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| - Overall, this place needs a lot of work to survive in the Montreal cafe scene. A few good points, the barista was nice and the service was good. Note though, I've read that people who work here don't speak English, and I found that to be true. I switched over to French and it was fine, but for those who can't communicate in French, ordering and such may be a bit difficult. Another good point is that the place is quite clean for those who care about this kind of stuff. Onto the negatives, first, the coffee is in desperate need of improvement. The cappuccino was bland and watered-down. This place screams of "we offer coffee but we don't appreciate coffee at all." Second, the muffin I had was dry like cardboard and also devoid of taste, closing in to the point of not being edible. Third, the atmosphere was a bit strange, the music was like stuff you'd hear in a dentist office, and the space itself is a bit tight in a way I'm not sure I would qualify as cozy, but more that it's just a somewhat crammed space with furniture oddly laid out. So style-wise, it doesn't really fit the vibrancy and warmth you can find at other Montreal cafes.
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