Such an interesting space, with a artistic mix of items to browse through. From furniture, to…read moreoutdoor décor, to kitchen items, to bags, there is something for everyone. I loved the multiple green spaces around the café area where you could relax with a drink and a book under some greenery. Large floor to ceiling windows let in plenty of light and the opportunity to watch the world go by outside. We picked up a bottle of olive oil as a gift. Will definitely be back for more browsing.

I love this place. It's a hodgepodge of all kinds of things. It has some great home furnishings,…read moreunique lighting fixtures, furniture, tiles, kitchenware and clothes. The staff was welcoming but definitely left you to explore and wander the store. It also houses a cool little cafe with bread and pastries from L' Amour au Pain. The latte was really good. Sorry, no drip brewed coffee for any Americans out there. I believe they make sandwiches and salads for a quick no fuss lunch. Ok, now the part I've been hesitant on whether I should share because I want it to be my own little piece of urban paradise. I figured in the end, it is not mine to keep and I would be doing the business owners a disservice by not helping them attract more clients to them. This place should be shared with anyone willing to explore the hidden treasures of the City. Most tourists would not come into a home furnishings place, but trust me. You want to at least grab a coffee and follow me. My absolute favorite part is their little shaded "terrasse" ally. If you ever need a little hideaway when you are in Old Port. It's the perfect place. I feel like I've been transported to a different time and place. Nothing fancy, just tranquil, a simple elegance that the French are synonymous with. I wonder if the manager would kick me out if I curled up with a book one day.

December 2022 - COVID Review:…read more I was wondering why this place was so crowded when I first got there.... until I saw that the other restaurant options in the building were either non-existent (closed/out of business) or didn't have a great menu. There's not a ton of options on their menu and it is a little pricey for the amount of food that you get. But it's decent for a pit stop if you happen to be in the area.

Cool hang out place after you are tired from walking in old Montreal…read more Nice selection of paninis, pastries, ice cream. They also serve coffee and wine. There are some interesting paintings and art work for sale but it's pricey.

This was one of the first stores we stopped in while wondering around Vieux Montreal and absolutely…read moreloved it. I didn't want to buy all the things our first day so we made it a point to go back the last day we were there. They have gifts that you can get at other establishments along with some local flair as well. Upstairs and downstairs, those stairs get quite slippery in the winter so be sure to watch your step! Given the location it was busy both times we went so be patient, get a basket and shop around!

Cute gift shop…read more Along the main drag of Rue St. Paul, flanked with shops on both sides. Cut socks, kitchen items, apparel items and accessories too.

Just went for the sugar brunch, which is in place until April 19th. Was amazing. For only 41$, you…read morehave lots of options. The best is not only everything is made with local produce, but it's also all hand made, hence the name of the place. Outside of the special brunch, there's a lot of other offering. There's more then what I photograph and everything look very good. If you want some sugar shack in city experience, do go before April 19th. I think it's only on weekend though. The staff was incredibly sweet, calm, helpful, friendly, just good thing to say about them. Didn't seems stress or overworked. I today's world, 41$ for this is a steal you can't miss.

The Short Version: Fancy market inside the Queen Elizabeth…read moreHotel with fancy prices to match, lol. The Slightly Longer Version: I can't believe this opened up in 2017 and only in 2025 did I discover it. It's in the lobby of the Fairmont Queen Elizabeth Hotel. It's an upscale market with artisan items. They sell oils, vinegars, sauces and spreads. It's also part restaurant with different stations reminiscent of the Mövenpick that was in downtown Toronto (but has since closed down). They have a pizza station, a crepe station, a bakery and more. Prices are what you would expect at The Queen Elizabeth Hotel. Review #155 (2025)

A phenomenal coffee place and probably number two in the city in my option (only slightly surpassed…read moreby cafe even). The staff is top notch with a tone of coffee knowlege, really friendly, and had lots of recomendations. The layout is unlike most coffee places with a large coffee bar that wraps around itself, leanding itself to easy conversations with either other customers or staff. It is also set up in a way that you can have space to yourself as well without feeling inclined to chat so either way it is nice. The warp around couch is also pretty comfy and would work well with groups. The coffee itself is clean rich and complex. We got a cordato with the recomendation from the staff. It was creamy and hit the spot. Overall a great place for some coffee.

The servers are so friendly and had great recommendations! This is one of my favorite coffee shops…read morein Montreal. We got an oat milk Cortado the first time, and liked it so much we got it again the next time. The atmosphere is quite unique, it feels like it would be a cooking class. There is a big couch for group seating or to share with others, and plenty of seating around the big counter in the middle of the room. Very convenient in the heart of the neighborhood.

Very quiet coffee and tea place, they have in the same local : clothes and organic products. Nice…read moreservice. Enjoy the wifi !

Plenty of seating. Nice service and not much of a wait for…read moremy order Close to my hotel so will be back. Banana chocolate bread. Tasty but a little dry. Macadamia chai latte, nice spice profile and first time I've been able to order macadamia milk. Not usually found.

A quaint little café that serves plant based drinks and pastries. They also have smoothies and sell…read moreaccessories, etc. There's a nice large seating area as well.

This shop definitely felt like a mashup between a cafe and a sock shop, which sounds weird but…read moremakes for something to look at while waiting for your drink to be prepared. I ordered their Hojicha Latte with Oat Milk (props for having non-dairy options), and it was fine. Nothing about it was a standout for me but it got the job done in providing a caffeine fix. This store is much smaller than the "flagship" location inside a historical bank, and works to get your coffee/tea fix if you're in the area... and to buy some socks too.

I came here for a much needed charging and coffee break in downtown Montreal. This place was easy…read moreto find and had a clean restroom. The environment was nice and clean, and the drinks and pastry items were good. There were a row of seats along with a few charging outlets on the second floor. I got the einspanner latte for ~$6. The cream was rich and creamy, while the espresso gave me the mid afternoon boost that I needed.