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Pâtisserie Coco

Artisanal Japanese-style cream puffs define every sweet visit to Pâtisserie Coco.

Downtown
4.4$
CLOSEDOpens Tomorrow at 9 am
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Pâtisserie Coco is a distinguished destination for exquisite pastries and delicate desserts, drawing inspiration from classic French patisserie traditions and embracing the vibrant flavors of Chinese sweet specialties. Patrons can anticipate a curated selection of meticulously crafted items, from flaky croissants and rich tarts to uniquely flavored mochi and elegantly presented cakes. The establishment offers a delightful array of both comforting and innovative treats designed to satisfy a variety of sweet cravings. Each confection is prepared with precision, utilizing high-quality ingredients to ensure a memorable and delectable experience for every visitor seeking a moment of pure indulgence.
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72%
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Reviews for Pâtisserie Coco

Food
Service
on Google4.3 (900+)
*as of 2026-08-01
5★
72%
4★
14%
3★
7%
2★
6%
1★
3%

Review Summary

Pâtisserie Coco is a highly regarded destination in Montreal's Chinatown, celebrated for its extensive selection of fresh, delicious, and affordably priced Asian-style baked goods. Customers frequently praise the wide variety of savory and sweet options, including popular items like pork buns, egg tarts, coconut buns, and mochi, as well as their assortment of bubble teas. The bakery operates on a convenient self-service system where patrons use trays and tongs to select their own treats. While the food consistently receives high marks for quality and freshness, experiences with the staff vary, ranging from friendly and helpful to occasionally distant or busy. Despite some comments regarding service consistency and sweetness levels in drinks, the shop remains a beloved spot for both locals and visitors looking for a satisfying snack.
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Food: 3/5 - I bought 3 assorted buns & pastries - slice of cake, BBQ pork bun & matcha cake slice. None of them wowed me. Lacked flavor. Maybe cuz I bake my own stuff a lot. I also bought a mango iced tea on the other side of the store. They offer basic tea or milk teas. I had a mango tea with coconut jelly with no sugar or ice.

Service: 4/5 - good service overall

Atmosphere: 4/5 - clean & nice premise

May 29, 2025
on Google
5.0

The best patisserie in Chinatown with large variety of bakery goods. Prices reasonable

May 21, 2025
on Google

Great snack food but pricey for what you get

May 20, 2025
on Google

Incredible… no notes. If you go in the morning when it's fully stocked, they have such a wide array of pastries to choose from - sweet & savory!

May 9, 2025
on Google

Really good coffee, the beef curry bun is delicious!

May 7, 2025
on Google

Amazing pastries! You go in & pick up a tray, put a paper liner on it & grab some tongs. Once armed with these, you fill up the tray yourself from the selection of sweets, pastries & desserts. At the end, you pass on the tray at the till where your selection gets packed up & you can pay. I loved how efficient the system was, as well as how tasty everything was! Highly recommend!

May 5, 2025
on Google
2.0

Food was not very good. Out of 4 items 4 were disappointing

Apr 26, 2025
on Google

Cafe within Montreal chinatown. We tried bunch of bakery items, I liked the strawberry croissant.

Apr 22, 2025
on Google

Très bon mais énormément de gens

Apr 22, 2025
on Google

C'est toujours un stop quand je viens à Montréal. Incontournable de la pâtisserie asiatique vous trouverez des petites pépites à la pâte de haricots à l'ananas. C'est un lieu incontournable.

Apr 10, 2025
on Google