Cacao 70 Eatery

The food is simply delicious and special. Although I’m not Tunisian, it reminds me of my mum’s food, especially the chapati. The service is amazing – they are so kind and welcoming.

The place isn’t huge, and when I went it wasn’t full, but there was a steady flow of people coming and going. We ordered the Churro Fondue, the Banana and Strawberry Crêpe, and a lemonade (which we never received, but at least it wasn’t charged). When we arrived, we were seated but not told to order online; we only realized after waiting that that’s how it worked. The portions are very large, definitely good for sharing at the table. The flavors were decent, but honestly, I expected a bit more. The churros were a little stale and flavorless, and the crêpe was chewy and doughy. Not terrible, but the quality could definitely be better. That said, the prices are quite fair for the portion sizes, so it’s not a bad deal. Overall, it’s not a terrible spot and it’s not expensive, but with so many amazing food options in Montréal, I personally wouldn’t come back, not because it was bad, but because there are better options elsewhere. Still, it’s a good place if you’re craving something decadent, affordable, and easy to share.

All of the hot items we ordered were cold, took extremely long and it wasn’t even that busy. Service is slow. Order came out wrong. The bread on my plate was stale and hard as rocks. The “hot chocolate “ was cold so I wouldn’t even bother going here

Was looking for a desert spot and definitely this is the one. Perfect late night cafe / desert location. The desert options are endless and customizable. Quality was excellent, and loved the fact that it wasn’t overly sweet. The cafe options were also great, my cappuccino was delicious. Surprisingly they don’t serve them on saucers with stir spoons? The service was okay. The gentleman was nice, but serving is not his element for sure. He never came to check on us after dropping off the plates. We only saw him when we got up to ask for the bill, at which point you have to pay at the cash, which is fine. A little hospitality goes a long way, especially in a restaurant setting.

If you’re in the mood for sweet crepes, this place might be worth a visit—but only if you’re here strictly for dessert. The atmosphere is cool, and they specialize in sweet crepes and fondue, so naturally, we had to try a few. We ordered three crepes in total: the Nutella & Fruit Crepe, the Camp Fire, and the Ham It Up. The sweets were absolutely splendid - generous portions, rich flavor, and definitely enough for two people to share. The Nutella & Fruit crepe, in particular, was our favorite. Now, I knew savory dishes weren’t their main thing, but I decided to give the Ham It Up a shot anyway, since I like having both sweet and savory during a meal. Big mistake. I can confidently say: don’t order it. The presentation was off, the taste was terrible, and neither of us could eat more than a bite—it went straight to waste. Unfortunately, the service didn’t help make the experience any better. The waitress only came over once to check if we had placed our order, and after that, we didn’t see her again until the crepes were about to be served. She brought a bottle of water just before the food arrived, which felt a bit late. No one was around to ask questions or assist, and overall, the service felt inattentive. So, if you’re just looking for a quick, tasty dessert, especially one of their sweet crepes, go ahead and give it a try. But don’t expect much from the service, and I wouldn’t recommend this place for a proper meal. Stick to dessert, enjoy the atmosphere, and you’ll leave happy!

if you are craving something sweet, you will definitely want to consider this place. the hot chocolate was really good, and the fondue was decent. i tried the dark and milk chocolate mix, and it was alright but i probably wouldn’t order it again. the service was a bit slow but they were wrapping up a birthday party so that could’ve been a factor. i would return, but maybe just for the hot cocoa next time.

Incredible place with delightful vibes and very friendly staff! My Fiancé and I don't speak French very much at all, so there was a tiny bit of a language barrier, but our order came out well! You get a lot of yummy sweets for what you pay for and the place is honestly so nice to just sit around and enjoy the atmosphere of! We came at around 11 PM at night, so about an hour before closing, so there were no issues with wait time or anything. I'd definitely recommend coming at night if you're a night person, much more calm and cozy and a good late night snack if you're looking for one! It's a few minutes from the Place des Arts metro stop and worth the walk.

I came here for brunch with friends. The prices are quite pricey, even additional add ons (one of us ordered bacon for four dollars and there was barely any bacon in her wrap). Parking in the street you have to pay! However, filling enough portions, and the drinks are MASSIVE. I loved my veggie wrap, warm and had the perfect amount of everything. You order individually on your phone, and you can pay already! They did not offer hot water yet they offered tea. Overall pricey, but nice to visit here and there for a treat!