Overall, reviews describe Boulangerie Ange as a bakery with excellent pastries and breads, including almond croissants and tarte citron meringuée, and a cozy, inviting atmosphere. The quality of the food is frequently praised, with fresh flavors and friendly staff when there is enough help on shift, but service can slow to a crawl during peak times and lines are common. Some experiences mention mishaps like a pie crumbling when boxed or limited sandwich options, plus cleanliness and organization concerns in busier periods. Promotions around buy four get one free can feel confusing or unfair when mixing items, though many still value the offerings and would return for the quality. Overall, the pastries and breads stand out and attract repeat visits, even if service consistency and promotion clarity could improve.
Have eaten amd bought bakery items here,products are great..but left line up today without purchasing,because wait time too long,..only one person serving,despite the fact that many employees were on site...Im disappointed
This bakery makes some of the best croissants & chocolatines I've had - buttery, flaky, & absolutely delicious. On quality alone, they deserve five stars.
Unfortunately, the pricing policy really dampens the experience. They advertise a'buy 3, get 1 free' deal, but it only applies if you buy four of the same pastry. That means four croissants or four chocolatines cost $7.50, which is fair. But if you mix it up - say 2 croissants & 2 chocolatines - the total jumps to $12.48. That's nearly double the price, which feels unreasonable for a neighborhood bakery.
I love supporting local spots & would happily pay a premium for great pastries, but this deal structure feels like a penalty for variety. A mixed 4-pack should still honor the promotion, especially when both pastries are flagship items.
If they fix the pricing fairness, this would be an easy 5-star bakery. Until then, I'll stick to one type of pastry at a time.
Nice Bakery which sells breads, pastries & various sandwiches & salads. It is cafeteria style, you get in line with your tray & you choose what you want, you pay at cashier & go find a place if any available. There was a lineup at lunch time, so if you go for a coffee & pastry better go at another hour. The almond croissant was good as well as the latte. 12$
This bakery is fantastic! Everything is always fresh & delicious. I get my bread here every day. Plus, if you buy three tartlets, you often get an extra one or two for free. Great value & highly recommended!
We just discovered Ange & we really do like it. The place itself is beautiful & looks different from the typical bakery/coffeeshop. The food was great. We tried the sandwiches & the tarts & both were delicious & very filling. The coffee was so-so TBH. The one thing that needs improvement at this Ange is (like other reviews mentioned) the cashier/order queue. Kind of confusing. We didn't know where to start or where to go after ordering. Also, we saw a displayed price & ordered accordingly. We paid something completely different & didn't get our bill. The price was still reasonable for what we got but i'd still rather understand what i am paying. All in all i like the place & would like to return. I believe management has some work to do to make this place just right.
This cafe, situated in the Solar Quarter of Brossard, has a nice ambiance. I love the light permeating the place through high window panes. Like the other Cafe Ange in Champlain Mall, its croissants are tasty, but unfortunately, the coffee (capuccino) is watery & tastes nothing. Otherwise, I would give it 5*. Updates 2023-11-27 Come back to this place a few minutes after opening. There was a long queue people waiting to buy things to take out or food to be consumed on site, I don't know. There are 3 cash registers & one queue but badly organized. The confusion stems from the fact that the 3 cas registers are not before que queue head but staggered before, in the middle & well behind it. They can all serve coffee or sell bakery goods. This creates a problem of wasting time if you just want to get a hot capuccino but are the 10th person on the line while the coffee serving pos is free: you can not directly go there & order. My opinion is that they should have 1 pos specializing in coffee & 2 pos just for selling things to carry out. This is because not any employee knows how to prepare coffee other than americano.
