My Little Cup

Elf

4.0

The coffee is great, & the staff are friendly. But why is tipping at takeout counters still expected? Between high income taxes & sales tax on food & drinks, the cost keeps climbing. A simple cup of coffee can end up costing $7.50-8.50 with a tip, which feels excessive. If you choose not to tip but visit regularly, it can also become uncomfortable because there often seems to be an expectation that customers will tip every time.

Canadian

5.0

One of the best, smooth, & delicious coffees in Montreal. Quality beans. The prices are on the higher end but worth it. They also have yummy pastries. Try pistachio babka & almond croissant. Staff is kind & welcoming. The cafe is located inside the metro. There is no sitting area. I wish they had actually coffee shop. My favorite drinks are oat milk latter & cappuccino. Oh, & try their latte with macadamia milk.

Rui

5.0

Staff was super nice & attentive to my allergies, coffee was really smooth & palatable even for someone who doesn't drink coffee often. Very nice vibes :)

Etienne

5.0

Hands down the best coffee shop in Montréal. They sell third-wave specialty coffee, with a different coffee every few months, so you can expect quality uniquely tasting drinks with a nice surprise as they move on to new bags. When they're not in rush hours, you get to have a nice homely moment with the barista; & some great recommendations for your home stash as well! I wish they'd have lactose-free milk, as I find other alternatives to be too aggressive in taste, which can often hide notes from those fragrant coffees. But maybe that's a good thing, cause I'd spend way too much in that little shop...

Lex

4.0

There was a girl & a guy there. When the girl rang me up very little little interaction other than a greeting & the price. I was the only one waiting for my order & the guy was making it so the wait was pretty quick. When he was done he gave me my drink & they both sat down in unison & silently stared off into the abyss. No goodbyes. Latte was good 10/10