Lili & Oli Montreal: frequently asked questions

It serves espresso drinks, pastries and light lunches. We recorded espresso, latte, matcha, chai, hot chocolate, an almond croissant, a chocolatine, a zucchini muffin, lemon poppy seed cake, a grilled cheese sandwich and salads.

No menu prices were found in any source. The Main files the café in its cheapest price tier, but that is a directory label, so call +1 514-932-8961 to ask.

Reviewers mention matcha, so it appears on our list of items. It was not confirmed whether it is served hot, iced or both, so check with the café.

Tastet and reviewers mention a grilled cheese sandwich. Other sandwich fillings were not stated in any source, so they are not listed on this site.

Reviewers recommend an almond croissant, a chocolatine, a zucchini muffin and a lemon poppy seed cake. The selection can change, so call ahead if you want a particular item.

They come from the Tastet review, RestoMontreal reviewer mentions and The Main, read on November 14, 2026. No official menu exists, and the menu page lists the sources.

A second shop on Rue Wellington in Verdun is reported open by one source and closed by another. Its status was not confirmed, so check its listing or call before going.

Since 2005, according to its Google Maps description. Tastet also says Patrick Hébert opened it that year.

Tastet says the owners launched Canal Café, a coffee roaster that supplies Lili & Oli and other places.

No halal certification was found in any source we checked. If this matters to you, ask the café directly on +1 514-932-8961.

Neither was confirmed in the listings we checked. Call +1 514-932-8961 to ask.

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