Marché Saint Laurent, Montréal — Restaurant in Montreal

A Hidden Gem You Don’t Want to Miss! We stumbled upon this cozy coffee shop looking for a quick caffeine fix—and ended up falling in love with the whole place. My three girlfriends and myself loved our coffees. The lattes were out of this world, and the Americano was smooth, bold, and honestly one of the best. We all loved it so much we went back three times during a two day stay!

The pastries were just as impressive—freshly made with the perfect flakiness and flavor.

What really surprised us was the little shop inside. It had such a nice selection of unique and unusual items—perfect for gifts or a treat for yourself.

Great coffee, amazing pastries, and a fun shop all in one spot. Staff were soooo nice and the vibe….perfect. We did not have lunch however that also looked delicious when we went back for our afternoon coffees. ...

this was my last stop before leaving Montreal and so glad I was able to visit! this was on my list to check out and it did not disappoint.

Inside was lovely and was a mix of a cafe and a shop with a variety of items to check out. They range from postcards, to notebooks, spreads, candles, mugs, accessories, ice cream, chocolate (maples and matcha was soo good!) and so much more. We got croissants and cannelles (which i found a bit eggy and had a rum-like taste but still ate anyway) and also got iced lattes to go. Mocha was delicious and oatmilk latte was nicely done.

Theres limited indoor seating but they also offer outdoor seating as well. bonus are their pleasant staff and that theyre right across the Notre Dame Church. Parking is hard to we had booked at a hotel nearby so it wasnt an issue for us...

I stopped by for a latte, and while taste is subjective, I found it a bit milder than I prefer—I kept hoping for a richer, bolder coffee over multiple visits, but it hasn’t quite hit the mark for me yet. That said, the service was always fast and friendly; the staff member who took my order was really nice! Their pastries look tempting too, though I haven’t tried them yet.

The real standout here is the incredible selection of locally made souvenirs—perfect for tourists and Montrealers alike. I brought visiting friends, and we loved browsing everything from beanies and sweatshirts to artwork and mugs (all supporting local artists/brands). Plus, their summer patio is a major perk!

If you’re nearby, it’s worth a stop to shop, relax outside (and maybe grab a coffee—you might like it more...