Fous Desserts is widely praised for exceptional pastries and croissants, with many calling the croissants among the best in Montreal and the menu offering inventive flavors, including Japanese-inspired notes and a popular sesame latte. The shop's ice cream and seasonal desserts are highlighted as tasty, and the overall vibe is described as a friendly, welcoming gem. Some reviews note hiccups such as a birthday cake order not being ready and occasional inconsistencies with cakes or decorations, as well as price concerns, but the emphasis remains on high quality, variety and the satisfying pastry experience.
Tout a l'air bon & à date j'ai eu de bonnes expériences ! Leur sablé breton & leur éclair au chocolat etaient vraiment excellents, leur croissant était bon mais pas un de mes favoris. Il me reste encore beaucoup de choses à essayer !
Sep 14, 2024
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Perfect place to visit for that morning pastrie/coffee. I have been to a lot of places & sampled their croissants, & this place is a top 5 location in my mind. I always go out of my way to visit. They also have some regular & Asian flavors for ice cream. The Black sesame is always a must, & somtimes they even have Houjicha. Ps. Staff deserve a huge Christmas Bonus! 😉
Peut etre les meilleurs croissants à Montréal. Rares sont les endroits qui n'ont pas à rougir devant les croissants de France. Fous Desserts est une de ces pépites. Bravo.
Les croissants & chocolatines sont de trèsbon choix à y essayer. Ils ont aussi d'autres belles pâtisseries & viennoiseries. Mon conjoint a essayé un café qu'il a trouvé bien fait & au bon goût. Nous y avons aussi commandé un gâteau d'avance pour aller chercher le jour d'un événement & tout le monde a adoré son goût & sa texture. Service sympathique!
Jun 24, 2024
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Not only are these the best croissants & almond croissants in a 5 mile radius, the tip options are 5, 10, & 15. Which is both reasonable & feels good. (June'24: The orange zest almond croisant experiment was not successful in my opinion, but it was still good.)
I used to really like this place but for some reason the portions are smaller. I asked for an iced matcha & I got half of the cup with ice inside already . The taste was good but I'd rather get my matcha somewhere else next time :(
Came here during La semaine Japon. Saturday, May 11th at around noon. Got 2 of the chou kinako, 2 Anpan hojicha & 1 sesame flan. Chou kinako: Interesting flavor profile. Flavor was very subtle & a little bland. Texture was good. Pastry was fresh. Overall 3/5. Anpan Hojicha: The bread was dry. The filling was dry. The flavour was bland. I was expect the Hojicha flavor to be strong. However, it was almost none existent. The color was there but the flavor was lacking. 1/5 Sesame flan: The pastry was fresh. The sesame flavor was excellent. The filling was unexpectedly delicious. 5/5 The service: Not the quickest. Not the greatest. I had to take my own receipt so I can leave & make way for other costumers to be served. (The lineup was long & so I considered doing the cashiers job by taking my receipt from cash register..) Price wise: 35$ for all 5. I'm sorry but it wasn't worth the trip for me.
May 14, 2024
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Their hot chocolate was stellar! You get to choose from a variety of chocolates which was a treat. The service is very friendly & warm too. The space can use a bit more warmth but the front seats with the succulent plants are quite cozy. Their organic croissant was also very good. Definitely recommend ☕️
