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Montreal Patisserie-st-martin Restaurants

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Patisserie St Martin - Montreal Patisserie-st-martin Restaurants
Bakery/Pastry Shop Top Pick

Patisserie St Martin

Open until 8 pm
(250)

Review Summary

Overall, reviews describe Patisserie St Martin as a go-to bakery with a broad, Italian-inspired selection of pastries, cannolis, taralli, paninis, pizzas, and custom cakes, noted for freshness, beautiful presentation and strong flavors built on quality ingredients; many celebrate delicious pastries, sandwiches, and lunch options, with standout items like cannelonis and tomato pizza, while others praise wedding cakes that are faithful to designs and delicious; the service is described as warm and efficient by many, though a few experiences mention rude or condescending staff and occasional hiccups; some comments point to occasional inconsistencies such as dry pastries or pizzas not fully cooked; the venue is described as clean, inviting and reasonably priced, making it a good quick bite or celebratory dessert, with several reviewers calling it the best bakery in town or a must-stop.View restaurant profile
Patisserie St Martin - Montreal Patisserie-st-martin Restaurants
Bakery/Pastry Shop Top Pick

Patisserie St Martin

Open until 8 pm
(113)

Review Summary

Patrons describe Patisserie St Martin as offering a rich mix of Italian pastries, sandwiches and warm drinks, with cannoli repeatedly singled out as outstanding and pizzas and sandwiches generally praised for flavor and generous fillings; the selection is broad and inviting, and the terrace overlooking Jean Talon Market is a pleasant plus for many; service is often efficient, though some note that staff could be warmer; desserts such as the fresh strawberry shortcake are enjoyed, while crème brûlée is seen as disappointing and mille-feuille as bland or salty, and there are some quibbles about online ordering, including misrepresented quantities or quality; a disappointing discount-basket experience with a third-party delivery service involved dry bread leading to regret; overall the place is viewed as a solid nearby option, with many items repeatedly praised, a willingness to return, and a sense that the extensive choices can make deciding difficult.View restaurant profile

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