Café Caron & frères Knowlton

Cafe · Lac-Brome ·

Café Caron & frères Knowlton

Cafe · Lac-Brome ·

Specialty coffee, natural wine, sandwiches, soups & salads

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100 Chem. Lakeside, Knowlton, QC J0E 1V0, Canada Get directions

CA$10–20

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"Another pandemic-era restaurant to have emerged in the last few months is Bolt Café, owned and operated by Montreal couple Véronique Lacoursière and Pierre-Etienne Boivin. Having left the city for good in August 2020, they purchased a then-closed restaurant and converted it into the café-buvette. Stop in for a classic grilled cheese, excellent coffee (roasted by Montreal-based Escape Roasters), or natural wine. With a small biergarten expansion already in the works, this daytime locale is quickly becoming a crowd favourite." - Daniel Bromberg

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Café Caron & frères Knowlton

World In My H.

Google

I came across this café while passing by and decided to stop for brunch. They offer a small selection of sandwiches and good coffee, and the staff was very friendly and helpful. They also sell coffee beans, merch, and wines from the region, which is a nice touch. A great spot for a relaxed break.

Alex V.

Google

One of the only cafes that was open in the area during the winter season. The vanilla latte was warm and delightful. Just the right amount of sweetness. I heavily enjoyed it. Beautiful latte art as well! I also ordered the ham and cheese sandwich that came on a croissant. It was absolutely delicious! They toasted it using a panini press, and the ham was so flavorful. I savored every bite. The atmosphere is a bit minimalist and cold, but the drinks and food will warm your soul!

Phil B.

Google

When it comes to coffee these guys are not messing around. Didn't expect to find a cappuccino of this caliber in a small township village! Beautiful setting and cute town to. For any coffee aficionado this is 100% worth the detour

Y S

Google

A hip café in a somewhat industrial/minimalist style. Not the cosiest place in town but I had the best coffee here I've had in my life. I did not know that coffee could taste this good. Incredible barista!!!

Pritesh G.

Google

Beautiful cafe with a good breakfast menu of sandwiches and salads with tofu. You should expect a 5-8 minute wait before ordering especially during busy times

Noor Lima B.

Google

Such a cute place. The coffee was excellent (I got a dirty chai) and they have a few nondairy milk options. The pastries were also very good. The shop is very nicely set up with lots of nice goods available for purchase. The baristas were friendly and helpful.

Maitrayiee

Google

Limited food menu, but all the sandwiches were very tasty! Loved the veggie one- so fresh and flavourful. Great coffee! Service was friendly. Will be back if ever in the area again.

Stephanie K.

Google

Best coffee in town! Fantastic coffee and milk work and a great selection of baked goods. The spot is super cute and cozy. They offer a small lunch menu and also have a great selection of wine and beer to take away.

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Café Caron & frères Knowlton

World In My H.

Google

Alex V.

Google

Phil B.

Google

Y S

Google

Pritesh G.

Google

Beautiful cafe with a good breakfast menu of sandwiches and salads with tofu. You should expect a 5-8 minute wait before ordering especially during busy times

Noor Lima B.

Google

Maitrayiee

Google

Limited food menu, but all the sandwiches were very tasty! Loved the veggie one- so fresh and flavourful. Great coffee! Service was friendly. Will be back if ever in the area again.

Stephanie K.

Google

Café Caron & frères Knowlton

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