Cafe Replika - Montréal

Café Replika is located on Rachel Street in a large space. Despite this, it lacks seating because it is always busy! (Be prepared to possibly order takeout!). As for the food, I enjoyed my Turkish coffee and simit sandwich. A simit is a round Turkish bread, and at Café Replika, it's more like a bagel (homemade!). Overall, my lunch was affordable and good but nothing extraordinary. I chose the simit with avocado-feta spread and olive tapenade (with lettuce, tomato, and onion). However, what wasn't listed on the menu was the marinated cucumber in my sandwich! It added a nice touch! PS: I also tried the scrambled eggs with feta and herbs, Turkish coffee with mastic, and tahini roll...What a delicious meal! I would definitely order the same again on my next visit!

Popular 3rd wave café on rachel street couple of licks away from café névé that specializes in turkish fare. regular coffee is ok and satisfying, not the best though. their turkish coffee on the other hand, big reason to come here and when one goes to replika, one has to get the tahini roll too. the taste of sesame butter while sipping on the turkish coffee, match made in heaven.<br/ <br/ service is decent, there's usually a wait. plenty of seating but since it is crowded, you have to either sit at the window or outside. price is similar to other 3rd wave cafés.

Amazing food, good service and great coffee. To go along with all these things it has a perfect little ambience about it. Beet soup and scones were next level, and the grill cheese was a little heavy but delicious. Some of the best coffee in Plateau. Definitely recommend this spot.

This place is amazing. Hands down best cafe I have ever been to. The food is delicious and affordable.

We knew the address when it housed the Brûlerie du Vieux Ste-Rose. The place is still just as welcoming and comfortable. There are several seating options available: a large table, small tables for two, bars, a sofa. There was no music during our visit, which was not a bad thing. The young owners are of Turkish origin, and the menu also has an influence from this country: a selection of mezzes, a simit sandwich on a homemade bagel, and, of course, Turkish coffee.