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Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

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Les Têtes de Cochon (Boucherie) - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Les Têtes de Cochon (Boucherie)

Opens Tuesday at 10 am
(470)
Sainte-Adèle

Review Summary

Les Têtes de Cochon stands out for exceptional meat and expert cooking, with reviews praising beef that melts in the mouth, a standout tartare, and a range of cuts like tomahawk and contre-filet grilled on the BBQ with thoughtful wine pairings. Service is consistently impeccable, with friendly, knowledgeable staff and a warm, relaxed ambience that suits intimate dinners or family nights, with gluten free options clearly noted. Across visits, guests describe strong value, a passionate butcher shop atmosphere, and a culinary experience that keeps drawing them back.View restaurant profile
Bistro St-Charles - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Bistro St-Charles

Opens Monday at 11:30 am
(1270)
Mirabel

Review Summary

Bistro St-Charles consistently delivers delicious dishes and bold flavors, from crispy calamari to duck leg with a rich sauce and tender beef cheek, plus mushroom ravioli that pleases the palate. The atmosphere offers a lively yet welcoming bistro vibe, with a lovely terrace that enhances the dining experience. Service is repeatedly praised for attentiveness and knowledge, with staff able to explain gluten free options and accommodate requests smoothly. The menu changes on the slate, providing variety and a sense of discovery that pairs well with a thoughtful wine and drinks list. Guests note good value and consistent quality from start to finish, with many finding the overall experience enjoyable and memorable. Overall, Bistro St-Charles stands out as a reliable favorite for flavorful food, friendly service, and a warm, engaging atmosphere.View restaurant profile
Bagel St-Eustache - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Bagel St-Eustache

Bagelerie, lunch and dinner.
Opens Tomorrow at 7:30 am
(80)
Saint-Eustache

Mentioned in: The Best Bagels in Montreal

Review Summary

Bagel St-Eustache comes across in reviews as a warm, intimate morning spot with a cozy dining room and thoughtful touches that invite guests to linger. The owner and team bring a vibrant energy and professional, friendly service that makes every visit feel special. Freshness and care define the menu, with bagels baked daily and a house cream cheese that elevates each bite, while crowd favorites like the smoked salmon bagel and a rich lobster bisque, along with comforting soups and generous sandwiches, showcase careful preparation and satisfying flavors. A well designed coffee setup adds a homey vibe, and portions and value are frequently praised. Some notes mention hours posted online can be off and a few service moments may be slower, along with seating that's less comfortable, but these do not overshadow the overall charm and quality that make this a beloved stop in St-Eustache.View restaurant profile
Merci la vie - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Merci la vie

Opens Tomorrow at 9 am
(495)
Piedmont, Saint-Sauveur

Review Summary

Merci la vie is a standout bakery and cafe in Piedmont where breads, pastries and long fermentation items are praised for their quality and craft. The menu offerings, from generous brunch to light bites and coffee, are repeatedly described as delicious and thoughtfully prepared, with freshness and creativity on display. Visitors appreciate the warm, rustic ambiance and the option to dine in or take away, often enjoying a scenic setting that enhances the overall experience. The bakery section and croissants are highlighted as exceptional, and the selection changes with the seasons, inviting revisits. While some reviewers mention high prices and occasional delays during busy times, the consensus is that the quality, care and flavor justify the experience. Overall, Merci la vie emerges as a memorable destination for bread lovers and brunch enthusiasts, offering a unique local treasure that many choose to return to.View restaurant profile
Aux Lubies Gourmandes - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Aux Lubies Gourmandes

Opens Tuesday at 8:30 am
(31)
Lachute

Review Summary

Aux Lubies Gourmandes is described as a warm, charming spot where fresh, delicious food and thoughtful presentation meet attentive, friendly service at very reasonable prices. The menu runs from porchetta, salads, bowls and paninis to hearty chicken and avocado sandwiches, with many noting the freshness of ingredients, generous portions, and the option to buy frozen prepared meals, coffee and herbal tea to take away. The atmosphere is cozy and rustic, with a personal touch from the owners that makes guests feel welcome and likely to return, and a terrace outside is mentioned. Reviews highlight clean, simple decor and a sense of homey hospitality, praising the consistently high quality of food that feels lovingly prepared, making it a standout find in the area and inviting repeat visits as menus rotate seasonally.View restaurant profile
Le Marquis Sans-Gluten - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Le Marquis Sans-Gluten

Opens Tomorrow at 9 am
(85)
Boisbriand

Mentioned in: The Best Croissants in Montreal: Our Top PicksTop 18 Must-Try French Bakeries and Pastry Shops in MontrealView More

Review Summary

Le Marquis Sans-Gluten is seen as a top spot for gluten free desserts with several reviewers raving about the bûche de Noël chocolate framboise, the gâteau au chocolat, tarte au citron, mille-feuille, pistache framboise and the almond croissant, noting that croissants and other pastries hold up well after freezing and reheating, and that the place offers generous portions and solid coffee. The bakery is described by many as a mecca for gluten free lovers and a good pick for special occasions, though some comments mention variable service, including snobbery or expeditious handling, and a display selection that can feel limited or poorly stocked. Some diners report inconsistent items such as a dry sandwich with soggy cucumber and non fresh lettuce or an almond croissant with a questionable hot chocolate, while others praise the chocolate cake and lemon tart as outstanding and a strong value, with brownie portions reportedly reduced without a price drop. Overall the tone is largely positive about the gluten free offerings, acknowledging occasional service gaps and product variations.View restaurant profile
WN Sans Gluten - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

WN Sans Gluten

Opens Tomorrow at 10 am
(62)
Sainte-Thérèse

Review Summary

Customers consistently praise WN Sans Gluten for high quality gluten-free pastries and breads that taste like the real thing, with croissants and chocolatines, baguettes and a variety of desserts noted for balance, richness, and freshness without excess sweetness. The kitchen is described as meticulous about avoiding cross contamination and the staff as friendly and knowledgeable about gluten-free needs, creating a welcoming, family run atmosphere that draws both locals and travelers back for repeat visits. Savory offerings such as a well filled chicken sandwich and a standout tomato pizza are highlighted as some of the best gluten-free options, and many reviews mention that prices are competitive with artisanal bakeries while the quality remains consistently reliable. A few remarks point to a more limited assortment of fresh items or suggest ordering in advance to secure favorites, but overall the impression is one of delight and appreciation for a gluten-free pâtisserie that makes enjoying sweets and breads comfortable for those who avoid gluten.View restaurant profile
Boulangerie Pâtisserie Via Roma - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Boulangerie Pâtisserie Via Roma

Opens Tomorrow at 9 am
(209)
Mirabel

Review Summary

Boulangerie Pâtisserie Via Roma is praised for a broad selection of pastries, breads, ready-to-eat and frozen options. The pizza is a standout and a frequent hit with guests hosting friends, and the cannoli with pure ricotta is often cited as among the best. Turnovers and pies are described as flaky and must-tries, while some cakes can be overly sweet. A wide range of desserts and a strong focus on authentic Italian flavors are common themes. The staff are consistently friendly, welcoming and patient, with many noting helpful service and a warm atmosphere. Pizzas and sandwiches are appreciated for freshness, though a few reviews mention viennoiseries not being at the top and the tomato sauce on pizza sometimes being too acidic. Overall the bakery-patisserie is seen as high quality and reliable, drawing locals and visitors alike and worth a visit.View restaurant profile
Boulangerie MariePain - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Boulangerie MariePain

Opens Tomorrow at 7:30 am
(73)
Blainville

Review Summary

Reviews overall show Boulangerie MariePain as a solid choice with a wide selection of breads, croissants, pastries and desserts like tarte citron and amandine chocolat, plus a cafe that many enjoy and a friendly, attentive staff, including reliable catering. The atmosphere is described as welcoming and the product freshness consistent, though some customers report tepid coffee or soup and the occasional dry croissant or stale croûtons and issues with pizza freshness. Price increases and occasional value concerns are also mentioned, along with reminders to check receipts for price discrepancies and to look at packaging dates. Despite these notes, customers appreciate the variety of local products, the quality of core items such as lemon tart and levain bread, and the helpful service, making it a typical go to for bakery needs with room for improvement in consistency and value.View restaurant profile
Café Bistro Famille Girard - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Café Bistro Famille Girard

Opens Tomorrow at 7 am
(1)
Blainville

Review Summary

Overall Café Bistro Famille Girard receives praise for the meals, with Tuesday and Thursday visits described as perfect and the service and music kept at a subdued level. One review notes a later visit where the service seemed disorganized, the manager appeared overwhelmed and blamed staff for the poor organization, and the music was described as too loud.View restaurant profile
Le Bénédictine 2.0 - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Le Bénédictine 2.0

Opens Tomorrow at 6 am
(57)
Val-d'Or

Review Summary

Le Bénédictine 2.0 draws praise for generous portions and a menu that covers favorites from eggs Benedict to fruit-filled crepes, with friendly service and a breakfast experience that many call a solid value; at the same time some reviews note that prices have crept up and that the same dishes sometimes taste less flavorful than in the past, leading to disappointment. The size of portions is repeatedly mentioned, with some diners unable to finish their meals yet still enjoying the breadth of options for breakfast and beyond. There are also comments about inconsistent quality, including eggs that are overcooked, fruit that is not always ripe, and ham that does not meet expectations, along with concerns about upkeep in the ladies' washroom. Still, the overall impression is that the place remains a reliable choice for a casual lunch or dinner with pleasant service and a welcoming atmosphere.View restaurant profile
La Farandole - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

La Farandole

Opens Tomorrow at 7 am
(188)
Sainte-Adèle

Review Summary

At La Farandole, reviews converge on excellent food, fresh bread and pastries, and a warm, old-fashioned atmosphere that many find cozy and nostalgic; the bakery cafe concept is praised for quality, generous portions, and good coffee, while service is described as friendly but sometimes uneven or slow, with occasional unprofessional moments like being turned away or delays in refills. Specific items stand out, including a sublime croque monsieur, well made croissants and éclairs, and a cappuccino that hits the mark, though a few choices such as a wrap sandwich and an omelette can disappoint. Overall, La Farandole feels like a reliable, welcoming spot for breakfast or a casual meal, offering strong value and a memorable bread and pastry selection, with patrons often planning to return despite the occasional service hiccup.View restaurant profile
Gourmet Sauvage - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Gourmet Sauvage

Opens Tomorrow at 10 am
(360)
Mont-Tremblant

Review Summary

Across numerous reviews Gourmet Sauvage is described as a local nature based brand offering skincare hair care body care and edible items that feel simple effective and respectful of the forest. Reviewers praise the hair line for curly and frizzy hair with solid shampoos and conditioners and a defining yet light styling option noting softer more manageable curls and a pleasant natural scent. Facial care is highlighted for hydrating creams melilot and eglantier based serums and the sacred oil with many reporting calmer more hydrated skin and a glow. Deodorants and body creams are repeatedly praised for their natural formulas textures and scents tied to pine lilac or forest notes. The edible range including berry syrups jellies and nordic chocolates is described as high quality beautifully presented and locally sourced making them ideal gifts. Packaging shipping speed and attentive customer service earn consistent compliments along with a sense that the company supports local forests and educates about foraging. Overall the sentiment is strongly positive and customers frequently recommend exploring the coffrets seasonal gifts and the full product line as a way to experience an authentic boreal inspired lifestyle.View restaurant profile
Fuel Bar - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Fuel Bar

May be temporarily closed
(1)
Oka
Farine et chocolat - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Farine et chocolat

We eat with our eyes first
Opens Tuesday at 10 am
(25)
Mirabel

Review Summary

Farine et Chocolat receives consistently positive reviews that highlight cakes and cupcakes as the main draw, with the chocolate cake described as moist, the frosting delicious and not too sweet, and flavors that feel fresh and well balanced; decorations and presentation are praised for fitting the occasion, from weddings to themed events, and the cakes are said to be admired by guests and, in many cases, finished completely; customer service is described as excellent, with friendly welcomes, attentive staff, and careful packaging, and even a calm, adorable dog is noted as part of the experience; many orders for birthdays, weddings, and Father's Day are said to exceed expectations, with some cakes described as stunning and among the best, including red velvet with a perfect texture; some reviews mention dry cakes or frosting that tastes too buttery in rare batches, but the overall sentiment remains strong and loyal customers report returning and recommending the bakery, including for themed orders and for experiences such as a particularly beautiful wedding cake.View restaurant profile
Café Dépôt - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Café Dépôt

Open until Midnight
(252)
Rosemère

Review Summary

Overall, Café Dépôt draws positive attention for strong coffee, fresh pastries, tasty food and a calm, cozy atmosphere with plenty of space and friendly service. Reviewers praise attentive staff, reasonable prices and a good spot to study or unwind, with several noting improvements under new owners and a refreshed vibe. Experiences vary, however, with some customers recalling rude management, long waits during busy times, and concerns about cleanliness such as flies near desserts and outside mess or parking issues; a few say the quality has declined in recent years, while others still rate the cafe highly. In sum, Café Dépôt remains a solid favorite for coffee and ambiance, but visits can depend on the day and the staff on hand.View restaurant profile
Chocolato - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Chocolato

Opens Tomorrow at 10 am
(205)
Mont-Tremblant

Review Summary

Chocolato draws praise for its ice cream, gelato, sundaes, hot chocolate, and chocolatey treats, all delivered in a warm, cozy space with friendly service. Reviewers note a wide variety of flavors and toppings, from dark chocolate and pistachio to salted caramel and cheesecake, plus dips, waffles, and fudge boards. The gelato is described as firm and the overall quality is high, with many saying the hot chocolate is exceptional and keeps bringing them back. The atmosphere and decor are repeatedly described as inviting, making it a good spot for all ages, and the staff are generally quick and attentive even when busy. A few comments point to inconsistencies, such as occasional limited flavor availability or a single negative interaction, and some note the prices are higher than average. Long lines are common, but orders are often fulfilled efficiently and the treats are viewed as well worth the wait. Overall, Chocolato comes across as a top choice for dessert lovers seeking rich chocolatey options and a reliable place to enjoy ice cream, with strong marks for variety, quality, and a cozy setting, while indicating that prices and occasional service hiccups can be a downside.View restaurant profile
La Choppe à Café - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

La Choppe à Café

Opens Tuesday at 7 am
(17)
Saint-Jérôme

Review Summary

Reviews describe La Choppe à Café as a very pleasant place with an amazing aroma on entering, and a wide range of coffees with knowledgeable staff. The coffee quality is excellent and very flavorful, with even the mousse on top tasting like cacao. Service is consistently praised for warmth and attentiveness, with moments like being offered a seat while enjoying a drink. Regulars say it is by far the best choppe a café in the area and note that bubble tea is incredible. Ethiopian coffees are highlighted as reliable for chocolatey and complex flavors, appealing to coffee enthusiasts. The overall impression is that the ambiance and the people make it a standout spot that many plan to return to for both coffee and tea.View restaurant profile
Torréfactorie - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Torréfactorie

Opens Monday at 9:30 am
(89)
Saint-Eustache

Review Summary

Reviews of Torréfactorie consistently highlight exceptional coffee quality and a friendly, knowledgeable staff. A wide range of coffee beans, machines and accessories is available, with options for cold or hot drinks on site and for home use. Service is described as attentive and professional, with several team members helping customers and creating a welcoming atmosphere. The business side is praised for clear advice, training and installation for espresso setups, plus reliable after sale support that is often described as outstanding. The overall experience is seen as more than a purchase, a true coffee encounter that invites exploration of roasting levels, flavors and preparation methods. Notes about a family friendly environment and patient, knowledgeable staff add to the positive impression, while strong product knowledge and personalized recommendations stand out. In short, Torréfactorie is regarded as a must visit for serious coffee lovers in the area, delivering quality beverages and lasting expertise.View restaurant profile
Boulangerie La Notre - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Boulangerie La Notre

Opens Tomorrow at 10 am
(12)
Mirabel

Review Summary

Patrons describe Boulangerie La Notre as a place where pastries are excellent and consistently fresh, sandwiches and salads are equally tasty, and the couscous salad is a real delight. The service is impeccable, with guests welcomed with a smile and staff who consider dietary needs in a thoughtful, unobtrusive way. The bakery is seen as a worthwhile detour for visitors and a beloved local favorite for fresh and delicious products, culinary discoveries, and warm, friendly owners. A note of gratitude goes to the staff for accommodating dietary restrictions and for suggesting serving cakes at room temperature to enjoy the butter creaming, a detail highlighted by many. Cakes are described as heavenly with generous creaming between the layers, and a small candle is sometimes offered as a thoughtful touch. Moroccan cookies and croissants receive special praise, and the overall selection is described as excellent and well balanced. The owners are repeatedly noted as kind, and recommendations from diners remain strong.View restaurant profile
Barri Café - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Barri Café

Open until Midnight
(314)
Sainte-Thérèse

Mentioned in: 18 Cafes in Montreal Perfect for Studying and Remote WorkDubai Chocolate in Montreal: Where to Find the Viral Treat and Desserts Inspired by ItView More

Review Summary

Barri Café comes across as a modern, cozy spot with a standout concept that includes tablet ordering, a friendly robot delivering meals, and private pods for studying, plus a diverse menu of well crafted coffees and fresh sandwiches that many reviewers describe as flavorful and well presented. The atmosphere is often praised as welcoming and conducive to work or socializing, and the service is frequently noted as attentive, with drinks praised for balance and creativity; however, some visits mention crowds of students making seating scarce, occasional delays during busy times, and cleanliness concerns in certain areas. Prices are generally seen as reasonable for the quality, though a few note some items as pricey, and a handful report inconsistency in coffee preparation. Overall Barri Café is viewed as a distinctive, enjoyable place worth returning to for its concept, drinks, and food, with room to improve on space management and hygiene.View restaurant profile
Comptoir Krem & Kanel - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Comptoir Krem & Kanel

Indulgent cinnamon rolls 🍦 Soft-serve ice cream and specialty coffee.
Opens Tomorrow at 10 am
(63)
Sainte-Thérèse, Blainville

Mentioned in: Cinnamon Rolls in Montreal : Our Recommendations

Review Summary

Reviews consistently praise Comptoir Krem & Kanel for incredibly fresh, soft brioche with a vibrant range of flavors, including pistachio, lotus, classic and biscoff, and monthly new creations that keep the menu exciting. The brioche dough is described as perfect and not overly sweet, with the texture and balance earning frequent praise and some noting toppings on top rather than incorporated inside the bun. Accompanying options like slushes and ice cream are highlighted as artisanal and refreshing, with mango and passion fruit flavors especially loved. Service is described as friendly and helpful in many visits and the space is clean, though a few notes mention moments of slower or less warm service and occasional stock shortages during peak times. Overall, the place is considered a must visit for brioche lovers, with several reviewers intending to return and to bring friends, viewing Comptoir Krem & Kanel as a standout dessert destination that delivers daily handmade quality.View restaurant profile
LA P'TITE POLONAISE - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

LA P'TITE POLONAISE

Opens Tuesday at 9 am
(63)
Saint-Sauveur

Review Summary

Reviews of LA P'TITE POLONAISE describe a cute, welcoming spot with a cozy Polish vibe and a tempting array of imported goods. Diners praise the sandwiches with sauerkraut, the pirogies, the beet soup, and the cured meats, noting that the desserts feel fresh and the flavors are well balanced. The shop also functions as a small market with hundreds of goods to sample and a standout charcuterie board. The service is consistently friendly, attentive, and helpful, and the atmosphere is warm, authentic, and wholesome. The terrace is charming, the place is immaculately clean, and it makes for a nice stop to browse and bite. Overall the spot is seen as a little gem that delivers flavorful, thoughtfully prepared dishes with care and tradition, and it comes highly recommended by both visitors and locals alike.View restaurant profile
Deux gars dans l'pétrin - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Deux gars dans l'pétrin

Opens Tuesday at 7 am
(60)
Saint-Jérôme

Review Summary

Across reviews, Deux gars dans l'pétrin is described as a charming bakery and pastry shop offering exceptional products. Breads, croissants, pains au chocolat, and a wide range of pastries and cakes are praised for quality and variety, with croissants noted for a light, flaky texture and baguettes and other breads praised for crunch and flavor. Desserts like the carrot cake are described as moist and delicious, and the kouign amann earns high marks, while a few items such as a levain baguette are mentioned as less impressive. The atmosphere is repeatedly called welcoming and warm, with friendly service and evident craftsmanship shining in every bite. The place is regarded as a must-stop and a local gem, offering good value for the quality and the option to enjoy on-site or take away, though service can slow a bit during busy times. Overall, the reviews portray reliable artisanal pastries and bread that make a memorable stop for anyone seeking quality baked goods.View restaurant profile
Café Eden - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Café Eden

Opens Tomorrow at 9 am
(77)
Blainville

Review Summary

The reviews paint Café Eden as a beautiful, cozy spot with excellent coffee and delicious food, ideal for brunch, a work session, or a relaxed gathering. Visitors praise the bright, inviting atmosphere, generous space between tables, and little touches like flowers on the table. Service is described as warm and attentive on some visits, but slower on others, with occasional order mixups and long waits, plus a self serve water setup that some find less upscale. Menu variety is generally appreciated and prices are considered reasonable, with some noting a smaller menu on busy days. Overall Café Eden comes across as a popular, appealing place to return to, offering nice ambiance and solid dishes and drinks, though a few visits note areas for improvement.View restaurant profile
Clinico Café - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Clinico Café

Opens Tuesday at 7:30 am
(21)
Saint-Eustache

Review Summary

Reviews of Clinico Café highlight a lively, festive ambiance and an inviting interior, with the place feeling welcoming and family‑style, where drinks and food are generally excellent. The menu offers a wide range including delicious sandwiches and panini, sweet treats, and a broad drink selection, while service is consistently described as friendly, attentive, and warm. The cafe is noted to be very clean and comfortable for relaxing, studying, or casual meetups, making it a reliable go-to. One critique mentions room for improvement in coffee balance, describing a watery frappuccino and a cappuccino with weaker flavor, yet the equipment and potential are recognized and the place is still recommended. Overall, Clinico Café comes across as a beloved neighborhood spot where the quality of food and service often shines, delivering an enjoyable and dependable experience.View restaurant profile
Ça me dit.... - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Ça me dit....

Opens Tuesday at 8 am
(117)
Mont-Tremblant

Review Summary

Ça me dit is described as a cozy, welcoming café in Saint Jovite with a charming, family feel and friendly staff. Reviews highlight housemade touches across soups, salads, sandwiches and pastries, with the lavender scone standing out for many. Coffee drinks and hot chocolate are praised for generous portions and creamy textures, along with a cappuccino and a latte. The atmosphere is warm and calm, a nice spot to chat, study, or simply relax, and the space often feels inviting with its decor and fall touches. Prices are considered reasonable and good value for quality, whether stopping for a quick lunch or a longer visit. Overall the reviews converge on Ça me dit as a beloved local spot that delivers tasty food, friendly service, and a pleasant setting worth a visit in the Mont Tremblant area.View restaurant profile
Café White Et Compagnie - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Café White Et Compagnie

Opens Monday at 8 am
(137)
Saint-Sauveur

Review Summary

Café White Et Compagnie is consistently described as a chic yet cozy hub in Saint Sauveur with a warm, friendly staff, fast attentive service, and excellent coffee, complemented by a wide range of gluten free options and a varied menu that covers breakfast and lunch from frittata and breakfast sandwiches to oatmeal, granola with yogurt and almond croissant, burritos, sandwiches and salads, while desserts like carrot cake and scones are standouts; the atmosphere is stylish and relaxing with ample indoor and outdoor seating, including a terrace where dogs are welcome, and the playful touch of letters and numbers used in service that brings a smile. It is often seen as a highlight of a visit and a reliable go to for good coffee, great desserts, and a cozy yet fashionable setting, though a few notes mention muffins being a touch sweet and there is a wish for Sundays to be open more consistently.View restaurant profile
Charlotte café - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Charlotte café

Opens Tomorrow at 8 am
(335)
Mont-Tremblant

Review Summary

Charlotte café comes across in reviews as a beloved breakfast and brunch spot with a warm, homey vibe that feels like stepping into an inviting old house. The food is repeatedly praised for freshness and flavor, with crowd favorites including eggs Benedict, French toast, crepes, waffles, and avocado toast, many items made in house from high quality ingredients. The menu is noted for creativity and options including gluten-free choices that keep guests satisfied, and the coffee and drinks are often highlighted as well. The service is described as fast, attentive, and friendly, with staff noted for being welcoming and easy to communicate with, and the atmosphere cited as cozy and charming. Some describe the experience as among the best breakfasts theyve had, and the overall impression is that Charlotte café provides a memorable, repeat-worthy visit. On the flip side, a few critiques mention higher prices for brunch, smaller portions, occasional slow service, and changes in menu after ownership turnover affecting item availability. Overall, the reviews point to a standout brunch with strong ambiance and reliable quality that many patrons return for.View restaurant profile
S.O.S Sucre - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

S.O.S Sucre

Opens Tuesday at 9 am
(15)
Saint-Jérôme

Review Summary

Customers describe S.O.S Sucre as a jewel of a patisserie where cakes are stunning and delicious, with a balance that is not overly sweet and a silky buttercream. They highlight cupcakes, pastries and coffee as standout, friendly service, and prices that feel reasonable. A number of reviews note that last minute requests such as an edible image or a large cake were met with a smile and swift, attentive service, and that the cake impressed guests who asked for the reference. Decor and presentation are praised as carefully and delicately done, and many note they would order again for future celebrations. While some cakes are described as fabulous, a few mention that the taste can be a bit dry, but the shop is described as a true gem with excellent coffee, original biscuits, and warm, attentive staff.View restaurant profile
Couleur Café Signature - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Couleur Café Signature

Opens Tomorrow at 9 am
(82)
Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts

Review Summary

Couleur Café Signature is described as a warm, stylish cafe with outstanding coffee and a varied menu of fresh, well presented options. Reviewers praise items such as Thai coconut soup, sandwiches and grilled cheese, scones and biscotti, and a notably good matcha and latte, while some note inconsistency in dishes and a few recipe changes that disappointed earlier visitors. The atmosphere is repeatedly described as cozy, relaxing, and nicely decorated, with a small terrace and a calm vibe that makes it a good spot to unwind or work. Service is said to be friendly and efficient by many, but several comments point to inconsistent service, occasional delays, and lapses such as missing cutlery or staff issues at times. Prices are often described as rather high, with some suggesting portions or items are expensive, though others feel the quality justifies the cost. Overall, Couleur Café Signature emerges as a popular destination for a coffee break, casual lunch, and socializing, valued for its ambiance and drinks, with the caveat of potential variability in service and pricing.View restaurant profile
Le Bénédictine - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Le Bénédictine

Opens Tomorrow at 6 am
(93)
Val-d'Or

Review Summary

Le Bénédictine offers hearty breakfast options with large portions and a variety of dishes from eggs Benedict and crepes to poutines, often praised for fresh fruit, authentic maple syrup and good value. Service is described as friendly and attentive when it runs smoothly, though several visits note slow or imperfect execution, miscommunication about timing or pickup, and a few staff lapses that mar the experience. Cleanliness and upkeep receive mixed feedback, with some diners calling the restaurant clean and welcoming and others citing burnt toast, overcooked eggs, and missing utensils. The atmosphere can be lively and busy, making conversation difficult for some, while others feel at ease in the warm, casual setting. Local products, including Abitibi preserves, add an appealing touch. Overall, the reviews point to solid flavors and generous portions and a generally positive impression when things go well, tempered by inconsistencies in service, timing, and cleanliness.View restaurant profile
Au Grain de Café - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Au Grain de Café

Opens Tomorrow at 7:30 am
(144)
Mont-Tremblant

Review Summary

Au Grain de Café appears as a cozy, well loved spot in Mont Tremblant village offering strong coffee, croissants, and reliable comfort foods like a croque monsieur and tasty soups. Reviewers praise the friendly, welcoming staff and the charming European vibe, making it a go to place for a quick sit and soak in village atmosphere. The cafe can get busy, especially in the morning, with lines forming and some service slowdowns noted when many orders come in; meanwhile, occasional menu gaps such as vegan options can disappoint some guests. While the coffee and baked goods earn frequent praise, a few drinks or experiences are described as less memorable, suggesting variability. Overall, Au Grain de Café is regarded as a Tremblant staple and a popular spot for coffee, lunch, and a relaxed break during village visits, with signature items like the croque monsieur standing out for many patrons.View restaurant profile
Burger et Apéro - Le Solstice - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Burger et Apéro - Le Solstice

Opens Tomorrow at 11:30 am
(118)
Saint-Sauveur

Review Summary

Reviews for Burger et Apéro - Le Solstice are overwhelmingly positive, with the smash burgers and the solstice poutine repeatedly praised for bold flavors and juicy textures, and the deluxe fries with parmesan and truffle mayo earning lots of acclaim despite occasional saltiness. Fresh lemonade options like mango coconut and watermelon are described as refreshing, and the menu also includes a vegetarian smash burger. Service is consistently fast and friendly in a cozy, welcoming space with an open kitchen vibe and a solid wine and local beer selection. Some readers note the price can be a bit high for the portion, but most feel the quality justifies it and many call it a hidden gem and a must visit for burger lovers in the area with plans to return.View restaurant profile
L'Arôme - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

L'Arôme

Opens Tomorrow at 7 am
(293)
Mont-Tremblant

Review Summary

L'Arôme is widely praised for a warm, friendly vibe and attentive service, with a local feel and hearty, customizable breakfast options that many describe as generous and well priced. Classic homemade touches such as ham, sausages, jams and other dishes are frequently highlighted, along with tasty coffee, crepes and waffles, making it a reliable brunch go to in Mont Tremblant. The dining room and terrace are noted as welcoming and suitable for families and dogs, with quick service on busy mornings and a convivial atmosphere. Occasional downsides appear in some reviews, including eggs arriving cold or overcooked, potatoes that are cold or dry, and longer waits during peak periods, and a dinner visit that fell short on mussels and fries, though service remained friendly. Overall, the place is seen as a hidden gem that delivers tasty, homemade breakfast and comfort food, offering good value and a memorable experience that inspires return visits.View restaurant profile
Restaurant 25e Avenue - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Restaurant 25e Avenue

Open until 2:45 am
(228)
Saint-Eustache

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Review Summary

Restaurant 25e Avenue is described as a peaceful, welcoming spot with a family feel, a varied menu, and generous portions at good value, and the staff are typically friendly, fast and attentive. The pizza is repeatedly praised as a standout and the overall food is noted as tasty and reasonably priced, with many diners enjoying the lunch service and even delivery. Several reviews highlight a lively but well managed atmosphere, while others point to slower service during busy times and occasional fatigue among staff. Some comments mention the decor and freshness of the venue as areas that could be refreshed, but most praise the friendly service and the ability to accommodate families and groups, along with late night hours. A rare critique mentions an aggressive server over tipping, but such views are not representative of the consensus, which remains that Restaurant 25e Avenue offers solid quality and value for a neighborhood option with dependable food and service.View restaurant profile
NOÖK | Café - Yoga - Boutique - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

NOÖK | Café - Yoga - Boutique

Opens Tuesday at 8 am
(47)
Sainte-Adèle

Review Summary

NOÖK is described as a warm, cozy café where the atmosphere feels like a home away from home, with friendly staff, a welcoming energy, and a small boutique feel, all tied together by on site food and drinks and a space that includes a yoga studio upstairs. The menu is highlighted for tasty, healthy options and dishes prepared on site, with many praising the delicious coffee, flavorful soups, sandwiches, and bowls, and praise for the ambiance, decor, and a lovely terrace. The upstairs yoga studio is noted as inclusive and supportive for all levels, contributing to a calm, relaxed vibe where people meet friends, study, or work thanks to reliable wifi. The experience is frequently described as a local gem in Sainte Adèle with a sense of community, consistent quality, and thoughtful touches like artisan gifts; a few voices mention that the coffee can feel basic or overpriced and that some prices could be high, but the overall sentiment remains very positive and eager to return.View restaurant profile
Les Allumées - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Les Allumées

Opens Tomorrow at 8 am
(45)
Sainte-Thérèse

Review Summary

Reviews of Les Allumées describe a cafe once full of charm that has undergone a modern makeover. While the new interior is praised for its clean lines, several accounts feel the space lost warmth and character, with metal chairs and black tables replacing the older colorful furniture. Service is often described as mechanical, including occasional mix ups with pastries and serving a cardboard cup instead of a proper mug. Yet many still praise the quality of the food and drinks, noting excellent coffee and pastries like croissants and brioche that work well for a casual meeting or a relaxed hangout. The ambiance is described as bright and welcoming, with large windows and a vibe that suits both students and retirees. Prices can be a point of contention, with some wishing for combo options to save money while others feel the a la carte choices offer good value. Overall, Les Allumées remains a versatile spot for conversations with friends, work meetings, or a quiet bite, though opinions about the renovation vary.View restaurant profile
Côté bouffe, brigade gourmande - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Côté bouffe, brigade gourmande

Opens Tomorrow at 9 am
(412)
Mont-Tremblant

Review Summary

At Côté bouffe, brigade gourmande, reviews describe a cozy, welcoming spot for breakfast and brunch with warm, homey dishes that feel made with care. Fresh ingredients, generous portions and a focus on homemade touches such as jams and pastries are frequently praised, along with standout Benedicts, omelettes, avocado toast and pistachio lattes. The atmosphere is repeatedly called charming and family friendly, with attentive staff and a casual cafe vibe that makes it feel like a home away from home. Many diners highlight value for money and consistency, though a few note longer wait times during busy periods and occasional discomfort from heat or noise. Gluten free and dairy free options are appreciated by guests with restrictions, and there is praise for both breakfast and lunch offerings including sandwiches and soups. Overall the consensus is positive, with this place described as a hidden gem and a reliable go-to for a comforting, well prepared meal when in the area.View restaurant profile
Atelier Lune - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Atelier Lune

Opens Tomorrow at 10 am
(44)
Saint-Eustache

Review Summary

Overall, reviews describe Atelier Lune as a cozy, welcoming café and bakery known for exceptionally fresh pastries and stunning cakes that are often chosen for weddings, Christmas desserts, and birthdays. Pastry quality and presentation are repeatedly praised, with favorites highlighted and coffee and other drinks also noted as excellent. The staff are described as friendly and caring by many, though a few visits mention a less warm welcome or a feeling of intrusion. The atmosphere is considered charming and the space a local treasure, with brunch collaborations and a pleasant terrace adding to the appeal, and some patrons wishing for a bit more pastry variety. Taken together, it is viewed as a standout destination for patisseries and desserts in the area, a reliable spot for celebrations and everyday treats alike.View restaurant profile
La Jasette - Comptoir santé - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

La Jasette - Comptoir santé

Opens Tomorrow at 9 am
(47)
Saint-Sauveur

Review Summary

Overall, La Jasette - Comptoir santé is described as a charming, bright cafe with a warm, welcoming vibe where it’s pleasant to pause for coffee or a fresh bite. The menu highlights seasonal, fresh offerings and inclusive options for different milks, with beverages like salted maple latte and matcha drawing frequent praise. The space is relaxing and conducive to lingering or working, thanks to plenty of tables, reliable wifi, and a dog-friendly policy both indoors and on the terrace, with a back shop that features Quebec products. While the atmosphere and staff receive praise for friendliness and ambiance, some notes mention higher prices for coffee and sandwiches, a noisy environment, occasional slow service, and a wish for later opening hours.View restaurant profile
Café Van Houtte - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Café Van Houtte

Opens Tomorrow at 8 am
(37)
Val-d'Or

Review Summary

Café Van Houtte shows mixed experiences, with some customers noting unfriendly or inattentive service, a lack of greeting, frustration over tipping when service is poor, and mentions that items can run out before closing and that orders placed via delivery apps may require extra attention. On the positive side, the coffee is praised as among the best in VD, breakfast is described as great, the menu is good, staff are nice, and the space is clean. Service can be slow during peak hours when there are not enough staff.View restaurant profile
Zein - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Zein

Opens Monday at 11 am
(68)
Mont-Laurier

Review Summary

Zein gathers rave reviews for authentic Lebanese cuisine with fresh ingredients and generous portions, a broad selection of salads and dishes that feel homemade, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere where the staff are friendly and attentive; the service is consistently quick and professional and diners describe the overall experience as excellent and highly recommendable.View restaurant profile
Bagel Boréal - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Bagel Boréal

Opens Tomorrow at 8 am
(186)
Mont-Tremblant

Review Summary

Bagel Boréal earns high marks for fresh, chewy Montreal style bagels, with sesame noted for flavor from cold fermentation and high quality flour, and for sandwiches made with fresh, well cooked ingredients. The atmosphere is warm and cozy, with super friendly staff and the experience sometimes including a view of the bakers at work in the back or a wood fired oven aroma. Coffee is frequently praised as excellent, and the place is seen as a reliable spot for a quick breakfast or snack. A wide variety of toppings and fillings is praised, including salmon, lox, turkey club, grilled veggies and vegetarian options, and many reviewers note generous portions. Some comments mention price value on certain smoked salmon bagels, but the overall sentiment remains that Bagel Boréal is a standout and a new favorite for many visitors.View restaurant profile
Bistro Roquette et Balsamique - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Bistro Roquette et Balsamique

Opens Monday at 5 am
(10)
Mirabel

Review Summary

Bistro Roquette et Balsamique is described as a hidden gem for lunch, with food quality consistently strong and a different menu every week to keep things fresh. All dishes are excellent and made on site, while the service is considered outstanding. The carrot cake is highlighted as among the best tasted. The menu is limited with prices starting at approachable levels.View restaurant profile
Le Rouge Tomate - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Le Rouge Tomate

Opens Tomorrow at 9 am
(133)
Saint-Sauveur

Review Summary

Le Rouge Tomate is consistently praised for its inviting vibe, thoughtful wine program, and attentive staff, with many reviews highlighting knowledgeable service and wine pairings that turn meals into learning experiences. Diners celebrate a menu that blends inventive dishes, a strong coffee program, and pastries, noting highlights like inventive plates, a varied tasting menu with wine matches, and the option to enjoy café and counter offerings or take wines home. Some comments mention small portions relative to price and occasional slow service or miscommunications, and one dessert crust issue stands out, but the overall sentiment is that Le Rouge Tomate delivers a memorable experience with great ambiance, a broad wine selection, and delicious bites that draw locals and visitors back. A few notes specifically praise the atmosphere in Saint Sauveur and the space’s charm, underscoring its status as a welcoming, versatile spot for meals, snacks, and drinks, whether dining in or grabbing a bottle to go.View restaurant profile
Vert Vert Café Bistro - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Vert Vert Café Bistro

Opens Monday at 8 am
(100)
Saint-Jérôme

Review Summary

Vert Vert Café Bistro comes across as a really nice cafe with good food at reasonable prices, well located near the town train station with a friendly terrace to enjoy on sunny days and easy access for cyclists along the local bike path. The menu is original and healthy, offering meals, snacks, coffees, a variety of drinks and even beers, and the atmosphere is relaxed and warm, making it a popular stop for a break. Service is courteous and usually quick, with attentive staff and consistent value. The soups are highlighted as excellent and the overall quality is seen as good value for money. It is described as a must stop in the area for a casual meal or coffee along the way.View restaurant profile
Les Bonheurs de L'Oeuf - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Les Bonheurs de L'Oeuf

Opens Tomorrow at 7 am
(113)
Saint-Eustache

Review Summary

Les Bonheurs de L'Oeuf presents a bright, clean space with a modern dining area and a welcoming, attentive staff. The menu is wide and versatile, offering breakfast, brunch, and lunch with generous portions and good value. Brunch and lunch items receive particular praise, with several dishes described as tasty and satisfying and a yogurt parfait described as delicious. Service is frequently described as excellent and friendly, though a few reviews mention that service can vary by day or by server. Ambiance receives mixed feedback, described as not the most charming and with some tables feeling sticky, yet the overall experience remains positive thanks to ample seating and a busy, inviting atmosphere. The consensus is that many would return, appreciating the quality relative to price and the reliable, friendly service.View restaurant profile
Café O'Marguerites - Cafés, Pastries Restaurants in Laurentians (North Shore)

Café O'Marguerites

Opens Tomorrow at 8 am
(183)
Ste-Marguerite-du-Lac-Masson

Review Summary

Café O'Marguerites is described as a cozy, charming spot with warm, unique décor and a cafe, restaurant and small local products shop atmosphere. Reviewers praise fresh local ingredients, friendly and attentive service, and a welcoming, homey vibe. The menu features comforting options such as grilled cheese, burgers and pizza, with generous portions, tasty flavors and a sense of homemade quality. The on site boutique and bulk buy options add to the experience, and the overall setting is described as inviting for relaxing or working. Hours can be limited and the kitchen may close early, which means some visits miss the full menu. Prices are mentioned as a bit high, with some guests feeling the value is there and others feeling prices have risen. All in all Café O'Marguerites comes across as a charming destination worth a stop for a cozy meal, good coffee, and a visit to the local products shop.View restaurant profile
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