Coffee shops Montreal: a visit to Katiza Café in Old Montreal

Coffee shops Montreal searches turn up in large numbers, and this guide covers one of them: Katiza Café, at 216 Rue Notre-Dame Ouest in Old Montreal. The cafe serves espresso drinks, croissant sandwiches, Turkish delight, vegan baklava and cookies, according to its Uber Eats menu read on 14 November 2026.

This page is an independent guide, not the cafe’s own website. It uses only public listings and says where each fact comes from.

What is Katiza Café?

Katiza Café is a small coffee shop in Old Montreal that sells pastries, Turkish sweets, croissant sandwiches and coffee, with several vegan items on its menu. Google Maps labels it a coffee shop, and the Uber Eats page lists the cuisine as breakfast and brunch, pastry and Turkish.

Google Maps also marks the cafe as LGBTQ+ friendly and identifying as women-owned. No official website was found: the profile on Google Maps shows no website link, and the domain katizacafe.com that some listings show was found to redirect to unrelated businesses.

Where is Katiza Café in Old Montreal?

Katiza Café is at 216 Rue Notre-Dame Ouest, Montréal, QC H2Y 1T3, on the main street that runs through Old Montreal (Vieux-Montréal). Google Maps places the cafe at roughly 45.5036 north, 73.5575 west.

Old Montreal is the historic waterfront district, so the cafe sits among narrow streets, stone buildings and walking routes. Parking and reservations are not stated in any source read, so a visitor who needs either should ask the cafe directly.

When is Katiza Café open?

Published hours differ by source, so treat them as a starting point and call first. Google Maps showed the cafe opening at 9:00 AM on 14 November 2026, although its full weekly table could not be read.

Another listing seen in search results gave different times again. The hours and location page of this guide keeps the full note and the date it was checked.

What does Katiza Café serve?

Katiza Café serves espresso drinks, tea, cold drinks, smoothies, croissants, sandwiches, Turkish delight, baklava, cookies and a few other pastries. The Uber Eats menu groups them into sandwiches, savoury and sweet stuffed croissants, Turkish delight, baklava, viennoiseries, pastries, cookies, teas, hot drinks, cold drinks, smoothies and other drinks.

The full menu page lists every item with its price as read from Uber Eats.

What are the most liked items at Katiza Café?

Uber Eats marks three items as most liked: the smoked salmon croissant, the omelette and cheese croissant and the Nutella and strawberry croissant. On Uber Eats, read 14 November 2026, the smoked salmon croissant is $14.50, the omelette and cheese croissant is $12.99 and the Nutella and strawberry croissant is $8.85.

The menu also highlights the pistachio signature cookie ($8.00), the hazelnut-cinnamon Turkish delight ($7.75) and the café turc, a Turkish-style coffee ($6.00). These are app prices and may differ in the shop.

Does Katiza Café have vegan options?

Yes, Katiza Café has several vegan items. Uber Eats marks four of them as vegan: the vegan avocado sandwich, the vegan sandwich, the nut and pecan baklava and the brownie.

The baklava is described as layers of vegan pastry filled with chopped walnuts, almonds and pecans. Spinach, a venue guide, rates the cafe outstanding for vegans and mentions homemade vegan baklava. Anyone with a strict diet or an allergy should ask staff about ingredients, because the menu text does not list them in full.

How do you choose a coffee shop in Old Montreal?

Choose a coffee shop by deciding what you want from the visit, then checking the basics with the cafe itself. The questions below apply to any cafe, not only this one.

1. Drinks. Look for the style you like: espresso drinks, tea, matcha or a Turkish-style coffee.
2. Food. Check whether pastries, sandwiches or vegan items are on the menu.
3. Hours. Confirm opening and closing times by phone, because listings often disagree.
4. Seating. Ask whether there is dine-in, a terrace or takeout only.
5. Payment. Ask whether cards and mobile pay are accepted.

For Katiza Café, Spinach lists cards and mobile pay and outdoor seating, while the cafe’s own confirmation is the only reliable source.

How can you order or contact Katiza Café?

Katiza Café can be reached by phone at +1 438-375-1306 (the number on Google Maps) or ordered from through Uber Eats. This guide does not take orders. Uber Eats offers pickup, and delivery showed as unavailable when the page was read on 14 November 2026.

A different phone number appears on Spinach, so use the Google Maps number first. Sources list dine-in and takeout service. For hours, the hours and location page gathers every source in one place.

What do people rate the cafe?

Google Maps showed Katiza Café at 4.7 out of 5 from 446 reviews on 14 November 2026. A rating is a snapshot and changes as reviews are added, so check the live profile before relying on it.

This guide does not quote or summarise individual reviews. For a first visit, the three most liked items on Uber Eats and the pistachio signature cookie are a sensible place to start.

What should you order on a first visit?

A first visit works well with one drink and one item from a different part of the menu, so the order shows the range of Katiza Café. The pairings below use only items on the Uber Eats menu, with app prices read on 14 November 2026.

Prices in the shop can differ from the app, so confirm at the counter. The cafe’s staff are the right people to ask about daily availability, because the menu on Uber Eats may not show what has sold out.

Common questions

This page is part of the independent guide to Katiza Café, which has the address, hours and menu.

This article is general information from an independent guide, not from Katiza Café itself. For the store’s current details see hours and location.