A bakery located in the heart of Hochelaga in Montreal. Our team, inspired by traditional techniques and the best seasonal products, offers you loaves of bread, pastries, viennoiseries, and coffee.
Overall for Aube Boulangerie, reviews converge on a bakery that many describe as outstanding for pastries and bread, with items like croissants, kouign amann, pain au sésame and sourdough repeatedly praised for flavor and texture, and the coffee and desserts earning high marks from most visitors. The atmosphere is often called welcoming, cozy, and conducive to a work session or a chat, though some note inconsistent service between staff and occasional unfriendly moments. While the quality and freshness are consistently highlighted, a few critics mention a small menu and higher prices, and a notable concern over ingredient labeling for allergy safety, with calls for clearer notices when nuts or other allergens are present. Several reviewers regard Aube Boulangerie as a must-visit and a delightful discovery in the neighborhood, with many claiming it offers some of the best baguettes in the city and a strong overall cafe-bakery experience that makes customers eager to return.
A surprising find in that part of Montreal. My pain chocolate was large, soft, & tasty. My husband's pumpkin loaf was also large & delicious. The reason I have given 4 stars instead of 5 is because I found the menu fairly small.
J'ai été impressionné par le pain de campagne, goûteux & à la croûte caramélisée. Le cortado était aussi sublimé, servi dans un petit verre de la taille parfaite!
Wow. Some of the best baking I've ever had. The rustic sourdough is nice & chewy. The kouign amman is the perfect blend of crisp outside flakiness, & inside custardy texture. I love the breakfast sandwich, which is served on sliced bread made from croissant dough. & their coffee is high quality & the seasonal drinks are amazingly creative (I had a latte with corn-infused milk!) I also like the big window looking into the prep area, where you can watch delicious things being made before your eyes. This place is pretty exceptional overall. I don't live in Montreal but I'll be making a detour to Aube whenever I can.
Quaint bakery - with delicious food & treats - a'must stop' on your visit through the city! The one at the Museum of Fine Arts serves the BEST pork & mustard sandwich!
Great spot overall.
Good bread, good pastries, good drinks.
The atmosphere is cool & the staff is nice & friendly.
It is quiet enough to work, but also cozy & a great space to meet & grab a lunch.
Aug 27, 2025
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