Cafe Titanic

I just noticed this place close to my work recently and decided to give it a try since I saw they have tacos. The service was good, no complaints there, the food came fast. BUT as soon as I saw the tacos I was not hopeful I would like them. The meat (pork) looked very chunky and fatty and looks like it was boiled. I've never seen carrots and zucchini on a taco either. They did indeed taste very bad, liikely the worst tacos I've had and I have had my fair share of tacos. I gave up after a few bites and left. Since I am diabetic and had already given myself insulin for the meal I only have limited time to eat something before my blood sugar crashes. As there was a lineup when I left I didn't have time to give my opinion in person and had to go find somewhere else to eat. I really wanted to like this place but I have to be honest. It may well be that other dishes are better but I can NOT recommend the tacos.

Truly a hidden gem. The service was lovely and the staff were all very nice the decor was very eclectic but cute. It had a very cozy welcoming vibe would definitely be coming back. Cons: food is a little pricey , I got the wrong order and I might have gotten a little food poisoning but honestly the experience more than made up for it.

This is hands-down my favourite lunch restaurant in Montreal. The chef’s ‘secret sauce’ is not only the use of the best ingredients, but also in deciding the optimal proportions of same such that the result is always scrumptious. The decor is warm and inviting and combined with the excellent service this makes for an all-round peak customer experience.

Wonderful, local cafe for a warm sandwich. Homemade cake with orange and pomegranate syrup, similar to a coffee cake. A few bottles of wine available. Great ambiance; electric decour. Not too loud or too quiet; perfect for hanging out with a friend. The paninis are forgettable, but the service is friendly and prompt. Perfect spot to feel like a local.