Boulangerie Le Toledo offers a delightful array of freshly baked goods, artisanal sandwiches, and expertly brewed coffee in a charming café setting. Patrons can anticipate a selection of viennoiseries, including flaky croissants and pain au chocolat, alongside savory and sweet pastries crafted with quality ingredients. The sandwich menu features creative combinations on house-made bread, perfect for a satisfying meal any time of day. Complement your selection with a rich espresso or a smooth latte, prepared by skilled baristas. This establishment provides a welcoming atmosphere for enjoying a quick bite or a relaxed moment with a treat.
Boulangerie Le Toledo is widely recognized for its high-quality, delicious pastries and excellent breads, with many customers praising the variety of offerings and the pleasant, modern atmosphere of the location. Visitors often highlight the perfect viennoiseries, such as the almond croissants and chocolate éclairs, alongside satisfying coffee options that provide a great experience for an afternoon break. The staff is frequently described as friendly, warm, and attentive, contributing to a welcoming environment that many neighborhood residents appreciate having nearby. While there are some mixed feelings regarding pricing, accessibility, and payment methods, the overall consensus points to a bakery that delivers exceptional artisanal products and a sophisticated cafe experience that is highly valued by its patrons.
Cela fait plusieurs fois que je fais la remarque, mais rien ne change, il va falloir rebaptiser la baguette Miso, la baguette Mini…& bien plus chère pourtant
This boulangerie is just perfect. Their viennoiseries & patisseries are unrivaled in the neighborhood. I love their croissant aux amande. Their bread is always great. Compared to their original location on Mont-Royal rue, this one is pleasant to sit down & enjoy.
It's fine. More expensive than Rhubarbe but definitely not as artisanal or even as good. Baguettes taste average & very sour (even though not supposed to be sourdhough) & don't keep more than 24 hours. Hard as a baseball bat the morning after. Pastries are fine. & for a neighborhood bakery to not have change when paying cash is the epitome of gentrification. I only go when I have no other options. The butcher shop & cheese shop have better baguettes & croissants. Otherwise, I'll keep going to Ô Petit Paris on Mont-Royal.
A plus de 4$ la baguette, acheté avant 9h, je m'attends à ce qu'elle soit fraîche & croustillante. Pas un pain mou.
Réponse de l'employé : c'est normal c'est parce que c'est humide ...
Un sandwich, un gaspacho, un gros chausson aux pommes… plus un pourboire (pas obligatoire, mais bon) : 36 $ !!?? Ok Toledo, ok rue Laurier mais on se dit que bientôt, même un simple lunch dans un chouette quartier sera un luxe.
Produits délicieux & personnel adorable!
Nous avons adoré le cake marbré au chocolat ainsi que le pavot citron.
Les employés sont toujours aux petits soins avec nous. Merci!
Je suis très déçu par cette «meilleure baguette de Montréal».....chère, fade, vraiment rien d'extraordinaire par rapport à d'autres boulangeries locales.
Mise à jour : pour une BONNE baguette : boulangerie de Froment & de sève. En plus, de très bonnes pâtisseries moins chères, présentées avec moins de prétentions.
Les viennoiseries sont parfaites, mais cela me déçoit toujours quand un magasin récemment ouvert ne pense pas à l'accessibilité. J'y vais avec mon enfant dans sa poussette & c'est déjà un défi d'y accéder. En fauteuil roulant, ce serait presque impossible.
