Weekend trip. French toast was my popular delicacy that I have ever tasted. It was heavy at the same time. Hot chocolate to drink cozied me up during the harsh winter. It seemed like a popular go-to-cafe and it was full all the time. Atmosphere was fun. And the staff were friendly.

Olive + Gourmando has a cozy vibe and offers some tasty options, but it's a bit hit or miss. The chicken grilled sandwich/burger was flavorful and satisfying, definitely a highlight. The Sconewich, while creative, felt overpriced for the small portion size--definitely more of a snack than a meal on a brunch menu. On the bright side, their lattes were excellent. It's a nice spot for a treat, but the value for money could be better.

There was an excellent selection of pastries, and they were wonderful. I believe Olive et Gourmando may be the best French-style/Parisian pastry you can get in Canada. With that said, get ready to wait in line!!!

This place is wonderful!!! C'est fantastique!!!! My wife and I just got into Montréal last evening, went to the #tuckshop for dinner, another great place, got up this morning and on a whim went here. Wonderful... From the banana brioche to the almond croissant to the ham and cheese scone (to die for mon amì, C'est Fantastique!!!! We're goin back tomorrow for the ginger bread French toast a a couple more chai' Wonderful and highly recommended Cheers!!!

The hubby and I visited Montreal for 4 days and ate at Olive + Gourmando twice which is not something we typically do in a city we're visiting for the first time. It was so delicious, about half a mile from where we were staying so a nice little walk, and had exceptional service. Their coffee drinks were superb with my favorite being the petite mocha. The food was quite good as well with the sweet ricotta being my husband's favorite. It was whipped ricotta with honey, orange marmalade served with soft toasted brioche. My favorite bites were the sconewich because the biscuit might've been the best I've tasted in a couple of years. The butter was thick, biscuit was perfectly salted, cheese was nutty and sharp, ham was thin and salty, paired perfectly with a peach jam. I also loved the granola bowl with the thick yogurt, roasted cinnamon apples, sliced matchstick apples, and homemade granola. We also had the toast plate with different breads, butter, and peanut butter, a chocolate croissant, and a regular butter croissant. All were delicious and I'd go back again just for a mocha. It's a cute spot, cozy interior, open kitchen which is small but efficient, and a kick ass staff who were attentive and wonderful.

The Tex-Mex baked egg is amazing! The right balance of tangy salsa, fresh micro greens, cheese.....perfect combination. Their cinnamon brioche is ok. I would prefer it warmed tho. Their latte is thick and well balanced with their espresso with. Overall, good food, chic ambiance and friendly service.

Fancy ! And beers and drinks we've never heard of before. Very upscale eatery, so we had to try a bit of everything. We felt with the currency conversion we were getting a discount so pile on the extra scones and muffins. Highly rated and highly recommended by locals and it lives up to the reputation.

Location : on Saint Paul. No outdoor seating but plenty of indoor seating. Party of 3 and we were seated in 15 minutes during a busy brunch day We had poached egg panini, 6 minute egg, potato salad and ricotta sucree. The latte was delicious. The breads were fantastic. The ricotta was lovely, light and the bread it accompanied was delicious. The poached egg panini was spicy with perfectly toasted bread. The potato salad was good but had lots of herbs which were a little overpowering. Would recommend the 6 minute egg, ricotta and panini in a heartbeat and that was the best meal we had all day. Service was great. Price: $30-40pp for the above.