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≈ 0.1 km
Overall, Green Stop gets praise for the food, especially the poutine with brown sauce and the smoked meat with fries, with dishes described as tasty and reasonably priced. Service is a mixed bag, with complaints about rude or inconsistent staff and pricing changes at the register, and in some visits table service has disappeared. There is also nostalgia for an old school vibe and authentic feel, with the restaurant keeping its original charm while being clean and updated. Some reviewers feel the place has declined in quality over the years. Parking and the location are noted as convenient. Taken together, the reviews show Green Stop offers classic Quebecois fast food that satisfies at times but there are recurring concerns about price inconsistencies and service.View restaurant profile
Green Stop
Opens Today at 11 amVille-Émard, Montreal-Southwest
Mentioned in: 18 Delis and Diners in Montréal Serving the City's Timeless Classics
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≈ 0.6 km
Overall, reviews for Ville Emard Pizza are mixed, with some customers praising the new administration, friendly staff, a clean dining room, and solid pizzas such as all dressed, noting good service and reasonable prices for the area, while others question value and consistency, describing toppings that are sparse or imbalanced, a sauce that can be too salty, crusts that are too thin in the center or pizzas that arrive lukewarm, and a sense that the price does not always match the quality. Several observers mention renovations and branding changes coinciding with a perceived drop in quality, and some say portions or execution fail to justify the cost, leading them to consider alternatives. Still, many reviews highlight delicious pizza, approachable prices, and a welcoming vibe, with customers saying they would return to try other items; in summary, Ville Emard Pizza has potential but would benefit from improving consistency and value to satisfy the local market and secure steady long term demand.View restaurant profile
Ville Emard Pizza
Opens Today at 3 pmVille-Émard, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 0.8 km
Reviews for Gourmet Aldo consistently highlight remarkable cakes and patisserie, with stunning designs and delicious flavors, and a wide range of desserts that guests often choose to pair with meals. Cake orders for birthdays and weddings are described as beautiful and on time, making the celebration feel special, while service is repeatedly praised as friendly, attentive and professional. The menu also earns strong praise for sandwiches, pizzas, and pastries, with many noting good value, generous portions, and a focus on fresh, tasty ingredients. Several reviewers call the pizza with tomato sauce a standout and a must-try in town, and staff are described as accommodating and patient with custom requests. A few comments refer to occasional inconsistencies in pastry texture or dishes outside desserts, and a couple note that some items can be pricey, but the overall tone remains overwhelmingly positive and many see Gourmet Aldo as a top choice for treats and celebrations.View restaurant profile
Gourmet Aldo
Opens Today at 9 amVille-Émard, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 1.4 km
Bernice is described as a standout bakery with indulgent pastries, from fluffy brioche and cinnamon rolls to thick cookies and beautifully decorated cakes, and the coffee program is frequently praised. Many reviews highlight the blueberry coffee cake as soft and well balanced and the cookies as thick and rich, with the chocolate chip with pecans singled out as a balanced favorite, while some find certain items too sweet and others note the price can be high. Occasional notes of inconsistency and price concerns recur, including a few delivery mixups or cake substitutions that disappointed some customers. Cakes for birthdays and weddings are celebrated as impressive and delicious, and service is often described as friendly, attentive, and helpful, with staff going above and beyond on occasions. Overall the vibe is clean and chic, the atmosphere is cozy, and guests repeatedly say they will return to try more items, though many suggest getting there early to grab popular treats.View restaurant profile
Bernice
Opens Tuesday at 9 amSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
Mentioned in: Cinnamon Rolls in Montreal : Our RecommendationsMontreal's Trendiest Desserts You Need to TryView More
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≈ 1.5 km
Reviews describe G Pizzas & Boulangerie Italienne as a hidden gem in Montreal with delicious pizza, fresh ingredients, and a thin crispy crust. Service is consistently praised as friendly and welcoming, adding to a warm overall vibe. The menu is straightforward and affordable, with a focus on authentic Italian fare and high quality toppings. The spot works well for takeout and delivery, while the interior is small with only a couple of tables, giving it more of a takeout or casual eatery feel. The dough quality and balance of flavors receive frequent praise, with mentions of flavorful sauce and fresh produce. A few comments touch on price not including tax and occasional delivery or dine-in limitations, including crust issues in some orders. Overall, the place is seen as a standout option for pizza in the city, with many expressing a desire to return and to recommend it to others.View restaurant profile
G Pizzas & Boulangerie Italienne
Opens Today at 5 pmNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
Mentioned in: Hidden Gem Restaurants to Uncover Another Side of Montreal
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≈ 1.5 km
Metro Pizza Verdun draws praise as a long standing go to, with customers across the West Island and Verdun noting solid performance after ups and downs. Recent years see the quality back on track, described as classic and cheesy and the comfort factor high. Service is described as fast and the staff is easy to deal with, and the owner comes across as approachable. A hiccup in online ordering for cheese only was resolved quickly by phone and a replacement was sent, showing care. Some reviews mention a fried chicken option that is good with fries and gravy coleslaw, while others warn that the chicken can be dry or old. Pizza is considered decent and affordable, not the best but far from the worst, with many calling it the best in the area. Delivery is fast and portions for combos such as pizza with mini poutine and a drink are generous. Consistency has been a recurring theme, with hopes that the positive streak continues and more customers are drawn to the place. Overall Metro Pizza Verdun reads as a reliable comfort spot that many keep returning to.View restaurant profile
Metro Pizza Verdun
Opens Today at 11 amVerdun
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≈ 1.6 km
Ruby's Café Mtl is portrayed in many reviews as a welcoming, dog friendly spot where pets can dine inside, often with a dedicated dog menu, bowls, and even a small fenced area or dog park outside and sometimes a dog pool, which makes it a favorite for brunch with dogs. The atmosphere is repeatedly described as warm, cozy, and lively, with people appreciating the ambiance and the focus on pets as part of the experience. Food receives mixed notes: many praise the quality and variety for humans and pups, from french toast sticks and grilled cheese to meatballs for dogs, while some meals are described as pricey for the value or not as impressive, and a few visits report underwhelming portions or service missteps. Service is noted as both highly attentive and slow or disorganized on busy days, with stories of forgetfulness and late drinks tempered by reports of friendly staff who go the extra mile during tougher moments. The overall sentiment leans positive, especially for dog lovers seeking a place to eat with their four legged friends, with advice to book ahead, be patient at peak times, and enjoy the kid friendly and pet friendly vibe that Ruby's Café Mtl provides.View restaurant profile
Ruby's Café Mtl
Opens Today at 10 amSaint-Henri, Pointe St-Charles
Mentioned in: Where to Find the Best Pancakes in MontrealThe Best Mac N' Cheese and Grilled Cheese in MontrealView More
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≈ 1.9 km
Reviews describe Bagel St-Lo as a beloved neighborhood spot with homemade bagels, strong coffee, and a warm vintage vibe that feels welcoming to families and regulars; the Verdun location is often highlighted for brunch and casual meals. The bagels are praised for freshness, variety, quality ingredients, and textures, with notes on sesame and poppy seeds and flavorful cream cheeses or spreads; many say the bagels taste exceptional and that meals on site or to go are convenient. The staff are repeatedly described as friendly, attentive, and genuine, with many customers feeling remembered and well cared for even during busy periods, and the atmosphere is consistently described as cozy, charming, and sometimes lively with artful decor and a terrace. Beyond bagels, soups, salads, and brunch items are well received and considered good value, though a few reviews mention portions can be modest or substitutions pricey. Parking can be tricky due to street layout and bike lanes, but nearby streets offer easier options. Some comments caution that vegan or gluten free bagels may resemble flatbread rather than true bagels, and a small number note occasional inconsistency in bagel size or quality during busier times.View restaurant profile
Bagel St-Lo
Opens Today at 8 amVerdun
Mentioned in: The Best Bagels in Montreal
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≈ 2 km
Overall, reviews describe Megateaux as a playful, creative dessert hub with a strong DIY cake concept and a focus on customization, offering a base, frosting and toppings that let customers build a cake to their liking, and many praise the freshness, balance of textures and generous flavors across vanilla, strawberry, carrot and chocolate options. The cakes are frequently called beautiful and delicious, with particular appreciation for the light, not overly sweet icing, the rich fillings and the creative designs that suit birthdays, gender reveals and other celebrations. Staff are repeatedly described as friendly, professional and accommodating, and the in-store cake bar, workshops and quick pickup are highlighted as standout features; several reviewers say the concept is worth visiting as a destination, especially in Verdun and the surrounding area. A few notes mention that online personalization can lead to missteps, such as a desired theme not matching the delivered product or delays in Instagram replies, suggesting calling ahead to confirm details and timelines. Most reviews express enthusiasm to return and sample more flavors, and many call Megateaux a welcome, high-quality addition to the local bakery scene.View restaurant profile
Megateaux
Opens Today at 10 amVerdun
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≈ 2.1 km
Reviews describe Boulangerie Chez Fred as a standout for croissants, choclatines and other viennoiseries, with many calling the croissants among the best in Montreal and praising flaky, buttery textures, while prices are noted as reasonable for the quality. The bakery is consistently busy with fresh pastries and good bread, and staff are frequently described as friendly and efficient, though the space leans more toward grab-and-go than a long sit-down cafe. Some reviews mention occasional declines in texture or flavor and changes in ingredients, and a few disappointments such as a sour coffee or mealy croissants when not freshly baked, and almond croissants that run out, yet several commenters emphasize the value and reliability for pastries, baguettes and desserts, with many considering it a must-visit.View restaurant profile
Boulangerie Chez Fred
Opens Today at 8 amCôte-des-Neiges
Mentioned in: The Best Croissants in Montreal: Our Top Picks
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≈ 2.1 km
Mollo Boulangerie - Café is noted for excellent bread and viennoiseries, with a crusty sourdough, airy baguette, and Parisian loaf, plus standout pastries like almond croissant and Nutella croissant and a few vegan options alongside reliable coffee and matcha drinks. The atmosphere is generally cozy with good vibes, though seating is limited and sometimes uncomfortable, and service quality varies with some reviews praising friendly staff while others describe tense or indifferent service. Prices can feel high for certain items such as grilled cheese, but many keep returning for bread and morning pastries. A charitable note appears that leftover bread is given to the homeless at the end of the day. Overall, it offers a strong bakery and cafe experience with delicious staples and a few drawbacks around seating and service.View restaurant profile
Mollo Boulangerie - Café
Opens Today at 7 amSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
Mentioned in: The Best Food & Drink in Griffintown and Little Burgundy
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≈ 2.1 km
Wawel Patisserie Boulangerie is praised for a wide authentic Polish menu with donuts, ponki and pastries that are fresh and exceptional, and desserts described as out of this world. Donuts are often singled out as the best in Montreal, while sandwiches and coffee are favorites along with homemade soups such as chicken soup. The shop is consistently clean, welcoming and clearly made with love, with friendly staff and a helpful owner who has maintained high quality and service for years. The experience is described as good value with fair prices, and notes mention convenient access by metro at Frontenac despite occasional parking challenges in the area. Seasonal ponki flavors are made in house and the overall tone is that this spot is a warm, must visit treat for anyone in the area.View restaurant profile
Wawel Patisserie Boulangerie
Opens Today at 9 amNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG), Monkland Village
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≈ 2.2 km
Épicerie Mange-tout earns high marks for friendly, helpful staff and exceptional quality across seafood and meat, with premium oysters, tuna, hamachi, king salmon, crab and other fresh offerings noted as standouts; the sandwiches are repeatedly described as fantastic and addictive, lauded for the chicken cutlet, a crisp crust, generous fillings and a bun that holds up well, while other options such as pâté and various meat delights also draw praise. Reviewers highlight a well curated butcher and seafood counter and a neighborhood store vibe that makes frequent visits appealing, and many say the selection and quality justify a trip from nearby or farther away. Overall, the consensus points to consistently fresh, high-quality ingredients, attentive service, and delicious, well constructed sandwiches and prepared foods that make Épicerie Mange-tout a go-to spot.View restaurant profile
Épicerie Mange-tout
Opens Today at 10 amNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG), Côte-des-Neiges
Mentioned in: Choose Quebec Products: Montreal Restaurants and Counters That Support Our Producers
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≈ 2.2 km
Reviews describe Le Meilleur Boulangerie Pâtisserie Traiteur as a small cozy family owned spot with friendly staff and consistently fresh pastries. Croissants, especially the almond, plus sourdough, are praised for being delicious and among the best, with many noting good value and frequent visits. The bakery offers a wide array of items including cakes, tarts, choux a la creme, chocolatines, nutty brownies and other pastries, as well as drinks, sandwiches and even Manakeesh, all made with fresh ingredients and often enjoyed on the terrace or taken home. Service is highlighted as helpful and accommodating, with gifts wrapped nicely when requested and orders placed online sometimes prepared with extra care. While the overall tone is highly positive, a few items receive mixed notes, such as a baguette that did not meet expectations and a few desserts described as average. Overall, Le Meilleur Boulangerie Pâtisserie Traiteur is seen as a great local find with tasty specialties, welcoming ambiance, and reasonable prices.View restaurant profile
Le Meilleur Boulangerie Pâtisserie Traiteur
Opens Tomorrow at 7 amCôte-des-Neiges, Westmount
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≈ 2.2 km
Gryphon Bakery
Opens Wednesday at 10 amNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
Mentioned in: Montreal's Best International Pastry Shops
≈ 2.2 km
Reviews depict Schnitzel & Cie par Bagel St-Henri as a tiny, cozy neighborhood spot where everything is made in house, from bagels to bread to pastries, offering brunch and lunch with takeout sweets; the menu is varied and the quality is consistently high, with items like the schnitzel sandwich, breakfast bagels, donuts, and spicy sausage often highlighted. The owner receives frequent praise for kindness and passion, and service is described as friendly, welcoming and attentive. Many guests call the bagels among the best in town, note generous portions and good value, and appreciate the labor of love evident in the bread, bagels and other offerings. Some mention it is a simple place that could use a bit of updating, but the experience remains highly positive and memorable, with continued interest despite access challenges from street construction.View restaurant profile
Schnitzel & Cie par Bagel St-Henri
Opens Today at 9 amSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 2.2 km
Reviews describe Gandom Bakery as a true Iranian bakery in Montreal with fresh breads and pastries of exceptional quality in a clean, welcoming space. The sangak bread is praised as flavorful and authentic, and barbari is highlighted as among the best in Canada, with a diverse range of pastries and cream-filled treats noted for freshness and richness. The atmosphere is warm and the staff friendly and professional, contributing to a homey, inviting feel on every visit. Overall, the bakery is seen as a delight for traditional breads and Persian-style sweets, with many calling it a must visit and a real gem in the city. A few critiques mention higher prices and occasional rude customer service, some waits, and Uber orders sometimes taking precedence, which can affect overall consistency, but the general tone remains highly positive and focused on authentic flavors and quality.View restaurant profile
Gandom Bakery
Opens Today at 9 amNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG), Côte-des-Neiges
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≈ 2.2 km
At Boucherie Verdun Beef, reviews describe a stylish neighborhood butcher and cafe where the meat quality and products are consistently praised, with generous, delicious options across charcuterie, sandwiches on focaccia, and well prepared hot dishes such as chicken soup, a wagyu grilled cheese, and a variety of marinated meats; the Valentine’s box is highlighted as a delicious, generous treat, and diners appreciate helpful, friendly service that explains menu options and guides choices, including tasting broths and portions that can be ordered to go for sharing; the shop atmosphere is warm and convivial, with a dog friendly outdoor seating option, a broad selection of prepared items and home goods, and a focus on local, high quality ingredients, though a few reviewers note hygiene concerns in the butcher section and a slim range that makes decisions easy rather than overwhelming; overall the sentiment is that Verdun Beef delivers consistent, satisfying experiences worth returning for, whether stocking up on meat and charcuterie or enjoying a casual lunch or dinner.View restaurant profile
Boucherie Verdun Beef
Opens Today at 11 amVerdun
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≈ 2.2 km
Overall, Kahwa Cafe is praised for fresh house made bread and flavorful sandwiches such as chicken panko, kebab, merguez, tuna and falafel, with sauces that are generally well balanced and fillings that are often generous. The bread is a standout, frequently described as delicious and add extra texture to the sandwiches, and portions are repeatedly noted as large and good value. The atmosphere is cozy and the staff friendly, with several reviewers calling the service quick and attentive, though a few mention occasional slow or disorganized moments and occasional order mix ups. The coffee is sometimes described as average, but the food experience remains strong and many say the sandwiches are among the best in Montreal, with the Verdun location seen as a welcome addition and late hours a plus. While a few critiques point to too much sauce or requests not fully followed, the general sentiment is positive, highlighting fresh ingredients, great flavor combinations, and a reliable quick bite that keeps customers coming back.View restaurant profile
Kahwa Café
Opens Today at 9 amVerdun
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≈ 2.3 km
Reviews collectively highlight Wawel Patisserie Boulangerie as a place with fresh, handmade pastries and a wide range of Eastern European products at reasonable prices. The owner and staff are described as welcoming and friendly, with convenient service and a particularly nice atmosphere noted by many. Pastries and cakes are praised for being delicious and moist, with some statements that the offerings rival or surpass those at more upscale cafés, and items like poppy seed bread rolls are mentioned as standouts. Value is a common thread, described as among the most reasonably priced bakeries in the area. While a few reviews are negative, the overall sentiment points to consistent quality and a strong appeal to those seeking traditional Polish or Eastern European sweets and treats.View restaurant profile
Wawel Patisserie Boulangerie
Opens Tuesday at 11 amVerdun
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≈ 2.3 km
Overall, Boulangerie Le Toledo is seen as a vibrant bakery with a large and evolving selection of breads, pastries, and a small cafe where both savory and sweet options shine; many reviews praise the freshness and quality of items like focaccia, fougasse, croissants, brioche, and the almond croissant, and bread is repeatedly described as standout while the coffee is solid. The pastry case draws compliments for rich fillings and buttery textures, though a few experiences note issues such as a galette des rois tasting frozen or a pastry dough that seems short on butter, and some croissants with a firmer texture rather than the hoped flaky bite. Service is frequently described as friendly and attentive, with a warm vibe and quick service, yet a couple of comments point to occasional rudeness at the coffee counter and to busy weekend crowds with limited seating. Vegan and seasonal offerings are a plus, including vegan cookies, bowls, and a vegan BLT, and there are consistently praised breads like rye and sourdough and the signature baguette. While prices are sometimes cited as high for the value, many feel the quality and freshness justify it and keep customers returning for bread, pastries, and a reliable coffee fix.View restaurant profile
Boulangerie Le Toledo
Opens Today at 7 amVerdun
Mentioned in: Guide to the Best Galettes des Rois in Montreal for EpiphanyWhere to Find the Best Panettone & Pandoro in Montreal This SeasonView More
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≈ 2.3 km
Reviews describe Dagwoods as a solid, affordable lunch spot with generally fresh sandwiches and a visible meat slicer that signals quality, often compared to Subway but with a warmer, family owned vibe. Service is praised for politeness and helpfulness, with stories of accommodating delivery issues and even sending cookies to make things right. The food is usually well liked and priced as cheap and tasty, making it a go to choice for many; some notes mention a sandwich that was ordinary with little vegetables and a ham with a plastic aftertaste, reminding that not every item hits the mark. Overall the vibe is positive and many reviewers say they will order again.View restaurant profile
Dagwoods
Opens Today at 10:30 amWestmount
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≈ 2.3 km
Reviews present a mixed but overall favorable view of Première Moisson, highlighting fresh bread, a wide pastry selection, and a bright, welcoming space with seating. The pastries are frequently praised, with items like croissants and the Oh La La pastry drawing particular attention for quality. Service and speed are described as uneven, with some visits experiencing long lines and unclear ordering flow. Coffee quality is variable, with some reports of burnt or cold coffee and others praising the beverages. Locations near metro stations are appreciated for convenience, though price levels and occasional lack of vegetarian options are mentioned as drawbacks. Overall the chain is seen as a strong option for grab-and-go pastries and meals, with suggestions to improve service consistency and signage during busy periods.View restaurant profile
Première Moisson
Opens Today at 8 amVerdun
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≈ 2.3 km
Sweet Lee's Boulangerie Rustique is a cozy European style cafe and bakery known for bright, welcoming interiors and a calm vibe that makes it a good spot to relax, study, or meet friends. Reviewers praise the friendly staff, tasty pastries, and solid coffee, with many noting a well curated menu of baked goods, fresh bread, sandwiches, and desserts. The setting, both indoors and on a lovely terrace, is repeatedly described as charming and well designed, contributing to a pleasant overall experience. However, experiences vary: some guests report slow service during busy times, occasional order mixups, and prices that can feel high for the portion or quality, while others find the pastries fresh and well presented and the atmosphere worth the visit. A few critiques mention inconsistencies in quality between visits, occasional cleanliness issues, and nothing being quite as impressive as hoped. Overall, Sweet Lee's Boulangerie Rustique earns strong affection as a neighborhood staple for good coffee and pastries and a relaxing hangout, even if not every visit hits the same high notes.View restaurant profile
Sweet Lee's Boulangerie Rustique
Opens Today at 8:30 amVerdun
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≈ 2.4 km
Boulangerie Patisserie Wellington is described in reviews as the oldest bakery in the neighborhood, offering high quality products made with pure butter at very affordable prices, and a consistently satisfying experience. The bakery is praised for fresh, delicious items, a strong value for money, and a wide range including croissants, pastries, and a very good coffee and breakfast options. Service is repeatedly described as friendly, warm, and attentive, with a cozy, clean space that feels welcoming and almost like family. Savory and sweet options are noted, with halal pastries, Mediterranean influenced items like mahjouba, and items such as tarte with crab meat or beef filling; a birthday cake is highlighted as beautiful and tasty. Several reviews call it a top choice in Verdun for quality, price, and consistency, with some labeling it among the best croissants and coffee around. The overall mood is inviting and reliable, encouraging repeat visits. A mention of occasional negative posts attributed to trolls or competitors is noted, but the prevailing sentiment centers on quality, affordability, and a friendly experience.View restaurant profile
Boulangerie Patisserie Wellington
Opens Today at 7 amVerdun
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≈ 2.4 km
Diners praise Deli d'Occasion for a mortadella sandwich with black garlic mayo and burrata, calling it the best in Montreal, and the Cubano is described as one of the best ever; the house smoked meat and mortadella are also highlighted as incredible. The place is described as a great spot to treat yourself, with a welcoming staff and sandwiches seen as excellent value, featuring generous portions and high quality ingredients. It is seen as a new neighborhood favorite, with the porchetta sandwich noted as delicious and many indicating they would definitely return.View restaurant profile
Deli d'Occasion
May be temporarily closedSaint-Henri
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≈ 2.4 km
Le Mouton Noir is frequently praised for its bagel with lox and cream cheese, often ordered double toasted, which comes across as exceptional. The atmosphere is described as great and parkside, with friendly, bustling service that keeps things lively. The coffee earns strong admiration, while the nachos are delicious and beer options are good. The setting is noted for a soothing ambiance, especially in spring, and the staff are described as helpful while keeping the space clean and hygienic.View restaurant profile
Le Mouton Noir
Opens Today at 9 amWestmount
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≈ 2.7 km
Reviewers describe VOVA as a cozy, well curated European shop with a strong selection of Russian and other former USSR products, including pelmeni, birch water, bread, and snacks alongside German items. The staff are consistently friendly and helpful, offering recommendations, bringing a basket, and helping plan occasions such as a Napoleon cake for a birthday and suggesting Russian drinks for a surprise party. Fresh pastries and cookies are highlighted as especially tasty, with butter cookies and a wild berry jam cookie a favorite, and many items noted as absolutely delicious. The space is a bit tight due to the breadth of offerings, and parking can be a challenge, with payments typically cash or debit only and no credit cards accepted. Overall, the shop is seen as a charming little gem for authentic European foods in Montreal, valued for its care, variety, and welcoming atmosphere.View restaurant profile
Épicerie Boulangerie Patisserie Russe VOVA
Opens Today at 9 amVerdun
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≈ 2.8 km
Aylwin Deli delivers consistently delicious food with standout brisket and smoked meat, a top tier Reuben, versatile breakfast and deli options, and great value for the price. Service and staff are repeatedly praised as fast, friendly, and attentive, contributing to a casual, no nonsense vibe in a space with high top seating and a market feel. The menu blends deli and BBQ elements, which some readers note as a bit confusing in concept, but the quality and care in preparation are clear across sandwiches, poutine and pancakes. The Atwater Market location is celebrated as a permanent home, expanding access to weekend brunch options and a range of items like brisket sandwiches, smoked meat plates and a highly regarded breakfast sandwich. Overall this spot is seen as a reliable, tasty destination worth returning to, with many items described as among the best in town and a welcoming atmosphere that invites repeat visits.View restaurant profile
Aylwin Deli
Opens Today at 8 amLittle Burgundy, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 2.9 km
Ben & Sally's earns praise for fresh ingredients, a friendly staff, and a welcoming ambience, with generous portions and fair prices that deliver solid value. The breakfast range is a recurring highlight, especially the sandwiches and wraps, with vegetarian options and standout combinations like a sausage and egg wrap and a biscuit based sandwich, all described as satisfying and flavorful. The Cubano and other artisanal sandwiches often look great and taste even better, and homemade treats such as rice crispy squares and chutney frequently steal the show. Soup and salads are noted for quality and value, with several mentions of a creamy tomato or spinach soup. The space is clean, cozy, and cohesive, contributing to a relaxed vibe that suits quick meals or a casual visit with family. Service is consistently described as attentive and welcoming, helping the place feel like a neighborhood treasure worth returning to for breakfast, lunch, and beyond.View restaurant profile
Ben & Sally's
Opens Thursday at 8 amSaint-Henri, Little Burgundy
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≈ 2.9 km
La Meunerie Urbaine receives broad praise for exceptional bread and a wide range of pastries, with many reviewers calling it among the best bakeries in Montreal and highlighting sourdough, a French baguette with a soft crumb, croissants, and chocolatine as standouts; the emphasis on quality, craft and freshness shines through in comments about beautifully baked loaves, diverse grains, and a strong selection of pastries, plus good coffee and reliable service. A self service area helps with quick pickups, though long lines are common. Some notes point to changes after a remodel that made the baking area less visible and gave a more transactional feel, and a few worry that baguettes have become thinner or bread textures differ from earlier visits. Overall the impression remains highly positive, with many declaring it a must visit, a favorite in Montreal, and a reliable source of excellent bread and pastries at fair prices.View restaurant profile
La Meunerie Urbaine
Opens Wednesday at 8 amCôte-Saint-Luc, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
Mentioned in: Top 18 Must-Try French Bakeries and Pastry Shops in Montreal
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≈ 2.9 km
Première Moisson earns praise for freshness and quality, with a wide range of breads, pastries, and cakes that many reviewers find delicious, and the coffee and sandwiches also receive positive notes; prices are not cheap, though occasional promos and the overall quality are seen as good value. The atmosphere at the market location is described as vibrant and appealing, and service is often fast and friendly even during busy times, with staff who know the products well and offer helpful guidance. Yet experiences vary: some customers report inconsistent service, with rude cashiers or hurried staff, ticketing or queue confusion, and occasional missteps like food arriving cold or packaging issues, which can dampen the experience. There are also comments about loud music affecting the ambiance and a few critiques about cleanliness or seating. Still, the bakery is regarded as a reliable destination for breakfast, lunch, takeout, and pastries, with many noting the quality, variety, and the sense of a Parisian bakery in the city, making it a go to spot for many shoppers and visitors despite occasional service hiccups.View restaurant profile
Première Moisson
Opens Today at 7 amLittle Burgundy, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 2.9 km
Reviews highlight a strong love for the bread and pastries at Première Moisson, with sourdough and a wide range of products praised and desserts often described as delicious, and some locations offer a pleasant dine in space. Yet experiences with service vary widely: there are accounts of friendly, helpful staff and acts of consideration for an elderly customer, alongside several reports of frustrated, unfriendly interactions and slow, disorganized service during busy times. Pricing is frequently noted as high relative to portion sizes and quality, and the coffee is often described as weak or disappointing. Some shoppers mention consistent busyness and a chaotic ordering system that detracts from the visit, while others cite exceptional selection and reliable quality. Parking can be difficult in busy neighborhoods, and overall the sentiment skews toward good product quality with inconsistent execution in service and value.View restaurant profile
Première Moisson
Opens Today at 7 amCôte-des-Neiges, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
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≈ 2.9 km
Greenspot emerges in reviews as a Montreal institution and a classic diner with a retro vibe, where hearty comfort food, generous portions, and reasonable prices draw locals and visitors alike. The menu consistently features poutine, smoked meat, burgers, steaks, clubs, and all day breakfasts, with many praising the poutines as among the best in town and the smoked meat as tender and flavorful. Breakfast highlights include eggs Benedict twists and big plates of breakfast staples, while longtime diners enjoy the familiar, no frills service, fast and friendly when busy. The atmosphere is described as nostalgic, cozy, and unpretentious, though the space can be noisy and booths may feel cramped, and a few reviews note slow service or variability during peak times and occasional inconsistencies in taste. Still, Greenspot is repeatedly praised for its approachable price point, consistent comfort food, and the sense of stepping back in time, making it a dependable go-to for satisfying meals that hit the spot and satisfy cravings for a classic diner experience.View restaurant profile
Greenspot
Opens Today at 7 amSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
Mentioned in: The Best Family-Friendly Restaurants in Montreal: Where to Eat with Kids Year-Round18 Essential Weekday Breakfast Restaurants in MontrealView More
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≈ 3.1 km
Reviews consistently praise Miette Boulangerie for its bread, especially sourdough, with loaves described as fresh, airy inside and crusty outside and often considered among the best in town. Sandwiches receive mixed feedback: some highlights like a well balanced club and other varieties are praised, while others note too much Dijon mustard, bread that gets soggy, or prices that feel steep for the value. Opinions on price vary, with many saying the cost does not always justify the quality, even though the artisanal care is clear. Service hours are mentioned as limiting, with sandwich service ending early and regulars sometimes left out. The atmosphere is described as charming and clean, with friendly staff and a cafe like vibe. The kitchen and bakery details are often commended for meticulous care, and some reviews mention seasonal loaf rotations that can cause favorites to disappear even as others appreciate the novelty. Overall, Miette Boulangerie stands out for its bread and attention to detail, though the cost and occasional inconsistency in sandwiches turn some readers cautious.View restaurant profile
Miette Boulangerie
Opens Today at 8:30 amLittle Burgundy, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 3.1 km
Pain d'Épi draws enthusiastic praise for its croissants and pastries, with many saying the croissants, chocolatines, and especially the chocolate almond croissant are among the best in Montreal, along with top baguettes and other breads. The lamination is described as flaky and buttery, and the lineup includes crowd-pleasers like the croissant cannelle, tartelette aux pommes, and a rich vegan option, all at very fair prices. The staff are repeatedly noted as friendly and the atmosphere welcoming, making it a reliable go-to for a quick bite or dessert and a good neighborhood bakery. A few reviewers point to occasional drawbacks, including moments of rushed service, uneven coffee quality, and concerns about ambience and cleanliness, such as crumb management and stocked restrooms, but these are outweighed by the consistent quality and value. Overall, Pain d'Épi is regarded as a standout bakery with broad appeal and frequent repeat visits.View restaurant profile
Boulangerie Pain d'Épi
Opens Today at 8 amSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 3.1 km
Reviewers describe Patisserie Rhubarbe as true sweet poetry with precise technique and a love of detail, praising inventive creations from the jasmine lychee lime coconut tart to chocolate, raspberry and yogurt, and a standout mille-feuille, all noted for balance and lightness. The pastry shop is repeatedly hailed for quality and finesse, with many calling the mille-feuille the best in town and a superb discovery, while others highlight an elegant lemon tart and bold chocolate-fruit-yogurt combinations. A varied menu includes savory options and even a small book of recipes, and packaging is frequently praised for beauty. Seating is limited or unavailable indoors in some reviews, though a small bench inside and a summer terrace offer options, and prices run higher in line with perceived quality. Some feedback mentions changes over time with a perceived dip in offer and ambience, but the overall impression is of original, top tier pastries that are highly recommended, with seasonal savory Danish and acclaimed Swiss-inspired signatures cited by fans.View restaurant profile
Patisserie Rhubarbe
Opens Saturday at 9 amPointe St-Charles, Saint-Henri
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