One of the things I always enjoy when travelling to Montreal is the never ending list of cute cafes to visit. Montreal really know what it’s doing when it comes to a good cafe scene. If you’re like me, and nothing makes you happier than visiting cute coffee shops, check out some of my recommendations below.
Address: 2051 Rue de la Montagne, Montreal, QC H3G 1Z8
Everything in this cafe is vegan friendly. They serve up all kinds of concoctions, from espresso drinks to matcha lattes, caffeinated or not, you can choose your type of plant milk. Their almond, soy, and coconut are free of charge. They also have oat milk and others that are available for a small extra charge. The ambience is very calm and casual with all sorts of cactus and succulents around. Seating is very limited but there is tons of natural light that enters, making the space seem larger than it is.
Cafe Sfouf
Address: 1250 Ontario St E, Montreal, QC H2L 3G2
Cafe Sfouf is a lovely lebanese cafe located in Gay Village. The ambience is rustic and cozy with superb natural lighting from the large garage door windows. The first thing that caught my eye was the plant wall which is very cute and instagrammable. The cafe is also family friendly with a kid’s corner. The menu at Cafe Sfouf is simple, you can choose from coffee, hot drinks, homemade cakes, and savory or sweet open-face sandwiches. Every drink comes with a Sfouf cake which is a yellow turmeric cake that is very famous in Lebanon and the middle east.
Address: 51 Sherbrooke St W, Montreal, QC H2X 1X2
Cafe Osmo is a minimalist cafe serving local coffee beans, pastries and salads. The interior is furnished with wooden tables and acapulco chairs in white and turquoise. The space is big and industrial with high windows to let in lots of natural light. It is a community space with relaxing atmosphere that is perfect for studying or working while enjoying good food and coffee.
Address: 200 Notre-Dame St W, Montreal, QC H2Y 1T3
Tommy Cafe is one of the most popular cafe in Montreal with its picturesque decor. This quaint cafe has unique multi-level seating with beautiful Victorian architecture and intricate mouldings all along the walls and ceilings. This pretty space also has mirrored walls that makes the space look larger than it is. The atmosphere of this cafe is very inviting and it’s a charming spot for a drink.
Address: 360 St Jacques St, Montreal, QC H2Y 1P5
Crew Collective & Cafe is a hybrid coffee shop and co-working space in Montreal which uses the bones of an old historical bank for its space. The architecture here is pretty spectacular, fancy columns, and high ceilings with intricate, ornate decor. The ambience of the cafe is warm and inviting with natural light entering from huge round top arch windows. This cafe is the perfect space to work with meeting rooms that can be rented. It also serves up gourmet food, pastries, and coffee.
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