Across numerous reviews, Pigeon Club Cafe is described as a visually stunning, spacious spot with a garden-like interior and a welcoming vibe that makes it a go to for brunch and casual meals. The menu is varied with Mediterranean twists and breakfast favorites, and many dishes are praised for freshness and flavor, including shakshuka with labneh and halloumi, a chocolate croissant, and excellent coffee, while some visits note crowds, higher prices for portion sizes, and occasional inconsistencies such as shakshuka that is overly salty or eggs Benedict that can be watery. Service is frequently cited as friendly, attentive, and efficient, though during peak hours pace can slow and some tables are left waiting, and the noise level can be high because of the crowds. The ambiance is repeatedly lauded for beautiful decor and a lively atmosphere that suits groups, events, or a casual meet up, and the location offers easy parking. Overall, it comes across as a reliable, popular venue with strong drinks and desserts and only a few kinks to smooth out on busy days.
Went for dessert & coffee on a Saturday night. The staff were wonderful & when we had ana allergy question. The manager came over to check in with us & give us more info.
The chocolate babka smelled & looked so good - my friend said the road to heaven was paved with it! & My apple turnover was huge & sooo good.
Will definitely be back!!
Picked up a Hot chocolate & a Cappuccino + a chocolate croissant 🥐, coffee was excellent, however the chocolate croissant was next level! We indulged in it almost brought me back to my years in France.
Feb 17, 2026
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I was there on Saturday, we had to wait a little, was very busy & very noisy. The food was good, the service was ok, the only thing that I didn't like is that coffee was not included with any plates, not even breakfast.
It's a big place & they put tables very close , you can literally hear everything everyone is talking besides you.
Not sure if I will go back, my personal opinion.
1st time at the Pigeon Club Cafe. Never expected to be so charmed by this pkace as the exterior is pretty basic, but OMG the decor... & the food... & the coffee... & the service by this wonderful young woman named Nadia totally exceeded my expectation! I am so happy to have found such a great place to eat quality, savory & high quality food in the West Island, at a decent price to boot! The inlything I would improve is the playlist, perhaps lowering the volume or have more lounge music than rock...
Gabriel was incredible with our big group of 9 in the awesome private room that this Pigeon Club location has. I highly recommend! Also, all the sandwiches I've had here are excellent as is the coffee!
The food was above average in flavor & the plating was nice, but the prices felt far too high for the portion size. An open-faced sandwich & a cup of coffee coming to $35 with tax & tip felt excessive.
Nov 19, 2025
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Visited this establishment for only the second time today with two friends, over lunch. I ordered Shashouka. The dish was so salty I couldn't eat it. I tried to use the brioche bun provided to eat at least the egg, & the halloumi( which is expected to be salty). The tomatoes tasted as if the it had been salted three times. Our waitress never came to ask how things were after I started to eat. Our water bottle was also not replaced when empty. After about 40 minutes she came back & my friend pointed to my 80%still-full plate & explained that I couldn't eat it. The bills arrived with no apology from waitress, no attempt at restitution on the bill, nothing. Other things worth noting: all servers reached across our table to put down our plates & coffees. No'excuse my reach', no coming to the right side of the table. I guess it's hard to train staff basic manners. Last time for me at Pigeon Café. So many other places to give leave my retirement dollars! ☹?
Ordered the matcha latte with oat milk & lavender, & a cortado for drinks. For food we got the Richard Lewis & Larry David sandwiches. The Larry David was mediocre, had to get mayo on the side to improve the dryness of the sandwich. The Lewis was delicious but heartburn inducing--just a giant burger styled sandwich with thick slabs of meat. If you get it, the salad is a necessary side to balance the meal. The dressing was heavy on vinegar & smelled like feet--not enjoyable. The other available side was waffle fries, which were delicious but not great paired with a meat only sandwich with no greens of any kind. My Lewis could've also used more sauce.
The matcha is low grade & grittier, dark in color. Without the flavoring, I imagine it might be bitter. Coffee isn't my thing, but my partner raved about the cortado.
Aug 5, 2025
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I came looking to buy a pigeon. Ended up buying brunch instead.
Pigeon Cafe is a hidden gem in the West Island with its unassuming exterior but stunningly beautiful interior decor.
Everything that we purchased was excellent with the exception of the Brown Butter Eggs Benedict. Firstly, as seen in the photo, the meal didn't come with bread & the waiter had to bring us bread on the side. Secondly, the eggs were very watery & upon popping both eggs, the plate was flooded with the water that the eggs were boiled in which made for a very watery & bland dish. This happened with both eggs & unfortunately this ruined the Eggs Benedict dish for us.
The other three dishes that we had were delicious & I would order them again for sure.
Though it's advertised as the world's worst coffee, the coffee is actually fantastic. The milk was well textured & the perfect temperature. Really good job from the barista.
A restaurant where you can take nice instagram pictures & that's it. The food is severely overpriced, the sandwiches are small & sad, something I throw in my kids lunch bags when I'm not in the mood. The service is lacking. The coffee & fries are good & the restaurant is pretty.
The food is always delicious here. & the atmosphere is very nice. It feels like you are eating outdoors, they have trees & large booths. The coffee is great. The prices are a little on the higher end. But I haven't been disappointed in my choices yet. Today I had the halloumi shakshouka it comes with a side of challah bread.
Apr 28, 2025
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worst place ever to work or study, the musci is very very loud, inthe afternoon, like if it is a club!!!! I had a coffee & had t leave elsewhere !
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Have been there a few times for brunch & lunch. Cozy atmosphere with nice & spacious area. Food service is not quick & the cafe almost lives up to it's promise of'worst coffee'. Cocktails & fresh pressed juice are way better options. Intetesting menu & a variety of items to choose from.
We recently hosted my daughter's baby shower at Pigeon Club Cafe in Pointe-Claire, & the experience was exceptional from start to finish. The planning process was seamless, thanks to Lindsay, who was incredibly helpful, polite, patient, & knowledgeable. On the day of the event, the staff assisted us in setting up the space & were available for any needs that arose. Our main contact & server, Sara, was outstanding. She was kind, attentive, & went above & beyond by not only managing food & drink service but also assisting with cake serving & numerous coffee orders. Overall, the entire experience at Pigeon Club Cafe was amazing, & we're delighted we chose this venue for my daughter's baby shower.
