Shaughnessy Café

I checked out a really interesting place—Shaughnessy Café at 1455 Rue Lambert-Closse, Montreal, Quebec H3H 1Z5! This is a super cozy café, tucked away in the basement. It has lots of tables, and while it's not huge, it creates a really cool, productive vibe. It's popular with people who come to work, study, and just hang out. As for the main event, the pastries here are absolutely top-notch! 🥐 They are always fresh and so delicious—you have to try them. The coffee is amazing: strong, aromatic, and perfectly roasted. It's the perfect boost of energy! ☕ The staff is super friendly and always happy to help. 😊 It's an excellent place that I happily recommend to everyone! #ShaughnessyCafe #MontrealCafe #MontrealEats #CoffeeShopMontreal #CafeLife #StudentLife #MontrealFoodie #QuebecCoffee #CoffeeTime

Nice, hip cafe. Ordered a decaf americano and it was very nice. Also a good place to work, read, met, whatever. The place is small but it feels cozy. A bit underground and they have indoor and small patio seating. They have wine nights in Fridays, except, literally the one Friday I wanted to take my friends to was closed. Very disappointing.

The apricot croissant is my favorite pastry ever. Great cardamom bun too and yummy espresso. Baristas are super friendly and the atmosphere is gorgeous. Honestly an oasis being just off of the busy Ste Catherine!

Lovely artsy café in a beautiful vibrant neighborhood. Great coffee (espresso) with Canelé and they also serve vermut and wine testing. Felt almost like in Barcelona vibe. True vibe!!! Only con is that I'm leaving and won't be able to enjoy it. Hasta pronto! 🥂

Dropped by this coffee shoppe in mid-morning on a Saturday. Great music and staff. The viennoiseries are from local bakeries—and are delicious. This coffee shoppe has been here for 8 years (circa 2016). Wishing the people behind this nice place another 8 years—and more!

Went for working and some matcha! It was delicious and the atmosphere is great. Very small but inviting, it has some british vibes (even though I’ve never been to the uk but that’s the feeling :))!

This is my go-to cafe in my neighborhood and I always appreciate the top notch service from the barristas. It really makes all the difference, so much so that even if I have a coffee machine at home, I still love to make an excuse to go there. They put so much care into the sandwich and food preparation as well. Always looking forward to my next visit!

Loved the vibes , loved the plants. They have a variety of cool products like sardines, olive oil, wine and stuff but damn I had a scone and I think there was mold in it. But I also had a chai and it was absolutely amazing. Also for anyone who care they have microbewery iPas and maybe neipas 9/10 would get moldy scone again if paired with their chai.

Very cute and nice option for coffee in the Shaughnessy Village neighborhood! Super conveniently located right on the corner of Rue Lambert Closse. The drinks are really cute, especially the hot coffees with the coffee art. I opted for an Iced Americano which was very good! Solid quality coffee. Service was great too!

The place is in a sort of half basement and it gives out all the right vibes. I ordered a matcha latte. It is okay, it is on the line between to milky and just right. It is unique enough to be a cute date spot after a walk. It has a nice terrace it could be a good summer hangout spot too!

Has been my favorite for years but this week am getting bitter Starbucks-style coffee. Awful.

Wow! What a cute little cafe in Montreal. I ordered the latte and cinnamon bun roll and my friend ordered tea with the almond croissant. The coffee was great and wow that almond croissant is no joke! If you want to have first grabs of their pastries then make sure you come here early in the morning. If you're looking for a cozy place to study, read or catch up with a friend then I highly recommend this cafe!

Coffee was ok. Got the job done, woke me up. However there was no real good options. They charge me 7$ for a vanilla latte lol ok ma'am. Didn't even have pumpkin spice during October, or a muffin to nibble on. Maybe if they had more options to offer they wouldn't have to charge so much for a coffee. You can go around the corner to a cafe named "Cafe Maison Ronde" and get a 4.31$ late. A 7$ coffee is OBSURD for a cafe that has no food options or any coffee options in a place labeled as a cafe!

Great coffee shop Near the old forum / Atwater Croissants and espresso Very very good

Quaint little café serving very good coffee and fresh bagel sandwiches. Good candidate for a regular neighborhood spot.

I love this place. The coffee is very consistent and the savoury baked goods are excellent. It's got some fancy locally made artisanal drinks. I had an amazing cider and my son loved the beer. I go every time I'm in Montreal.

Perfect place to study on a rainy day. Great wifi and service! The barista was super friendly and the music in the cafe was soothing. Glad they opened up in the neighbourhood! WIll be back to get some caffeine and do some work. Big windows for light and super cute interior decor. They have a loyalty card program as well.

Shaughnessey is a really lovely cafe. The owner is usually around and is very nice. The staff are really nice and knowledgeable, they make you feel comfortable as soon as you walk in. They also have a really stunning selection of alcohol (wine and beer mostly) and good snacks to take home too. I came here every day before getting back to making coffee and home, I still buy fresh coffee grounds from there, they have a big variety of Canadian coffee roasters. 10/10 good spot.

Located in the spot of the recently close down greasy spoon late night eats restaurant is now a newly renovated morning pick me up Cafe. Passed by on my walk to work for a quick double espresso in house. (3$ - which is fairly priced and to go options available) and loved it! Choices of coffee (at the moment Fernwood Canadian roaster from BC) , tea and viennoiserie.

Was a bit pricy for an Americano, but overall it's a nice cafe. It's very isolated as it's in a basement, but the windows really open up the place. The plants also give it a homey touch which is great. Nice place to relax if you need it.

I was in Montreal to visit my grandparents, and one sunny Tuesday morning I saw it fit to scout out the local specialty coffee scene. A quick Google Maps search led me to Shaughnessy Café, a cute direct origin cafe that had an insta-worthy interior. If I end up moving to Montreal, this will be my go-to! The barista was super friendly, the coffee was delicious, and the decor was pleasing to the eye. They also were selling used books and gave free local arts magazines. If you want a small cafe experience in Westmount, this is the place!

I wanted to go to this café on a first date. We meat through the hinge dating app. She studies taxes and stuff. I'm in software engineering and she responds, "engineering is a trend". After being sad and disturbed by that comment the friendship between us slowly died. Shout out to Kelly. So next opportunity I get, with more quality people, I'll definitely try your cafe; looks sweet.

It's a famous coffee shop located next to Atwater station and it's really popular for students because of the location and the affordable coffee. There's also a small terrace outside the coffee shop and people chill there on a sunny day. I really like the service at the cafe since the barista was friendly and prepared really good (and really strong) allongé for me. The most iconic piece of decor in this minimalistic coffee shop is the mosaic tabletop, it's really exotic and adored by Instagrammers. There are also a bunch of travel pictures and a shelf full of Lonely Planet travel books, I guess the owner really likes traveling and wants to share this passion with the clients. In sum, come enjoy your time in this lovely cafe, you will not regret your choice!

Great new coffee stop in an area that badly needed something cool. A place to get a good coffee and have a meeting or get some work done. The place is completely redone and thank God it needed it. No insult to the old Moe's ( I, like many enjoyed a late night or early morning there) but it was time. Happy to have good option in the area. Thx guys

I'm so glad this spot just opened up in my neighborhood! As someone who lives in the area and works from home, I know we desperately needed a cute, cool, go-to cafe downtown. The staff working on a Sunday morning were very nice and perfectly bilingual. Lattes were great and reasonably priced. Decor is minimal and inviting and I can't wait to sit on their terrasse come summer.

Amazing coffee!! One of those places where the latte is better than cappuccino. Their beans have lot of strong and bitter flavours which blend well with the high milk percentage of a latte. The milk is steamed smoothly and the taste is velvety to its best. You'll like this place if you like the coffee at Pikolo. It's near Concordia area so lots of students are a regular here. It's a great study spot, very quiet . The spots near the window are bright with natural light but the tables more on the inside can get a bit dark. They have outdoor seating for the summer. Clean bathroom. Gets very busy during noon.

Awesome addition to the neighborhood, we needed a great coffee place. Friendly staff, great atmosphere and a nice selection of tea as well. A good spot to read, study or catch up. Only downside is that their pastry/food items are very limited.

A cute half-underground cafe. The Latte tasted good! The staffs here are so nice! I also like the decorations inside. I think it's a good place to chat with friends. The background music is kind of loud, so maybe it's a little bit nosy for studying.

Really nice spot that opened up recently downtown. The decor is minimal and simple, no complaints here except maybe switch the tungsten bulbs for daylight (a battle I will seemingly never win in Montréal). Great espresso-based drinks with a nice ambience, perfect for working or a casual meeting downtown. Their baristas have always been super friendly without the attitude, which is a nice plus. They also carry Fernwood coffee which, as far as I know, is only available here in Montreal. Overall, a really nice alternative to Myriade or Melk just a little bit further West.

Welcoming place, smell so good, nice service, windows all around, coffee, chai , tea and more available. Few tables but not to crowd.

I live in Shaughnessy Village and this cafe, while very nice, is too expensive and closes too early for my lifestyle.

Entre deux courses, je me suis arrêtée pour goûter leur café et une chocolatine. Winner! J'ai adoré et le service était très sympa!

Their cold brew isn't the most affordable but staff is generally pretty nice. Cool spot to work if you're looking to avoid the typical Starbucks crowd

I love the selection of baked goods that are available at Shaughnessy cafe. The interior is very clean inside, and there are a lot of plants by the windows (good place to take instagram photos). The cafe is quiet and a good place to study. Their filter coffee is quite delicious as well. I tried their date bar and raspberry scone. Their date bar is a must-try, but their scone kind of disappointed me. The scone was cooked perfectly, but there was not enough flavour or raspberries inside the scone itself.

Lovely. Friendly, clean & stylish, delicious coffee, free wifi. We happened upon this place upon arriving in Montreal and it is such a nice find. If this place was in my city I would be glad to be able to be a regular.

Bright space. Friendly staff. Good latté.

I had perfect dose of americano The staff there was very welcoming also they are selling great stuffs for barista (kettle/cups) Also nice place to read or study definitely recommended

Located right in-between two Starbucks, Shaughnessy Cafe offers a great alternative for my morning cup of coffee. The service was great, the space is open, and the coffee was also good. $2.75 for a large coffee (though their larges are mediums by large coffee retailer standards). If you're living in the Shaughnessy area like I am, consider making this cafe your go to spot and avoid the long lines, over crowdedness, and homogeny of Starbucks.

I've been wanting to try this coffee shop for a while now and finally got to it to do some studying. The music and overall ambiance are great to help you focus, the baristas are very friendly and helpful and their americano was amazing! I also got a butter croissant (freshly out of the oven, I couldn't resist the smell). Will definitely go back again!

Solid third wave coffee. Excellent americano. One of the best in montreal. In the conversation with Monopole, Finca and Differance.