Chocolateries in Montreal

Café Desserts & Sweets Chocolaterie Pastries

(31)

Longueuil

Mentioned in: Must-Try Yule Logs in Montreal: Our Picks for a Memorable Holiday Season

Review Summary

Reviews describe Peccadille as a cozy, welcoming spot with a strong selection of pastries, chocolates, biscuits and coffee that many patrons praise for quality and variety. The atmosphere is warm and calm with attentive service and nearby parking, making it a popular choice for families and for enjoying treats or a quick coffee. Standout items include chocolates, the lemon tart, and other desserts, with many noting a good balance of acidity and sweetness and the appealing texture of pastries. The staff are frequently praised for friendliness and helpful recommendations. On the other hand, some dishes do not meet expectations, with notes of flatter flavors or less cacao intensity, occasional questions about freshness, and a few meals such as the sandwich or soup not living up to hopes. Prices are sometimes seen as high for the quality, and a cashless policy introduced recently drew disappointment from customers who still prefer to pay with cash. Overall Peccadille remains a top option for sweets and cafe favorites in the area, drawing repeat visits for its range and ambiance despite the noted hiccups.View restaurant profile

Chocolats Favoris

(85)

Granby

Mentioned in: Where to Find Hot Drinks to Warm Up in Quebec City?

Review Summary

Chocolats Favoris is described as offering a very large selection of chocolate coated ice creams in many flavors, with high quality and an engaging concept. The store is pleasant and well organized, with a friendly and patient team. A vegan vanilla oat ice cream is noted as not good, with taste and texture not meeting expectations and a texture of small water crystals, and it did not hold on the cone when dipped, while the chocolate remains good and thick. Availability can be an issue as chocolate ice cream can run out before closing. Overall Chocolats Favoris is seen as excellent and among the best places for sweets, albeit pricey, with great service and delicious products that are already among favorites.View restaurant profile

Chocolats Favoris

(461)

Downtown, Quartier des Spectacles

Mentioned in: Where to Find Hot Drinks to Warm Up in Quebec City?

Review Summary

Reviews describe Chocolats Favoris as a go-to spot for chocolate dipped ice cream and gifts in downtown Montreal, with a wide array of handmade chocolates, rich coatings, and a crowd-pleasing variety of flavors and toppings from vanilla and dark chocolate to dulce de leche, pistachio, hazelnut and more; many say the chocolate shells are thick and luscious, the presentation is appealing, and the store atmosphere is bright and candy-store like, making it a fun indulgence before or after a show or as a gift. The ice cream is often praised for creaminess and the range of dipping options, while some note the portions are large and the baby or mini sizes are plenty; several reviewers mention reliable staff and fast service, though a few report occasional chaos or long lines during busy periods and frustration when explanations of the concept are lacking. A few critiques point to the strong sweetness and the perceived high price, and some customers find the dipping coating a bit difficult to eat, but overall the experience is described as delicious, indulgent, and worth a visit for chocolate and ice cream lovers.View restaurant profile

Choco Daisy - Chocolaterie

(22)

Drummondville

Chocolaterie Ice Cream

Review Summary

Choco Daisy - Chocolaterie draws praise for its excellent ice creams and friendly service, with reviewers highlighting a warm, welcoming atmosphere that feels almost magical from the moment of entry. People note original and tasty products, including pistachio coated ice cream and chocolate specialties, and several say it is the best place in town for a chocolate enrobed cone. On first visits, treats such as chocolate coated bites and brownies are a hit with both adults and children, and staff are described as attentive and courteous. A few critiques mention issues like a crystallized maple butter chocolate and a Dubai chocolate that includes almond paste, masking the delicate pistachio flavor and raising questions about value. Still, the shop is regarded as a true gem and a must for ice cream lovers and chocolate enthusiasts, with the hot chocolate also earning compliments. While some feel the prices are high, the overall sentiment is one of satisfaction and a strong intention to return, especially for the quality and warmth offered.View restaurant profile

Pâtisserie Chocolaterie Raffin

Bakery Pastries Chocolaterie Desserts & Sweets

(198)

Auteuil, Vimont

Review Summary

Reviews describe Pâtisserie Chocolaterie Raffin as a refined, high-end patisserie where fresh pastries, chocolates and breads are standout, with an inviting shop and attentive service. The range of offerings includes croissants, tartlets, millefeuille, tiramisu and other classics, all noted for quality, balance and attractive presentation, though a lemon tart and a chocolate tartlet were described as disappointing in some comments. The viennoiseries are praised for their flakiness and the pastries for their elegance, and several tasters call the croissants, millefeuille and berry desserts among the best in Laval. Customers also appreciate gift packaging, the variety of products and the overall atmosphere. While prices are on the premium side, most feel the quality justifies the cost and the staff are repeatedly described as warm and helpful. Overall, Raffin comes across as a go-to destination for refined French pâtisserie and chocolate creations, with many reviewers eager to return and explore more.View restaurant profile

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Cotard Chocolatier

Chocolaterie Desserts & Sweets

(30)

Saint-Sauveur

Review Summary

Cotard Chocolatier is described as delivering an outstanding chocolate experience with the best hot chocolate and a warm, attentive service that makes a visit memorable; guests praise a wide and delicious range of chocolates at very reasonable prices and enjoy the inviting atmosphere with options to sit upstairs or on a terrace. Many reviews highlight staff knowledge and friendliness, along with rich workshop and tasting programs that explore flavors, different types of chocolate, and the craft behind good chocolate, delivered with helpful anecdotes and practical tips. The experience extends beyond tasting, with thoughtful gift options and a well-liked beginner class that inspires plans to move on to intermediate sessions. A few notes mention a wish for greater variety and the ability to customize a gift box, and there are comments about checkout service needing improvement. Overall, Cotard Chocolatier comes across as a passionate, craft-focused destination that appeals to chocolate lovers and curious visitors alike.View restaurant profile

Icyvibes

May be temporarily closed

(80)

Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue

Ice Cream Desserts & Sweets Crêpes Chocolaterie

Review Summary

Many reviewers praise Icyvibes for delicious ice cream and popular treats such as Belgian waffle sticks with a side of ice cream. The service receives wide acclaim for being friendly and welcoming, with compliments toward both staff and the owner. Several flavors and dips are highlighted, including pistachio varieties, ashta with pistachio, and other fresh, natural options. Value is noted as a bit pricey by some, but the portions and quality are consistently praised. The new location is described as bigger with more options while maintaining the same level of quality and service. The atmosphere is warm, clean, and family friendly, with a vibe that makes guests feel at home. Deliveries and special occasions are mentioned as smoothly handled with thoughtful touches, making it a reliable choice for events or gifts.View restaurant profile

Chocolats Favoris

(96)

Sherbrooke

Mentioned in: Where to Find Hot Drinks to Warm Up in Quebec City?

Review Summary

Chocolats Favoris is praised for quality ingredients, a cozy ambiance, and an elegant range of chocolate dips that elevate the ice cream experience, with the Blitz often highlighted as a standout vanilla and chocolate combo. The staff are described as friendly and efficient, the service reliable, and the options for customization generous. Portions and prices are generally reasonable, though some reviews call the prices very high and note occasional inconsistency in portions or stock issues. The seating is limited indoors with a terrace outside, and parking is ample, which helps, while weather can push customers to the car for a colder day. A health concern is mentioned in one visit where a cone was handed with unwashed hands, raising hygiene worries. Overall, it comes across as a popular, indulgent destination with strong chocolate offerings and dependable quality, best enjoyed on nice days or when looking for a dessert with a decadent touch, while keeping hours and availability in mind.View restaurant profile

Chocolato

(50)

Shawinigan

Review Summary

Overall, Chocolato is described as visually stunning with festive decor and a wide range of products, and many guests enjoy the ice cream, gelato, and desserts, but several reviews note relatively high prices and cleanliness issues with tables and bathrooms; service quality varies, with some praise for the staff and others recounting unfriendly or inattentive experiences, including a report of an extremely unpleasant afternoon server who refused to serve water; a few menu items miss expectations, such as a dessert pizza that did not include ice cream, and some comments say the chocolate could be thicker for the price; the location near a bowling alley, cinema and arcades is highlighted as ideal, and the overall impression is that Chocolato offers a striking chocolate and dessert experience that many would recommend while acknowledging the flaws.View restaurant profile

Juliette & Chocolat

Desserts & Sweets Chocolaterie Crêpes Salads Juice Bar & Smoothies Café

(185)

Little-Italy, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Mentioned in: The Best Dessert Places in Montreal

Review Summary

Reviews describe Juliette & Chocolat as a cozy, welcoming spot with a warm, family friendly vibe and attentive staff. The hot chocolate is repeatedly praised for its old fashioned richness, and the crepes and buckwheat crepes are standout offerings, often large enough to share. Desserts are a major draw, with brownies and other chocolate treats noted for flavor and presentation, though a few items are described as overly sweet or of uneven quality. The menu includes savory options and a range of vegetarian and vegan choices, with vegan brownie and vegan hot chocolate mentioned by some guests. The ambiance is cozy and inviting, with playful touches for kids, a friendly atmosphere, and a terrace that some reviewers enjoy. Service is generally friendly and helpful, though several reviewers mention occasional understaffing and longer waits. Price increases and smaller portions after recent changes have disappointed longtime visitors, leaving some unsure about value. A note from one review mentions a questionable quote in the women’s restroom with a grossophobe connotation that could offend some patrons. Overall, Juliette & Chocolat remains a go-to destination for desserts and crepes in Montreal, with many planning to return for the chocolate and crepe offerings while hoping for consistent quality and pricing.View restaurant profile

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Chocolats Andrée

(10)

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Chocolaterie

Review Summary

Chocolats Andrée is seen as a charming spot for a quick treat or gifts, with elegant boxes in a range of sizes. The shop is described as a neighborhood gem with a friendly staff, a pleasant ambiance, and chocolates made on site with a focus on quality. However, some reviews note a decline in quality since the shop changed hands, while others cite high prices and inconsistent fillings, with issues like tops separating when opening boxes and syrups crystallizing. Despite these mixed experiences, the offer remains appealing for gifts and chocolate lovers, though value and consistency are points of contention for some customers.View restaurant profile

Chocolats Favoris

(108)

Vaudreuil-Dorion

Opens Tomorrow at 9:30 am

Mentioned in: Where to Find Hot Drinks to Warm Up in Quebec City?

Review Summary

Overall, these reviews depict Chocolats Favoris as a popular destination with generous portions, a large variety of chocolate coatings, and creamy soft serve that many describe as delicious, supported by friendly, patient staff and consistently attentive service that appeals to families and chocolate lovers alike. The atmosphere is often praised as cozy and inviting, with standout decor and seating areas, though some visits mention long lines and higher prices compared with similar shops. Cleanliness and upkeep receive mixed notes, including a disappointing experience with the dining area and a closed terrace on some days, which can dampen the mood. Nevertheless, the quality of the chocolates, thick coatings on the dips, and overall tasting experience lead many to recommend visiting Chocolats Favoris, making it feel like a reliable place to revisit for a rich chocolate dessert.View restaurant profile

Aux 3 Chocolats

(6)

Saint-Rémi

Chocolaterie Pastries Desserts & Sweets

Review Summary

Aux 3 Chocolats is described by reviewers as a place where the chocolates are a delight and the cakes are superb, with the lunch box also praised. The spot is considered worth trying. It is seen as the best place in the region to buy birthday cakes, and the overall selection is noted to be very good.View restaurant profile

Chocolats Favoris

(285)

Brossard

Mentioned in: Where to Find Hot Drinks to Warm Up in Quebec City?

Review Summary

Overall, reviews describe Chocolats Favoris as a cozy, popular spot with an impressive range of chocolates and high quality ice cream, where desserts are delicious, well presented, and often enjoyed in a welcoming atmosphere with friendly, efficient service at times. Many note the place is great for a treat with family or friends, and some locations let customers watch their treats being prepared. Yet service quality varies, with some reports of long lines and slow pace during busy periods, occasional order mix ups, and prices that feel high to some readers. A recurring concern is the water policy, with several customers unhappy about having to pay for bottled water or not receiving water for free. Nevertheless, the general sentiment remains positive, and Chocolats Favoris is considered a must-visit for dessert lovers despite the caveats about speed and cost.View restaurant profile

Chocolats Favoris

(105)

Ahuntsic-Cartierville

Mentioned in: Where to Find Hot Drinks to Warm Up in Quebec City?

Review Summary

Chocolats Favoris is described as a place with outstanding chocolate and a wide flavor range, with the Red Velvet option praised for taste, though the ice cream itself can lack character when blended. Prices are seen as high by some, even with generous portions. The store environment is clean, well arranged, and sometimes enhanced by a terrace and ample free parking. Service quality varies, with many noting friendly, patient staff and some offering service in English, while others recall moments of less warmth. Tastings and a commitment to sustainability with reusable utensils and containers are appreciated. Overall, Chocolats Favoris emerges as a strong dessert destination with high quality products and a pleasant ambience, though some reviews call for better value and more consistent service.View restaurant profile

Pain-Pain Boulangerie Artisanale

Pastries Bakery Sandwiches Chocolaterie

(23)

Granby

Review Summary

Pain-Pain Boulangerie Artisanale is described in the reviews as a bakery with excellent pastries and superb breads, a wide selection, and fresh products that make every visit enjoyable. The quality and flavor are praised, with many noting that frozen bread is convenient for toasts and that the presentation is appealing. The staff are frequently described as friendly and helpful, and orders for teams or events are reported to be ready on time, though some comments point to occasional lapses in courtesy and a few noting outdated Google hours. The experience often evokes memories of France, encouraging repeat visits and plans to stop by again later in the day. Overall, the sentiment is strongly positive, with frequent recommendations based on quality, freshness, and variety.View restaurant profile

Amango Cacao

Milk-free and fair trade chocolates.

Open until 7:30 pm

(6)

Outremont

Chocolaterie Vegan Options

Review Summary

Cashew and dark chocolate are simply wonderful, and the dairy-free option lets a daughter enjoy Easter chocolate like everyone else. Not only were the chocolates incredibly delicious, but delivery arrived the day after ordering, on Good Friday, a speed that was pleasantly surprising. The experience showed fast service and high quality, and the daughter loved it, making a repeat order at Amango Cacao seem likely.View restaurant profile

Pastille - Chocolaterie artisanale

Desserts & Sweets Chocolaterie

(65)

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Review Summary

Pastille earns high marks for artisanal chocolates, with reviewers praising superb quality, delicate flavors, and an elegant shop that feels inviting and fragrant with chocolate. People describe a wide range of offerings from exquisite bonbons and pralines to bars, caramels and even chocolate coated treats, noting that the pieces are beautiful works of art and taste as good as they look. The hot chocolate is repeatedly highlighted as rich and creamy, and the ganaches and pralines are admired for subtle, not overly sweet flavors, though some wish the flavors on the labels were more pronounced. Service is consistently described as friendly and knowledgeable, with staff helping without being pushy and some comments about the visible chocolate making adding to the experience. Parking can be difficult, and while the prices are seen by some as premium, many feel the quality and presentation justify the cost; several reviewers say they would definitely return or also purchase boxes for gifts. Overall, Pastille comes across as a standout chocolate destination in town, offering a refined ambiance, strong craft, and memorable, gift worthy treats that satisfy even seasoned chocolate lovers.View restaurant profile

Chocolats Favoris

Desserts & Sweets Ice Cream Chocolaterie

(156)

Sainte-Dorothée

Review Summary

Overall, Chocolats Favoris is described as a warm and welcoming spot with friendly, attentive service and staff who take time to guide guests through a wide range of ice cream flavors and chocolate dips. Reviewers praise the delicious variety, from light vanilla soft serve and thick chocolate coatings to tangy raspberry sorbet and cookies and cream coated treats, with many noting a crispy cone and a rich, indulgent experience. The store is frequently called beautiful and well stocked, offering year round ice cream and chocolate options that appeal to all ages. Helpful staff who offer tastings and tailored recommendations are highlighted, even when a preferred cone option is unavailable. While most reviews are positive, one comment mentions not loving the cone format and a potential shift away from cones, but the overall sentiment remains upbeat and focused on consistency, atmosphere, and value.View restaurant profile

Choco-Mango

Open until 5:30 pm

(14)

Val-d'Or

Desserts & Sweets Bakery Chocolaterie

Review Summary

Choco-Mango earns praise for cakes that are consistently delicious and as beautiful as they are tasty, with the in-house chocolates also noted as standout. The chef is described as kind, attentive, and professional, contributing to a service that feels warm and well run. The receptionist is singled out for a friendly, welcoming, and helpful attitude. Service is described as impeccable from start to finish, and customers say they would not hesitate to return. Overall, the reviews point to high quality desserts and reliable, friendly service that keeps guests coming back.View restaurant profile

Chocolats de Chloé Inc.

Chocolaterie Desserts & Sweets

(45)

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Review Summary

Overall, Chocolats de Chloé Inc. is described as a charming, small shop that delivers rich, meticulously crafted chocolates and standout truffles, with flavors that feel layered and rewarding; many reviews celebrate favorites like passion fruit, spice, and earl grey, and praise the almond chocolate bar and chocolate covered grapefruit peels as special treats, while others mention a variety that includes chocolate bars, single pieces, and even pistachio gelato, chai chocolate and coffee ice cream; the hot chocolate is praised for being flavorful and not overly sweet, and the service is repeatedly described as friendly and the store as delightful; a few notes point to limited variety at certain times, especially in the summer or in the advent calendar, and some expect higher value for the price, but the overall sentiment remains that the chocolates are exceptional and well worth a visit or a treat for oneself or as a gift, with many readers planning to return.View restaurant profile

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Biscuiterie Oscar

Desserts & Sweets Chocolaterie

(29)

Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve

Review Summary

Biscuiterie Oscar is described as a candy lover’s paradise with a huge, varied selection of sweets, chocolates and biscuits, including bulk options and a delivery service that makes gifting easy. The range covers both nostalgic favorites and newer or imported treats at generally good prices, with several reviews highlighting fresh products and frequent additions. The store is noted for a wide assortment in a clean, inviting atmosphere and friendly service, though a few notes mention that some items don’t match the quality seen at other locations. Overall it is considered worth a detour and a reliable go-to for personal treats or gifts, attracting visitors who return regularly.View restaurant profile

Le Musée du chocolat de la confiserie Bromont

Opens Tomorrow at 9 am

(114)

Bromont

Chocolaterie Desserts & Sweets

Review Summary

Le Musée du chocolat de la confiserie Bromont combines a chocolate shop, a small museum and a cafe with a varied range of sweets, from local treats to world chocolates. The museum is praised for its informative displays, while the shop offers a wide selection but reviews note many imported chocolates and prices that feel high for artisanal work. Dining on site is convenient but often served on disposable dishware, though brunch options with fruit and chocolate or a complete breakfast receive warm praise. The terrace and the cozy atmosphere are frequently highlighted, as is friendly service, making it a pleasant, family friendly stop with a touch of whimsy. Some comments caution that it leans touristy or focuses more on the shop than on pure artisanal chocolate, but the overall appeal lies in the variety, the chocolate storytelling, and the chance to learn about chocolate history.View restaurant profile

Chocolato

(48)

Vieux-Terrebonne

Review Summary

Chocolato is a popular, well located spot for a sweet break with a wide range of options including gelatos, sundaes and pastries, and the ice cream earns strong praise for flavor and variety. The setting near the waterfront makes it a pleasant stop after a walk, with a welcoming vibe and a nice outdoor terrace, and some reviews even call it a good place for gifts. Even when busy, service is frequently described as fast and friendly, though a few notes mention moments of brisk or less warm treatment. Portions are generous, especially the sundaes, and prices are said to be on par with other creameries. Some readers raise hygiene and staff gear concerns, such as jewelry or lack of hair nets, while others report smooth checkout and efficient service. A few comments suggest drinks could improve relative to the ice cream, but overall Chocolato is described as a solid go-to for a chocolatey treat.View restaurant profile

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L'affaire est Chocolat

Chocolaterie Desserts & Sweets Pastries

(125)

Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Crêpes Café Chocolaterie

Review Summary

Patrons describe L'affaire est Chocolat as a standout for hot chocolate, with a range of imported chocolates melted into milk and the option to adjust the amount, creating a rich, decadent and creamy cup that many call the best they've had. The European style chocolate and real chocolate origins are highlighted across reviews, and the hot chocolate tasting flight is seen as a must try. The menu also features crepes, ice cream and other desserts, with crepes receiving mixed notes while fruits are praised as fresh. Service is consistently described as friendly, courteous and efficient, with attentive staff and a welcoming atmosphere. The space is cozy and charming but small, leading to frequent crowds and limited seating, and queues can form especially during peak times though outdoor seating is available in good weather. Overall, it is highly recommended for chocolate lovers and casual visitors alike, with the caveat that peak times may require patience and that seating and space can be a challenge.View restaurant profile

Lecavalier Petrone

Open until 5:30 pm

(73)

Pointe St-Charles

Review Summary

Lecavalier Petrone is a standout Montreal patisserie and chocolatier, praised for light, delicate pastries and chocolates that show evident artistry and deliver flavors that feel balanced and memorable, with favorites including the Paris Brest, pistachio chocolate dulcey, dark araguani, and passion fruit caramel that are frequently cited for gifts, celebrations and holidays; a broad range of cakes, bakes, and advent calendars is noted as both delicious and beautifully crafted for special moments, whether gifting to bridesmaids or marking family occasions. The staff and owners are often praised for professionalism, warmth, and the dedication shown to fulfilling orders, with stories of going the extra mile to accommodate customers and support community fundraising. There are occasional caveats such as desserts not always matching photos, cakes only available in large portions, and online ordering or pickup logistics that can be lengthy, but overall Lecavalier Petrone remains a beloved local gem whose quality, artistry and generosity keep customers returning for signature items and for celebrations and holidays.View restaurant profile

Juliette & Chocolat

Desserts & Sweets Chocolaterie Crêpes Salads Juice Bar & Smoothies Café

(371)

Ahuntsic-Cartierville, Ville Saint-Laurent

Mentioned in: The Best Dessert Places in Montreal

Review Summary

Reviews describe Juliette & Chocolat as a warm, charming spot where desserts take center stage, from rich chocolate fondue to crepes, brownies, and pistachio cheesecake, often presented beautifully and served by friendly, attentive staff. The ambiance is repeatedly praised as cozy and inviting, making it a good choice for brunch, a casual coffee break, a study session, or a dessert outing with friends. While many experiences are delicious and the menu offers variety, some visits note downsides such as slower service during busy periods, occasional lapses in cleanliness, and missteps in order handling, with a few locations perceived as pricier. Some customers also appreciate halal options and creative twists with oriental touches, while others feel certain items are overly sweet or less impressive. Overall, Juliette & Chocolat remains a popular destination for chocolate lovers and dessert enthusiasts, delivering quality treats and a memorable atmosphere, with a few hiccups depending on location and time.View restaurant profile

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FG Chocolatiers

Chocolaterie Desserts & Sweets Ice Cream

(131)

Chambly

Review Summary

FG Chocolatiers earns praise for friendly staff, outstanding chocolates, and a broad, appealing range of desserts that many describe as both delicious and beautiful, with the shop in Chambly feeling welcoming and refined. The place is a popular choice for special occasions, as staff help select colors and designs for wedding gifts and guests, and the chocolate boxes and gifts are frequently highlighted as impressive. High quality ingredients and a chic presentation are repeatedly noted, and the chocolate and ice cream offerings, including hot chocolate, gelato, sorbets, pastries, and cakes, are described as excellent, with many saying the flavors are memorable. Some reviewers mention that prices are high and that packaging or value could be improved, but overall the service, variety, and flavor profiles keep guests returning and recommending FG Chocolatiers to others.View restaurant profile

Avanaa

(19)

Villeray-Saint-Michel

Chocolaterie

Mentioned in: A Local Guide to Villeray: Best Food, Drinks, and Local Gems

Review Summary

Avanaa is described as a premier bean to bar chocolate spot with a diverse range of bars from around the world and a quality that many reviewers say is exceptional. A chocolate tasting workshop is highlighted for its knowledgeable staff and clear explanations in French and English. Customers note the friendly service, the availability of samples, and a joyful shop atmosphere. Gift options and gift packs are frequently recommended for friends and family, and the shop is seen as a great place to find thoughtful chocolate gifts. The chocolates are praised for rich, smooth flavors with interesting textures and notes of crunch and coconut, including seasonal autumn varieties that feel comforting. Overall the reviews position Avanaa as a standout destination for high quality chocolate and attentive service.View restaurant profile

Chocolats Favoris

(90)

Trois-Rivières

Mentioned in: Where to Find Hot Drinks to Warm Up in Quebec City?

Review Summary

Chocolats Favoris draws praise for fast service at night and a friendly welcome, with guests enjoying a wide range of original chocolates and ice creams that can be eaten on site or outside in a clean space, and even a birthday ice cream surprise mentioned as a nice touch. Flavors like pistachio are highlighted and vegan options such as vegan soft serve are described as divine, though one visit could miss the vegan oat vanilla option and the raspberry sorbet is a good substitute. Some critique centers on high prices for the quality and quantity, plus decor that feels dated and a tendency to overlook small details. Small wooden spoons can be awkward to use, prompting some guests to bring their own spoon or opt for a cone. Overall the place is seen as a top ice cream destination with little to no wait, evolving products, friendly staff, and a strong inclination to return, with mentions of new items including ice cream poutine.View restaurant profile

Chocolato

(53)

Laval-des-Rapides, Chomedey

Review Summary

Chocolato draws mixed feedback from customers, with praise for a wide range of ice creams and for friendly, attentive service, but concerns about price and consistency appear in several reviews. Sundaes are highlighted as a good option on hot days, and the staff is often described as kind, though some visitors report staffing shortages, frequent order errors, and a sense of being a nuisance. The pistachio gelato is polarizing, with some finding it excellent and others calling it bland and the portions too small for the price. Overall, Chocolato is seen as worth a stop for chocolatey treats but with room to improve consistency and cleanliness, including suggestions like adding a trash bin outside to keep tables clear.View restaurant profile

Chocolats Favoris

(21)

Saint-Sauveur

Review Summary

Chocolats Favoris is praised for exceptional service and a friendly, attentive team, with chocolates described as absolutely delicious and a real favorite. The ice cream options are well regarded, including a chocolate sauce that many consider outstanding and not to be missed, though sorbet can feel overly sweet for some and a smaller portion is often preferred. A wide selection of chocolates and a high quality ice cream experience are highlighted as a consistent draw, and the Advent calendar is enjoyed by adult children. Prices are seen as reasonable by some but a few items feel expensive for what they are. An account mentions discomfort caused by owners toward a staff member, suggesting a toxic workplace moment, while overall the vibe remains positive when staff feel supported. The general takeaway is strong product quality and service that make visits worthwhile, with caveats about pricing and occasional workplace issues.View restaurant profile

Chocolats Favoris

Desserts & Sweets Chocolaterie Ice Cream

(29)

Val-d'Or

M.&Mme Chocolat

Open until 7 pm

(69)

Little-Italy, Mile-Ex

Chocolaterie

Review Summary

Reviews describe M.&Mme Chocolat as a must try for handmade, high quality artisanal chocolates with careful local ingredient choices and original flavor combinations. The variety is praised, with favorites like caramel passion fruit and other inventive bars and truffles, though some note that the shop is smaller so the chocolate to filling ratio may vary compared with larger chocolateries. The staff and owners are repeatedly described as warm, friendly, and professional, delivering attentive service and a welcoming atmosphere. Customers appreciate that the chocolates highlight Quebec terroir and use locally sourced products, with a range of creations presented in attractive packaging. Seasonal offerings include delicious hot chocolate in winter and ice creams in summer. Chocolates by the piece and assorted boxes are popular for gifts, and visitors say they return when in Montreal. Overall, M.&Mme Chocolat is seen as an artisanal gem near the Jean Talon market, delivering consistent quality and comforting, indulgent treats.View restaurant profile

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Choco Chocolat

Chocolaterie Desserts & Sweets Pastries

(22)

Joliette

Chocolaterie Ice Cream

Review Summary

Choco Chocolat is described as delivering excellent chocolate and dependable service even when crowded, with a broad menu that ranges from classic to inventive flavors like sesame and forest pepper. Prices are high but said to be comparable to other fine chocolate shops, and some reviews note a paper bag charge and bag sizes that don't suit gift boxes. The experience highlights include on site chocolate and hot chocolate, with the chocolate balls and the spiced versions praised for high quality and perfectly balanced flavor. A dark chocolate moka made on site is singled out as outstanding. Ice cream and soft serve are described as superb and artisanal, with flavors that change weekly, and crema and gelato available to take home. Some reviews mention feeling rushed to pay at the counter, and one experience notes the ice cream becoming mushy when a delay occurred. Overall, Choco Chocolat is seen as a must visit for chocolate lovers with a stylish ambiance and strong artisanal vibe, though crowds, ordinary parking, and occasional service hiccups temper the experience.View restaurant profile

Les délices de Marie

Opens Tomorrow at 10 am

(3)

Saint-Jérôme

Crèmerie Bobijoe et Chocolaterie Bobijoe

Ice Cream Chocolaterie Gluten-free Options

(36)

Terrebonne/Lachenaie

Review Summary

Crèmerie Bobijoe et Chocolaterie Bobijoe earns wide praise for warm, friendly service and personalized, impeccable customer care, with smiles all around and generous portions. Reviewers note a huge variety of options, including house made chocolate and a highly regarded Dubai ice cream and lemon sorbet, with many saying the flavors are rich, creamy and memorable. Allergies are taken seriously, with staff accommodating dietary restrictions and taking necessary precautions, including vegan options. The owners and staff are repeatedly described as very kind and attentive, and the overall atmosphere is welcoming. Opinions on value vary, as some customers find portions generous and gift worthy items appealing, while others feel prices are high for smaller sizes. Cleanliness and attractive presentation of products add to the positive impression, and many visitors say they will return and would recommend this creamery to friends and family. Overall the place stands out as a beloved neighborhood creamery with a wide range of homemade desserts and a friendly environment.View restaurant profile

Confiseries Hansel et Gretel

Opens Tomorrow at 9 am

(7)

Cowansville, Brome-Missisquoi

Pastries Café Juice Bar & Smoothies Chocolaterie

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Reviews of Confiseries Hansel et Gretel describe excellent and delicious chocolates with a wide gluten free selection. They highlight the ability to customize many products and note a strong variation in offerings across the seasons, which keeps the range feeling fresh. Overall, the sentiment emphasizes high quality, generous gluten free options, personalization, and seasonal variety.View restaurant profile

Chocolats Favoris

(134)

Repentigny

Mentioned in: Where to Find Hot Drinks to Warm Up in Quebec City?

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Chocolats Favoris is praised for its wide range of chocolate and ice cream flavors, with many noting that a cone is easy to finish and that the ice cream is consistently good to excellent, and the shop showcases Quebec chocolate craft. The atmosphere is warm and family friendly, with ample seating and parking, and some reviews highlight the expertise in chocolate. Prices are commonly described as high, though some feel the quality justifies the cost. Service is generally friendly, but cleanliness issues are reported by a few, including dirty toilets, lack of hand towels, dirty tables, and stained windows, as well as a confusing or poorly displayed menu. Overall Chocolats Favoris is seen as a memorable destination for chocolate lovers and worth a visit, but potential guests may want to consider cleanliness and value when deciding to go.View restaurant profile

Bonneau Chocolaterie

Crêpes Chocolaterie Desserts & Sweets Café Ice Cream Gluten-free Options

(92)

Ahuntsic-Cartierville

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Bonneau Chocolaterie is described as a refined neighborhood chocolatier with a wide range of chocolates and pastries, where favorites like pistachio éclair, caramel éclair, a chocolate dome, and orange chocolate are praised for depth of flavor and balance, and where the overall experience feels distinctly French in pastry tradition. Service is noted as attentive and friendly by many, with several reviews highlighting generous staff effort; a few visits mention moments of distant or inconsistent service. Prices are sometimes described as a bit high, but the quality, variety, and eye pleasing presentation are consistently celebrated, and there are stories of staff arranging to prepare a special order the same day, reinforcing its status as a local gem to support in Montreal.View restaurant profile

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Hartley Glaces & Chocolats

(43)

Saint-Lambert

Ice Cream Desserts & Sweets Crêpes Chocolaterie

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Reviews of Hartley Glaces & Chocolats consistently note excellent ice cream and strong chocolate offerings, with affogatos and sorbets singled out for particular praise and several visitors willing to make a detour for the frozen treats. Price perceptions vary from reasonable in the past to higher now, with some commentators also feeling the portions have shrunk, which affects overall value. Service experiences range from friendly, attentive staff to moments of limited customer engagement and occasions where customers felt rushed upon finishing their treats. Flavor variety is described as both a strength and a drawback, praised for quality yet occasionally seen as limited, especially for kids. Outdoor seating is mentioned positively by some, while others focus on the busy pace and at times hurried atmosphere. Overall, the product tends to carry the impression of high quality that justifies a visit, but rising prices and inconsistent service temper the experience compared to earlier visits and nearby options on the south shore.View restaurant profile

Icyvibes

Open until Midnight

(314)

Dollard-des-Ormeaux, Pointe-Claire

Mentioned in: Dubai Chocolate in Montreal: Where to Find the Viral Treat and Desserts Inspired by It

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Reviews describe Icyvibes as a dessert focused spot with generous portions, fresh fruit and a wide range of crepes, waffles and ice creams, with the Dubai Chocolate crepe and pistachio gelato repeatedly singled out for quality and flavor. The vibe is warm and lively, with many appreciating the late hours, while a few note that the dining area could be cleaner and the prices can be steep for what is offered. Service is a mix of fast, friendly efficiency and occasional lapses in attitude or consistency that can dampen the experience, though many customers leave impressed by the care in preparation and the variety of options. Overall, Icyvibes comes across as a go-to for creative desserts and indulgent treats, especially for late-night cravings, with strong praise for taste and portions and some suggestions for improving value and consistency.View restaurant profile

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Chocolato

(205)

Mont-Tremblant

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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

Chocolats Favoris

(150)

Vimont, Duvernay

Desserts & Sweets Pastries Chocolaterie

Mentioned in: Where to Find Hot Drinks to Warm Up in Quebec City?

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Chocolats Favoris receives praise for friendly service, a large range of products, and delicious ice cream and chocolate treats. The lava cake with ice cream and the chocolate dipped cones are frequently highlighted as must try items, and many samples mention testing the monthly flavor and the convenience of takeout options. Service is generally seen as good and courteous, though occasional reports of understaffing and longer lines at peak times suggest inconsistency at this location. The atmosphere is described as fun and lively with a sense of variety, making it a handy stop for a quick treat on the road. Some reviewers find the prices high and the sweets quite rich or overly sweet for lighter palates, while others feel the value is acceptable during promotions like the summer deal. Overall, Chocolats Favoris is considered a delicious option with broad appeal, but experience may vary in terms of value and service consistency.View restaurant profile

Pâtisserie & Cupcakerie Chocolat Show

Opens Tomorrow at 9 am

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Terrebonne/Lachenaie

Treize Chocolats

Chocolaterie Pastries Desserts & Sweets

(25)

Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu

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Treize Chocolats comes across as a warm, family-run chocolatier with on-site chocolate making and a clear passion for craft, where visitors can watch truffle production and even join a workshop. Shoppers praise a seasonally decorated shop, impeccable service, and a wide range including fine chocolates, macarons, house-made ice cream, sorbets, and gift boxes, with flavors described as refined and diverse. Macarons are highlighted as incredible and the sorbets offer strong fruit flavors with good chunks, while the staff is described as friendly and knowledgeable and the terrace is clean. One review notes an attitude issue from the owner toward employees, suggesting respectful treatment is important, though the overall impression is of a welcoming team and memorable service.View restaurant profile

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Pâtisserie Alex Platel

Open until 7 pm

(65)

Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Desserts & Sweets Pastries Sandwiches Chocolaterie

Mentioned in: The Best Croissants in Montreal: Our Top Picks Guide to the Best Galettes des Rois in Montreal for Epiphany View More

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Reviewers describe Pâtisserie Alex Platel as a standout for high quality pastries that are both beautiful and delicious, with prices that feel fair compared to other spots. Almond croissants, chocolate pastries, kouign amann, and citron presse are frequently highlighted, along with classics like apple pie, strawberry shortcake, pistachio cake, and fraisier. The pastries are praised for authentic flavors, balanced sweetness, and textures that reveal skill and care, and the staff is consistently described as warm and friendly. A number of visits note excellent value and a welcoming neighborhood bakery vibe, though some critics point to occasional inconsistencies in inventory, making items like certain croissants unavailable or disappointing when they do appear, and one Paris Brest was described as not meeting expectations. A festive chocolate display, a boozy rum baba, and well executed cakes add to the appeal. Overall it is regarded as one of the best patisseries in Montréal and a must visit for dessert lovers, with many praising freshness, variety and quality even as a few experiences fall short due to inconsistency.View restaurant profile

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Chocolats Favoris

(140)

Boucherville