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    Café Saint-Henri

    3.8 (30 reviews)
    ModerateCoffee & Tea
    Open 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed
    Good for working

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    Alexia B.

    I arrived at the café at 8h00 on a Thursday so I can't say it was too crowded or comment on the speed of the service during peak traffic hours. However, my coffee was prepared quickly and I was able to serve myself a pastry. I ordered a nitro-iced coffee which was tasty but had less of a beer thickness/mouth-feel that I have experienced and loved with other nitro-brew coffees. I was weary of the chocolatine as it seemed it had sat out for a bit but the flavor I was hoping for was all there! The tables inside are VERY small; I wouldn't recommend this place for a study session. However, the outdoor seating seemed to have larger tables. I do want to head back to see more of what they were selling in the "store" portion of the café!

    Capuccino and matcha latte!
    Anna C.

    I love St-Henri coffee! This location is located at Marché Jean-Talon. Its not a location meant for studying, it's quite small and just has 6-8 little bar tables to sit at and enjoy a coffee. In the summer they have a few tables outside. I was always buy a bag of espresso or filter coffee beans (tip: you get a free coffee when you buy a bag of beans!).

    Take home units... Noticed the Chemex and Aeropress units
    D'Arcy L.

    New clever minimal design concept yuppie coffee house on the edge of MJT. I ordered a cappuccino and it was divinely creamy at the start but a very light roast. At $4 I'd declare it on the higher price end of the spectrum for a coffee that will be interesting to see if people will support. If you walk under 10 minutes you can get one for $2.50 on Dante @ San Simeon. I prefer a darker stronger roast but what the hell do I know about coffee my name isn't fellow Yelper Khai our local Yelp Java aficionado- expert. Pay more attention to his review than mine as he speaks the gospel. You can tell from the design of this place that they did their homework and invested thought, time and money to create a higher quality experience from a local roaster. Perusing the shop I did notice some Chemex (Boston based company) and Aeropress units to make coffee at home (recently I bought an Aeropress (in Alberta) and its freaking amazing for $35-39 depending on where you buy it. 10x better than a French press folks. Buy one if you think a French press is the kitty's scratch post! I'll come by and give this funkster-hipster place another chance. If you like Independant shops it's a much better option than Timmy Ho-Ho's or that green mermaid from Seattle. Check it out.

    Chocolate. Maple syrup latte.
    Jade M.

    Visiting Montreal over the weekend, what can I say but I've got a sweet tooth! Pig-ing out on all the maple syrup goods here and their maple syrup latte! Actually really good balance of sweetness ! Good atmosphere with a jazz band playing outside the square. They have outside seating right in the sun. Ladies, top-up your tan here on a sunny day while enjoying one of the best cafes the city has to offer!

    Vincent V.

    A branch of the legendary Saint-Henri Coffee Shop, hence the namesake, this little joint is located in the Jean-Talon Market and serves the same coffee that they serve in Saint-Henri. The coffee is excellent, it might actually be the best coffee in the immediate vicinity of the market, however, the chairs are really not comfortable, and the lack of staff can create a certain wait time for coffee, which is not cool. The atmosphere is yuppie minimalist, while I'm totally cool with this, it is not my cup of tea, and the straws are cardboard straws, probably because they want to be environmentally friendly. Just get the coffee to go an enjoy it in the market.

    What they have in their Quebec City branches
    Michael H.

    I know Saint Henri cafe from Quebec City. Their espresso drinks are probably the best in North America. This branch has excellent coffee as expected. Missing: their amazing granola with berries and yoghurt they serve in Quebec City.

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    Great cookies, coffee and price/quality ratio. Can't ask for more. Cinnamon cookies is a must.

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    8 years ago

    Limited places to sit, overpriced beverages, rude barista, and they only carry whole milk or cream. Its cute inside though.

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    Great coffee, but they're chronically understaffed and so it takes forever to get your order. Service is slow, slow, slow...

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    4.4 km
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    Oh my oh my this was one of my best finds in Montreal. Every visit made memorable by a story or a…read moresmile of the two gentlemen there. Their chocolate collection is the best in Montreal, in my opinion. Their olive oil and balsamic vinegar collection put a smile on my face every time. I learned or tried something new every time I went in. My other serendipitous discovery was their phenomenal Turkish coffee. Truly great! Their amazing collection of chocolates and especially my favorite dark chocolates and salty caramels made the cold winter days brighter and my nice summer days sparkling with the fanfare of their exceptional hospitality and artisan tapestry of flavors. When you step in the store, brace yourself for a wonderful journey of discovery in taste, filled with laughters. This has been one of my all time favorites in Montreal.

    Fleury is a jewel of on the north of Montreal. It feel like Beaubien, like Masson, like a nice…read morevariety of small commerces. It's amazing to be able to walk 2 KM Est or West on Fleury and be able to find EVERYTHING you want. Le Fouvrac is responsable for that in many sense. Marche Jean Talon has their Marché des Saveurs that's quite big and have lot of cool products but also lot of not so good one. Truth! Le Fouvrac is little overpacked and filled in with high quality importation fine products. Fleur de sel, Soap of Marseille, organic products, high quality and obscur candies plus spices oil, vinaigrette. It's just a place where I personally need to talk to myself a lot to rationalize about What I need and What I want. Problem is I want a lot of stuff in that little store! Fleur c'est un bijou du nord de Montréal qui a cette synergie, je dirais même «cohérence urbaine» que j'aime tant de Masson, Beaubien, Ce que j'aime c'est que si t'habites proche de Papineau, tu as TOUT a 2 KM de marche à l'est ou à l'ouest de cet angle-là. Le Fouvrac est en parti responsable pour cela en quelque sens. Le Marché des Saveurs du marché Jean-Talon possède le même genre de truc mais y ont aussi des produits un peu «bof» . Vrai que Le Fouvrac était petit et quand même remplis mais j'aime bien l'ambiance qui y séjourne. Cordial et sympathique le personnel est accueuillant et connait bien leurs produits. Ils ont des huiles fines, du Savon de Marseille, des soins naturels, des produits bio, des bonbons obscurs, du Chocolat fin, des produits d'importation fins. Fleur de sel, Vinaigre balsamique, petits cossin et compagnies! Allez y jeter un coup d'oeil, y rentrer me demande beaucoup de contrôle de soi pour ne pas dépenser une fortune - que je n'ai pas.

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