Structure is a well crafted cup of brew. I got the latte and went back for more. They had a nice…read moreselection of fresh pastries too. The almond croissant was a solid choice. They take care in making sure your order is made with love and bring it to you to enjoy after ordering at the counter. It has a cool vibe with vinyl records and tucked down below the sidewalk a bit (so you might walk past it, but 100% work walking back for).

I was in Montreal on a work trip recently and stumbled across this amazing coffee shop and roaster…read more I am pretty routinely disappointed by the "pour over" made in a shop when I travel... but this place was great. I thought it might be good because their menu called the pour over a "V60." I tried three different beans over the course of my stay. All were dialed in super well and the cup was balanced, "structured" (aha you see what I did there?), and most of all, a pleasure to drink. My friends all got espresso options which they loved. Ambiance, decor, and service is also top notch.

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.

The workers were very kind. The crown jewel of this place is the coffee slushies - the best coffee…read moreI've ever had to be honest, the orange blossom coffee slushy here was the best ever. I will make a trip back to Montreal just for this. The cafe itself is quiet and cute, clean and lots of seating.

Nice cozy cafe serving coffee and pastries. We grabbed lattes which were pretty good and enjoyed it…read morewhile strolling on the streets.

Very cute and nice option for coffee in the Shaughnessy Village neighborhood! Super conveniently…read morelocated right on the corner of Rue Lambert Closse. The drinks are really cute, especially the hot coffees with the coffee art. I opted for an Iced Americano which was very good! Solid quality coffee. Service was great too!

Has been my favorite for years but this week am getting bitter Starbucks-style coffee. Awful.read more

I made a stop at Brûlerie St-Denis the morning I was heading home for some plural peps and a little…read moresustenance. The brûlerie was was super close to our Airbnb, so it naturally made sense for us to stop here. The brûlerie sits it the bottom level of a row house, typical of businesses along Rue St-Denis. It's quite spacious, with a decent amount of seating and a large production counter. The counter itself is separated into two sections with one place to order beverage and food, and the other to order coffee beans in bulk. The coffee selection here is massive and separated by different regions/countries. I decided to get a cappuccino and a croissant - both were good. I also decided to sit in lieu of taking to go and it was quite comfortable there to just relax and sip. The croissant was also good, though I had a piece of my dad's scone and it wasn't good - too dry, even for a scone. Service was good, and overall I had a pleasant experience at Brûlerie St-Denis - worth a stop in if you're in the area.

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

Latte was okay. Croissant was a bit chewy. There isn't a lot of places to sit. But nothing is…read moreterrible.

This is a fabulous neighborhood cafe. Staff was friendly and service was fast. Lots of seating,…read moreinside and out. Their garden terrace was really cute. On this particular day, the community gathered for one of the World Cup games. It was very fun to witness. I've never thought to watch a game at a coffee shop EVER, but why not? Even passers by had to stop from across the street to try and catch a glimpse of the game. I made a very long journey for what some Yelpers claimed to be the best cannoli but it was the smallest thing I've ever seen! I guess that's a thing in MTL. Small or large. There was no option here, but another MTL bakery had that option. As opposed America where one size fits all --- XL always. Anyway, quite disappointing but tasted alright. I suppose it's hard to beat a cannoli from Boston's North End. The coffee was well made but wasn't worth the journey. Perhaps I just had such high hopes. Otherwise, a great coffee shop and would definitely stop by if I was in the area.

Delicious donuts I totally recommend when visiting Montreal. The donuts are bigger than in the USread more

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

All Starbucks have the same coffee quality, but not all locations offer great service. I received a…read morevery friendly service by barista Roxy who was all smiles and filled with energy, a service pleasant and memorable enough to compel me to take out my phone and write a review as I now sip on my Soy Maple Macchiato and munch in my ginger cookie. Yum! The location being inside the Eaton Center is very convenient. Everything else is as expected from a Starbucks.

Location: Right smack in the middle of downtown. You can access it from McGill or via the Eaton…read morecenter. This location is very small, and always packed during peak hours. It can be a real pain when you're in a hurry to get somewhere like, you know, work. Service: It's been hit or miss for me. Sometimes you get a friendly smile and sometimes you get Mr. or Ms. Crankypants. The service is slow and it doesn't always look like these guys have an organized system in place to process orders during peak times. Coffee: Personally, I have a mad dislike for their drip coffee. It's just gross. That said, their specialty coffees are nice - I like their Mocha and their Chai tea latte, and in comparison to Second Cup, they do make a great (regular) latte. If you're lactose-free, you can ask for soy, though there is a charge. Funny, since soy is usually cheaper than regular milk. Other stuff: I don't know who makes their brownies but they are damn good. Damn good I tell you! I do sometimes take a detour just to get one. As far as their other 'goodies' go, not so much of a fan. Also, they have coconut water and that makes me happy. I also love their Tazo Giant Peach and Green Tea bevvies. You can find those bottled up in the refrigerated section. I had to double-check this because previously, only Bell subscribers seemed to be able to access their wifi network for free, but according to their web site, they now offer free access to anyone and everyone. Definite perk. They finally built a deck (maybe 2 summers ago?) right out on McGill, so you can sit back and enjoy your non-drip specialty coffee on a nice sunny day. Great place to people watch. The music doesn't suck. I rated this a 2 because of the crowds and slow service, and because I won't go out of my way to go to a Starbucks if I have another option.