La Finca Café | Café, Marché Local Lunch De Quartier Dans La Région De Montréal

I recently visited La Finca for breakfast, and I can't recommend it enough! The coffee was great, and the food was simply delightful. I highly suggest trying the brunch with the poached eggs and meat on top; it was absolutely to die for! We also enjoyed a delicious Danish, and the granola yogurt was a yummy treat. The atmosphere was cute and cozy, making it a perfect spot for families. Yes, there was a long line, but it kept moving, which speaks to its popularity! If you're in Montréal, make sure to stop by for breakfast or brunch. You won't regret it!

Very nice little cafe close to the convention center. They serve a pretty broad variety of breakfast items. Staff is very nice. I ordered the recommended BLT bagel and a latte along with a cookie. The BLT was very poorly constructed and really did need an egg or something to bring it all together, and I found the whole thing to be too sweet for my taste (the bagel also was not toasted and I own that because I should’ve asked for it to be toasted well), the latte was quite good and so was the cookie. I probably would order something other than the BLT which they are apparently famous for. Bought some super expensive chocolate there too because they tell me that it was from places that ethically source it and pay living wages + to their suppliers. The chocolate was delicious!

Coffee was solid, if not a bit too hot. We got a cappuccino and a biscuit. We didn't try the food, but everything looked delicious. It seemed like the perfect portion for a quick breakfast before your adventures for the day. Plenty of seating available. They also have a nice outdoor patio. You can't use laptops on the tables, but you can work on the high tables. Service was fast, even if the line gets long early in the day. The decor and ambiance were perfect. Will be back again!

Stopped in for a quick breakfast before leaving town on a Sunday morning. The lineup was out the door, but the staff worked quickly to get it moving. Despite this, I never felt rushed. I ordered an Americano and the bagel BLT, as well as a cinnamon roll to go. All were excellent. Service was prompt, but not pushy. Would absolutely return again. It lives up to the hype.

Everything a cafe should be. Constant flow of customers through this bright and beautiful space. You may have a slight wait in a line to order but coffee and food arrives quickly once you’re seated- absolutely worth those few minutes queuing. Food was delicious, coffee even better. It’s cafes like this that inspire other cafes. Just done right!

Amazinggggg little coffee shop. Incredible latte. Cinnamon bun thing was 😘😘😘. Laptops at the tall booth seats w no back rest allowed. Great chatty / catchup atmosphere. A bit hippy, very affordable, wood + pastel colours. Loved it and will be back.

Really great atmosphere with kind staff. Food is slightly pricey but very good. I ordered a chai latte ($6) and the BLT bagel ($12). The bagel was delicious!

Tasty and unique food, large portions, and friendly staff. There was a small line in the morning — pretty typical — but it moved quickly. We ordered some of the most unusual items on the menu, and they brought our food within 5–7 minutes, which definitely earns them extra points.

Gorgeous little cafe with a fantastic selection of breakfast items. I ordered the BLT on a bagel. It was delicious and fresh. My husband really enjoyed his latte as well. Great selection of pastries too!

I was looking for some eggs for protien for breakfast but not in a traditional diner style and this coffee shop popped up with a frittata option! It was delicious, with a unique super smooth texture topped with lightly dressed crunch vegetables and optional hearty seedy bread and butter on the side. Just what I needed to fill me up to explore Montreal. Logistics: - indoor seating and a bench out the front door - entrance is to the right of window into the cafe, the door to the left is to a private residence - limited street parking nearby

Fast paced, yet chill vibe with lovely staff and food. I was staying downtown and this place jumped out during an area search. The place was pretty busy when I went here with my family, but we are still able to find a place to sit. We ordered a croissant, breakfast danish, bagel BLT and the frittata. All were both beautiful and tasty. If you are staying downtown, and looking for no frills, but delicious breakfast, add this place to your list.

Place is cute, people are very friendly! You order at the counter and then they will give you a number and ask you to find a seat. I got a cappuccino and the BLT bagel. Cappuccino was pretty but not very strong, the bagel was delicious! Good toasted sesame bagel, with bacon, tomato and salad inside. Enjoyed my visit at this cute cafe!

You order, then sit, you cannot sit before your party orders. The counter staff will tell you where you can sit after you order your food. Ordered a BLT, granola, Shaksuka, frittata, classic Sencha tea, mocha latte with oat milk (small cup only here). C$70.07/$49.93 The mocha latte is ok. The classic Sencha is quite weak, even after steeping for a while. The Sencha after a steep tastes like water. The BLT is pretty yummy, the bacon is crispy and not super fatty. The bagel could be thicker and chewier, like a NYC bagel. The Shaksuka is good, although I would have poached the well. The tomato base is good, very Italianesque. The frittata is good, light and fluffy. The salad atop is decent. The house made granola isn't bad, could be better with more honey in the bake? The yogurt if it was thicker, maybe a Greek yogurt would make this better, along with berries and maybe bananas. The yogurt is so light, reminds me of plain milk.

Montréal. Down the street from my favorite stay is La Finca, a down right old school coffee house, single source, super tasty and delicious. And then in addition to this yummy coffee are really good pastries: the mini canele is addictive, as are the breads and vegan bars. The breakfast Danish (Danoise Dejeuner) is very good also with a half baked yolk, Dijon mustard, tomato and cheese on a light crust pastry. It gets crowded during rush hour (you are warned). In summer the back porch opens up; a super nice option to sit outside and relax. Service is always brisk and helpful in the 8-10 times I've visited. I looove this coffee house. End of Yelp.

Cute and cozy café, suitable for grabbing a quick bite, buying coffee and pastries to go, or sit down and work from all day long. The service is fast and efficient. Came here for a weekday breakfast and there was already lineup outside the café. They have delicious pastries and croissants, but matcha latté didn't have any taste and the américano was burnt.

La Finca is a nice way to kick off your morning with some delish pastries. This crowded bakery offers some strong coffee and delicious croissants along with other items. Staff were pleasant but expect to wait a while for your food or drink. Please atmosphere to plan out your day or just do nothing while you sip your coffee.

Stumbled into this place on my way to a tradeshow, amazing breakfast , wonderful coffee, happy people... Definitely will be back

The food here is really good. The drinks were pretty strong and the interior is cute. It does get super busy so arrive early and they have outdoor seating. Parking is on the street. Service was fast and super helpful

This is a very nice spot. It feels really cozy and I expected it to be a lot more expensive but it was actually very decently priced. The croissant was nothing to write home about, honestly it was kind of bad. It might have been on the counter the whole day. The matcha was really good. I really enjoyed the taste which was really strong and matcha like. I think it is a great spot to work or go with a bunch of friends and have a brunch. A lot of MTL cafes have quite a list of merch haha this one had nice totes.

What a gem in downtown Montreal for excellent coffee, good brunch selection, and a really cute vibe. We picked up or ate in all three mornings that we were in town for the Grand Prix. Order at the counter and the attentive staff will bring your items and check whether you need anything else. Very cute selection of merch available too for a local souvenir.

Cute, casual, counter-order cafe with a small selection of food items but still enough to satisfy a large group of different preferences. I got the frittata which was breadless and vegetarian, a good departure from a croissant or a savory meat sandwich, although they do have those options! The matcha latte with oat milk I ordered was so smooth and slightly sweet even though I had it with no sweetener. Definitely a must try if you're into matcha. Service was great as well!

I cannot say enough good things about the food, service and aesthetic. We happened by this brunch style spot by chance and it made us feel like the luckiest people in the area. The menus are provided in both French and English making the selection of delicious breakfast bites easy. The Breakfast Danish is baked to perfection with a yolky but not too runny egg. Spring Brunch with poached eggs, ham, peas, potato salad over greens was refreshing. And the matcha latte was soothing. Paired with a hidden outdoor seating area the ambiance truly makes you feel on vacation, even if for a short stop for food. A charming place that shouldn't be missed.

We had a bagel BLT and granola for breakfast. Both were very tasty. The maple latte was out of this world. Everything was promptly delivered to our table after being prepared. The interior is nice and bright. Staff were friendly and helpful.

Everything about La Finca was spot on. The smoothie was AMAZING; the hints of ginger in there combined with a variety of fruits made for an extremely tasty morning boost. I also got a croissant, which was very fluffy on the inside, and crispy on the outside at the same time. I highly recommend La Finca to anyone in the area.

I have been coming to La Finca for the last few months since I discovered it thanks to a few friends who love this place. It's located in the very heart of Montreal downtown. It's very trendy and comfy. The staff is friendly and polite. Their service is efficient and fast. Their menu is simple but good. They have pastries as such as croissants, chocolatines, scones, etc. They also offer some breakfast classics such as Shakshuka, Yoghurt bowls, Frittata, etc. They have a few dishes of their own as Danoise Déjèuner and Brunch Breakfast which are very good. Danoise Déjèuner is my favourite so far! They also have a tiny market where they offer local beer and wine brands and coffee beans from countries such as Colombia, Guatemala, and Mexico so the coffee they serve is very good. After 9 am, you'll find it very busy so expect to wait in a long line but it goes fast and they have plenty of tables to sit at.

LA FINCA . . cute little cafe located in downtown Montreal. We visited early Saturday morning just past 8am and the cafe was already really busy. They serve a variety of pastries and coffee. . . Croissant 4.5/5 Latte 4/5 Americano 4/5 . . Croissants were super flaky and buttery. Honestly would have gotten a second one if I had the stomach space. The latte and americano were both delicious as well. Coffee flavour was strong and very smooth. If you're looking to grab a quick bite/coffee I highly recommend giving them a visit.

Food and service were great, super nice people and very delicious food. I got the smoked salmon sandwich and it was SO GOOD 10/10 would come back.

Great food and service. Small seating area yet cozy for a quiet meal. It gets busy during Sunday mornings.

Nice latte and matcha I gave a good tip before collecting but a little mix up. They gave the latte to someone else and remade mine ice.

Came because of reviews and was slightly disappointed in the chai latte. It is a spicy chai (which I do not mind), but it was very grainy. A bit of a turn off. The cappuccino was better. It's just that we found much better cafés in the area, 3 stars.

Racist staff. Over rated. Over priced. And terrible service. Long long waits foe mediocre drinks and food. I was told by my friend from Montreal that this was one of her favourite brunch spots in montreal. Once entering, it packed and I just wanted some takeout. The hostess assured me the finca omelette takes just 6 minutes to make and I would be able to get my order in time before my break was over for a conference attending. I ordered the maple syrup latte and the finca omelette. The coffee was delicious but it was in the served in the smallest cup ever. I felt like for $7 for a cup probably 3 times the size of an expression shot to be a ripoff. Not impressed. Then I was waiting for my takeout order and the waitress gave my order to the person behind me (who of course was a francophone) and I ended up waiting over 30 minutes for my omelette and the francophone 8 people behind me didn't even wait 1 minute for his order. He paid and took my food and left. I know the francophone always give them preferred service. But this was unfair and uncalled for and completely biased and racist in my opinion. Never again will I support such an establishment with such biased preferential treatment to francophone and utter disregard for fairness and equality. CANCEL La finca. It is not worth the hype and is completely over rated and over priced. To top it off, my omlette was so tiny made with maybe two eggs and was finished in a few bites which was extremely disappointing flavour wise and left me still hungry for breakfast. Avoid at all costs!!!

This was a great place for a quick bite to eat. Food was great and the service was quick. Hot chocolate was delicious.

Super cute cafe. Really enjoyed my latte and the chocolate croissant was amazing. Friendly staff.

The coffee was great and the pastries delicious in this quaint little coffee shop. The service was on point with the wait staff checking on us frequently.

Best pain au chocolat I had in a while. Super flaky but not dry. Good ambience and very decently priced.

Super cozy and cute place that serves different options for breakfast or brunch. As a bonus, it opens earlier than most places in that neighbourhood (except for perhaps Ange), which is great for people that wake up too early for other breakfast places. We went there today around 9h30 - the place was bustling! We ordered a dalh soup and a yoghurt/granola to eat in-house. After the vaccine check, we went to sit in the back, where it was more quiet. The back of the shop used to have more seats, but they now have an attractive display of products (e.g. sauces, meal prep packages, fancy tea, nuts) from local and other producers. The food was kindly brought to our table. The soup was pure comfort, with turmeric and ginger adding heat to the carrots and onions. The granola bowl had a perfec little row of unblemished banana slices. The granola was far from overly sweet - it was actually bordering on savoury. The yoghurt underneath was rich but not dense. It seemed whipped: mousse-like in density, but without the bubbles. Tasty! I appreciate La Finca's variable and interesting menu (Butterccino!). A nice little spot for everyone!

I had the Butternut Squash soup and it was DEE-LISH-OUS!!!! I also had a London Fog and sat at the window seat to enjoy the view outside on this beautiful day. Great spot with cozy vibe

Great energy when you walk in, service was quick and friendly. Food is inspired using quality ingredients which are proudly displayed along the ordering line.

La Finca was the crowning winner of our weeklong quest to try out and discover as many local, indie coffee spots as we could during our visit to attend the Canadian F1 Grand Prix and our stay in Old Montreal (in the Chinatown area at the new Homewood Suites (some kinks the hotel needs to address but, overall, can't beat the central, walk-to-everything location and it being steps away from a metro station - would stay there again for sure)). Indie coffee shops are cute and quaint but, let's face it, cute and quaint mean squat if the drinks don't cut it. La Finca checked all the boxes! TWO THIMBS UP. The interior was well laid out, decorated tastefully, trendy but comfortable, open, bright, light and inviting. Oh - and clean and neat. A large open seating area greets you as you step through the doors, great bar-height seating all along the front window line (perfect people watching perch!), more table seating in the back and even a cute little back deck seating area on beautiful sunny days like the day we went. SERVICE WAS EXCELLENT - friendly, smiley, cheery workers, our drinks came out quickly and promptly and the barista/server made awesomely tasty lattes - strong, flavorful and piping hot - unlike some of the other coffee shops we tried whose drinks were disappointingly just barely hot (to the point where I wondered if this is a thing in Montreal that I wasn't aware of...). Our barista's latte foam art handiwork added just the right nice touch....it's those little things that put a smile on your face, you know? We took our drinks to go as we were enroute to take in the City and stroll and shop on St. Catherine's Street for the afternoon. Nothing like nursing a perfect latte during an afternoon of strolling and shopping on a beautiful sunny Summer afternoon. :) Highly recommend a stop-in here and if you want to take a load off and take a little coffee break, this is the place to do it!

This used to be one of my favorite cafes by the conference center, but if you look at my previous photos and most recent one, you'll notice the chocolate croissant has gone drastically down in quality. Whereas it was crisp and gorgeous layers before, now it's a sad soggy looking mess that looks like it came from Costco. The latte is still good and I like that they offer lactaid milk for a reasonable cost, but I'll skip the pastries from now on.

We stopped in for a quick breakfast as La Finca was near our hotel and we were pleasantly surprised. The coffee and tea were great, the food was outstanding. We had the gnocchi and the brunch printemps. Both were fresh and delicious. Service was friendly and prompt. Overall a great cafe.

Kind baristas with good lattes. I live right beside so I can't really go wrong whenever I stop by.

By far, our favorite small Montreal cafe. Great coffee and super friendly staff. This place reminds us of the great casual coffee shops that we used to have in our neighborhood - Chelsea, NYC before the mega coffee shops arrived Great croissant egg sandwich, mochas and lattes

Overall, a very cute and quaint cafe. Their food and drink options are delicious. The Frittata has a smooth texture and a delicious flavor. The pumpkin seeds on top really set it apart. The matcha latte gave a very subtle matcha flavor that I appreciated. The design in the latte is always a nice touch and shows the barista's skills. The restaurant has a new age hipster vibe and is incredibly clean. I highly recommend this place especially since it's so close to the Notre Dame.

Absolutely loved our food but took off a star became the frittata was served cold. The outsides were room temperature like they tried to warm it but the inside was cold. However, the flavor was incredible and ratio of egg to veggies was perfect. I also really liked the dressed greens on top. The breakfast pastry was really good. This one was barely warm and could've been served way hotter too. Cappuccino was delicious, staff is friendly, and I love the ambience with all the greenery.

Adorable little cafe in the heart of downtown Montreal. Stopped in for a quick latte and it was a super peaceful welcoming environment. They sell homemade goodies too which I had to try very hard to resist! Made a mean oat milk latte and barista was lovely :)

Cute little homey cafe that would also be a great place to work! It looked like the had some tables that could be sort of sectioned off if you even wanted to have a small meeting here. Great selection of little pastries that seem fairly unique (I only visited Montreal for a conference for a few days so I can't say I know the food layout well).

Four of us were lucky enough to have scored an Airbnb right around the corner from this fantastic cafe. We loved it so much we came for three out of our four mornings in Montreal. I cannot recommend it enough if you want perfect tea, coffee, pastries and the world's most perfect breakfast EVER!...the Breakfast Danish is flaky square puff pastry with an egg that's delicately cooked. It oozes open and there's just the right amount of cheese, bacon and tomato under. Words cannot express how perfect and wonderful it is. (see pic!!) I also can attest to a perfect chocolate croissant, and the one bite I got of Husband's phenomenal Grilled Cheese w/what must have been sauteed leeks. So rich and delicious. Others liked their Granola w/fruit and yogurt so much that they got it every time. Coffees are perfect, as are the pots of tea. It's not a big place, but we only ran into seating problems one time, but still managed to find room at the window. Otherwise there are a few tables for four and a communal table. LOVED that they say no laptops on the tables for four, to maximize seating potential. Order at the counter, pay, find a seat and get ready for the most perfect way to start the day!

Cute cafe and interestingly in the morning there are quite a few tables they don't allow lap tops ! Way to go to get people to sit and communicate - however having to work we grabbed a window seat ( lap tops allowed ) and outlets ! Really nice coffee too ! The wait staff very pleasant and tolerating my bad French accent ! Delightful spot and near our hotel too

beautiful atmosphere and very welcoming. i had the shakshuka and it was incredible, a little spicy, tomatoey breakfast soup. the service was super fast and easy and they were so kind. definitely would return!

Went twice and had great experiences both times. There was a line both times, which moves slow, but it is mostly due to the helpfulness and happiness of the staff at the register. While waiting on line you get a view of a decent selection of local craft brews to grab. The coffee selections are the basic...coffee, cold brew, latte, cappuccino. The food is limited with baked goods, grilled cheese, beef sandwich, granola bowl, and dahl soup. My wife enjoyed her croissant and I very much enjoyed the beef sandwich, which was shredded beef on a crunchy baguette, with arugula and a citrus dressing. The atmosphere is busy and lively but the seating allows you to sit and relax. There was a mix of locals and tourists, which helped affirm it was a good choice to visit.

Very cute and yummy cafe. Close to the mitre-dame de Montreal. It's a perfect place for a breakfast or light brunch. Their breakfast danish is apparently very popular and got sold out before noon. We had the grilled cheese and the beef sandwich which are also very good as well. Coffee and tea lattes taste great. Waitress is very friendly. I would recommend a stop here when you are tired from walking in the old port area.

I accidentally discovered La Finca while searching for a brunch spot near the hotel I was staying. This cute cafe has a a minimal but very chic and urban decor, and if you need a place to get some studying or work done, this is the place to be. They have a great breakfast menu from eggs, sandwich, granola to croissants, and so much more! I got the shrimp Tartine with a cup of almond cappuccino and I just have to say that it was such a hearty and comforting brunch even though I was all by myself. I loved the rich and bold flavour of the cappuccino, literally one of the best I've tried. The Shrimp Tartine is an open faced sandwich that's artfully presented, and a a lot bigger than what I was expecting- large slice of whole wheat bread with a generous spread of avocado parsley pesto and alfalfa, then topped with creamy mayo shrimp , radish & red endive. A simple yet very flavourful combination of ingredients. The staff were super friendly, and service was very quick, and I also really loved their open kitchen concept. If you ever find yourself in downtown Montreal, La Finca is definitely a must visit.

In retrospect I wish I had said something while I was there. The americano coffee was fine, but awfully small for 3.50 CA with no refills, perhaps that's common in this city? The Danish with bacon and egg breakfast, however, was not fresh at all. It appeared it had been reheated, all my table companions agreed, and also small, 10 CA. On the other hand my friend had the kale, mango and banana smoothie which was delicious and well priced at 6.00 CA. Pleasant if somewhat underwhelming aesthetically. Friendly servers.

La Finca is a coffee shop located in downtown Montreal. It has a simple, Scandinavian vibe to it with simplistic décor and a welcoming vibe. My friends and I dropped by La Finca a couple of times during our stay in Montreal as it was close to our accommodations. The café serves a variety of coffee/tea beverages, savory food items (like sandwiches), and baked goods. The service was always friendly and attentive. We even asked the staff for a candle we had a birthday to celebrate. Would definitely go back to La Finca if I were ever back in Montreal!

Vary nice service.... Great outdoor dining... and good food... trifecta... certainly would recommend

Quick friendly service. We had breakfast brunch and egg croissants with coffee. All were excellent. Will return!