Tommy Cafe Old Port Montreal — MontrealCoffeeShops.com

This opulently quaint bi-level coffee shop with historical architecture serves sweets & sandwiches.

Montreal has some of the most unique cafes that I have ever seen; Tommy Cafe in the British Empire Building is one of them. This cafe is located in Old Port Montreal, and let me tell you, it is worth visiting.

I visited today for the first time and fell in love with the aesthetic of this cafe. Externally, it does not look like there is a coffee shop inside, but once you get inside, this unique establishment will blow you away.

Tommy Cafe has several locations in downtown Montreal, and all are unique regarding the menu and decor. The address of this location is 200 Notre Dame St. W., Montreal, in the British Empire Building. This location is easily accessible in Old Port Montreal and is less than a ten-minute walk from Metro Place-D'armes. Tommy Cafe is well known for its tasty croissants, avocado toast, and unique lattes. Check out my visit below, and tell me your favourite location at Tommy's Cafe.

I loved the decor at Tommy Cafe. Walking in felt like entering a scene from "Sex and the City." This coffee shop has the prettiest hanging plants and seating arrangements. This location has two floors; customers have the option to sit on the main floor or the upper terrace.

Tommy's Cafe also has a beautiful view of downtown; if you're lucky enough to grab a seat at the window, the view is stunning! The menu at Tommy Cafe features light yet filling dishes; it is not the most in-depth menu that you will find, but there are tasty items available to order. They feature various items, such as avocado toast, spicy tuna sandwiches, almond croissants, and more. The items are a little pricey, in my opinion, but for the Old Port, these prices are to be expected.

I was told that Tommy Cafe had amazing pastries and lattes; my curiosity got the best of me, and I ended up ordering the almond croissant, raspberry scone, and a regular latte. I have had my fair share of lattes, and this one was up there with the best.

The almond croissant tasted extremely fresh, and the filling was amazing. The croissant had an extra crunch and went well with the latte. The raspberry scone was my least favourite item; it did not taste bad in any sense, but it also did not have any uniqueness to it. This opulently quaint bi-level coffee shop with historical architecture serves sweets and sandwiches.