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
La Mie Bretonne receives widespread praise for its fragrant bakery atmosphere and the high quality of viennoiseries, especially croissants and chocolate croissants, with many noting fresh pastries, rich flavors, and items like focaccia and quick lunch options. The bakery also offers a well rounded selection of cheeses, meats, and pre-made meals, along with coffee and cappuccino, making it a convenient spot for a fast bite or a sit down. Service is described as warm and efficient, and the space is welcoming, with a small yet pleasant dining area and a strong sense of passion in the products. Reviewers highlight the bread as exceptional, sometimes the best in the area, and some call it a hidden gem or one of their favorite places, with mentions of a Granby expansion and trips from Cowansville. A few notes include that chocolateines can lack chocolate and some pastries may feel a bit like frozen store bought items, but overall La Mie Bretonne delivers delicious pastries, quality croissants, and a clear focus on local products that sets it apart.View restaurant profile
Overall, visitors describe Le Vignoble du Ruisseau as a magical place that shines in every season, with a stunning setting inside and out and views that invite lingering; the vineyard earns praise for international caliber wines, engaging tastings, and a welcoming, attentive staff that makes the experience feel well curated. The site is repeatedly cited as enchanting and a must visit along the Route des vins, with a top notch tour, delicious cocktails, and a range of local products including maple specialties. Ownership has recently changed hands, yet reviewers feel the new caretakers share the same passion and values, and there is excitement about upcoming recipes from a noted chef. Some feedback notes logistical hiccups such as confusing Sunday hours for the tasting hall, restrictions that tasting does not always align with bottle purchases, and questions about whether picnics or lunches are allowed, along with reports that cyclists were blocked from accessing the terrace. Despite these issues, the overall impression is of a stunning venue with memorable experiences that invite a return visit.View restaurant profile
Caféine & Co comes through as a charming, welcoming spot with high ceilings, clean lines and plenty of natural light, a vibe that feels cozy and suitable for both work and a relaxed visit. Coffee lovers praise a range of drinks from a well balanced latte to a standout macadamia milk latte and a highly enjoyable matcha latte, with iced versions and mousse textures noted as a game changer. The menu offers generous portions and appealing options such as a Brie and apple sandwich, tuna sandwich, açai bowls and pastries, with many mentions of healthy choices and thoughtful allergy accommodations. The atmosphere is described as friendly, dog-friendly and kid-friendly, with attentive service and staff who remember preferences and verify allergies, making visits feel personal. Some reviewers feel the area could use a bit more soul and note practical quirks like the absence of a restroom in the building, but overall Caféine & Co is seen as a dependable, pleasant stop for good coffee, tasty bites and a welcoming experience.View restaurant profile
Reviewers describe Désirables Gâteries as an excellent, divine spot with homemade desserts and solid savory options, noting the apple pie has firm apples and that quiche, tart and lasagna are succulent; the carrot cake is praised as the best ever, and desserts in general are described as divine. Service is quick and courteous, the space feels small in winter, and items can be taken home to reheat and enjoy. A chicken pate is excellent but a bit pricey, there is no coffee, and everything is homemade from pies and pate to soups and quiche. Overall, the collection of reviews highlights the quality of the desserts and the tasty offerings at Désirables Gâteries.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Sauge Café as a cozy, pleasant spot with a warm ambience and a lakeside terrace that shines in the summer. The coffee is a highlight, with the matcha latte made with oat milk frequently singled out as a favorite. Food is seen as light fare rather than a full meal, with snacks good for a quick bite and some dishes receiving mixed marks for freshness. Service is described as friendly but not always reliable, with occasional delays, miscommunications about ingredients, and charges for larger portions that surprised some customers. Overall Sauge Café is praised for its atmosphere and view and cited as a good spot to relax or work, with many likely to return for the coffee and setting despite occasional hiccups.View restaurant profile
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Confiseries Hansel et Gretel earns praise for being excellent and delicious with a wide range of gluten free options. It is described as an excellent chocolaterie with many customizable products and strong seasonal variation. One reviewer notes wow and a long mmm indicating delight and a wish to eat all the chocolates. Overall the reviews highlight high quality chocolate, customizable offerings, and seasonal variety as the key strengths of the experience.View restaurant profile
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
