Café Saint-Henri

Perfect coffee on the outdoor patio. We had a latte, an iced latte and a decaf iced latte. All were delicious. The coffee is Italian espresso - high quality and intensely flavorful.

I tried the beef sandwich and it was delicious. The matcha was one of the best ones I've tried in Montréal too. Villeray shop May be a bit too cold.

Went in around 18:00 on a Wednesday and got the barista all to myself. He talked me through a whole bean purchase, and then proceeded to pull me the best short espresso I've had in quite some time. I wish that everything in life could be so bright and clean. I wish that I could have another shot right now, but they don't open for another 2 hours.

A cute space to study or meet a mate. The tables are kind of small and wobbly if you want to study so try and snag a window spot if that's your intention. Otherwise delicious coffee, a quaint location and yummy drinks. :)

Chill ambiance with lots of natural light. Coffee is roasted in house. Lots of drink options. Friendly staff. Fair prices.

I stopped by for a quick snack. I had their lemon poppy muffin and honestly it was amazing!! It was very filling but really good. I already had a coffee so I'm looking forward to trying theirs next time I'm in the area. They do house their own coffee which they are famously known for. I loved the coffee shop vibe with dim lights. It wasn't too loud or overly packed. They have wifi available so its perfect to study and work. The welcoming from staff was warm and good. Often times, during a hectic day people are so eager to reach their end goal they forget to be present. So when a staff takes a second to acknowledge your presence and smile, I want to commend them for that. Simple actions like a smile is what captures customers attention and why they want to return to specific business.

Saint-Henri Micro-torréfacteur is one of the best known coffee roasteries from Quebec. You're likely to find their beans in your favorite coffee shop. So it's pretty safe to expect a wonderful cup of coffee out of their own establishment.

There's quite a few St-Henri coffee shops in Montreal, but the one in the St-Henri neighbourhood is - surprise - the original. Roasting is done in the back of the shop, while the barista prepared cups of caffeinated goodness for patrons sitting toward the windows. It smells good in there, and the church pews and rickety wooden chairs make the whole place seem warm and homely - the perfect stop after a long walk on a cool spring afternoon.

I got intrigued by their selection of rather unusual herbal teas (mostly from plants found in Quebec's northern wilderness), and went for the "thé boréal", a mix of what might be nettle, black currants and other plants. It was very good. We shared a banana bread that was moist and rich with brown sugar and chocolate. My boyfriend got the prettiest latte, with all these tiny bubbles in the delightfully rich crema. He loved it. We sat there blissfully for awhile, not needing to talk.

We'll be back.

The coffee here is fantastic, as are the snacks/pastries.

There's not quite enough seating if you're looking to open up your laptop and use this as a work space. A few small chairs and a window bench. So if it's even slightly busy (which it often is!) it might not be the best "café office option.

That said, I love the pews for days where all I need is a coffee and a book and a place to pass a few hours.

Overall a great spot on NDO.

Love their coffee! This location has several tables and bar stools to sit and do work. They also have several church pews to just sit and enjoy your coffee. Each time I come there is just one barista so service is a little slow but he's a really nice guy and his drinks are always perfect. Tip! Buy a bag of beans and get a free espresso!

Little charming coffee place in the heart of Montreal. It was fabulous to find that they carried almond milk to enjoy an exquisite cappuccino.

The girl behind the counter was so pleasant and sweet, I felt like learning french just to have a conversation with her.