Best Poutine, Tea, Pastries, Keto Restaurants in Montreal (2026) - Reviews & Menus

Shack Attakk - Poutine, Tea, Pastries, Keto Restaurants in Montreal

Mont-Saint-Hilaire

Burgers Sandwiches Poutine Ice Cream Vegan Options Vegetarian

Review Summary

Shack Attakk comes across as a lively, casual spot for burgers and comfort bites with a welcoming, family friendly vibe and good value. Reviewers praise the burgers as tasty and consistently well made, with standout onion rings and fried pickles, and a menu that includes vegetarian and gluten-free options. The decor and atmosphere evoke a California surf theme, and outdoor seating adds to the appeal in good weather. The ambiance is described as welcoming and fun, though music can be a bit loud for some. Service is frequently noted as friendly, efficient and attentive, yet a few visits mention slower or inconsistent service and one allergy-related incident where questions were dismissed. Some dishes like poutine receive mixed reactions, while portions and prices are often described as reasonable or fair. Many guests say they would return, citing the dog-friendly policy, a family-friendly layout, and the overall experience as a highlight in the area, with Shack Attakk standing out despite occasional misfires in timing or taste.View restaurant profile

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Shack Attakk

Opens Today at 7 am

(604)

Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Breakfast Regional Poutine Burgers Keto Vegetarian

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Shack Attakk stands out in reviews for a picturesque beachy vibe that feels like a seaside escape, with a nautical ambience and welcoming decor, and generous portions. The menu gets praise for hearty comfort items like poutine, crispy bacon and sausages, burgers including the iceberg lettuce burger, seafood, and brunch options with gluten free and keto choices, making it a good pick for families and groups seeking kid friendly and allergy aware options. Service is described as amazing, attentive and friendly at times, with several reviewers highlighting quick, courteous staff; however others report slow, inconsistent service, long wait times, and communication gaps that dampen the experience, especially for those dining with children or seniors. Parking can be challenging in busy hours, and a few menu substitutions or changes, such as bread swapped for lettuce or margarine instead of butter, sparked mixed reactions. Overall Shack Attakk is seen as a strong go to for casual meals, with many praising the vibe and flavors while noting room for improvement in consistency and pacing.View restaurant profile

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Le Marquis Signature Santé

Opens Today at 9 am

(391)

Old Montreal

Bakery Pastries Desserts & Sweets Bistro Market Healthy

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Le Marquis Signature Santé is described across reviews as a gluten free haven where every item is gluten free and often dairy free, with croissants, pastries, crepes and croissant sandwiches that are flaky, buttery and surprisingly indistinguishable from gluten versions. Favorites repeatedly mentioned include Nutella crepes, mille-feuille, pistachio eclairs, lemon tart and pear mango cake, and there is also note of frozen croissants available to take home. The atmosphere is typically warm and cozy, and staff are praised for friendliness and helpfulness, though a few comments point to occasional uneven service. Many patrons with celiac disease stress the safety from cross contamination and the ease of dining, while others enjoy sharing with non gluten free companions. Some reviews mention that fillings could be a bit heartier or prices a touch high, but the overall impression is of exceptional gluten free pastries and croissant sandwiches. In short, Le Marquis Signature Santé is seen as a delicious, reliable source of gluten free bakery items with strong flavors and a welcoming experience that keeps guests returning.View restaurant profile

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Le Marquis Sans-Gluten

Opens Today at 9 am

(129)

Villeray-Saint-Michel, Little-Italy

Bakery Pastries Desserts & Sweets Bistro Market Healthy

Mentioned in: Where to Eat Gluten-Free in Montreal - Complete Guide The Best Croissants in Montreal: Our Top Picks View More

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Le Marquis Sans-Gluten is described as a standout gluten-free bakery with broad appeal for celiacs and gluten-free eaters alike. The atmosphere is welcoming and the staff consistently friendly and helpful, making customers feel safe about their gluten-free choices. A wide daily selection of gluten-free breads, bagels, croissants, pastries and even frozen items is noted, with hot crepes made fresh on site and made-to-order options adding to the appeal. Flavors and quality are repeatedly praised, with favorites including croissant breakfast sandwiches, opera cake, hazelnut chocolate cake, raspberry turnovers and vegan tartes in several flavors. Some reviews mention higher prices typical of gluten-free goods and limited in-store seating, emphasizing take-out as the norm. Visitors from outside the city say they stock up on frozen pastries to enjoy later, and online ordering is available for convenience. Overall Le Marquis Sans-Gluten is seen as a must-visit for gluten-free pastry lovers in the region, delivering safe, delicious treats that compare favorably with the best gluten-free bakeries in Canada.View restaurant profile

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Le Marquis Sans-Gluten

Opens Today at 9 am

(85)

Boisbriand

Bakery Pastries Desserts & Sweets Bistro Market Healthy

Mentioned in: The Best Croissants in Montreal: Our Top Picks Top 18 Must-Try French Bakeries and Pastry Shops in Montreal View More

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Le Marquis Sans-Gluten is seen as a top spot for gluten free desserts with several reviewers raving about the bûche de Noël chocolate framboise, the gâteau au chocolat, tarte au citron, mille-feuille, pistache framboise and the almond croissant, noting that croissants and other pastries hold up well after freezing and reheating, and that the place offers generous portions and solid coffee. The bakery is described by many as a mecca for gluten free lovers and a good pick for special occasions, though some comments mention variable service, including snobbery or expeditious handling, and a display selection that can feel limited or poorly stocked. Some diners report inconsistent items such as a dry sandwich with soggy cucumber and non fresh lettuce or an almond croissant with a questionable hot chocolate, while others praise the chocolate cake and lemon tart as outstanding and a strong value, with brownie portions reportedly reduced without a price drop. Overall the tone is largely positive about the gluten free offerings, acknowledging occasional service gaps and product variations.View restaurant profile