Location: Nocturne replaces the café previously known as Kitsuné. It's a short walk west of St. Laurent. Street parking is a rarity in these parts so your best bet is to walk over. The closest subway is St. Laurent and you can walk or bus up.
The place: The place is very small and, I think (it's been a while), they kept the same decor as the previous owners. It's cozy but don't expect a table if you come during peak hours. This place is near McGill so I'm guessing it's probably pretty busy when school is on.
The goods: My Australian friends and I ordered lattés and croissants. I liked the latté - it was balanced and served hot. I point this out because typically, I need to request 'extra hot' to make sure that my lattés and similar beverages are actually hot enough. My friends are from Melbourne where the coffee scene is booming so I was pleased to hear that they enjoyed their coffee! The croissant was fresh - it's not usually my go-to snack but there isn't a huge variety of items and I wanted something neutral. They had scones and I remember seeing giant chocolate chip cookies, too.
Service: Good.
Price point: I think the coffee and croissant were about $7.