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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 Andrée
Opens Today at 10 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.3 km
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
Amango Cacao
Milk-free and fair trade chocolates.
Opens Today at 11 am
Outremont
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≈ 1.5 km
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
Chocolats de Chloé Inc.
Opens Today at 10 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.8 km
Overall, reviews of Pâtisserie Alex Platel celebrate fresh, flavorful pastries made with evident passion, with standout items such as croissants, kouign amann, éclairs, fraisier, tarte tatin and mille-feuille, and a strong sense of artisanal craft. The takeout-friendly setup and nearby parks make it easy to enjoy treats outdoors, and many describe the bakery as one of the best in Montreal for pastry lovers. Customers frequently praise variety, quality, and friendly service, and note the shop as a reliable go-to for a quick, delicious bite. Some feedback points to higher prices and smaller portions in recent years, occasional inconsistency, and at least one report of a freshness issue, while a few reviews mention uneven friendliness from staff and the lack of indoor seating. All told, the location is appreciated for its passion-driven offerings and the desire to return to try more pastries and chocolates, even as some shoppers weigh value and consistency.View restaurant profile
Pâtisserie Alex Platel
Open until 6:30 pmOutremont, Mile-End
Mentioned in: Guide to the Best Galettes des Rois in Montreal for EpiphanyOur Outremont Food Guide: Where to Eat, Drink, and Grab a Sweet TreatView More
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≈ 1.9 km
État de Choc comes across as a premium chocolate destination with a wide, expertly curated selection of chocolates made with care and a true connoisseur vibe, complemented by friendly, knowledgeable staff. Reviewers highlight the variety and quality, including special flavors and both local and imported bars, with notes of sugar free milk chocolates and an educational emphasis on bean to bar processes. The Advent Calendar is described as spectacular for flavor, value, and shareability, and many find it superior to other brands they have tried. The atmosphere and service receive constant praise, with staff described as patient and attentive, helping both casual tasters and serious chocolate lovers choose gifts or souvenirs in a vibrant neighborhood. Overall, État de Choc is seen as a standout spot where the chocolate is exceptional, the selection diverse, and the experience engaging for enthusiasts and newcomers alike.View restaurant profile
État de Choc
Opens Today at 11 amLittle-Italy
Mentioned in: The Ultimate Little Italy Food Guide: Best Eats, Drinks, and Hotspots
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≈ 2 km
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
M.&Mme Chocolat
Opens Tomorrow at 11 amLittle-Italy, Mile-Ex
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≈ 2 km
Overall, reviews describe HolyChoco as a destination for rich, indulgent crepes and chocolate desserts with large, generously topped portions that many say are among the best in Montreal. Standouts include pistachio cookies and a variety of decadent crepes, with some calling the crepes the best in the city and the overall dessert experience memorable. Yet price is a frequent point of contention, with portions sometimes weighing against cost, and service or ambiance receiving mixed praise. Some visits are praised for friendly staff and thoughtful touches like a fruit plate for a baby, while others mention slow service, crowded settings, loud music, or long waits. The atmosphere can be vibrant and busy, but the focus on sweet tooth indulgence remains clear. Overall, HolyChoco is viewed as a must try for dessert lovers, delivering standout chocolate and crepe experiences that can be worth it for enthusiasts despite variability in value and service.View restaurant profile
HolyChoco
Opens Today at 4 pmDowntown
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≈ 2 km
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
Pastille - Chocolaterie artisanale
Opens Today at 10 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 2.5 km
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
Chocolats Favoris
Opens Today at 11 amDowntown, Quartier des Spectacles
Mentioned in: Where to Find Hot Drinks to Warm Up in Quebec City?
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≈ 2.5 km
At Jeff de Bruges, reviews describe a welcoming place with friendly, attentive staff who take time to offer good advice and a pleasant service experience. Customers note the option to pick up a box of chocolates and praise the range and quality, even though prices are higher. The chocolates are described as excellent, comparable to offerings in other boutiques, and the atmosphere is said to be pleasant with staff who are warm and patient. Overall, the experience is viewed as high quality and gift-worthy, with strong customer care and a consistent positive impression.View restaurant profile
Jeff de Bruges
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Opens Today at 10 am
Downtown
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≈ 2.7 km
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
Juliette & Chocolat
Opens Tomorrow at 4 pmLittle-Italy, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie
Mentioned in: The Best Dessert Places in Montreal
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≈ 2.8 km
C'Chocolat is widely praised as a chocolate lovers destination, offering a broad lineup of desserts from the dramatic C'Wow dome to bubble waffles, crepes and chocolate drinks, with many items described as rich, indulgent and beautifully presented. The atmosphere is described as cozy and the staff generally friendly, with standout options like pistachio hot chocolate and a variety of chocolate based cocktails that are often highlighted as must tries. Reviews note generous portions and solid quality for dessert, though some mention high prices and occasional slow or uneven service, sometimes linked to staffing or management. Overall, it seems to deliver on flavor and variety, making it a popular late night spot for chocolate lovers and a go to for any sweet craving.View restaurant profile
C'Chocolat
Opens Today at 11 amDowntown
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