Omg, such a cute coffee shop! It nails that perfect blend of cozy and cool without trying too hard…read more The space has that minimal aesthetic and great for catching up with a friend, zoning out with a book or just working from there. Their coffe was next level - I got flat white and it was one of th best I have had aka smooth and perfectly balanced. The staff were friendly, and made small conversations. So glad we made a pit stop here on our trip.

Perfect coffee on the outdoor patio. We had a latte, an iced latte and a decaf iced latte. All were…read moredelicious. The coffee is Italian espresso - high quality and intensely flavorful.

Saw this coffee sold at a number of specialty food shops around the city but this little stop is…read morewhere you get the biggest selection. The service was slow but very intentional. There is only one barista who calls locals by name and takes the time to make each espresso with more care than the hundreds of other places I've been over the years. He carefully explained various beans I was interested in purchasing and got a more ideal bag that was not on the shelf due to roast date. They were overall low on their usual selection according to him at the time I was in town. The pour over I had (free with purchase of beans) was excellent.

I arrived about 10 minutes early but the baristas and sales people were kind to let me into cafe. I…read moreordered the latte and it was good. It had a subtle taste to it. The cafe is located in a Burton lifestyle/sports retail store. They have a coffee lounge area in the back of the store. Nice to have great options in MTL.

This was my favourite café until the other day, now I'll be going to different ones in the…read moreneighborhood. I took my sister Harte and ordered coffee. I went to use the hand sanitizer and didn't notice that some of the hand sanitizer had dried up and clogged the opening. The hand sanitizer shot out from a small hole and went directly into my eyeball, which hurt a lot. I asked the barista for some help and she just pointed me to the bathroom. Didn't even come out from behind the counter, she didn't clean the sanitizer. I almost got the impression that this had happened a couple of times already and pointing to the bathroom was her stock response. If this happened at my work I'd be mortified and would have offered some kind of help and apologized but I got none of that. Bad experience.

Face meltingly good coffee and espresso. I am not exaggerating at all when I say that this is the…read morebest coffee I have ever had. They have multiple grinds available every day and the barista can tell you the details of each without batting an eye or pausing to think. Words can't really express how good the drinks are here, but I'm about to try. Espresso drinks are complex beasts. The espresso shot needs to be good, which means your grind must be good, which means your roast must be good, which means you actually have to care about your product and put a ton of effort into it. If you can pull a good shot, you still have to get the milk right. I know that seems like it should be the easy part, but it's a detail that you can't overlook. Most places, even dedicated independent coffee shops (not just Starbucks/Dunkin/Tim Hortons), get their milk too hot; when you overheat your milk it gets bitter and acidic and no longer serves as a foil to the bitterness/acidity of the espresso, but instead it amplifies all the bad flavors you don't want. When I placed the mug between my hands and they were warmed but not scalded I knew I was in for a treat. My expectations were exceeded in ways I couldn't have imagined in my wildest caffeine fueled dreams. After I scraped my face off the table I finished my mocha (not too sweet, not too milky, jusssssst right). On top of crafting amazing drinks, Tony the barista is super friendly. I felt welcomed the second I walked into the bar. On my first day in Montreal he gave me a sample of their freshly delivered baked goods (the onion tart was AWESOME). Then he recommended I try a few things and when I came back the next day he not only remembered my name but asked how my day had gone and had a few more suggestions. Nicest guy I met on my whole trip. The interior space is limited but I'd say it's more "intimate and cozy" than "cramped." They don't have wi-fi but there are a few plug sockets if you're desperate. After you finish your drink, try their water. There won't be a bitter taste in your mouth that you need to rinse out and your mouth won't be burned but you'll be doing yourself a disservice if you don't try their super delicious water before you leave. No, I'm not joking. The water pitcher is filled with lemon peel and fresh thyme sprigs which is the dopest water combination ever. When I return to Montreal, this is my first stop.

Hands down probably the best coffee I've ever heard. A very cute independent coffee shop that has…read morethe best beans from South America and Canada and other places. They have a dedicated area for Canadian coffee and it's labelled from which city it's from. They have all kinds of tools, machines and coffee makers available at your disposal. I walked around to see what they were specific to. There's beautiful posters and paintings decorated. Unfortunately they have 2 very very small tables in such a spacious cafe. You can sit on the high chairs at the register. However, it would be nice if they incorporated more sitting space available. The barista explained the different coffees available and why they are different. Upon his recommendation I ordered the chocolate pour-over. It was excellent! Very strong coffee, to the point I was up way past midnight! I added milk, no sugar and it was perfect. I tried my friends fruit coffee pour over and I didn't like it, nor did they. I finished my fairly large mug, whereas they couldn't. It was nice to watch the process of the coffee being made. Really enjoyed it. Again, not enough chairs to sit and enjoy the coffee which is primarily why it loses a star.

What a wonderful shop. The owner clearly cares very much about his customers experience and coffee…read more The shop was steadily busy and he attended to everyone whether they wanted to chat about different beans for purchase, equipment, or what pour over they wanted to try. A couple 4-seat tables that, if they're not completely occupied, you can share with others. Pour overs are served with water which is always a nice touch. I enjoyed my experience so much on a Saturday that I was right back there on Sunday! I'll absolutely stop here on every trip to montreal to pick up some local roasters beans!

Nothing special. Americano watered down, hot chocolate too bitter. Their pastries were good and…read morefood was sold out so can't say.

This is such a cute café (brûlerie to be more exact), with SUCH a selection of delicious good…read morecoffee, all exhibited on the wall. Although the vibe doesn't feel as homey or intimate, there are tons of seating and they even serve food! The service was efficient, but I came in late on a Sunday, so I wouldn't know how the personnel deals with rush hour or prime coffee time. Overall, if I feel like indulging and sampling different coffees, I would try my hand here.

Definitely top 3 coffee I ever had so far. I was in Montreal for 5 days, and since I tried their…read morecoffee, I was there every day:) The service is friendly, they all speak English as well.

Great coffee, friendly staff and eco friendly!…read more Love the fact that they have those lids where you don't need straws for their cold drinks. They also offer paper straws if you do need one. I got the iced latte and it was great and smooth. You can also add your own sweetness level with their syrup. As for the service, it was quick and the staff was friendly. The place isn't big but it's very cozy and clean. It's right accross metro de l'eglise.

Good spot for coffee. Plentiful seating, friendly staff. Reasonably good option in this…read moreneighborhood.

Oh the legend has popped up in Montreal. One of my fav spot in Vancouver opened up and it was…read morealmost across from where I was staying I had to visit. Space is great and the same amazing caffeine fix here. Also added is the production of fresh donuts in the back. I tried the almond croissant and picked up donuts for the trip back. Here is a play by play of the cappuccino Crema good Milk frothed well Latte art good The bean itself is the complex original and while hard to master at home hits the spot

Great place to grab a coffee in the underground mall! Confusing on how to get there but I…read moreeventually found it after asking around and using google maps LOL I got a hazelnut latte and a Pain Suisse au Chocolat. Both were really good but I LOVEDDDD the pain!!! The custard was really well made and so tasty. They have a couple tables where you can sit and enjoy your goods. A lot of workers coming by to grab coffee though. Recommend if you're underground!

Extremely overrated. I actually threw out my coffee pretty soon after I got it because it tasted…read morelike nothing. The barista was nice to me, but seemed annoyed and was speaking to her friend in French more than me and I felt a little bit awkward. It's also a little obnoxious that they crossed out the Americano on the menu and replaced it with Canadiano. I get the political climate of the world, but you know that you have a lot of tourists here and that does not make them feel welcome. I was pretty turned off by this place and wish i didn't waste 6.50 here. Went to McDonald's and got a more tasty coffee for a third of the price.