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≈ 0.8 km
Canaël is widely praised for a wide range of freshly baked pastries and breads, with favorites such as croissants and especially almond croissants, pain nordique, and the jambon beurre, plus quiches, cakes and a broad mix of sweet and savory items all available for takeout. The pastries are described as fresh and flavorful, often best when warmed, and the overall quality is celebrated as outstanding with many items tempting enough to sample or take home. Reviewers note an extensive selection and the convenience of ready to go meals and sandwiches along with coffee options. The atmosphere is described as warm and authentic, with friendly, welcoming staff and eco friendly packaging using paper bags. A common caveat is the lack of seating and restrooms, though some view the design as part of its eco approach, and a terrace exists but is not always used. The location in Bromont is appreciated for its inviting exterior, aroma, and proximity to a walking path behind the building. Overall Canaël is regarded as one of the region's best bakeries, delivering consistent freshness and variety that draws locals and visitors alike.View restaurant profile
Boulangerie Pâtisserie Canael
Opens Tomorrow at 7:30 amBromont, Brome-Missisquoi
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≈ 0.8 km
Reviews of Dooly's in Bromont highlight a consistently friendly atmosphere with courteous, attentive staff who meet customers' needs, and appreciation for the team. The venue keeps winter golf energy alive with good service and a welcoming space. The billiards hall is described as very nice, with an excellent menu and good beer, a pleasant ambiance, impeccable service, and tables in excellent condition. Ample parking and clean restrooms add to the appeal, and there is plenty of space for socializing while playing billiards or darts. Visitors say the pool experience is enjoyable, the food is good, and evenings for drinks and meals paired with billiards or darts are relaxed and comfortable.View restaurant profile
Dooly's
Open until 11 pmBromont, Brome-Missisquoi
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≈ 2.4 km
Reviewers describe N Latté as a charming, cozy cafe in the old Bromont area with a warm vibe and plenty of seating both downstairs and upstairs. The place is easy to reach with convenient nearby parking, and the coffee is consistently praised as well made by skilled baristas with a range of specialty options from local roasters. The menu features a wide array of gluten free and vegan options, plus comforting soups, sandwiches and pastries that are often described as delicious. The atmosphere is friendly and welcoming, with a dog friendly policy and a pleasant terrace for good weather days. Some notes mention busy times can lead to longer waits, but the overall impression remains positive. Desserts and baked goods are repeatedly highlighted as a standout, along with a relaxing space that is good for reading, working or catching up with friends. Overall, N Latté is seen as a reliable go to for great coffee, tasty bites and a warm neighborhood vibe.View restaurant profile
N latté
Opens Tomorrow at 8 amBromont, Brome-Missisquoi
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≈ 2.6 km
Reviews describe Café 1792 as a charming, cozy spot with a cute vibe, books and eclectic furniture, and welcoming staff, where the coffee offerings, mochaccinos, cakes, soups, sandwiches and even Italian sorbets get praise for quality and atmosphere, and several say the overall experience is warm and enjoyable with good service. The ambiance is often calm and intimate, though some patrons find it quite noisy due to loud cell phone use and would welcome a policy to encourage respectful phone behavior. A few visits note inconsistent coffee quality, like an acidic or bitter latte, and there are mentions that celiac options can be limited. Overall Café 1792 is seen as a pleasant place to pause or have a casual meal, with a strong emphasis on its cosy feel and friendly staff, balanced by caveats about noise and occasional coffee flaws.View restaurant profile
Café 1792
Opens Tomorrow at 8 amBromont, Brome-Missisquoi
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≈ 2.6 km
Le Musée du chocolat de la confiserie Bromont comes across in reviews as a charming, compact spot that blends a chocolate shop, a small museum, and a cafe with brunch options. Visitors praise rich chocolates, a wide variety including local and imported items, and menu highlights such as crepes with chocolate and fruit or a complete breakfast, with many noting generous portions and a peaceful terrace sanctuary. The atmosphere is described as cozy and family friendly with friendly service and a warm welcome, making it a good stop during a Bromont visit. Some critics mention prices that are high and a reliance on imported products, and a few feel the chocolate quality is variable or not strictly artisanal, though the hot chocolate is often singled out as excellent. The museum aspect is appreciated for historical context and chocolate themed exhibits, though the display is small and the experience can feel a bit touristy. Overall it is viewed as a worthwhile, pleasant stop for chocolate lovers, offering a mix of souvenirs and local treats and a scenic outdoor seating option.View restaurant profile
Le Musée du chocolat de la confiserie Bromont
Opens Tomorrow at 9 amBromont
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≈ 2.9 km
Overall, reviews describe Julius Cafe as delivering delicious coffee with superb beans, especially from micro plantations, and first impressions matter to customers. A gift certificate for coffee at Julius adds a positive note, and online ordering for pickup is mentioned. Yet there is frustration with order fulfillment and communication when deliveries are promised for the same day but then nothing is heard for days. The lack of timely updates is seen as a barrier to turning this into regular purchases. Despite these issues, the coffee quality earns strong praise and encourages trying the cafe for its bean quality.View restaurant profile
Julius Cafe
Opens Tomorrow at 9 amBromont, Brome-Missisquoi
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≈ 2.9 km
Si Petit Soit-il is described as the best dessert spot in the eastern townships, with a superb selection of cheesecakes and good coffees. Reviews highlight a very accommodating and friendly atmosphere and service that always wears a smile. The pistachio cheesecake is singled out as among the best ever, with other flavors like blueberry lemon and Oreo also receiving high praise. Customers say it is worth stopping by when passing Bromont and that they will definitely return, often sharing desserts with friends and recommending the place to others. Overall the place is noted for being well kept, with cheerful staff and memorable treats.View restaurant profile
Si Petit Soit-il
Opens Tomorrow at 9 amBromont
