This place is basically a run-of-the-mill morning and lunch cafe with acceptable coffee drinks,…read moresnacks, some deli sandwiches, and seating for about a dozen people. The staff have been consistently nice and efficient.

So we ducked in here to avoid the rain. Ordered a medium coffee and a small chai tea latte…read more The chai tea was terrible. Like yuck! Tasted like it was from a powder, nasty. The hubs, who's a coffee snob said coffee was meh. Best thing I can say is, it wasn't raining on us as we sat inside

Twigs is a really cozy cafe tucked away in Ste-Anne-de-bellevue. It's great for a quick sandwhich…read moreand coffee. They have a number of sandwiches you order or you can build your own. The ingredients are fresh and they prepare the sandwichs to order. They have a number of vegetarian, vegan and GF options. Their coffee is ok and their desserts are good but very very sweet. Overall great sandwich place for a snack or lunch!

TWIGS (stands for Two West Island Girls) is a Cafe located in Ste Anne de Bellevue in Montreal, QC…read more While I love Saint Anne's for several reasons and it is home to several good restaurants, this cafe is one of my favorites. The atmosphere is always very cozy and the menu is simply amazing. They offer a wide range of sandwiches, soups, drinks and desserts. Drinks include lattes, teas, coffees and smoothies. The menu is full of healthy options and choices offered for vegetarians. While they have their specialty sandwiches, you are also able to make your own! This is what I always do while I am there. My usual order is a panini with chicken, avocado, brie cheese, mustard, hummus, tomato and spinach. While the prices may seem just a bit high for some items, it is VERY worth it. For my sandwich, the amount of brie cheese they use alone would cost the amount of the sandwich. It is delicious and I am craving one as I type. There are quite a few restaurants in Ste Anne's I would recommend however this one is perfect for a snowy day inside or a refreshing summer day. I would go to TWIGS every day if I could.

I was staying in the plateau for a few days and came across this marvelous cafe and boulangerie. Oh…read moreso good! I had a vanilla latte and a flakey buttery croissant that hit all the right notes when I yearn for quality. The staff is friendly, engaging and I noticed a parade of happy regulars who know a good thing. It's now one of my go-tos in Montreal!

Some foods are essential for survival. Recently I tried the almandine/chocolate/raspberry…read morecroissant. This is a necessary addition to my Montreal must food list. Let's not forget the excellent focaccia and most perfect service at Farine and vanille. A true gem!

Great place for relax and have some nice coffee and food. We went for a Cortado and a Colombian hot…read morechocolate along with Buñuelo and vegan empanadas. I love the Cortado, probably the best one I've had in Montreal. The Colombian hot chocolate was also amazing. Vegan empanadas were great. Not a fan of Buñuelo though. The gentleman at the counter was nice and friendly. Plenty of seating space around. Parking can be tricky if you are driving here, but there is street parking available around. Definitely recommended.

Service was friendly, space was lovely, and my Canadiano coffee was strong and delicious! Plus the…read moretable area had lots of outlets to recharge my phone for more exploring!

Wonderful cafe and wonderful staff! Mel and Brigitte are amazing! They have helped me with catering…read morefor many work events and special occasions! Their sandwiches are always fresh and full of fresh and tasty ingredients, and their salads and desserts are absolutely delicious! Thank you as always!!! Lindsay and Collin

I was asked to work in Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue and someone recommended going to this place for lunch…read moreas opposed to one of the restaurants on Saint Anne Street so I decided to give this place a try. The other place which was recommended to me to try was the cafeteria inside John Abbott College (but I decided not to go there for no particular reason). Cafe Twigs is located at McGill University's Macdonald Campus (on the West Island in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue) in the Macdonald Stewart building. It is a small cafe which serves lunch/breakfast food along with the usual snacks. Lunch starts at 11:00am (breakfast offerings finish at that time). For lunch, I decided to get one of their sandwiches as opposed to one of their hot meal plates. Their sandwiches are named after people (I'm assuming named after the people who work at this place). The sandwiches are pre-made and when I ordered it, I was asked if I wanted it toasted to which I answered yes. The person placed it into one of these grill machines while I waited and looked at their board hanging on the wall. I saw that they had chili so I decided to order a large chili as well. The sandwich was made ready in a few minutes and I grabbed my chili and sandwich which were placed on the counter and headed to the cash to pay (and get my spoon and napkins). They accepted credit cards and their machine was one of the touch machines so went very smoothly. They didn't ask me if I wanted my bill and immediately threw it in the waste basket. I found the prices to be fair or slightly expensive for what I got. It wasn't what I would consider to be inexpensive nor was it what I would consider to be overly expensive. For my meal, it was a little less than $13.00 which didn't include a drink. As a basis of comparison, the large vegetable chili here was ~$5.00 and it is smaller than a Wendy's large chili and the Wendy's chili includes meat. There were a few seats which were empty so I had my lunch there. This place is like a university cafeteria so most of the customers are university students and the seats get taken up pretty fast at lunch time. The sandwich that I had was pretty good. It was called the "T.J" and the chili was also very good for a vegetable only chili (I normally prefer a meat chili).

Highly recommend this place to anyone.Service is excellent. I love how fresh the fruits are.. It's…read morea great place for dessert, Wish there was one like this in Miami!

Not a bad place to get breakfast. My friend and I decided to try it out because Allo mon coco was…read moreclosed. It's quite a strange place and the menu is just pictures but they serve crepes, waffles, smoothies, and breakfast plates (eggs, ham, sausages, toast, etc). Service is quite fast and the food is decent. It's nothing to rave about but it's not awful. I got the costa rica breakfast which is eggs, bacon, sausage, toast, and a crepe with fruits. The eggs were really bland, the meat and toast were fine, I found the crepe ok but the fruit on top was not fresh at all so bleh. Service is fine, the staff is friendly. You pay at the counter and then sit down, get up when your number is called to get your food. I don't really see why I'd come back unless the same situation were to happen again.

Coziest little cafe on Rue St-Paul Quest, and the perfect place to stop by on a snowy day. The…read morelatte and chicken sandwich were both fantastic, and everyone was so friendly. Can't wait to visit again!

I'd say only come here for the coffee. My latte was so delicious I loved it!…read more For the food however, I did not enjoy it one bit. I only finished my omelet because I'm pregnant and needed some food in my body. I got the cathedral omelet which when it came looked so sad. The eggs were not fluffy at all and it was brownish. The prosciutto was just on top of it instead of on the inside. The potatoes were cold and had way too much seasoning on it I couldn't even eat one. Maybe I just ordered the wrong thing, or maybe all the food tastes bad?

What a beautiful little spot! It was a nice day so we sat on the terrace in the back and it's like…read moreyou're transported into garden! Our coffees and sandwiches are were incredible. The basil and tomato cream cheese was a fun flavor to try. I added the chicken salad onto my sandwich and it was delightful. We splurged and got the carrot cake at the end and wow was it a treat! Definitely would try this cafe if you haven't been yet.

We waited about 15-20 minutes without anyone acknowledging us or the people in front. I layer…read morelearned thay was because they assume you want to sit int garden area and just wait to talk to you until a spot opens up but im use to waiters at least letting you know the wait time or checking if you want to sit inside. Either way I see why the garden is the assumption. Its peaceful and funky with nice water features, art, and plenty of natural cover. Tones of birds fish and squirls are right next to you all the time and most of the seating seems like it has a good view of it. The coffee itself was pretty good as well. The iced late was a nice fresh drink on the hot day and they even had a little strawberry on the straw. Overall if you want a cute garden and dont mind a wait, its a good spot.