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≈ 0.9 km
Mollo Boulangerie - Café offers a charming bakery cafe vibe with friendly staff and a relaxed atmosphere that many reviewers appreciate; the croissants are a standout, especially the almond croissant and the Nutella croissant, and the bread and sourdough receive frequent praise along with solid coffee and occasional specials like seasonal lattes, while vegan options exist but are limited though the vegan scone and other tried items were very good; seating is often limited, making it less suitable for long visits or work despite the pleasant ambiance and good music; some comments mention higher prices for items like grilled cheese and occasional service tensions or inconsistency; overall Mollo Boulangerie - Café comes across as a reliable go to for pastry lovers and coffee in the area with strong croissants, good coffee, and a lively vibe that invites return for the bread and pastries even when seating or service varies.View restaurant profile
Mollo Boulangerie - Café
Opens Tomorrow at 7 amSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
Mentioned in: The Best Food & Drink in Griffintown and Little Burgundy
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≈ 0.9 km
VOVA is described as a welcoming, well curated shop with a rich mix of European and former USSR groceries, including pelmeni, kartoshka, bread, pastries, and items like birch water and butter cookies; reviews note friendly staff who are helpful and offer recommendations, with one account mentioning a basket brought to the car and a Napoleon cake that delighted a birthday celebration; the space feels a bit tight due to the wide variety and parking nearby can be challenging; cash or debit is preferred as credit cards are not accepted; despite these quirks, the quality, atmosphere, and distinctive selection make it a standout destination for authentic European foods in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Épicerie Boulangerie Patisserie Russe VOVA
Opens Tomorrow at 9 amVerdun
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≈ 1 km
Bernice is widely praised as a solid bakery with standout items like brioche, cookies, cinnamon buns, and cakes, with the brioche described as moist, fluffy, and indulgent and the blueberry coffee cake highlighted as one of the best, though not always available as often as shoppers wish. The cookies are a major draw, thick and crisp on the outside with a moist interior, and some favorites such as chocolate chip with pecans balanced by the nuts; several notes call the prices high but worth it for the quality. The cakes and birthday treats earn high marks for flavor and presentation, and the cinnamon buns are often called the best in Montreal, with inventive flavors and generous portions. Service and ambiance are frequently praised for friendliness and cleanliness, though a few reviews point to occasional waits or inconsistencies and some issues with delivery or wrong cake orders. Taken together, Bernice stands out in the city for rich, indulgent pastries and attentive service, best experienced by sampling a few signature items like the blueberry coffee cake, cookies, and cinnamon buns, while anticipating a higher price point.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 km
Reviewers consistently praise Megateaux for inventive desserts and high quality cakes, calling it a standout in Verdun with a fun, interactive cake bar that lets you build your own layered dessert by selecting base, frosting, and toppings. Cakes are described as beautiful, delicious, and well balanced, with flavors ranging from vanilla and passion fruit to autumn pumpkin and chocolate, and fillings like fruit coulis and praline crunch that come together to create a rich yet not overly sweet experience. The concept is enjoyed by both kids and adults, making it a popular choice for birthdays and gatherings, with many noting the ability to pick up a cake early on event day and the option to dine in or take away. The staff are consistently described as professional, friendly, and accommodating, and workshops are seen as a great way to explore baking and desserts. The bar offers a wide variety of treats beyond cake, such as cookies, brownies, mini cupcakes, and tasting experiences, all praised for freshness and presentation. While the overall sentiment is highly positive, one comment mentions a cake being very sweet for some tastes. Reservations for making a cake on-site are required, but the concept remains a favorite for a unique, customizable dessert experience.View restaurant profile
Megateaux
Opens Wednesday at 10 amVerdun
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≈ 1.2 km
Reviews describe Boulangerie Patisserie Wellington as an excellent, largely artisanal bakery with fresh, high quality products and affordable prices. Customers praise friendly, attentive service and a clean, cozy atmosphere that makes visitors feel welcome. The offerings span croissants, pastries, breakfast items, coffee, and cakes, with mentions of tarte, feuillette aux fraise, baklava, and other items that are described as tasty and well made, plus halal options and fillings such as beef or crab. Many say the bakery is a go to spot in Verdun and that the overall value motivates daily visits, with some noting a family like welcome and a desire to return with friends or family. While some negative reviews appear elsewhere, the overall tone here emphasizes taste, variety, and consistent quality.View restaurant profile
Boulangerie Patisserie Wellington
Opens Tomorrow at 7 amVerdun
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≈ 1.2 km
Reviews consistently praise Première Moisson for its high quality breads, pastries, and desserts, with many noting a wide selection, flavorful offerings, and good coffee, making it a reliable spot for breakfast, lunch, or takeout. The atmosphere is described as pleasant and the staff as friendly and helpful when not overwhelmed, with several mentions of efficient service during busy periods. On the downside, experiences vary with some finding service disorganized or slow, questions about the ticket system or wait times, and a few cases of rude or inattentive staff or mistakes such as items arriving cold or without requested utensils. A number of reviewers also point out occasional loud music that affects the ambiance and the challenges of seating and cleanliness during peak times. Despite these issues, the overall sentiment is that the bakery offers excellent products, especially breads and pastries, and remains a popular destination in the area, valued for its artisanal quality and variety even as service consistency fluctuates.View restaurant profile
Première Moisson
Opens Tomorrow at 7 amLittle Burgundy, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 1.3 km
Sweet Lee's Boulangerie Rustique in Verdun is described as a cozy European style cafe and bakery with a bright, welcoming space perfect for a coffee break or a casual meet up. The pastries and desserts are frequently praised for quality, with several standout items and solid coffee, though some reviews flag inconsistency and occasional stale or underbaked bites, along with higher prices for the area. Service is noted as friendly but sometimes slow or forgetful, especially when busy, and a few orders have been mixed up or tables left unclean. The ambiance and decor receive frequent compliments, and the site is said to be pleasant for studying or lingering, with a warmer atmosphere noted before and after renovations. Overall, Sweet Lee's offers a charming neighborhood spot with good coffee and pastries, but price and consistency concerns surface across visits.View restaurant profile
Sweet Lee's Boulangerie Rustique
Opens Tomorrow at 7:30 amVerdun
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≈ 1.3 km
Overall, reviews portray Première Moisson as a bakery with fresh bread, tempting pastries, and a convenient, lively atmosphere, especially in busy locations near the metro, and a reliable go-to for take-home treats and quick bites. Yet there are persistent concerns about service and consistency, with reports of long lines, wait times, and mixed staff attentiveness that occasionally dampen the experience. Many note a perceived decline in quality since the store was acquired by a large grocery chain, along with rising prices and smaller portions in some cases. Positive highlights include flaky croissants and standout items like Oh La La, as well as a broad selection of prepared and frozen foods, while a few pastries and the coffee experience are described as disappointing when not hot or fresh. A few reviewers wish for more vegetarian options and clearer ordering rules during peak periods. All in all, Première Moisson remains enjoyed by many for freshness and variety, even as some locations face ongoing challenges with service, consistency, and value.View restaurant profile
Première Moisson
Open until 7 pmVerdun
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≈ 1.3 km
Reviews describe Patisserie Rhubarbe as a superb and inventive patisserie with high quality products and refined execution. The mille-feuille and the lemon tart are repeatedly praised, and chocolate, raspberry and yogurt creations are noted as light yet intense and balanced. The shop is seen as both a delightful discovery and a must try, with lines forming from opening hours and no indoor seating. Creativity stands out in savory offerings and a memorable packaging design, while the ambiance is described as beautiful in the storefront and seating is limited or unavailable in winter. Prices are mentioned as higher, reflecting quality, and several reviews note a broader range including soups, lunches and frozen pastas, plus a small recipe book. Some feedback acknowledges changes over time, with fewer seating options and a perceived dip in offer or consistency for some patrons, though others still regard it as among the best patisseries in the area. Overall, impressions range from outstanding and top tier to balanced views, but the name remains associated with standout pastries and distinctive box design.View restaurant profile
Patisserie Rhubarbe
Opens Saturday at 9 amPointe St-Charles, Saint-Henri
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≈ 1.3 km
Reviews describe a welcoming atmosphere with friendly service from the owner and pastries that are fresh and handmade. A great value is noted, with some of the most reasonably priced baked goods in the area, alongside a wide selection of eastern European products. Cakes are described as moist and delicious, and items like poppy seed bread rolls are highlighted. The store is seen as an authentic Polish soul food spot where Ukrainian and Polish tastes are catered to, offering something for different preferences. Although some readers mention negative reviews elsewhere, the overall impression from the feedback is positive and many customers seem to return regularly.View restaurant profile
Wawel Patisserie Boulangerie
Opens Tuesday at 11 amVerdun
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≈ 1.4 km
Across reviews, Miette Boulangerie is celebrated for fresh, high quality bread and a wide range of breads and sandwiches, with sourdough, baguettes and cardamom knots frequently highlighted as standouts and the cafe described as a beautiful sanctuary-like space. Price is a common point of contention, with some finding the costs high for artisanal bread, while others feel the quality justifies the price and note that loaves can sell out quickly, prompting preorders. Cleanliness, meticulous technique and attentive, friendly staff are repeatedly praised. Certain items like the strawberry and cream focaccia and the turkey club sandwich garner praise, though rotating loaves mean favorites may disappear. Overall, the reviews frame Miette Boulangerie as a top destination for bread and sandwiches in Montreal, delivering exceptional texture and freshness but with ongoing questions about value and consistency.View restaurant profile
Miette Boulangerie
Opens Wednesday at 8:30 amLittle Burgundy, Montreal-Southwest
Mentioned in: Where to Find the Best Panettone & Pandoro in Montreal This SeasonThe Best Food & Drink in Griffintown and Little BurgundyView More
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≈ 1.5 km
Boulangerie Le Toledo earns widespread praise for freshness and quality across a wide range of breads, pastries and viennoiseries, with standout items such as focaccia, fougasse, miso baguette, sourdough, and almond croissants, along with pain au chocolat and baguettes; the staff are described as friendly and the space lively yet intimate, making it a reliable choice in Verdun for a quick bite, coffee and a pastry moment when available. Some reviewers mention occasional inconsistencies: butter flavor in the flaky dough can be weak in some batches, croissants and galette des rois sometimes lack rich butter notes or taste frozen, and a few experiences note higher prices and tax confusion or limited seating. A range of vegan and seasonal offerings, including quinoa bowls and vegan sandwiches, add variety, and many say the place is worth the visit and a regular stop for bread and pastries; overall it feels like a beloved local bakery with excellent breads and pastries, friendly service, and a few caveats about occasional variability.View restaurant profile
Boulangerie Le Toledo
Opens Tomorrow 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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≈ 1.7 km
Pain d'Épi earns praise for its flaky, buttery croissants and crusty baguettes, with many reviewers calling it the best bakery in Montreal and a standout in Canada, a place that offers excellent value and invites repeat visits. The pastry and bread selection receives high marks, including croissant chocolat, croissant cannelle, tartelette aux pommes, and the choco suisse, along with consistently good loaves that keep customers coming back. The atmosphere is described as welcoming and lively, with friendly staff and a multilingual vibe, though a few notes mention occasional lapses in ambience, cleanliness, or coffee preparation and that service can feel rushed during busy times. Vegan options are appreciated, with the vegan cake receiving particular praise, and overall the reviews suggest Pain d'Épi is a reliable quick bite or dessert stop for locals and visitors alike.View restaurant profile
Boulangerie Pain d'Épi
Opens Tomorrow at 7 amSaint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 1.8 km
Reviews describe L'Avant Goût as a charming neighborhood grocery with a strong emphasis on local products and a very complete inventory, where most needs can be found though prices can be a bit higher and some produce may be imperfect. The store earns praise for a varied mix of local and imported goodies, weekend tastings, chic olive oils, and a standout charcuterie experience, along with attentive, welcoming staff who help shoppers find ripe avocados. While some notes point to occasional freshness issues and recent price increases, the overall impression is of more than a store: a curated experience that feels happy, with a lively atmosphere and items that appeal to locals and visitors alike. L'Avant Goût is valued for its curated selection, friendly ambience, microbrewery beers, and quality finds that make a trip worthwhile.View restaurant profile
L'Avant Goût
Open until 7 pmPointe St-Charles
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≈ 1.8 km
Taken together, Louise Boulangerie Artisanale is described as a neighborhood favorite for fresh bread, croissants, pastries and desserts, with many reviewers praising quality, flavor, and good value, reliable daily staples, and in some cases convenient delivery and a pleasant, welcoming vibe. However, experiences are not uniformly positive, with several mentions of overcooked or burnt items like canelés and chouquettes, cold sandwiches, and a latte that fell short; comments about the service vary, with some noting rude or disengaged staff and a generally chilly atmosphere, though others commend friendly service and helpful staff. Overall, the bakery is celebrated for its baguettes, pain suisse, almond croissants, and other pastries, and is seen as a welcome addition to the area with many readers planning to return, despite occasional quality slips and service inconsistencies.View restaurant profile
Louise Boulangerie Artisanale
Opens Tomorrow at 7:30 amPointe St-Charles
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≈ 1.9 km
G Pizzas & Boulangerie Italienne is widely praised for pizza of real quality, featuring a crisp thin crust, fresh ingredients, a flavorful sauce, and well balanced toppings, served with warm, friendly service in a welcoming, though compact, space. The menu is straightforward and affordable, making decisions easy, and the place is often described as a hidden gem or a standout find. Many reviews note its authentic Italian character and the chance to enjoy gourmet pizza in a setting that feels like a production kitchen you can dine in. Dine-in is sometimes limited by only two tables and a smoky atmosphere, while takeout and delivery can offer quick, delicious results, though a few notes mention crust issues or higher prices with tax not included. Overall, the dough quality and flavor combinations excite frequent visitors, who repeatedly recommend this spot as a top pizza destination in the city for reliable Italian comfort.View restaurant profile
G Pizzas & Boulangerie Italienne
Opens Tuesday at 5 pmNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
Mentioned in: Hidden Gem Restaurants to Uncover Another Side of MontrealWhere to Find the Best Zeppole Di San Giuseppe in MontrealView More
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≈ 2 km
Reviewers describe Mollo Boulangerie - Lab as a warm, welcoming bakery with a strong reputation for fresh bread and excellent viennoiserie. Breads such as baguettes and croissants are frequently praised for freshness, with favorites like the roulé cannelle and pesto bread standing out along with a wide range of pastries and small sweets. Service is consistently noted as friendly and patient, with a simple, efficient setup that favors quick counter service and easy take away. The overall vibe is cozy and charming, making it a go to place for weekend cravings or a casual stop before a meal. Some comments mention occasional inconsistencies such as pastries not being fresh on certain visits, items being pricey, and some offerings like the chausson aux pommes not always available; a few critiques also say certain pastries feel mass produced. Despite these, the majority views Mollo Boulangerie - Lab as a reliable source of high quality breads and pastries with a warm atmosphere that encourages repeat visits.View restaurant profile
Mollo Boulangerie - Lab
Opens Tomorrow at 7 amPointe St-Charles
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≈ 2.1 km
Forno West is described as fresh, delicious food with great service and a welcoming bakery vibe. Many reviews highlight friendly staff, good coffee, and convenient options for breakfast, lunch, and takeout, including generous Too Good To Go orders. Desserts and pastries receive mixed notes, with croissants described as brioche-like rather than classic French, and tiramisu and creme brulee drawing both praise and critique. There are also some concerns about uneven experiences, including occasional dirty tables and a perception of bias toward customers based on appearance. Overall, Forno West emerges as a solid favorite for many, known for tasty food and friendly service, while leaving some room for improvement in desserts, cleanliness, and consistency.View restaurant profile
Forno West
Opens Tomorrow at 7:30 amWestmount
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≈ 2.2 km
Overall, reviews describe a welcoming atmosphere and a strong sense of community, with staff described as professional, warm and helpful, able to manage busy times smoothly. The store is praised for high quality Iranian products, a broad selection of Persian groceries, and on site Iranian foods for dine in or takeaway. Several comments highlight cleanliness and organization, and the shopping and dining experience is noted as enjoyable, with standout dishes and pastries that are fresh and flavorful. The catering service is praised, especially the kebab koobideh, and the pastries and soups are described as excellent. The store is seen as an affordable, rare gem in downtown Montreal, and many reviewers express that this is a go to spot for authentic Iranian cuisine. One comment raises a concern about expired items being sold at discounted prices with an explanation linked to local regulations. The overall impression is strong in favor of the experience, quality and community support, making Marché Bazaar a reliable choice for Iranian groceries and meals.View restaurant profile
Marché Bazaar
Open until 7 pmWestmount
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≈ 2.3 km
Customers consistently praise Gourmet Aldo for its gorgeous cakes, pastries, and personalized birthday or wedding cakes, with designs described as stunning, elegant, and exactly what was envisioned, and for the pizzas and sandwiches that are frequently noted as delicious and well prepared. The service is highlighted as attentive and friendly, with many appreciating the care taken in presentation and packaging, the option for custom orders, and reliable on time completion. The bakery is called a standout for celebrations and family gatherings, and many reviewers consider it a go to local institution for desserts and treats. A few critiques appear, such as occasional comments on value or ingredients, a perception of some pastries tasting industrial or being average, and a couple of items not meeting expectations, yet overall the sentiment remains strongly positive. Parking is mentioned as a minor hurdle by some, but the overall recommendation is to visit Gourmet Aldo for superb desserts, great pizza, and thoughtful service that makes each visit special.View restaurant profile
Gourmet Aldo
Opens Tomorrow at 9 amVille-Émard, Montreal-Southwest
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≈ 2.3 km
Le Meilleur Boulangerie Pâtisserie Traiteur earns praise for its croissants and freshness, with almond croissant singled out and sourdough bread described as among the best ever. The pastry selection including tarts, chocolates, choux a la creme, and other offerings is described as delicious and fresh from the day, with a wide variety that also includes drinks and sandwiches. Service is highlighted as kind and helpful, with gifts nicely wrapped and a friendly team in a small cozy family owned setting. Prices are noted as reasonable and many call it a great neighborhood find that makes a regular stop for pastries. Some items receive mixed notes, such as the baguette not meeting expectations, while favorites such as chocolatine, the almond croissant, and the nutty brownie receive praise.View restaurant profile
Le Meilleur Boulangerie Pâtisserie Traiteur
Opens Tomorrow at 7 amCôte-des-Neiges, Westmount
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≈ 2.3 km
Reviewers describe Boulangerie Chez Fred as a busy, high-quality bakery where bread and pastries are consistently fresh and reasonably priced, with butter croissants and chocolatines frequently highlighted as among the best in Montreal. The atmosphere leans toward a grab-and-go cafe rather than a place to linger, and the service is described as friendly and efficient even during rush hours. While most feedback centers on strong quality and variety, a few reviews note changes over time or less satisfying items, including some pastries or coffee, and a few visits feel disappointing compared with earlier experiences. Positive mentions include galette des rois, kouign amann, baguettes, and a wide range of viennoiseries, with online ordering or arriving early recommended since popular items can sell out. Overall, the bakery is seen as a standout in the neighborhood with loyal patrons and consistent offerings, even as opinions about consistency over time vary.View restaurant profile
Boulangerie Chez Fred
Opens Tomorrow at 7 amCôte-des-Neiges
Mentioned in: The Best Croissants in Montreal: Our Top Picks
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≈ 2.5 km
Wawel Patisserie Boulangerie is described as a warm, clean Polish bakery with consistently excellent service and friendly, helpful staff. The menu features an extensive selection of authentic Polish foods and desserts that many reviewers call outstanding. Donuts and pastries are praised as fresh and delicious, with several mentions of them as must try items. Prices are described as fair and quality as exceptional, with long time reviewers noting steady high standards. Seasonal ponki flavors made in store and a range of sandwiches and coffee are highlighted as favorites. Homemade soups, especially chicken soup, are also appreciated. Located near the Frontenac metro station, the shop is described as a NDG treasure with a welcoming atmosphere. Overall, the reviews convey strong enthusiasm for the tasty offerings, consistency, and friendly service.View restaurant profile
Wawel Patisserie Boulangerie
Opens Tomorrow at 11 amNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG), Monkland Village
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≈ 2.6 km
Épicerie Du Bazaar is described as a small but practical Persian Middle Eastern market with friendly, welcoming service and good guidance on products like Persian plum lavashak fruit paste. The shop offers a wide range of Iranian items and halal meats, with fresh, high quality meats and popular options such as marinated koobideh and shawarma. A diverse selection includes spices, pickles, ready to cook items, rice and grains, hydrolats and herbal waters, and other imported products, with attentive staff that make shopping enjoyable. From the outside the store might not reveal its full range, but the assortment and quality earn strong recommendations.View restaurant profile
Épicerie Du Bazaar
Open until 9 pmDowntown
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≈ 2.7 km
At Café Desserts ETC., reviews show a mix of positives and some recurring issues, with many praising a welcoming vibe and friendly, helpful staff, a broad and well presented dessert selection, and reliable service on many visits, including special cake orders and last minute requests; desserts are described as delicious and well made, with favorites like cakes, cheesecakes, tres leches, cupcakes and other sweets, and the shop is noted as cozy and convenient for coffee, snacks or a quick bite, prompting repeat visits during stays in Montreal. However, some experiences mention being ignored at the till or dealing with slow or disorganized service, occasional mistakes with orders, and questions about value for money when prices do not seem to match quality on certain items. Overall, Café Desserts ETC. comes across as a destination for dessert lovers who appreciate variety and a pleasant atmosphere, with strong points when staff are attentive and orders are handled smoothly, and room for improvement in service flow and consistency on some days.View restaurant profile
Café Desserts ETC.
Open until 2:30 amDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
Mentioned in: The Most Indulgent Cupcakes in Montreal: Our Recommendations
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≈ 2.8 km
Reviewers describe Gâteau Brise as a place with good pastries and cakes at affordable prices, with the durian cake highlighted for its real durian flesh, generous filling, a creamy texture that is not too sweet, and a moist crumb. The bakery is a small, quick service spot where the experience can feel transactional, but staff are often helpful and friendly, sometimes going the extra mile with freebies and careful gift wrapping for birthday cakes. Many call it a hidden gem and a go to bakery for affordable fruit cakes, and some note a nearby larger location in Brossard with more choices. While prices are praised for value, a few reviews mention increases and shrinking sizes on day old stock, plus a less appealing decor during renovations and no seating. Overall, it is seen as a reliable source of tasty, not too sweet desserts with a focus on durian and other fruit flavors, keeping customers coming back.View restaurant profile
Gâteau Brise
Open until 9 pmDowntown
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≈ 2.9 km
Overall, reviewers describe Hazukido as a place with flaky, buttery croissants and inventive fillings, with highly praised options such as almond with English cream, strawberry purée, pistachio, and a strawberry English cream croissant, while others highlight crowd favourites like the biscoff crokie and salmon croissant and note solid coffee pairings; the vibe is described as pleasant with friendly staff, but several comments mention limited seating, a simple interior, and inconsistent hours; price points are frequently cited as high with some croissants not feeling fresh or a bit dry on certain visits, leading to mixed experiences depending on day and selection; the concept and presentation are liked, with mentions of gift options for birthdays and takeout, and some reviews consider the pastries among the best in Montreal, though a few find the sweetness level or value not ideal and would like more consistency.View restaurant profile
Hazukido
Indulge in the Endless Possibilities of Croissants at Hazukido.
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Downtown, Shaughnessy Village
Mentioned in: Montreal's Trendiest Desserts You Need to TryThe Best Croissants in Montreal: Our Top PicksView More
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≈ 2.9 km
Rollys attracts long weekend lines and strong buzz for its soft, decadent brioche rolls and a wide array of flavors. Reviewers praise the pastries for texture and taste, with favorites like pistachio, pecan caramel, pear Nutella and cinnamon buns, and warming them often brings out the best. The experience, however, can feel slow and busy, with comments about staffing and lines sometimes stretching the wait and affecting service. A few batches are described as undercooked or mushy inside, and a tiramisu flavor misses typical notes of coffee and mascarpone. Prices are noted as high for the size and richness of the treats, though taking home a box of six is common and convenient. Overall, Rollys is celebrated for flavor and variety, balanced by lines and occasional inconsistencies in cooking and service.View restaurant profile
Rollys
Open until 8 pmDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
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≈ 2.9 km
Reviews of L'Amour du Pain show a mix of highs and lows, with many praising fresh pastries, flavorful croissants, good breads, and a welcoming cafe atmosphere. Some call it a neighborhood gem and a reliable spot for breakfast and coffee, while others report inconsistent quality, noting pastries that are dry, bread served cold or with air, and items that do not feel as fresh as expected. Seating is often limited and cleanliness or order in dining areas is mentioned as an issue on some visits. On the plus side, when the quality is right the pastries and desserts are described as excellent, with notes of well executed viennoiseries, rich flavors, and thoughtful craftsmanship. Overall, L'Amour du Pain seems to shine on its best days and offers a strong bakery cafe experience, but variability and occasional service or upkeep gaps lead some visitors to hesitate about returning.View restaurant profile
L'Amour du Pain
Opens Tomorrow at 7 amGriffintown, Montreal-Southwest
Mentioned in: The Best Food & Drink in Griffintown and Little Burgundy
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≈ 3 km
Gryphon Bakery
Opens Wednesday at 10 amNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
Mentioned in: Montreal's Best International Pastry Shops
≈ 3 km
Reviews portray Morsures d'amour as a cozy downtown Montreal spot offering a wide range of desserts that feel fresh, flavorful, and made with care, with standout chimney cakes in savory and sweet varieties such as tuna, turkey, Nutella, and pistachio, and house made gelato that pairs beautifully with croissants and hot chocolate. The atmosphere is described as welcoming and charming, with attentive staff who help guests choose flavors, offer samples, and ensure a smooth experience, and takeout packaging noted as thoughtful. The menu also includes halal savory options and student discounts, adding to its appeal. Overall, the consensus is that the desserts are consistently high quality, portions are generous, and the service is friendly, making it a must-visit that many reviewers say they will return to.View restaurant profile
Morsures d'amour
Open until 9 pmDowntown
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≈ 3 km
Gandom Bakery is described as a charming and authentic Iranian bakery in Montreal, with Halim praised as delicious and Barbari bread noted by some as the best in Canada; reviews say the bread, pastries and traditional sweets are fresh, flavorful, and consistently well made, and the atmosphere and staff are welcoming and friendly; the cream filled pastries are singled out as especially good and the Lavash and Barbari breads are described as fresh and soft with authentic flavor; some notes mention higher prices and occasional slower service, with Uber orders sometimes prioritized and one comment that the overall quality was not the best; overall the bakery is regarded as a real gem and a must visit for traditional breads and sweets, offering a sense of home and pride in craftsmanship, and most reviews suggest returning for more.View restaurant profile
Gandom Bakery
Opens Tuesday at 9 amNotre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG), Côte-des-Neiges
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