for a pregnant person? ouch...

Christopher

4.0

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.

Rachel

5.0

Lovely little cafe across from the cathedral. Perfect spot to get local goods to bring home & an affogato!

Chris

5.0

Very cute cafe, a few steps from everything! I love the no laptop policy! Espresso & pastries on point. Service was efficient & friendly. The self-service water dispenser could use a little repair. Nice selection of local products. I'll be back.... probably tomorrow.