Ô Petit Paris on Mont Royal Avenue comes up in many reviews as a charming Parisian bakery with an elegant interior and a broad range of pastries, breads, and desserts, with croissants, kouign amann, pain au chocolat, eclairs, cannelés, and brioche singled out for flaky textures and refined flavors. The staff are repeatedly described as friendly and attentive, and the vibe is warm and welcoming, with options for coffee, freshly squeezed orange juice, and even sandwiches. The bakery has recently expanded, making the space brighter and more comfortable, while lines can still form during mid-morning rushes. Some notes mention occasional price concerns and a few pastries that are a touch heavy or overly sweet, but overall the reviews paint Ô Petit Paris as a top destination for quality artisanal bread and pastries and a place many would return to to try more items.
Best place in Montreal to get your bread & pastries from. Their croissants are the best in the city, & even better than some I've had in France. The staff is super friendly. Prices are very fair. Quality is consistent. One of my favourite go-to spots!
How hard is to have a hot chocolate at this place , VERY. Came & order two pastries & two hot chocolates , we figured that out of the 4 tables 3 would be free soon , waited about 10-15 min & talked to the stuff that told us that nothing would be done . I don't mean get up & leave because I want to eat . I mean a lady on her Computer with no cup or plate - someone tell her libraries offer free wifi. A couple both on their phone not even talking to each other with no cups or anything just there sitting looking at their phones. The third table an actual couple eating a dessert & the 4 table -2 tables put together people just talking cups were empty same as plates . I mean can you maybe put a notice saying that other people want to enjoy their food there ?
Nov 6, 2024
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Very nice service, but some of the worst pastries I've had. The caneles were burnt, misshapen, & soft. The croissant rather bland, with the metallic aftertaste noted by another reviewer. The coffee was decent, neither bad nor remarkable. Given the amount of bakeries in the area, I wouldn't return to this one.
New review: unfortunately the quality is slipping after the expansion. & I've been a customer since the very early days. Not sure if anything is still made with French flour, baguette not as superb as before, & a less interesting selection of pastries that often lack deliciousness. Started out as a respectable quality bakery in the French sense. Now it is turning into another québécois opération with too sweet pastries & average bread. & the name says Paris, not Quebec City, so I expect at least a rough version of French quality. :p I may need to look for another favorite. Old review: Quite solid bread & patisserie goods. Probably better than Toledo at this point.
If you're on the hunt for the best tartes & éclairs in Montreal, Ô Petit Paris is the place to go. This boulangerie nails it with every pastry they offer. The éclairs are perfectly light & creamy. Everything is fresh & high-quality. In a city full of bakeries, this one truly stands out. If you love French pastries, you've got to check it out. Le Tornade aux raisins is the best!
The boys at the bakery blew my socks off 🦶🧦 such friendly young men 🫡 5 stars. However, the pastries were a solid four stars. Not the best croissant I've had but no complaints really. my girlfriend likes it with more butter. We also had the blue cheese & walnut bread which my girlfriend was scared of because she's picky & thought the cheese would smell... She's american. Her review after all: "ya i liked it"
4 stars for the pastries, 5 for the staff. Honestly not the best croissants I've ever had. They seemed to have a slight metallic after taste, not sure what that was. Kouign amann was good though. The staff however were very nice.
Perfect French bakery! The reason their bread is so good is that they have so much traffic & everything is so fresh. They have a corn bread that is not what you're thinking. Pastries are so good.
Best bread I've had in Canada! I've tried a few things, from loaves of bread to croissant & pastries, & everything has been expectacular! I recommend their baguette & Kouing Amann
Dec 8, 2023
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