Pas de Problème Café is described as a stylish, vibey spot with a relaxed atmosphere that works for solo visitors or groups, where the coffee and food feel restaurant quality and the Jamaican patties stand out. The space gets praise for its design, the vinyl, and the overall vibe, with many noting the patty dough is freshly made and the jerk chicken grilled cheese is memorable. Drinks shine, from excellent oat cappuccinos and gingerbread lattes to the coco caramel latte, though several reviews mention that portions can feel small for the price and the menu can be pricey. Service is a mixed bag, with many friendly and attentive staff but some encounters described as slow or aloof, which can dampen the experience. While wifi is not always available and seating can be tight, a back terrace offers a welcome option on nicer days.
This is such a nice spot! Just kinda sad they don't have WiFi, I understand but still! I had a chai latte & it was beautifully spiced & their chicken Jamaican paddy was delicious. With tip the total came to 15$. Highly recommend! Unless you need a cafe to do some work at
I simply loved Pas de Problème Café! Super cozy vibe & the jamaicano is a must try for coffee lovers, something they do that took away the bitterness. Perfect little spot in town to relax, chat, or just enjoy great coffee. Definitely coming back to drink a coffee or just chill.
J'adore ce petit spot. Endroit pour chiller tranquillement sur un petit sofa, un bon pâté boeuf Jamaïcain....un petit Latté & en prime de la bonne musique sur vinyle 👌 Pour les stressés ou les pressés aller ailleurs, comme le nom du café le dit si bien....pas de problèmes 😄
The initial feeling when walking into the cafe gives a very positive vibe & a hint that this place might be something special.
As other reviewers mentioned, based on their prices, the size of their portions is insufficient. For example, I paid $12 for an average tasting egg sandwich which contained scrambled eggs, 1 slice of tomato, 1 leaf of lettuce & 1 bun. What's more, the sandwich was the size of a small child sandwich or a slider. Another nuisance is all the napkins, utensils & cup covers are placed out of reach of the customer. You have to remember to ask for these items. I don't think this is a coincidence. Instead, I think it's part of their deliberate effort in cost containment.
The decor is nice. However, the short sightedness in cost cutting will prevent me from returning.
Sep 21, 2025
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The environment of the restaurant was really nice. I really like what they did with the decor & ambiance. It's a modern take on Jamaican restaurant/cafe which I find is a really unique concept. To add, staff was really nice & attentive to us. Although, for the amount of food you get, it's quite pricey. I would come here to study & have a small snack but not really a spot to have a full meal.
Best cafe in St Henri hands down from atmosphere to food to service, I could eat these patties everyday & never get tired!
I recently tried their 1/4 jerk chicken with side of plantain - although that sets you back over $20 before tax, it was delicious & worth every cent. Came hot & juicy, sliced up all pretty with peppa sauce & green onions while the plantain was caramelized with crunchy edges. Everything was levels above your standard jerk plate & executed perfectly.
Gem!! This is a vibrant cafe with great selection of food. Had Chicken & Pork Belly, tasted great.
Atmosphere is quite soothing, beware though, there is no wifi!! Which has its upside of course, but quite problematic if you want to stay there longer. But that may be intentional.
Overall, will make my way here more often when I visit Mtl.
