Discover Montreal's English afternoon tea scene, with venues from Rosélys at Fairmont Le Reine Elizabeth to Paparmane, Le Bar à Beurre, and the Ritz-Carlton Cour des Palmiers, offering fine teas, sandwiches, scones and pastries for birthdays, celebrations, or a relaxing moment with friends or loved ones.
Explore Montreal's dessert scene, from artisanal pastries and ice creams to croissants, eclairs, donuts and gelato, across vibrant neighborhoods. Discover iconic spots like Duc de Lorraine, Rockaberry, Cafe Olimpico and Juliette et Chocolat for classic delights and bold creations that satisfy every sweet tooth.
Montreal's food scene embraces viral crookies and croffles, croissant-based delights born in Paris and Dublin respectively, with an insider guide to the city's cafes and bakeries serving these sweet and savory hybrids, pointing to top spots to savor the latest pastry trends.
Canard Café is a warm neighborhood spot in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve (4299 Ontario St East) where Pierre and Amélie serve on-site, comfort food with third-wave coffee since 2020, with community-minded care and a second location at 2199 Sainte-Catherine Street East offering the same menu and upcoming weekend brunches.