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    Café Saint-Henri

    4.3 (99 reviews)
    Open 7:30 am - 8:00 pm

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    Sehrish N.

    I stopped by for a quick snack. I had their lemon poppy muffin and honestly it was amazing!! It was very filling but really good. I already had a coffee so I'm looking forward to trying theirs next time I'm in the area. They do house their own coffee which they are famously known for. I loved the coffee shop vibe with dim lights. It wasn't too loud or overly packed. They have wifi available so its perfect to study and work. The welcoming from staff was warm and good. Often times, during a hectic day people are so eager to reach their end goal they forget to be present. So when a staff takes a second to acknowledge your presence and smile, I want to commend them for that. Simple actions like a smile is what captures customers attention and why they want to return to specific business.

    Crema
    Issan Z.

    Saint-Henri Micro-torréfacteur is one of the best known coffee roasteries from Quebec. You're likely to find their beans in your favorite coffee shop. So it's pretty safe to expect a wonderful cup of coffee out of their own establishment. There's quite a few St-Henri coffee shops in Montreal, but the one in the St-Henri neighbourhood is - surprise - the original. Roasting is done in the back of the shop, while the barista prepared cups of caffeinated goodness for patrons sitting toward the windows. It smells good in there, and the church pews and rickety wooden chairs make the whole place seem warm and homely - the perfect stop after a long walk on a cool spring afternoon. I got intrigued by their selection of rather unusual herbal teas (mostly from plants found in Quebec's northern wilderness), and went for the "thé boréal", a mix of what might be nettle, black currants and other plants. It was very good. We shared a banana bread that was moist and rich with brown sugar and chocolate. My boyfriend got the prettiest latte, with all these tiny bubbles in the delightfully rich crema. He loved it. We sat there blissfully for awhile, not needing to talk. We'll be back.

    I tried the beef sandwich and it was delicious. The matcha was one of the best ones I've tried in Montréal too. Villeray shop May be a bit too cold.

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    Chris B.

    Starbuck's introduced decent coffee to the masses, but good coffee it is not. On a quest for coffee I stumbled upon Saint-Henri micro-torrefacteur near the Atwater market that craft their beans into incredible drinks. The bar seating lining the large bay windows are popular with the laptop toting crowd and several rows of old church pews make for interesting seating at the front of the cafe though your eyes are naturally drawn to the large roaster in back. The seating area gets a ton of natural light and there's free password protected wi-fi so it's nice... most of the time, avoid coming when they are roasting coffee, it's a noisy process. I tried a cinnamon roll beside the counter, options were limited and it looked like a letdown. Surprised I was. The inside was packed with a sweet cinnamon and sugar mixture and the flaky bread wasn't too dry nor was it soggy. Way exceeded my expectations. The coffee is what makes this place special. The classic American drip coffee is delightful to enjoy. It was fresh and well roasted. Very smooth with balanced flavors, no bitterness even near the end. Coffee done right. Glancing around a bit more I noticed a variety of coffee machines, well beyond drip, espresso and press. Look closely and you'll see Chemex makers, Aeropress machines and a few other bizarre contraptions. I get vibes that the crew at Saint-Henri's care about the coffee craft. The coffee is some of the nicest I've experienced in the city so I'll be returning often.

    Espresso!
    Anna C.

    Love their coffee! This location has several tables and bar stools to sit and do work. They also have several church pews to just sit and enjoy your coffee. Each time I come there is just one barista so service is a little slow but he's a really nice guy and his drinks are always perfect. Tip! Buy a bag of beans and get a free espresso!

    Risa D.

    Lovely little spot tucked down a pretty alley off lower St Denis, right where you might hope an exceptional cafe would be. Run by the St Henri folks, these beans are local and the roast is strong, clear and delicious. There's not many who can manage to balance taking something like coffee extremely seriously with a long list of coffee menu items at the door, detailed questions asked by the skilled baristas, beverages delivered with cloth napkin, cool water, filtered coffee made in small batches for you with love; and love is the operative word. Not pretentious, not showy, just interested in care and craft and providing a wonderful experience. Enjoy your coffee, relax in the old wooden chairs rescued from local schools, rubbed smooth by generations. Maybe think about things like craft, learning and love. Or maybe just enjoy that sweet good coffee buzz. Your call.

    Chemex pourover
    Rob P.

    I finally found a coffee shop in town that does pourovers and it did not disappoint! So tasty I didn't need milk or sugar in my coffee and that happens so rarely. I must go back for a French press!

    They roast their coffee in house
    Doris Z.

    One of the few coffee houses in Montreal that roast their coffee beans in house. However, it did not live up to the expectation that I had. We got a latte and a mocha. The latte was overwhelmed with milk and mocha's chocolate sweetest completed overwhelmed the espresso. There are also aeropress and other fresh brewed coffee of you are into filtered coffee like me. Will be back for coffee with less milk but certainly not latte again. Also, they have a very poor bakery selection.

    Delicious almond Capuccino in the heart of quartier Latin, Montreal Canada
    Isis N.

    Little charming coffee place in the heart of Montreal. It was fabulous to find that they carried almond milk to enjoy an exquisite cappuccino. The girl behind the counter was so pleasant and sweet, I felt like learning french just to have a conversation with her.

    Latté that came as a freebie with beans purchase
    TK L.

    Really neat neighborhood café that also roasts its own beans. But the clock is ticking. The "À Louer" sign is up and in less than 6 months, Café Saint-Henri will longer be, at least not in its current location. This is one of those places with a deep local vibe, you feel it as you step in on a Sunday afternoon packed with people. I find the combination of tables and church benches really hip. I can imagine an awesome group coffee date on those benches. The staff is among the most soft-spoken and unpretentious of 3rd wave coffee shops. Saint-Henri is my go-to roaster these days to get my weekly pound of beans for home. The single origin beans change from time to time and there are always a few to choose from, never more than a week old. Also free drink with bean purchase. There is a choice of two espressos: the default Godshot roast or a really mellow Holy Cow. I haven't really tried the food. You will be missed, Saint-Henri.

    Good soy latte in a relax and friendly atmosphere.
    Véronique N.

    Thumbs up: - Good "new school" espresso coffees - Fresh beans for you cup or to go - Cozy-trendy atmosphere (with good musical selection playing.;) - Beautiful windows to sit by - Friendly baristas - Offering different kind of classes about coffee Thumbs down: - Not a big choice of snacks Really nice spot if you are passing by or living around. They also have free wi-fi.

    Malek G.

    Latte parfait. J'ai aussi pris le muffin pommes caramel avec ... Un régal ! J'ai failli céder pour le muffin citron-graines de pavot mais j'ai été raisonnable : ce sera pour la prochaine fois, car c'est clair qu'il y en aura ! Seul bémol : le confort des chaises ... Un café aussi bon se doit d'être dégusté de manière plus "cosy" ! Aussi mention spéciale pour l'utilisation du système Chemex ! Je ne pensais pas le trouver dans un commerce !

    Own beans
    Jacopo L.

    Best cappuccino in Montreal so far Excellent not overroasted coffee. Well done foam. Served with a glass of water. and nice place, quite corner off busy street with outdoor seating.

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    Do not waste your time... Coffee is not great. My wife had an ice coffee which was so weak she threw it out

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    Brûleries FARO

    Brûleries FARO

    3.6
    (12 reviews)
    1.9 km
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    Whilst I bet this is a great coffee shop, please do not go here for the hot chocolate…read more The interior is stunning and a really cute work/ study/ social space with some super fun decor. It smelt like really good coffee, but I was really in the mood for hot chocolate. You know how it is, super cold outside... You just need it. And it was so disappointing. Definitely made from some cheap chocolate powder with way too much milk, and it wasn't even that hot. It hardly even tasted of chocolate. Really disappointing and definitely not worth the $6 for some watered down chocolate with milk.

    Very serious coffee…read more If you are a make-your-coffee-at-home kind of person, (I am not), You can buy a dozen or so kinds of beans here. I am guessing they are pretty good. If you are trying to improve on Starbucks - with barista-made coffee drinks, food and a place to write your magnum opus, Bruleries FARO is pretty damm good. Their espresso is a useful component in a coffee education. They do a Golden Gate espresso which is designed to be the lightest most citrusy coffee on the planet. All the lemon flavor comes from the bean itself rather than any add-ons after brewing. The coffee packs an amazing amount of citrus flavor. Now - me personally - I am a dark, dark, darker than mud coffee guy. Burn your beans and I adore you. I order the darkest roast in the house. Give me chocolate overtones or spice overtones - thank you very much. A citrus coffee on a megalight roast is as odd for me as a giraffe wearing a sweater. But over thought and retastings, I slowly came to terms with this new kid on the block. Say what you will - first thing in the morning a citrus coffee will definitely wake you up. This is one of those strong flavors similar to the strong flavors in a Mediterranean breakfast where they give you feta cheese raw scallions and a pepperoncini to go with coffee. The lemon is far more subtle and delicate - but it is definitely there to shake you out of your cobwebs. I was good friends with Golden Gate espresso by the time I was done. For food they offer the normal run of brownies, pastries and sandwiches, along with two salad bowls offered by a commercial vendor. The bowls have a name like Buddha Bols - and for a commercial salad they are pretty good. Not so much lettuce - yes so much alt vegetables - and a good peanutty dressing. And - although I did not plan things this way - a light roast goes better with salad than does a dark roast. (Soon there are going to be food pairings with coffee just as there are food pairings with wine. You want a strong Shiraz with that Chile con Carne and end with full bodied dark roast over dessert.) The room is a lovely place to be. Note that other Yelp reviews complain about service. A few complain about price. I have no idea what the complainers are talking about. There were two hard working baristas at the counter. They took a long time to craft every coffee. But they were working nonstop - and were as nice and pleasant as one could ask for. They were both charmers and skilled artisans. And if you have a chain working to develop higher ideas about what coffee should be - it is reasonable to expect to have to pay a fair price for that coffee. (Not to mention the fact that all of their coffee is Fair Trade in the first place. The growers back in Ethiopia or Nicaragua get their cut - as sadly also does the middleman.) * * * Overall, this is a first rate place. If I really wanted to get fully educated - I probably ought to start drinking my way through the rest of the bean bins in the lineup.

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    Coffee is too expensive, a cup of hot chocolate costs 13 Canadian dollars!
    Coffee is too expensive, a cup of hot chocolate costs 13 Canadian dollars!
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    Newland Café

    Newland Café

    4.3
    (3 reviews)
    7.3 km

    I love that there's a good coffee shop that's not a huge corporation in South Shore. The local…read morecoffees are the best and this is one of the best roaster coffee places you'll find! I usually come every 2 weeks and get the Muerte. The cashier is super friendly knowledgable and patient. The first time I came I don't know what was popular or what to take, I asked her quite a few questions and she stay cordial throughout all my questions. You can order online or come inside the coffee shop and grab a bag already made or order a bigger one. Since I don't live that close every time I grab a new bag I will grab a coffee. During the summer they have the iced Maple mocha I highly suggest to get it with coffee ice cubes rather than regular ice cubes it makes the whole difference for when the ice cubes Mel's it becomes more of a coffee flavour rather than a watery flavor. During The colder fall/winter days I like to order a maple mocha or a vanilla latte it's insanely good the coffee tastes fresh and the sweetness from the maple is perfect! Recently I had an issue with one of the bags that I had purchased it had a burnt taste even as you open the bag you could smell the Burt beans. I spoke with the owner and what surprised me the most is how professional and how caring he was about the situation. It wasn't a simple apology and offer for a replacement but it was very sincere and honest, Which is definitely something that a lot of the business owners are missing nowadays. Of course he offered to replace the bag which I was very grateful for and the new bag tasted so good. Having the situation happen and seeing how he handled the whole thing just gives me more love for this local roaster. It's great to be able to make a good coffee but Also know how to keep the relationship blooming with the customers is something that a lot of people need to remember. I'm not saying that the customer is always right but that the customer is an important factor. If you're in south shore definitely check them out and even if you're not they're coffee are worth the drive!

    Great new artisanal café in Greenfield park! It's very cozy inside with many tables. They have…read morereally comfortable chairs at each of their tables and a terrasse for the summer. Their coffee was very good! They offer a wide range of coffee drinks and teas as well as fresh pastries each day including croissants, muffins and cakes. They have a water bar to serve yourself a glass free of charge and free WiFi for you to stay a while. Prices were very reasonable, about the same price as Starbucks. I'm really glad GPK finally has a nice artisanal coffee shop!

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