Nestled in a cozy corner, Pikolo Espresso Cafe charms with its exceptional single-origin coffees, delightful latte art, and homestyle baked goods, all in a warm, inviting atmosphere.
"However you prefer your caffeine fix, Pikolo is at the vanguard. Pikolo is at the forefront of Montreal’s coffee scene, and whether you prefer cold brews, lattes, espressos, or pour-over, it’s sure to have you covered. It’s stood on the fringe of the McGill Ghetto for the last decade but recently announced that it’s poised to move into the Quartier des Spectacles. Stay tuned for more." - Daniel Bromberg, Eater Staff
"Pikolo isn’t the cheapest option for a caffeine hit — but any decent, non-chain cup of coffee will cost about the same. A tasty pastry selection and beautiful wood-heavy two-level space makes it even better." - Tim Forster, Daniel Bromberg
"When you walk into Pikolo in the Plateau, the potent smell of coffee and electric vibe hit you instantly. Each tiny table is filled, and coffee lovers stand around mingling near the front entrance. You'll find all the staple espresso-based drinks here, as well as a vast tea menu (including a rooibos vanilla latte). Pikolo uses Canadian beans from Phil & Sebastian and Micro-Torréfacteur Saint-Henri. The mochaccino, featuring bitter dark chocolate, is a standout." - Karin Eldor
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