Nina Café is a cafe in Port Marianne, Montpellier.
Editorially verified August 22, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: The owner holds a nutrition diploma and the card shows it: gluten-free and vegan builds are genuine options, not afterthoughts.
Address: 6 Rue Jacques d'Aragon, 34000 Montpellier
Bonobo stacks photogenic pancakes and eggs Benedict on Rue Saint-Guilhem, the Montpellier old town's most-queued weekend brunch room since 2017.
Signature drink: Latte
Tip: Arrive before 10:00 on Sunday or expect to wait on the pavement; weekday mornings are the quiet window.
Auden runs a flexitarian daytime kitchen on Rue en Gondeau, serving açaí bowls, salad rolls and waffles all built around vegetables rather than meat.
Signature drink: Smoothie
Tip: Open Sunday when much of the Écusson is dark; the savoury waffle is the pick over the bowls.
Amazone Coffee Shop bakes vegan and gluten-free brownies, banoffee and pancakes on Boulevard du Jeu de Paume in Montpellier, locally sourced and organic.
Signature drink: Cappuccino
Tip: Dietary-restricted friends eat well here without a separate menu; Sunday service ends mid-afternoon, so go early.
Napoléon Dynamite pours brunch on Place de la Canourgue in Montpellier, outsized pancakes and vegetarian plates on the old town's prettiest square.
Signature drink: Filter coffee
Tip: The square's plane trees make this the best-shaded brunch terrace in the Écusson; weekends need patience.
Ikonka pairs pastry-counter bakes with coffee on Rue du Faubourg du Courreau in Montpellier, weekly quiches and a small terrace outside the Écusson.
Signature drink: Americano
Tip: It opens Sunday morning when the quarter's other counters rest; the savoury tarts change weekly.
Café Solo has roasted its own beans on Rue Saint Guilhem in Montpellier since 1991, Ecuadorian and Guatemalan origins beside a hundred teas.
Signature drink: House-roast espresso
Tip: The same roasting machine has turned for three decades; buy beans to take home along with the terrace espresso.
