Ferlucci Coffee Shop

Good vibe, Italian, coffee shop. They have actually spicy chai here - they use the Dona brand and not the sweet Say When brand. Large variety of plant based milks here. The space itself is cozy and nice. Some outdoor and indoor seats as well.

I had to try the famous "Nutella affogato" that was on my list to try and it was soo delicious! 😋 The concept of Soft icecream 🍦 with coffee ☕️ taste pretty interesting !! It is something I don't usually order but had to try and it was yummy even if it's lil pricey but worth to discover something new if you haven't tried it yet!! I always enjoy eating their pistachio cookie along with the chocolat chip cookie one, it's one of my favorite dessert to order in this coffee place location 🧡🧡🧡 The vibe in here is very decorated in every spot and corner in this store, it's always crowded everytime I visit this coffee place and it's hard to find a seat but they have lots of chairs inside and also outside the store but when I do find a place to sit down, I enjoy ordering their coffee and cookies there! They are always so yummy ! For sure it's a ✨️MUST TRY✨️their famous Nutella affogato 🍦 ☕️

Such a cozy and unique cafe, appreciate the history behind this place - it used to be the current owner’s grandfather’s hat shop and now turned into a lovely cafe. Nestled between a residential area and has a great seating arrangement, inside and out. Italian convenience store vibe and great coffee.

I wanted to try their ice cream thing but unfortunately they didn’t have it :( so I ended up ordering ice latte. The coffee shop is kinda small and with few tables, most people have their laptop with them so it was a bit hard for me to find a table. However, the shop has a good vibe and cozy Anyway, really nice coffee shop to try it out :)

Favorite coffee shop while visiting Montreal! Super friendly staff, the coolest/coziest environment, and really great coffee. Love the feel of this place.

exquisite coffee and nice place to chill/work. Shoutout that I found the flyer where I played there and they let me took it. <3

great vibe, kind service, very good chocolate chip cookie and amazing coffee. i’m happy to see the business thriving, but sitting inside on a sunday was just way too overstimulating. you constantly have people waiting in line right in front of you, feeling like you’re in the zoo, but on the other side of the window. it’s just way to crowded, you can’t really move. since almost everyone’s working there, wifi isn’t the best either. i could tell the baristas were working really hard, so props to them.

If you can find seating, it’s a cool little spot with lots of character. I would add this to your list of cafes to visit in you’re in the Villeray area. It is pretty tight inside but does have patio seating if you don’t mind the cold. The service here is top notch, with the friendliest baristas. I’d suggest going late during the weekdays or early morning to get a seat.

What a cafe! If you want an aesthetic cafe with great drinks and nice cozy spots to yap, read or finish work, this is the place to go. Almost every nook and corner was instagrammable and gave off vintage vibes. We ordered the croissant, ginseng latte and a Cortado. The croissant was good but it would have helped if they had warmed it up for us. The Cortado was nice and strong and gave the kick to survive the rest of the evening. The ginseng latte was out of this world. It kind of tasted like a birthday cake in a cup with just the right amount of sweetness. The service was a bit chaotic though since there was a bit of the rush, but regardless, we had a great experience and loved the aesthetics of this cafe. 10/10 recommend.

Best Afulato!! Would highly recommend. There is usually a queue but it mives pretty fast. Great service. The place is cozy and very unique.

It was a really hot day. We mean a REALLY hot day so unfortunately we did not try anything on @cafeferlucci long coffee menu but we did have a very refreshing hibiscus lemonade and a brio float which is an acquired taste to say the least... ( but one us enjoyed it ‍). We loved the VHS Wall decoration and the little details we noticed overall, including Italian playing cards. We will need to go back to try the amaretti cookies we spotted as well.

Every morning, my wife and I grab a coffee drink from a different coffee shop while visiting cities around the world. The very best cup of coffee we had while in Montreal was at Cafe Ferlucci. Here's what's to love: 1) Coffee: It's really good. My latte was well balanced between quality coffee and cream. My wife's granita was balanced and delicious. They have other drinks as well. My daughter had a rich blueberry juice in a glass bottle. 2) Atmosphere: It's a beautiful coffee shop with two inside rooms decorated well with tables for people to read, work, and sit. There's also a small area to enjoy your coffee outside. If you want really good coffee in a neighborhood joint, go to Cafe Ferlucci!

This is a lovely little coffee shop in a really nice neighborhood. A bonus point is you can bring your dog inside while ordering your coffee! Also the coffee was great! I got a latte and the coffee seemed to be medium roasted which is great! The patio is also super nice and cozy. Would highly recommend for quick coffee or as study spot

Bon café et vibe chaleureux par contre très peu de places pour s'asseoir à l'intérieur.

This is, in fact, a perfect café. One of those times you don't want to review something because it's precious, but I trust you guys. We used to bike past the century old shops that stood in this location - a barber shop I believe, next to a tiny hat maker and cordonnerie - and wish it would never change and also think, if it does, I hope someone takes it over who loves this history and treats it right. And when you're here I think you'll feel that justice was done. The beautiful old cabinets still hold hat molds, the wood and paint and windows are original, and the addition of a beautiful old cafe bar and 50s seating and plateware all make sense. Even better, the food and service maintain the link to Italian Montreal history and hospitality. Old gents sit at the bar trading stories of vintage finds they've brought back for the young owner. Beautiful cappuccinos, delicious cookies and pastries are served along with glorious big sandwiches on crusty fluffy Italian bread that will break your heart. The space is tiny. Don't come here to do group work. It's on a leafy residential street far from sightseeing; this is not a destination. This is just a perfect neighourbood café, and I'm so glad they still make 'em like this.

Cute little neighborhood coffee shop that serves great coffees, including the nutellatte. They have seatings outside as well. The service is great and the staff is friendly.

Really nice ambiance, for studying, chatting, taking a quick sip, anything really. It's the kind of place where people say people say ciao to the baristas when leaving. There are enough seats to accomodate small groups and seats at the counter for solo. The retro decor of white wooden walls filled with old VHS and magazines feels genuine and unpretentious. Music is modern chillout electronica at an appropriately low volume to add depth to the ambiance but not prevent conversations or working. Hidden gem.

It was a great little coffee joint, not far at all from Jean Talon, but it gets overcrowded really quickly, as there isn't much space and there is a lot of students or people working on their laptop, so you won't get a table soon, if you want to wait. As for the food, we tried the grilled cheese and it was wonderful! Our lattes were excellent too! It was a fairly cheap place to eat a snack to last longer before dinner! I must add that it was hot (we went in Winter), maybe too much for comfort. Probably due to the people/space ratio. Other than that, the employees were real nice and I'll probably go back, but to-go.

After a really crazy morning running errands in horrible weather, I stopped by Ferlucci in between a couple errands to quickly grab a bite. Walking in, the atmosphere was small but cozy and I was quickly very kindly greeted by the ladies behind the counter. I ordered the Gina sandwich and sat at the counter to enjoy what is probably one of the best sandwiches I have had in a LONG time. Yummy ciabatta bread, perfect amount of mortadella + provolone balanced by roasted red peppers and the most delicious spicy goodness ever resulted in a literally perfect sandwich that I was sad to see disappear. There was also an ice cold pitcher of water available to anyone who wanted some which was much appreciated. Awesome chill environment, delicious food and good prices - definitely 5 stars!

One of the more genuinely charming coffee shops that I've been to in a while. This Villeray spot was recommended by the owner of another cute shop in the area (Magasin Général de Castelnau - see http://www.mgdecastelnau.com) which was hosting a pop-up event, showcasing local products and vendors. Beyond good product, this sunny italian cafe offers quirky design touches like the 70s bright orange cups and saucers, comic books, games and an old fashioned drugstore shelving display. As much as I love all of the sleek minimalist coffee shops that have been popping up these past few years, this was a welcome change of pace and energy. They also apparently serve lunch and beers.

clean place , love the environment! Baristas are quite nice and provide a good atmosphere. The place itself is a little small, which provides a cozy feel. Coffee had a bit of a sweet taste, which was strange yet new. I would see it as a good study spot for those mtl hard working students.

Amazing coffee, pastries and sandwiches. And the staff is friendly, good looking and just nice in general. The free WiFi and the cozy setup make this café the best café in Montréal!

This is possibly one of the most excellent coffee shops I have ever visited anywhere in the world. It's ADORABLE, the staff are wonderfully friendly, the coffee is FANTASTIC and I cannot say enough wonderful things about this place. It seems like this place is owned and operated by a family, and stepping into the shop is like visiting their home - from the VHS tapes to the fun Polaroids on the walls. If you're in Montreal, definitely stop in for an afternoon and feel at home and happy :) I recommend the Nutella latte!

Love this spot. Cozy and trendy little cafe with good coffee, friendly staff and fine italian goods. If you're in the area definitely check it out.