The best places to study in Montreal

“The comfortable couches invite students to settle in and focus. But what truly sets it apart is its co-working space.”

“The seating arrangement is snug, giving it a lived-in feel, but there’s plenty of room in the back if you need a quiet corner to work.”

“With fast Wi-Fi and plenty of plugs, it’s built for the digital age ... Despite its size and popularity, there’s usually a spot to be found, thanks to its spacious layout.”

“The place is cozy and great to work in. ... In addition, the café provides large communal tables.”

“this hyper-stylish cafe is one of the perfect places to work. The power outlets are under the large communal tables and the light is beautiful all day long.”

“Café des Habitudes is perfect for settling in and getting some work done.”

Le Café des Habitudes est parfait pour se déposer et aller travailler.

“It’s on our list of perfect cafés for working, as there are large communal tables, small tables for two, and other round tables.”

“Atomic Café on Ontario. Their Americano is delicious and the place is pleasant for working.”

Atomic Café sur Ontario. Leur Americano est delicicieux et l’endroitest agreable pour travailler.

“While space might get tight during peak hours, there's ample seating available most of the time, making it ideal for study sessions. Plus, with a closing time of 11 p.m., you can hunker down for those extended study nights.”

“With plenty of tables and free Wi-Fi, it’s an ideal place to settle in with your laptop or hit the books. ... So, if you really need a workspace, try to get there early instead.”