Café Myriade

Disclaimer: I am really not a coffee connoisseur, and have a terrible sense of smell/taste. Review: Nice and cozy, super polite and bilingual staff, plus good location if you're just coming out of the Webster library. There's a cement terrasse out front which must be nice in the summertime. However, their mocha gave me stomach burns. Then nausea. Then dehydration. The person I was with (who clearly has better taste buds than me) said their coffee beans tasted burnt. Personally it's been three hours and I can still feel it slowly burning through my intestines. Crying in the foetal position seems to be the only solution. Also you'll be paying about as much as Starbucks, so take that as you will. Overall, I'm just sad, disappointed, dehydrated, and in pain. If I ever were to go back (I swear it's a nice place with nice people!), I'd try out their hot chocolate. To be continued!
2 7 years ago (11-10-2017)

It's a typical coffee shop when you walk in. Small, busy, and that great smell. I ordered a cappuccino, it was a very cold day in Montreal, and the barista did it very well. I'm pleased with what I hot and I'll come back, I can't have crappy coffee. I also got a chocolate croissant and it was very nice. Not too sweet. Little gem.
5 7 years ago (07-11-2017)

Overall good. Nothing big or fancy. If you're a Concordia student and feel like grabbing a coffee just around the corner.
2 7 years ago (06-12-2017)

A very chillin cafe. The people who work here are good at smiling and saying hello. Their cold brew is deliciously cooling. AND, they have a lemon and ginger drink that is delicious AND nutritious. (And basically cures all colds - you can get it hot or cold.) Anyways, go here. You'll be the happiest.
5 7 years ago (13-09-2017)

Good place for a coffee date or study session. The coffee has some nutty undertones and is more sweet than bitter. I'd give the coffee a 4.5. The atmosphere is cozy and the service is good.
4 7 years ago (21-09-2017)