Reviews describe La Beignerie as a standout all vegan donut shop in Montreal, known for big fresh donuts with inventive flavors like creme brulee, pistachio, passion fruit, apple fritter and biscoff, and for a cozy playful vibe with friendly staff, though seating inside is not available and payment is often cashless. Many say the donuts are delicious, with a soft texture and vibrant glazes, and praise the variety and freshness, while some flavors are noted as exceptional and others as overly sweet or a bit heavy and a few are not fully filled. Prices are described as high by some, though many feel the vegan offerings justify the cost. Several reviews raise sustainability concerns and suggest improvements such as more waste reduction, bringing own containers, and more recycling options, and a few mention flies around the donuts. Accessibility is noted as an issue with no ramp in some cases. Overall the place is viewed as a must try and a go to for vegan donuts, with many visitors returning on multiple trips for the flavors and the all vegan commitment.
Ive been looking for the best doughnuts in town & I think I found it! The Phileas Fog (earl grey) is absolutely my new favorite donut. The dough is so fluffy & soft. Not too sweet. Just perfect.
Je ne peux pas passer rue Saint Denis sans m'arrêter à la Beignerie ! Les meilleurs beignes de Montréal d'après moi.
Très originals ,vegans, & absolument délicieux. Le menu change régulièrement avec des nouveautés.
Peu de place pour s'installer manger sur place , dommage. Heureusement le parc lafontaine n'est pas loin
Super produits maison, tout est bon & végane! Les heures d'ouverture sont cool aussi.
Par contre, je trouve regrettable qu'il n'y ait aucun effort de fait pour réduire les déchets. Offrir les beigne pour consommation immédiate (vous pouvez juste demander si on les veut dans une boite ou sur une feuille cirée) générerait beaucoup moins de déchets & vous économiseriez beaucoup aussi. Sinon offrir un rabais équivalent au prix de la boîte à ceux qui apportent leur contenant, par exemple!
Installer une bac de recyclage/compostage sur la terrasse permettrait aussi d'éviter que les gens ne jettent les boites dans la poubelle de la ville…
J'espère que vous ferez votre petite part à ça propos. 🌎 Vous y gagnerez financièrement aussi. :)
Without a doubt the worst doughnuts we've ever had. These are not worth the 5$ each we paid for. The dough was awful & gummy, more like a stale industrial bread. The fillings were just as bad. We got the creme brulee (which tasted like mold) & the rose pistachio (good icing but very artificial tasting filling). After looking up reviews we found out they were vegan, which explains the texture & taste a lot. If you're used to non-vegan traditional doughnuts, skip this place & go to literally any other doughnut spot instead.
Les beignets étaient incroyables & délicieux, le personnel était super sympa & plein d'entrain, & l'ambiance était adorable, j'ai adoré cette expérience 😁
Feb 3, 2026
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Even though I was only in Montreal for a short stay, I still managed to visit this place every day I was there. Crème brûlée donut was to die for, pistachio ice cream was insanely good. Might need to make a specific stop in Montreal again just to come here.
This is a must have. I ordered delivery because I don't have time to stop in. But wow! I haven't had a donut in YEARS. & these came so cutely. & amazingly! The Boston cream wasn't the best. But the jelly & biscoff donuts were to die for!
A lovely little vegan donut place. The original donut was so good that I wish I would've gotten a six-pack of that for the weekend. They have something that resembles an apple fritter (?) that was also remarkable (it came recommended by our server, who told us that it was her favorite-great taste).
