Pâtisserie Rosário stands as a premier destination for authentic Portuguese baked goods and pastries in Montreal. The establishment meticulously crafts a vibrant array of traditional delights, showcasing the rich culinary heritage of Portugal through its dedication to quality ingredients and time-honored techniques. Patrons can expect to savor exquisite items such as flaky pastéis de nata with their characteristic caramelized tops and creamy custard, alongside other sweet and savory temptations perfect for any occasion. Each creation reflects a deep understanding of Portuguese baking, offering a delightful journey for the senses that celebrates flavor and tradition.
Pâtisserie Rosário is located at 6805 Rue St-Hubert, Montreal, H2S 2M7 in the neighborhood of Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie (located in or near Plaza Saint-Hubert).
Online reservations are not currently offered through this listing for Pâtisserie Rosário. However, you can call them directly at (514) 843-6668 to inquire about table availability.
Pâtisserie Rosário is widely celebrated for its high-quality bread, fresh ingredients, and exceptional service. Many patrons highly recommend the diverse selection of pastries, particularly the unique maple syrup flavored natas, while also praising the delicious, made-to-order sandwiches that feature crispy, high-quality bread. The welcoming atmosphere and professional staff contribute to an authentic and enjoyable experience that keeps customers returning for more. While preferences regarding pastry textures vary, the overall consensus highlights the establishment as a standout destination for those seeking fresh, flavorful, and artisanal treats in a friendly environment.
This is an updated review added a year later. I regret that I have to lower my 5-star rating to 3 stars. Honestly, I considered giving 2 stars, but the bread & pastries are still delicious, & the rest of the staff haven't made any mistakes, so I decided on 3 stars. As a loyal customer who has frequented this shop for over a year, regularly buying cakes, sandwiches, coffee, & baguettes, what happened today really hurt me & made me realize how much the service has deteriorated.
Today, I bought a baguette & asked them to slice it. In the past, employees would take the baguette to a professional kitchen/cutting board area on the other side to prep it before putting it into the bread slicer. Today, this employee sliced the bread directly on a counter piled with personal belongings, handbags, iPads, phones, account books, & power cords. It was extremely unhygienic, but I still decided to buy it.
I kindly reminded her that handling the bread in the designated area next time would feel much cleaner. Instead of taking the feedback, she kept insisting that the counter was sanitized daily. But with so many personal items sitting right there, how could anyone feel it's hygienic? She then offered to remake it, but I told her,'It's fine, I'm in a rush. I'm just letting you know for next time that doing it over there would feel cleaner.' She got visibly upset.
To make matters worse, she took my cash payment without taking off her gloves. Since the gloves she was wearing weren't new, I assumed they were meant for handling food. I asked,'Shouldn't you take off your gloves?' She snapped,'I'm going to throw them away,' & slammed the cash register shut with a terrible attitude.
The staff just kept arguing that everything was clean. If they had simply said,'We'll be more careful next time,' the whole issue would have been resolved immediately. Given such poor service & attitude, I will not be coming back. Sorry, but there are plenty of choices around here, & you are not the only option.
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I've worked in this area for many years, but last week was my first time visiting this bakery, thanks to a friend's recommendation. It was delicious! I've since been back several times to try different breads, & they were all amazing. I highly recommend it!
The one I circled in the picture is my favorite.
Si vous retourniez vos appels ou répondiez à vos courriels ça aiderait. Mauvaise expérience avant même de goûter vos soit-disant délicieux galettes portugaises. Dommage.
Une très belle pâtisserie avec un service attentionné. J'y suis allée plusieurs fois & j'ai toujours été bien servie. Le pain & les pâtisseries sont délicieux, particulièrement le pain au levain.
Les pastel de nata étaient froids & bien en dessous de nos attentes en terme de goût. Au Portugal, les pastels de nata sont servis chauds ou température pièce. Chez Rosario, ils sont froides même lorsque nous avons précisé que c'était pour manger sur place.
Je trouve cela absolument inhumain de laisser travailler ses employées dans des conditions dangereuses comme c'est le cas à Rosario. Je suis passé.e plus tôt aujourd'hui & il faisait plus chaud à l'intérieur de la pâtisserie qu'à l'extérieur. Le thermomètre de la pièce indiquait qu'il faisait 30 degrés. Selon le site du gouvernement du Québec, il est cas de chaleur extrême lorsque la température se situe entre 31 & 33 degrés. Non seulement la température frôle l'invivable pour les clients qui y restent pour 5 ou 10 minutes, mais les employées, elles, doivent y rester pendant de longues heures, tout en préparant du café & en réchauffant des sandwiches, bref, en étant à proximités de machines qui génèrent encore plus de chaleur. Aucune mesure ne semble être prise, on m'a dit que l'air climatisé est brisé depuis un bon bout, il n'y a pas de ventilateur… Je donne 5 étoiles aux filles du samedi qui ont un service à la clientèle extraordinaire malgré les conditions terribles dans lesquelles elles doivent travailler. Pour ce qui est du reste, je trouve le traitement des employées déplorable. Si la situation ne s'améliore pas bientôt, je considère fortement émettre un signalement citoyen à la CNESST.