I was trying to find a coffee place with some food using the maps app and I got so confused…read more Finding this massive underground mall with a ton of choices was a lot to take in at 7am. Thankfully after walking around and checking out the option I settled on this place, it had a decent crowd so I figured it was promising. They were very quick with their services having multiple people on coffee and pretty much one handling food and one floating between the register and everything else. Pretty quick service. Coffee was good, not bitter. The Lox Bagel was pretty good, although it got smashed a bit when they cut it. Pretty fresh, though the tomato wasn't ripe. Definitely a good spot to start your day.

Went to this place on a total whim, as we were staying at a connected hotel, and was pleasantly…read moresurprised. The food looks great in the case and fortunately tasted about as good. Also, the staff transitioned from French to English with ease and no fuss. Also, it was great for my kids because of its proximity to the vortex fountain. If you are looking for a super quick and delicious breakfast, this is a sold option.

This is a very cozy, complete and fun food hall on St Catherine…read more There are dessert and sweet stalls, burger, seafood, Asian cuisine, Mexican fare, Greek, Portuguese, etc. There are a lot of large common seating benches for people to park and eat. The prices were reasonable for a food hall. Great choices

Le Central was one of my favorite food halls in Montreal. It's very similar to the Time Out Market…read moreconcept, but honestly, I enjoyed this one much more. The atmosphere felt more welcoming, the crowd was more lively, and there seemed to be a better variety of food options to choose from. I started my visit at Norte and had not one, but two of their Special Passion Fruit Coconut Tequila Margaritas. Absolutely amazing. They were refreshing, flavorful, and dangerously easy to drink. I wish I had gotten the bartender's name because he was incredibly sociable, friendly, and made the experience even better. Next up was a pepperoni pizza from Heirloom, and wow... that pizza was fire. It was loaded with cheese, which is exactly how I like it. Most pepperoni pizzas tend to sacrifice some of that cheesy goodness, but this one delivered. The crust was great, the pepperoni had a nice crisp, and every bite hit the spot. Next time, I think I'll add some prosciutto and take it to the next level. After hanging out for a bit, I stopped by Masubi! and grabbed a sashimi rice ball, dumplings, and a salmon tartare. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and a perfect way to finish off the meal. The salmon tartare was especially delicious!! Overall, Le Central exceeded my expectations. Great drinks, great food, great atmosphere, and plenty of variety under one roof. I would absolutely recommend checking it out if you're visiting Montreal, and it's definitely on my list for my next trip back to the city.

Great matcha, great sandwich. I didn't realize this was their official name, I have been searching…read more"Café Septembre" or September Café. Super confusing. Anyway, great vibe, gets busy af in the morning with students (?) or young professionals (?) coming in for coffee and breakfast. I would definitely come back again

Waited 40 mins for this cute brunch and cafe. Always busy for good reason…read more loved the fluffy pancakes with delicious maple syrup. 8/10 mocha is also a must try! rich and creamy. latte was standard but also great!

Looking spontaneously for a brunch place in Montreal is a great challenge. Most "known" places are…read morefull to the brim, or will kindly inform you that the next availability would be at 13h (maybe). Well, I think we can add Péché to the list of "known" brunch places, because it was really, really good! I suggest you give it a try before people catch on to it! We went there on a Sunday, right before noon. The place was fairly quiet and relaxing, with a modern and elegant interior. The brunch and lunch menu overlap sometimes after 11h, and you can order from both! Service was courteous and informative, althought the kitchen was kind of slow that morning. We got the Boudin, the Steak et Oeufs and the Tartine Benedictine. The food came at the same time, looking very appetizing and in good portions. The steak was medium rare, sliced already. The meat was tender and juicy, and particularly good mixed into the runny yolk and gravy. The potatoes were tasty and filling. The Benedictine was lifted by a nice goat cheese and the salad was fresh. The orange juice was also freshly squeezed! Very nice spot! I would go back and definitely recommend it to brunch afficionados who dislike waiting in like 30 min for regular eggs and toast. Prices are within the average brunch range. Oh! And they have a neat absinthe dispenser at the bar!

Great spot, with friendly staff and chill vibes. A great terrace. Solid espresso and cocktails…read more Very happy to have it back in the neighborhood

The service was extremely friendly. After a recommendation of their breakfast sandwich on a raisin…read moredanish left full and happy. The neighborhood is fairly quiet (went around 0930). It wasn't super busy; there were 5 other tables with plenty of room to spare. Highly encourage everyone to give it a try.

Les Moulins la Fayette offers freshly baked good, breakfast items and a well appointed coffee bar…read more We decided to stop by here before touring the Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal. With plenty of seating, Les Moulins la Fayette has a friendly staff helping us with the menu and letting us know that all the bread is baked fresh on site. I opted for the breakfast croissant and that croissant was definitely fresh, buttery and tasty. I love the simple menu with all the breakfast items you would expect from a small cafe. A great spot with good coffee, pastries, hot items and fast service makes this a must visit when in the area.

Solid espressos. Good service. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating in a quaint neighborhood…read more Big fan. Will definitely come again. Get the tiramisu if you like desserts.

Didn't even plan to go here originally, but geeked when I almost walked past it in Mile-End…read more Stopped in and the place was bustling with life during the grand prix weekend, a bit of a line and the dining room was full, but the environment is extremely cozy and the baristas are probably the kindest out of all the places I visited in Montreal. The coffee is also genuinely sooo good and worth the hype it gets. They had some very yum looking pastries as well. I really love the one-size coffee thing they have going on here as well. It feels like you're in Europe instead of Canada.

A quaint place which is deceiving from the outside. The food was fantastic and the service was…read moregreat. We were seated immediately and our server was friendly and fast. No empty glasses here. I ordered the Western Omelet and the portion size was very big. I barely finished it. The prices were very reasonable.

Staff friendly but nothing like advertised on IG. Normal eggs Benedict served on a bagel. Home…read morefries very good. Coffee basic. Fly roaming the place sitting on our outfits. Swatting. Cute place.

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?