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≈ 2.9 km
Canard Café offers a warm, welcoming neighborhood vibe with a cozy, relaxed atmosphere and a staff that makes guests feel at home. Coffee is consistently praised for its depth and variety, from rich lattes and cappuccinos to seasonal specials, complemented by a standout pastry program with croissants and sweet treats. The space is comfortable for working or catching up, featuring large tables, reliable wifi, and a calm background soundtrack. The menu includes vegetarian and vegan options, and the terrace is pet friendly, making it a friendly spot for families and dog owners alike. Guests often mention the sandwiches, bagels with salmon, and other bakery bites as highlights, along with a few standout tea and latte options. Although it can get busy due to popularity, the overall mood remains inviting, with a dedicated team and a cheerful, relaxed vibe that makes Canard Café a go-to spot in the neighborhood.View restaurant profile
Canard Café
Open until 5:30 pmMercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
Mentioned in: 18 Cafes in Montreal Perfect for Studying and Remote Work18 Essential Weekday Breakfast Restaurants in MontrealView More
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≈ 1.1 km
La Diperie receives praise for delicious ice cream and even some calls it the best ice cream, a wide selection of dips and toppings, and friendly, efficient service, with many noting a clean space inside and outside and that it is open in winter, plus options like cakes, donuts and waffles. The DIP with strawberries and cream is described as excellent, and the overall experience is often described as enjoyable with a welcoming staff. Some reviews highlight the place as tidy and the staff as approachable and quick, while others warn about deplorable hygiene, an unpleasant odor inside, long wait times and prices that feel high to some customers. Overall the impressions point to strong ice cream and a fun range of add ons at La Diperie, though experiences may vary by day and location.View restaurant profile
La Diperie
Opens Today at 5:30 pmLongueuil, Vieux Longueuil
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≈ 1.1 km
Brûlerie Café Crème comes across as a charming, cozy place with a calm atmosphere and excellent coffee, offering a diverse menu including sandwiches, paninis, salads and pastries at reasonable prices. The place is praised as a good spot for reading or having a discussion without shouting, with a friendly staff and a variety of breads and desserts that are fresh and flavorful. Some notes mention downsides such as cleanliness concerns, dusty ceilings and a space that can feel dark and dated, along with occasional service hiccups like an order mix up or a drink served too hot or cold. Privacy can be limited due to close table spacing, and heat inside can be uncomfortable during busy times, but the place remains popular. Overall it is seen as a reliable, affordable coffee spot, valued for its atmosphere, solid brew and menu variety, though visits may come with minor issues.View restaurant profile
Brûlerie Café Crème
Open until 7 pmLongueuil
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≈ 1.8 km
Peccadille Pâtisserie Chocolaterie Café comes across in reviews as a cosy, welcoming neighborhood spot with a warm vibe and a strong focus on pastries, chocolates, biscuits and coffee, with a lemon tart often singled out for its balance of sweetness and acidity. The offerings are described as tasty and well made, frequently using local ingredients, and the atmosphere is noted as calm and friendly with attentive service and ample parking. Families and casual visitors alike are drawn to a wide range of treats, including chocolates, pastries, biscuits, and drinks, with many praising the lemonade and the overall quality. Some critiques mention prices that feel high for the value and occasional inconsistencies in flavor or freshness across items such as a brownie, a sandwich, or the soup of the day. A cashless policy drew disappointment from some patrons, although others appreciate the convenience, and overall the place is regarded as a standout local gem worth returning to for treats and chocolate.View restaurant profile
Peccadille - Pâtisserie Chocolaterie Café
Opens Tomorrow at 7:30 amLongueuil
Mentioned in: Must-Try Yule Logs in Montreal: Our Picks for a Memorable Holiday Season
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≈ 2.4 km
Reviews describe Aube Boulangerie as a standout bakery in Montreal, with pastries and breads praised for freshness and high quality, including the sourdough, baguette, kouign amann, croissants, and a strong coffee program that many find excellent. A few items are highlighted as exceptional, while some readers note the menu can feel small. Nut allergy labeling is a recurring concern, with an incident where a chocolatine hidden hazelnuts caused a reaction and questions about ingredient lists and warning labels. Service is described as a mixed bag: some staff are welcoming and attentive, while others feel distracted or distant, though many customers find the ambiance cozy and conducive to work or chats. The prices are described as higher, but the quality and neighborhood vibe are often cited as worth it. Overall, Aube Boulangerie is regarded as a delicious, reliable option in the area, best experienced for its breads and pastries, with room for improvement in staff consistency and labeling.View restaurant profile
Aube Boulangerie
Open until 6 pmMercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
Mentioned in: Cinnamon Rolls in Montreal : Our RecommendationsTop 18 Must-Try French Bakeries and Pastry Shops in MontrealView More
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≈ 2.4 km
Reviews of Petit Cake MTL describe a warm welcome from the owner and service that can mirror a guest's energy, with diners noting a wide range of cupcakes and desserts such as red velvet, carrot, chai and churros caramel, plus sugar free and keto options that appeal to gluten free and sugar sensitive eaters. Some treats felt very sweet and left a strong aftertaste for some, while others praised the icing and the moist textures, and a matcha cupcake was sometimes criticized for a baking soda note. Fans of chocolate raspberry and red velvet from the French reviews highlight favorites, and a gluten free, low sugar approach is celebrated as a major strength. A birthday cake was good but benefited from resting after refrigeration, and the overall vibe is described as a cozy, small neighborhood gem with a standout selection and quality that makes the desserts feel indulgent yet approachable. While many celebrate the delicious products, a few reviews mention a colder ambiance and less warm service, with some perceiving bias, though these views are not universal. In sum, Petit Cake MTL is seen as a delicious destination with creative flavors, strong keto and low sugar options, attentive service, and broad appeal for locals and visitors alike.View restaurant profile
Petit Cake MTL
Opens Tuesday at 8 amMercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, Montreal-East
Mentioned in: The Most Indulgent Cupcakes in Montreal: Our Recommendations
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≈ 2.5 km
Bistro Siège Social is described as a superb dining spot with a stylish concept, a thoughtful design, and an affordable express lunch menu that many reviewers find very successful. Dishes such as a burger with Emmental and a quiche, along with egg mollet, beef and salmon tartares, duck confit, and coquille Saint Jacques with scallops, are highlighted for quality and tasty execution. The service is consistently praised as attentive and efficient, with staff explaining the menu and the chef's inspiration and stopping by regularly without being intrusive. A diverse drinks list offers cocktails, mocktails, wine and microbrews, including private imports, adding to the appeal. Indoor parking on Assigny Street is convenient, with free reimbursement upon presenting the bill, and behind the restaurant there is a counter offering sandwiches and pastries. The ambiance is repeatedly described as bright, warm and chic, with comfortable bar seating and a nice decor near the Longueuil metro. Price point is often singled out as a strength, delivering good value for quality, though some improvements are suggested such as adding ketchup for fries, more coat hooks, occasional water refills when busy, and faster service during peak hours. Overall, this spot is seen as a standout option for groups, business meals, and casual outings with a compelling mix of solid food, creative drinks, and a welcoming atmosphere.View restaurant profile
Bistro Siège Social
Opens Monday at 11:30 amLongueuil
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≈ 2.5 km
Le Blue Crèmerie & desserts is described as a stylish spot with a California-inspired decor and a modern, convivial vibe. Reviews highlight fast, friendly service and a welcoming atmosphere, though some note occasional delays in getting orders. The menu is praised for a wide range of desserts, with ice cream, waffles and other treats described as delicious and generously portioned. For celebrations and kids, the place is seen as a standout choice with a fun, original presentation that makes desserts feel extra special. Pricing is noted as slightly high by some, while others feel the quality and portions justify the cost. Packaging and presentation receive mixed feedback, with some saying it could be more presentable and personalized. Some comments point out that it may be less suitable for diabetics and that a few items did not meet expectations compared with other cremeries. Overall, Le Blue Crèmerie & desserts appears to be a popular, inviting destination with ample choices, a bright decor, and desserts that are large, indulgent, and tasty.View restaurant profile
Le Blue Crèmerie & desserts
Open until 10 pmLongueuil
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≈ 2.7 km
Presotea elicits a mixed overall impression: the location is described as ideal and hours have improved over the months, but Sunday closures and hours not consistently posted can make visits uncertain and Google hours updates are requested. A very helpful staff member is praised for delivering a memorable drink, and the service is generally regarded as solid. There are concerns about pearl colors not matching photos and about a brown sugar latte that seemed to have an odd texture, with notes of diluted milk and a tea flavor that did not always come through. Popular orders include the brown sugar latte with tapioca, taro slush, and the Japanese roasted coffee slush. The staff are described as hardworking in a metro setting, and a small drawing on the counter adds a quirky touch.View restaurant profile
Presotea
Open until 9 pmLongueuil
Mentioned in: The Best Places to Drink Bubble Tea in Montreal
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≈ 2.7 km
Bahina Café - Concept Store comes across as a warm, welcoming spot with a relaxed vibe, attentive service and a calm, friendly atmosphere that invites lingering. The coffee receives praise for quality and the food is consistently described as delicious and freshly prepared, with a range of sandwiches, brunch items, waffles and pastries that guests enjoy. The experience is enhanced by a personable, engaging owner who provides easy conversation and helpful tips, while Sunday saxophone music adds to the mood. The cafe also offers games to pass the time and a quiet setting that works well for work or chats, and an assortment of African products for sale, including Penja pepper. Overall, visitors express a wish to return, highly recommend the place, and leave feeling refreshed by a welcoming and convivial experience near the Jacques Cartier bridge.View restaurant profile
Bahina Café - Concept Store
Open until 7 pmLongueuil
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≈ 2.7 km
Reviews describe Première Moisson as delivering consistently fresh and delicious bread and pastries, with croissants, muffins, baguettes and other viennoiseries earning frequent praise, while on site dining options are sometimes limited and stock can run low. Service quality varies, ranging from warm, professional staff to encounters that feel rushed or unfriendly, and some customers note helpful employees who can inform on product availability. The atmosphere is often described as pleasant, clean and inviting, though the space can feel crowded during busy periods. Several comments point to long lines and separate queues for bakery and pastry, suggesting a single, smoother system would help, and there are occasional complaints about inadequate service at the counter. Overall, the product quality stands out as the strongest aspect, making the bakery a reliable choice for breakfast and take away, with room to improve consistency and flow in service.View restaurant profile
Première Moisson
Open until 7 pmLongueuil, Vieux Longueuil
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≈ 2.9 km
Première Moisson is described as a bakery with outstanding pastries and bread and a long standing presence that keeps bringing customers back, though opinions vary by location and visit. Service is frequently mentioned as slow and disorganized during busy periods, with lines, wait times at the counter, and occasional order mix ups or inconsistent attentiveness. Some dishes are praised for freshness and presentation, especially the variety of bakery items, while others are criticized for bland or undercooked components, improper preparation, or items arriving cold or poorly heated. Seating is often limited, with outside areas seen as pleasant in good weather, but the interior can feel noisy and cramped, and prices are seen as reasonable by some and too high by others depending on what is ordered. Overall, Première Moisson appears reliable for bread and bakery staples, but service quality and consistency vary by location and visit.View restaurant profile
Première Moisson
Open until 6 pmMercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
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≈ 2.9 km
Gaufres et glaces comes across as a place where oversized waffles and generous scoops of ice cream are paired with a wide range of flavors and toppings, with ingredients described as high quality and flavorful. Service is repeatedly praised for being friendly, attentive and efficient, creating a welcoming atmosphere and strong presentation. The spot is noted to be open late and suitable for groups, adding to its appeal as a top dessert destination in Montreal. While some mentions of price suggest it is on the higher side, most reviews agree that portions and flavor payoff make it worth it. Overall the reviews paint a positive, energetic impression of a viral favorite that many plan to return to again this summer.View restaurant profile
Gaufres et glaces
May be temporarily closedLongueuil
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≈ 3.1 km
Hoche Glacé earns praise for a wide and inventive ice cream lineup, with strong vegan and dairy-free options that often taste as rich as traditional flavors and a creamy texture that keeps things appealing as pistachio matcha, tiramisu tourillon, and apple crumble tourbillons appear among the favorites. The shop's cozy space and friendly, patient staff make visits pleasant, and sorbets and other non-dairy choices are highlighted as standout. Pricing is noted as on the higher side by some reviewers, and lines or wait times can be long, with a few comments about portions feeling smaller or melt times affecting enjoyment. The quality and variety, especially the use of local ingredients and the allure of signature tours, position Hoche Glacé as a top ice cream destination in the city, though potential visitors may want to plan for peak hours and higher prices.View restaurant profile
Hoche Glacé
May be temporarily closedMercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
Mentioned in: The Best Ice Cream in Montreal
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≈ 3.1 km
Overall, Biscuiterie Oscar is described as a candy lovers' destination with a wide, fresh assortment of sweets, chocolates, and biscuits, including both classics and newer items, plus imported brands and occasional limited editions, all at attractive prices. The store is repeatedly praised for friendly, helpful staff and clean, well organized displays, with service highlighted on purchases like a candy jar for holidays. Several reviewers travel from near and far to visit and say the selection is extensive and worth a detour. A few notes mention that quality can vary by item and that some bulk snacks may not be perfect, though these remarks are in the minority. The overall impression is enthusiastic, with many calling it excellent for treats, gifts, and celebrations, and some considering it among the best candy stores in the area.View restaurant profile
Biscuiterie Oscar
Open until 5:30 pmMercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
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≈ 3.1 km
Reviews highlight Arhoma's high quality products across bakery, cheese, sandwiches, desserts, and coffee, with many calling it a neighborhood staple and a go-to bakery in the area. Selection is praised for variety and freshness when available, including excellent croissants and pistachio croissant, tasty breads, and a well stocked cheese counter. Several notes mention the on-site cafe aspect and friendly service, with staff suggestions and a pleasant overall experience, though lines can be long during peak times. Price is described as sometimes high depending on the product. There are occasional complaints about freshness not being ensured late in the day, particularly baguettes and viennoiseries, and some inconsistency in product temperature or timing. A few isolated issues include order errors or dismissive service from one staff member, which dampen the otherwise positive impressions. Overall, Arhoma is seen as a top choice for bread, cheeses, pastries, and cafe fare with strong recommendations, while noting opportunities to improve freshness timing and customer service consistency.View restaurant profile
Arhoma
Open until 6 pmMercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
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