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In Montreal, fall means colorful leaves and the appearance of pumpkin spice lattes in our favorite cafes. This season, several establishments will feature this hot drink, offering a comforting escape with its rich aromas of pumpkin and a blend of spices like cinnamon, nutmeg, and ginger.
This article takes you to discover the best cafes in the city where you can taste this specialty.
The pumpkin latte, a legacy of North American traditions that celebrate the fall harvest, has transformed into a true emblem of the season.
Each cup not only serves as comfort during cool days, but also as an invitation to savor the spicy flavors typical of this time of year.
The cafes selected for this article are small, independent establishments, each offering their own version of this fall classic.
Discover how each café adapts this drink to its unique style and how it fits into the ambiance of Montreal in autumn.
Café Hélico, located in Hochelaga, celebrates the arrival of fall with its pumpkin and spice latte. Open since June 2018, this café is renowned for its homemade pastries and superior coffee. The atmosphere is warm, highlighting autumnal flavors.
SoLIT Café, in the city center, starts October on a spicy note with its spiced pumpkin lattes. This café, reminiscent of the orange gardens of Spain, offers a diverse menu of homemade delights under a ceiling of oranges, offering a Mediterranean escape in any season.
Café Caron & Frères, located in picturesque Little Italy, is renowned for its pumpkin spice latte, the essential fall drink. The Caron brothers have established partnerships with roasters from Montreal to Amsterdam to offer a unique experience: each cup of coffee invites you on a taste journey through local and international flavors. They carefully select beans from six different roasters, ensuring a tasting that reflects their passion for excellence and innovation in the art of coffee.
At Tordu Café et Crèmerie, located in Plateau-Mont-Royal, fall takes on special flavors with the Tiramisu Pumpkin Spice Latte. A creation of founders Daniel Safi and Khaled Abdelfattah, this café combines originality and artistic atmosphere. It’s a great place to enjoy innovative drinks and tasty pastries.
Café Léo, located in the Latin Quarter of Montreal, celebrates the return of the pumpkin latte. With its flexible café concept, this space is dedicated to artistic expression and collaboration, offering a variety of pastries and lunch dishes, including vegan and gluten-free options.
Discover Tropé’s Pumpkin Spiced Latte, healthier and just as delicious, downtown, at the intersection of Mackay and Drummond streets. This ideal ally against the autumn cold is perfect for savoring rich flavors in a relaxing Mediterranean setting. Come and taste this blend of quality ingredients that will warm up your days while boosting your well-being.
Fous Desserts, in the Plateau-Mont-Royal, is celebrating the return of its pumpkin latte, made with sweet mama squash and pumpkins from Quebec. Choose between coffee, Hojicha, or simple pumpkin and milk versions, each promising a distinct fall flavor.
Located in Repentigny, Olive Café enriches the café experience with a unique offering where each visit is treated as a complete meal, from start to finish. Owner Sami Boudaya envisions personalized interaction around their coffees, including the famous pumpkin spice latte.
At Café La Bine in Rosemont, pumpkin spice syrup is back, ready to be enjoyed in all its forms. Available in hot options for chilly mornings, cold for an afternoon refreshment, as a smooth cappuccino, or integrated into a spicy chai, this fall offering promises a captivating taste experience for all palates.
In Saint-Henri, Café Cordova is reintroducing its Pumpkin Spice Latte for the fall season. Combining the roles of café, restaurant and bar, Cordova offers a menu rich in Spanish flavors, with options ranging from lunch to dinner, all in a setting that encourages exchanges and taste discoveries.
Saucoupe Café in Rosemont invites lovers of fall flavors to taste its pumpkin spice latte, available in hot and cold versions. This neighborhood café, popular for its cozy atmosphere, also offers pumpkin cakes to accompany this seasonal delight.
In Gamba cafés, located on Laurier Est, Saint-Viateur Est and Du Parc, celebrate fall with their decadent pumpkin latte, flavored with La Lichée spiced caramel. Available in each of their establishments, this creation illustrates the careful craftsmanship of the baristas and the quality of the roasters, highlighting the flavors of the terroir and testifying to In Gamba’s passion for quality coffees.
Fall in Montreal wouldn’t be complete without a delicious pumpkin latte.
Whether you’re a fan of spicy flavors or looking for a new coffee experience, the addresses featured in this article each offer a unique version of this iconic drink.
So, indulge in these fall creations and enjoy a comforting moment in one of the city’s many cafés.
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