Five Coffee Stops in Sutton
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Sipping a good coffee on a crisp fall day is one of those small pleasures that warms you right up. Here are five spots in Sutton with a real coffee soul, where you'll want to settle in and stay a while!
Café Yamabiko
Its façade may sit a little back from the main street, but Café Yamabiko doesn't hold back when it comes to coffee quality! Tucked between two downtown buildings, the spot is discreet yet welcoming. The small team roasts its own beans and takes care with every step, from selecting the lots to the final pour. The relaxed atmosphere works just as well for a quick coffee as for a longer break, whether inside, on the second floor, or on the shaded terrace next to Sutton's Parc des Vétérans.
L’Échappée Belle
Next door to Café Yamabiko, L'Échappée Belle brings together an artisanal chocolate shop with delicious Belgian pralines made with local flavours, a nature-focused bookstore, a grocery celebrating the riches of the Quebec forest, and a playful café, all under one roof. In short, a warm, welcoming place with plenty of reasons to spend good moments, whether on your own, with family, or with friends. NB Not a coffee person? Word has it the hot chocolate here is to die for!
Monté Verdé
Set inside Le Pleasant Hôtel, Monté Verdé is a spot where coffee naturally pairs with the pleasure of taking your time. Micro-roasted coffees are served to go, but they're best enjoyed on site! Housed in a former Victorian residence, the space blends period architectural details with contemporary décor. On nice days, the terrace lets you fully soak up the outdoors and the town's gentle buzz. Hearty breakfasts are also served Wednesday to Sunday during peak season, for everyone to enjoy.
Pixel Nano Resto
Pixel Nano Resto has carved out a favourite spot among regulars in downtown Sutton. The nano format is anything but a drawback: if anything, it gives this little café an intimate feel, where every cup seems prepared with special care. The beans come from Café Pista, a Montreal roaster known for its specialty coffee. In the evening, the space transforms into a bar and restaurant with a menu that evolves with the seasons.
Mo’Café
Mo’Café is one of those spots where you stop in for a coffee and end up staying for a morning bite or brunch! What will you choose? Avocado toast, a bowl of homemade granola, a breakfast sandwich, a grilled cheese, or soup? The terrace, well positioned on the main street, makes for the perfect spot to watch Sutton go by, coffee in hand.
To discover more delicious spots, browse our Where to Eat section.
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