9 Coffee Shops to Taste Fall

1275 Berri Street

Located at the former Archambault site, in the heart of the Empire boutique, Maison BaultBerri offers a warm and inviting space to take a break in the heart of the Latin Quarter. As fall arrives, the café-bistro celebrates the season with a spiced pumpkin latte, available hot or iced—the latter enhanced with a cold chai foam. Matcha lovers, meanwhile, can enjoy an iced matcha, also topped with a cold chai foam. As for treats, the menu features comforting soups, pastries, and sandwiches—including the popular ham-and-butter sandwich, a house favorite. It’s the perfect spot to enjoy a cozy break, surrounded by comforting flavors, sweet treats, and a friendly atmosphere.

6 Place du Marché

Located on the ground floor of the Société des arts technologiques, right next to Place de la Paix, Café SAT offers a bright, contemporary space where art, creativity, and fine dining come together. With its large windows and friendly atmosphere, it’s the perfect spot to take a break, get some work done, or simply watch neighborhood life go by. Here, fall can be savored as much on your plate as in your cup. The café features a new menu inspired by the seasons and local produce, created by pastry chef Catherine Lépine Lafrance. On the menu is a primarily vegetarian cuisine that showcases vegetables, spices, and herbs, with comforting dishes like grilled cheese, a bagel topped with a root vegetable croquette, or the salad of the day—which currently features roasted squash and Brussels sprouts. To round out the experience, enjoy specialty coffees prepared by the baristas, as well as the house blend Café SAT x Jungle, with notes of cherry, nougat, and raisin. It’s the perfect spot to savor the flavors of fall in a setting where Montreal culture is never far away.

1587 Saint-Laurent Boulevard

Café Pista has returned to Saint-Laurent! Just steps from the Saint-Laurent metro station, it’s an ideal spot to meet friends before a show. With a cozy, neighborhood café vibe, top-quality coffees, and a curated selection of natural wines, it’s equally perfect as the final stop of your night out.

1442 Clark Street

Nestled in the Esplanade Tranquille pavilion, this cozy café is a haven for those looking to warm up and unwind. Alongside drinks and locally sourced sweet and savory bites, the fall menu now features six new seasonal treats, from spiced pumpkin drinks to pumpkin blondies and apple squares.

1635 Clark Street

An elegant café with contemporary charm, this little spot on Clark Street is the ideal place to take a break during your stroll through the Quartier des Spectacles. Warm up with a specialty coffee or a fresh pastry, and don’t miss their signature drink: the pikolo latte!

333 Président-Kennedy Avenue

What could be better than a good coffee and a slice of cake to fend off the colder days? This new café, just a few steps from Place des Arts, specializes in Asian-inspired desserts and drinks. It’s the perfect cozy spot to enjoy a matcha tea and treat yourself to a delicious slice of cheesecake. Yum!

1430 Balmoral Street

The warm and tasteful decor invites you to linger. With its soft colors, natural materials, and touches that evoke the world of pastry, the space offers a lovely contrast to the hustle and bustle of the Quartier des Spectacles all around. The café showcases Chef Bazin’s expertise with a selection of French pastries and baked goods that pair perfectly with coffee: croissants, apple turnovers, brioches, and other sweet treats. For those looking for a light meal, the menu also includes savory options such as quiche, the daily focaccia, a breakfast croissant, and the soup of the day. There’s something for every mood, whether you’re looking for a quick bite or want to linger a while, sheltered from the cool weather.

355 De Maisonneuve Blvd. West

Just a stone’s throw from Place des Arts, COMMODORE Café offers a break in a refined setting with retro touches, where you can linger over a good cup of coffee or grab a quick bite. To celebrate the arrival of fall, the menu features a seasonal coffee, along with a fine selection of specialty coffees, matcha, and chai lattes, all prepared with beans from Brûlerie aux Quatre Vents, a Montreal-based roaster. As for treats, the menu features pastries, sandwiches, and a few breakfast options—perfect for starting the day or taking a break between activities in the neighborhood. It’s the ideal spot to enjoy a coffee in an elegant, nostalgic atmosphere, whether before or after a show.

425 De Maisonneuve Blvd. West

With its bright and cozy decor, the café is a lovely spot to enjoy the shortening days over a good cup of coffee and a few treats. To mark the season, seasonal flavors have made their way onto the menu, including the classic spiced pumpkin latte and carrot cake—two must-haves for an autumn break. The menu also offers breakfast options, including a selection of open-faced sandwiches, bagels, pancakes, a sweet potato waffle, and a seasonal salad. It’s the perfect way to take the time to savor fall, one bite and one sip at a time.