El Pastaman consistently earns praise for generous portions, fresh pasta, and sauces that taste handmade, with al dente noodles and balanced flavors across dishes like Rosa, carbonara, and El Blanco. The dining room is described as cozy and clean, and the casual takeout experience is smooth with fast service from a friendly team that shows care for allergies and special requests. Value stands out, with large portions and fair prices that appeal to students and locals alike, and the menu variety includes pastas, pizzas, and a standout tiramisu. The staff are repeatedly noted as attentive and welcoming, helping guests navigate ingredients and making the overall experience enjoyable even during busy times. Many reviews call it a hidden gem in Montreal and an excellent go to for a comforting, satisfying pasta night, whether dining in or taking meals to enjoy at home.View restaurant profile
Overall, Cuisine Pronto MTL earns praise for a wide variety of pizzas, fast delivery, and consistently tasty options, with notes on an excellent tomato sauce and the convenience of taking home restaurant quality pizza via their frozen pies; the service is described as friendly and responsive, with staff going the extra mile to help when issues arise, and the atmosphere is noted as charming, making each visit feel like a treat and encouraging return visits in Montreal.View restaurant profile
India Rosa Plateau is praised for inventive Indian fusion and brunch that elevates classics, with butter chicken Benedict, chicken and waffles, masala waffles, and a garlic naan that pairs beautifully with dishes. The menu offers bold flavors, generous tapas and vegetarian options, and the desserts and cocktails are repeatedly highlighted as memorable. The atmosphere is described as cozy, stylish, and welcoming, with modern decor and a lively yet relaxed vibe that suits brunch, dinner, or special occasions. The service is often described as friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable, with staff helping guests navigate the menu and accommodate dietary needs, though a few reviews note occasional delays during peak times and that pacing or noise levels can be challenging. Overall, India Rosa Plateau is regarded as a top choice for Indian inspired fare, with consistently delicious food, compelling presentation, and a vibrant, convivial setting that invites return visits.View restaurant profile
La Panzeria offers an authentic Italian experience with fresh, simple dishes that are executed with care and full of flavor. The focaccia, panzerotti, burrata and the standout combinations with mortadella, pistachios and figs are repeatedly praised, along with handmade pastas such as orecchiette and a pistachio pesto pasta. The atmosphere is cozy and intimate, with friendly, attentive service and a welcoming vibe that invites lingering over a meal or an espresso. Across reviews, the quality of ingredients and the sense of being transported to Apulia shine through, making it feel like a true taste of Italy outside of Italy. While the space is small and reservations are wise, the overall impression is one of consistency, hospitality, and dishes that feel both comforting and artisanal. La Panzeria proves popular for lunch or dinner, celebrated for authenticity, aroma and memorable flavors that keep guests coming back.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Wawel Patisserie Boulangerie as a cozy, European style bakery and cafe with a huge variety of pastries, Polish sweets, breads, deli items and good coffee. Guests praise housemade pierogies, plum filled ponki, Krakowska sausage, beignets and a wide range of fresh sandwiches, plus a warm, attentive staff and affordable prices. The atmosphere is often called charming and welcoming, with plenty to discover on the shelves and the option to dine in or take away. While several visits highlight fresh, delicious items, a few notes mention day old pastries on some mornings and suggest discounting or labeling older stock. Overall the place is seen as a reliable go to for comforting, well made treats and a distinctly Polish influence that keeps people returning to try more.View restaurant profile
Soufflé is described as a quiet, cozy spot with a relaxing atmosphere that invites lingering over dessert, especially on a cold day with a hot coffee. Pastries are praised for being super soft, light, and delicately scented, with balanced sweetness. A lighter style cheesecake is a hit, crowned with berry, caramel, and pistachio toppings, and the not overly sweet profile wins converts who usually dislike dense cheesecakes. Generous portions are noted, making it a favorite for a sweet treat in Montreal. Staff are described as efficient and friendly, contributing to a welcoming vibe that makes visitors want to stay awhile.View restaurant profile
For Boulangerie Au Pain Doré, reviews sketch a warm, welcoming atmosphere with friendly service and a convenient location near a park and the Prefontaine metro. Pastry lovers praise croissants, especially almond croissants, and items like the salmon Danish, the lemon basil lemonade, and a chicken pesto sandwich, while pistachio raspberry is praised and vanilla caramel is not as good; the chocolate croissant is noted as particularly tasty. The matcha latte is singled out as the worst, with an odd taste resembling coffee. Desserts in verrines and various sliced breads get positive mentions, though tartlets such as apple almond and pear almond with blueberries disappoint for many, lacking fruit and pastry cream. Repeated visits and a generally impeccable, warm service are highlighted, along with a pleasant summer terrace and the bakery's aroma, while a few comments suggest basic training could improve some staff interactions. Overall, readers are encouraged to visit and explore a range of offerings, noting strong savory and sweet options alongside some room for improvement.View restaurant profile
3 Patapoufs is described across reviews as a beloved neighborhood bakery and cafe offering a broad array of French pastries, breads and cafe bites, with standout croissants, pain au chocolat, danishes, brioche and savory options; the products are frequently praised for freshness, quality, and variety, and many mention the warm, welcoming atmosphere and efficient service, the made in house feel, and a strong coffee program. Customers often highlight the consistency of most items, the ability to linger with a coffee and pastry or a light lunch, and the appeal of new seasonal offerings and a well stocked counter of pastries, sandwiches and delicacies. Some reviewers note occasional inconsistencies in pastry quality or service, and a few complaints about tipping practices, higher prices over time, or slower experiences during peak times, but the overall sentiment remains highly positive, with 3 Patapoufs being deemed a cornerstone of the neighborhood and a reliable place to satisfy cravings for bread, viennoiseries and artisanal snacks in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Parc Sans Gluten stands out for gluten free pastries that rival non gluten free options, with croissants that are light, flaky and flavorful, along with delightful danishes and empanadas. The staff are repeatedly described as friendly and welcoming, and the setting by La Fontaine park with a sunny outdoor seating area adds to the appeal. Many reviews highlight safety for celiacs and dairy free eaters and call Parc Sans Gluten a must visit in Montreal for gluten free baked goods. A few notes mention that the owner can be less accommodating, prices can be steep and a payment glitch caused discomfort, indicating room for improvement in service. Overall the consensus paints Parc Sans Gluten as a true gem with exceptional pastries, generous variety and reliable quality that makes repeated visits likely, with some travelers even hoping for future locations.View restaurant profile
Overall, La Cave à Manger comes across as a cozy, hidden gem in Old Montreal with a pastry lineup that many describe as standout for its flaky, buttery textures, especially pistachio croissants and pistachio croissant rolls, croissant éclairs, and almond chocolate croissants, alongside well-regarded bagels and ham and cheese croissants. The space is intimate and often downstairs, with a charming outdoor seating area that is nice in good weather but limited in places and occasionally affected by birds. The staff are repeatedly described as friendly, attentive, and accommodating, helping make visits memorable with small thoughtful touches. Prices are noted as higher for the area, but most feel the quality and freshness justify the cost, even as a few items or experiences fall short or feel overpriced. Overall, it remains a must-visit for pastry lovers and a reliable spot for coffee and treats, balancing Old Port atmosphere with bakery excellence.View restaurant profile
Overall, reviews of Umami Épicerie - Umami Bar à Gyoza describe a cozy spot with appealing presentation and a mix of strong positives and a few caveats. Diners praised items like shiitake gyozas, cucumber salad, and curry udon, as well as the lemonade, while noting the bowls are cute and the location convenient with outdoor seating in summer. The vegan oriented menu impressed some visitors with quality and tastiness, though others felt the ramen options and vegan dishes lacked traditional Japanese depth, mentioning bland broths or flavors not quite authentic. Spiciness tended to be milder than some expectations, and a few comments pointed to limited service staff on busy nights given the prices. Taken together, Umami Épicerie - Umami Bar à Gyoza emerges as a solid find for food lovers seeking pleasant ambiance and well executed dishes, with several standout plates and a few flavor balance caveats depending on palate.View restaurant profile
Diners at Bacaro Pizzeria praise the Neapolitan style pizza with a thin crust and fresh ingredients, with the burrata pizza in particular drawing praise even as some feel it is pricey for what it is. Pasta dishes also earn compliments, portions are generous, and the kids menu with drawings and crayons is appreciated. Service is generally attentive and friendly, though a few reviews note occasional inexperience that some see as part of the charm. The atmosphere is described as vibrant and versatile, suitable for casual meals, romantic evenings, or weekend brunch, with welcoming indoor and outdoor seating and comfortable noise levels. Overall Bacaro Pizzeria seems to deliver consistently tasty food and a good value with attentive service, while some reviewers mention price concerns and minor hiccups as room for improvement.View restaurant profile
Overall, reviews describe Mama Khan as a popular Montreal halal Pakistani spot known for authentic Peshawari flavors, generous portions and comforting dishes like butter chicken karahi, chapli kebab, biryani and plenty of naan. The service is repeatedly praised as warm and attentive, with a family like atmosphere and strong community spirit reflected in efforts to feed those in need. Some notes warn that delivery can be unreliable and spice levels can be mild unless extra heat is requested, but most diners agree the food is flavorful, portions are substantial, and the experience makes it a must visit for many.View restaurant profile
Pâtisserie Harmonie offers a wide range of pastries in a small, lively space with a self service concept that lets customers fill their displays with what they crave. Reviews emphasize freshness and variety, blending traditional pastries with a strong Asian selection and highlighting many items that are still warm and flavorful. Mochi are described as vegan and coconut milk based, generally tasty, though a few tasters find them a bit bland, while other pastries are praised for generous fillings and appealing textures. The overall value is frequently noted, with affordable prices and quick service making it a reliable stop for locals and visitors in the Chinatown area. A few drawbacks appear, such as a busy crowd that makes the place feel hectic at peak times, and occasional items that could benefit from a little longer cooking, as well as a beverage that loses its slushiness quickly. Nevertheless, the assortment of buns, donuts, red bean treats, green tea flavors, and other specialties inspires repeat visits, and many reviewers describe the experience as worth the trip.View restaurant profile
Reviews of YiFang Taïwan Fruit The show a mix of experiences, with some customers reporting rude staff, a long wait, and a coconut latte that tasted watered down and overpriced, along with a note that French is not spoken in the shop and a request for more staff; on the positive side, others praise the menu for unique drinks, love the Strawberry Milk Slush, and mention that sweetness can be tuned by choosing sugar level, with the double chocolate waffle also getting good marks, while many say the drinks are reasonably priced and the atmosphere is quaint and inviting for bubble tea lovers; the staff are described as helpful in selecting boba based on personal interests, and overall the place is often recommended to fellow boba enthusiasts, described at times as paradise for fans of bubble tea.View restaurant profile
Kutum Montreal earns high praise for a warm, family-run atmosphere and a Bengali French fusion that blends traditional Bangladeshi flavors with creative twists like naan pizza, tacos and tapas. The menu is described as flavorful and inventive, with standout items such as shrimp and beef tapas, chicken and shrimp platters, shakshuka, and a pistachio Nutella latte that many say is memorable. Patio or terrace spaces are frequently called a vibe, and the overall ambience is cozy and welcoming, with friendly service that many reviewers say goes above and beyond. Brunch is a recurring highlight, with praise for the varied options and halal offerings that bring a comforting, homey touch. A few reviews note occasional inconsistencies in seasoning or service timing, but the consensus remains that Kutum Montreal offers a distinctive and comforting fusion experience worth returning for.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Rôtisserie St-Hubert Express present a mixed but generally positive picture, with standout service on many visits and some concerns about cleanliness and presentation on others. Some diners found the service mediocre, glasses and utensils not very clean, and the plate presentation terrible, while other guests praised excellent or impeccable service and friendly staff. The price is described as pricey, though the meals are considered worth it at times. Desserts such as cakes with caramel sauce are mentioned as pleasant treats, and the food quality is generally described as good. The establishment is described as clean by some reviewers, with compliments to the team and strong recommendations for the service and overall experience. Overall, experiences range from underwhelming to very positive, with good food and strong service balancing occasional lapses in cleanliness and presentation and varying perceptions of value.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Le Beau Marché as a welcoming, well curated boutique market near the Old Port, where friendly staff, a beautifully decorated entrance, and reliable service set a positive tone. The shop earns praise for fresh bread and pastries, cheeses, wine, ready to go meals, and a strong selection of local and French products, with many noting it as a convenient stop for travelers and a dependable partner for events and catering. Notable highlights include sandwiches, a cheese tray, and standout French pastries, along with a cafe element and good value. A rare hygiene concern is raised about bread handling without gloves at checkout. Overall, the market is seen as high quality, versatile, and friendly, making it a frequent go to for both everyday shopping and special occasions.View restaurant profile
