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Cathedral-style coworking space with a cafe menu of sandwiches, soups & quiches, plus coffee.
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Crew Collective & Cafe is a hidden gem in the heart of the city. From the moment you step inside, you’re greeted with a sense of grandeur, as the space beautifully combines historic architecture with a modern, chic ambiance. Whether you’re looking for a cozy corner to work in or a place to meet friends, this establishment has it all.
The coffee here is exceptional, and their menu offers a delightful array of treats for any palate. What sets Crew Collective & Cafe apart, though, is the welcoming atmosphere and attentive staff. The service is top-notch, making it an ideal spot for both work and relaxation.
Whether you’re a local seeking a regular haunt or a visitor exploring the city, Crew Collective & Cafe is a must-visit. It’s more than just a cafe; it’s an experience that leaves you feeling inspired and refreshed. I highly recommend giving it a try!
The coffee here is exceptional, and their menu offers a delightful array of treats for any palate. What sets Crew Collective & Cafe apart, though, is the welcoming atmosphere and attentive staff. The service is top-notch, making it an ideal spot for both work and relaxation.
Whether you’re a local seeking a regular haunt or a visitor exploring the city, Crew Collective & Cafe is a must-visit. It’s more than just a cafe; it’s an experience that leaves you feeling inspired and refreshed. I highly recommend giving it a try!
A beautiful location to grab a good drink of your choice and plenty of sides from bagels to sweet pastries.
The ambiance is phenomenal and there is private rooms you can reserve for 15$/H to study or have a meeting or plan stuff.
Very limited space to sit and relax so plan to arrive in a less busy time.
Parking is a little tricky and hard to find since its located in the old port of the city.
Staff is nice and welcoming props to them for the hard work!
A must see if you are new in Montréal !
The ambiance is phenomenal and there is private rooms you can reserve for 15$/H to study or have a meeting or plan stuff.
Very limited space to sit and relax so plan to arrive in a less busy time.
Parking is a little tricky and hard to find since its located in the old port of the city.
Staff is nice and welcoming props to them for the hard work!
A must see if you are new in Montréal !
Coffee was great view was fantastic but seats are very limited. They have enough space but available with reservation (with payment)
Took more than 20 minuits to get 2 coffees. Even long waiting no latte art, that was okay but cappuccino was like a latte, no foam.
Just once would be fine 🙂
Ah parking is not easy
Took more than 20 minuits to get 2 coffees. Even long waiting no latte art, that was okay but cappuccino was like a latte, no foam.
Just once would be fine 🙂
Ah parking is not easy
I had a fantastic time at Crew Collective & Café! From the moment I walked in, I was blown away by the beautiful architecture and aesthetic decor. The spacious seating area made it perfect for enjoying our food. The private study rooms for 15$/h were a great addition.
I absolutely loved the Oat & Lavender Latte – it's easily a 5/5 for me. My brother enjoyed the refreshing Matcha Lemonade, also a solid 5/5! The Sugar Scone was delicious, although slightly dry, earning a 4/5. The Brownies were decent but not too exciting, a 3/5 from me.
Overall, I'd rate the experience 5/5 and highly recommend this cafe to anyone visiting Montreal. The staff were incredibly kind and friendly. The prices were reasonable too – we spent a total of 28$ (taxes included) for two drinks and two pastries. Keep in mind, there might be a wait during rush hours. We waited about 15-20 minutes, but it's definitely worth it. Can't wait to visit again soon!
I absolutely loved the Oat & Lavender Latte – it's easily a 5/5 for me. My brother enjoyed the refreshing Matcha Lemonade, also a solid 5/5! The Sugar Scone was delicious, although slightly dry, earning a 4/5. The Brownies were decent but not too exciting, a 3/5 from me.
Overall, I'd rate the experience 5/5 and highly recommend this cafe to anyone visiting Montreal. The staff were incredibly kind and friendly. The prices were reasonable too – we spent a total of 28$ (taxes included) for two drinks and two pastries. Keep in mind, there might be a wait during rush hours. We waited about 15-20 minutes, but it's definitely worth it. Can't wait to visit again soon!
Stunning architecture and beautiful building to check out and book study rooms, although a bit loud. The wait for the drinks is very long and the drinks are so amazing that they are worth the wait. Try to go when its not super busy if you wanna go for just the cafe!
I only had the iced latte, but it was great! I mainly went in to look at the architecture. The ceilings are amazing. Staff is very friendly. Tables and chairs are pretty close together, but they make it cozy.
This location is a converted historic bank and has a bit of a Harry Potter feel (think Gringotts). We came on a Saturday and the line was super long, so expect about 30-45 min wait. We picked up an egg/mozz sandwich and ordered 2 hazelnut lattes. The sandwich bread was quite dense so maybe ask for a knife to cut smaller. One of the lattes tasted different from the other - it could be that one of them did not get the syrup shot ordered. The staff were friendly and the interior is a very nice experience. There are open work areas but it's quite busy so it's hit or miss. There are banquette work areas that can be reserved for $15/hr or $80 daily. It's definitely an interesting experience.
