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    Cafeterra

    4.3 (16 reviews)

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    Kim U.

    This is a very cute place to stop by for a quick bite for breakfast. The ham and cheese croissants were very good. I am glad we stopped in, we were actually on our wasy someplace else. They serve a salad with the breakfast sandwich that was great and I do not like salads very much. We will have to come back before we leave Montreal.

    Brennan K.

    This was genuinely my favorite stop in Montreal and I will continue to come here in the future. The food was fresh and amazing, bursting with flavor and beautifully colorful to look at. Staff was lovely and the cafe itself is just so so cute. I can't wait to come back! It was the perfect spot for a solo lunch while reading.

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    Emma T.

    Cafeterra has lots of different avocado toasts and egg sandwiches. It was overall good, the sauce was a nice touch but the bread was not toasted enough and did not taste fresh. The worker there was very angry when I moved a chair to sit with my party, despite it being somewhat empty.

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    8 days ago

    Food was excellent. Had a very difficult time getting bill after eating. Asked a number of times but it didn't seem to be important.

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    1 year ago

    Amazing little coffee shop with great coffee and pastries. Very quiet and nice ambience.

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    1 year ago

    Absolutely amazing place!!! Stunning interior with wonderful artwork. Incredible coffee and pastries! We will definitely be back!!

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    2 years ago

    Went there for lunch with a visitor from out of town and the service and food was excellent! Love this spot!

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    2 years ago

    Best pastries I've ever had, this place is magic. Super calm, great for working, peaceful, and cozy!

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    2 years ago

    delicious food and great coffee, I highly recommended dropping by if you're in the neighborhood!!

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    La Graine Brûlée - Dinner at 11 p.m. because of a snooze after arriving late to YUL: a vegetarian burrito and tea the more complicated way.

    La Graine Brûlée

    4.3(73 reviews)
    1.5 kmVille-Marie
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    An intentionally funky place with a refreshing iced matcha latte. The barista recommended their…read morebrownie, but it was disappointingly dry.

    Independent - and very different - coffehouses in the Montreal area - 1 of 2…read more A hectic transition to Montreal - first arriving at YUL and then on to Centre-Ville - called for a rest - a nap - which then brought on the need for a snack and coffee/tea late at about 11:00 p.m. Looking at the phone didn't provide much in the way of choices, and, at that, a place where one could sit. I looked at the listing for La Graine Brulee more than once and had to think about it. I finally went in. This place is indeed weird. However, it all turned out to be better than I thought. There are all these seating areas, with some on either side of the front door and then several on a circular bench radiating from the center and making for quite a few tables. That's where I sat. Take note that there is also a big wooden cube with a lot of graffiti on it. The service was pleasant. I ordered some hot tea and they made a vegetarian burrito for me at late hours. (There's no way in hell you'll find something with meat or poultry in here.) I'm glad I was able to eat something before turning in. The prices were acceptable for what I got and its location, between 2 and 3 blocks east of the city's main Metro station at Berri-UQAM. In looking around, there was a good cross-section of people. It's more about nearby UQAM (translation: students) than it is "Le Village," which is now mid-rise and high-rise condos ... and the cranes that go into making them. Tables with books and laptops were the norm which, in my mind, is a good thing. Either way, there wasn't anyone over 40 here as far as I could see. That said, I don't know how willing I'd be to go back, unless in the same situation, and I have to joke that I don't know if personae who are middle of the road, and right of that, would like it here. However, if you are cut from the same cloth as the ownership and the other patrons, meaning bohemian and "new age-y," then I would strongly recommend it. I'm talking tribe! I will rate it within that context since they are not looking to serve the "mom, apple pie, and Chevrolet" crowd. Also, being on Saint-Catherine Est might foretell its personality, since Est and Ouest along this major thoroughfare can be two different worlds. However, La Graine Brulee delivered on a (vegetarian) burrito and some hot tea that I needed before turning in and did it well.

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    La Graine Brûlée - You order up the front.  Service was polite.  Radiating small tables in pinwheel form.  (Interesting hat on that urban(e) customer.)

    You order up the front. Service was polite. Radiating small tables in pinwheel form. (Interesting hat on that urban(e) customer.)

    La Graine Brûlée - Grilled cheese apple and onion

    Grilled cheese apple and onion

    La Graine Brûlée - Here's the graffiti box, with bench seating to its left, telling you that if you're not hippie-dippy or young, you're not tribe.

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    Here's the graffiti box, with bench seating to its left, telling you that if you're not hippie-dippy or young, you're not tribe.

    Marché Vieux Montréal - Salmon avocado toast

    Marché Vieux Montréal

    3.5(19 reviews)
    0.4 kmVille-Marie

    Best way to describe this place is 'lovely'. Amazing attention to details and full of design…read moretouches in every corner, including the ceiling. It's almost being in a museum. The food was excellent, great healthy selection focused in breakfast and salads (they also have a selection of sandwiches). Breakfast plates come with fruits. Polite and helpful staff.

    After walking around old Montreal for two hours, my husband and I agreed we could not walk another…read moreblock without some coffee and refreshment. We had a list of cafés that were highly rated on Yelp, but none of them were right in front of us, and this one was. So we walked in without having checked any reviews first. Sometimes we get lucky that way! This time, we did not. First, we really just wanted a cup of drip coffee. That was not offered here. The only options were various espresso drinks, starting at $4.50. We each got a café Americano. They were ok. None of the food in the display cases looked that appealing, so we picked a large chocolate cookie with a fudgy center to share. Can't go wrong with a chocolate cookie, right? Wrong. It was dry and lackluster in flavor. There was only one person working there, and he was surly. We thought perhaps he was just annoyed with us for asking for wifi (not offered) and regular non-espresso coffee, but we listened to him interact with customers who came after us, and he was short and abrupt with them too. The back part of the store sold souvenirs, but nothing unique or exciting, just mugs and magnets and stuff you could get anywhere. The decor was eclectic mix of antique furniture, which seemed kind of funky and fun, until I sat down. The seat part of my old wood stool wobbled and tilted and I slid right off because some screws were missing. I had to catch myself along the counter and regain balance. I was fine, but this would not have been a safe situation for someone less steady on their feet! I liked the pressed tin ceiling and the chandelier. There were different books on the counter available for public browsing while we drank our coffee, which was nice. The windows were large and the potted plants seemed to be doing well in their sunny spot. I liked looking out at the sidewalk passersby. I would not come here again.

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    Marché Vieux Montréal - Ceiling

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    Egg avocado toast

    Marché Vieux Montréal - At entry point

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