La Cave à Manger

Vanessa

5.0

Endroit cosy en sous-sol, plein de charme. Parfait pour manger sur le pouce. Le bagel était excellent : pain frais, garniture savoureuse. Service rapide & attentionné. Une belle adresse pour une pause de qualité dans le Vieux-Québec

Aditya

4.0

Decent, quaint cafe. Tried chocolatine, was fresh & delicious!

Anouk

3.0

Une amie m'a recommandé d'essayer le croissant crème glacé, bon je suis un peu déçue. Le croissant n'était pas si frais & pour la crème elle était bonne, toutefois pour mettre plus de saveur pourquoi pas mettre crème de pistache, chocolat ou autres garnitures dans le croissant, ça donnerait plus de goût, ça vaudrait le prix - petite suggestion 😉

Erwin

5.0

If you know, you know-& if you don't, you're about to. La Cave à Manger is one of those rare spots that feels like it's been kept secret on purpose. Tucked into the cobblestone charm of Vieux-Montréal, this pastry-meets-wine haven delivers on every front without ever trying too hard.

The pastries? Flaky, buttery, & borderline addictive. Their pistachio roll is a quiet masterpiece, & the croissants are textbook perfect. But it's not just about the sweets-grab a jambon beurre or a slice of their pepperoni pizza & you'll understand why locals whisper about this place like it's sacred.

& then there's the wine. A curated selection of natural bottles that pair beautifully with whatever you're nibbling on. Whether you're popping in for a quick bite or lingering on the terrace with a glass in hand, it never disappoints.

It's effortlessly cool, quietly confident, & always delicious. Hidden gem status: fully earned.

Izon

4.0

Bien bon & bonne ambiance

Faiien

5.0

Accessible from the outside, very good bagel with cream cheese that has a nice light texture

Khaled

4.0

I had their pistachio roll (the one that was viral on tiktok for a while), it was good but the cream inside was too much.

Nils

5.0

Incredible pastries, the almond/ chocolate croissant is filled to the brim. We went twice in 3 days & I wish I could go back. Watch where you sit on the outdoor benches, they are covered in bird shit.

Alperen

4.0

Nice place. It is way better if you get the croissant freshly baked.

Kevin

4.0

Great spot on Rue Saint-Paul but the pain au chocolat is not worth it. It's dry, not very buttery, & a bit dense. The chocolate is good though. Coffee is good. Baked goods not so much. Great people watching.