Dans l'ensemble, les avis sur Première Moisson au Marché Atwater soulignent une offre de boulangerie et pâtisserie de grande qualité avec des pains croustillants, des croissants bien feuilletés, des viennoiseries variées et des desserts savoureux qui se dégustent aussi bien sur place qu'en takeaway; les gâteaux et les décors chocolatés pour des occasions se distinguent par leur saveur et leur présentation. Le cadre est apprécié pour son ambiance vivante et le marché, et le service est souvent décrit comme rapide et attentif lorsque l'affluence le permet; les employés connaissent bien les produits et savent orienter les choix, ce qui rend l'expérience agréable lors des achats. Toutefois, certains retours pointent un rapport qualité prix élevé avec des promotions occasionnelles qui aident à le rendre plus accessible, ainsi que des critiques sur le service pendant les périodes de forte affluence, sur des détails comme une musique trop forte ou des soucis d'emballage et de vitesse en caisse.
Boulangerie Première Moisson at Marché Atwater is a gourmet stop that blends artisanal craftsmanship with the vibrant atmosphere of one of Montreal's most beloved markets. From the moment you approach the counter, the sight & aroma of fresh-baked breads, buttery pastries, & decadent desserts is irresistible. The display itself is a visual treat - golden baguettes stacked neatly, rustic loaves dusted with flour, delicate croissants with perfectly flaky layers, & colorful tarts & cakes that look as good as they taste.
The quality here is consistently outstanding. Breads have a beautiful crust & tender crumb, pastries are rich & flavorful without being overly sweet, & savory options - from sandwiches to quiches - are prepared with fresh, high-quality ingredients. Whether you're grabbing a quick snack or assembling a picnic with market finds, it's easy to put together something memorable.
Service is friendly & efficient, even during busy hours, & the staff knows the products well, often offering thoughtful suggestions. While prices reflect the artisanal quality, the freshness & flavor make it well worth it.
Première Moisson at Marché Atwater isn't just a bakery - it's an essential stop for anyone who appreciates fine baked goods. For photographers, the colors, textures, & natural light of the market create the perfect backdrop to capture the artistry in every loaf & pastry.
8 août 2025
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Nice warm family spot in Marché atwater for having your coffee & nice pastries. For pastries you need to take your number from the machine first & wait in the line for your number. Croissants are delicious, also i like the fruit tarts with almond based. Filter coffee is always fresh. In December is even nicer with more variety of cakes
This bakery is a local landmark, absolutely unique it its selection & quality as well as its authentic vibe of French patisserie. The variety of sweet goodies, jams, & bread will have you coming back for more. We first came for bread (sour dough & croissants) & then came back for their Mille feuilles & eclairs. Perhaps next time we will try their new tarts🤤 You do have to make eye contact with the servers & yell out your order before making your way to the cash register. Not sure what the rules are but everyone just makes it work & everyone gets served. 👍
Service chaleureux & courtois, tout les produits sont excellent que ce soit pour un bon pain ,une viennoiserie , un croissant, un gâteau ou tout autres de leur produits tout est appréciable. Il faut juste se laisser tenter & déguster pour vous aguicher les papille👌👌👌👍🙏
This cafe has become our absolute favorite spot for coffee, croissants, pastries, & bread. Every time we visit, we are blown away by the quality of their freshly baked goods. Their almond croissant, in particular, is hands down one of the best I've ever had in town. The flakiness, the rich almond filling, & the perfect balance of sweetness make it a true standout. Beyond the almond croissant, they offer an impressive variety of baked goods, all made with the same care & attention to detail. From the rich, buttery pastries to the perfectly brewed coffee, everything here is top-notch. If you find yourself in town, do yourself a favor & stop by this cafe. It's a delightful experience that you won't want to miss!
Pros: The desserts are delicious & fresh. Croissants were alright, but could be better. I couldn't feel any cheese in the cheese croissant. The environment is cozy & large. Cons: dessert prices are expensive & above market. Important note: You need to press a button & get a piece of paper from the machine before ordering anything.
22 juil. 2024
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Il y a foule & ce n'est pas pour rien! Tout est non seulement magnifique à voir mais aussi à déguster. J'ai rapidement mangé un croissant au chocolat & un café...& acheté une bouteille d'eau ... en passant, mais j'aurais bien mangé sur place. Les gâteaux sont magnifiques. & une abondance de tout. & malgré la foule il y a plusieurs caisses. & les employés réussissent à être gentils
Great selection of pastries, croissants, baguettes, sandwiches & cakes to take out or experience one of the many spots to sit & enjoy with a coffee looking out towards the canal. An ideal location in the oldest Art Deco building in Montreal you will feel the history by browsing through the many shops afterwards.
The bread & croissants are very good here. There is a lot of variety & usually large selections, depending on the time of day. Where we find is sometimes hit or miss is when we order their premade sandwiches & croque monsieurs. For this reason, it's not our go to yet we have become a custom, too order things that please us.
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Nice boulangerie with wide range of breads, croissants, cakes, cookies, breakfast & lunch options. They have a larger seating area & all the servers at the counter are welcoming!
It's just perfect little place for all kind of goodies. Bread, patisserie, tarts, cakes, or just soup & sandwich with coffee & little croissant! Always fresh & yummy! A mist visit if you are in the area 🥰
Premiere Moisson is a delightful bakery that truly captures the essence of artisanal baking. Each visit is a sensory delight, with the aroma of freshly baked bread & pastries filling the air. Their croissants are buttery & flaky, a perfect testament to their commitment to quality & tradition. What sets them apart is their use of fresh, local ingredients, which you can taste in every bite. From the delicate pastries to the robust, crusty loaves, everything is baked to perfection. It's more than just a bakery; it's a culinary experience that brings a piece of French baking artistry right to your table. For anyone with a love for baked goods, Premiere Moisson is an absolute must-visit!
I live close to Atwater market & I visit this branch of Premier Moisson at least 3 times a week. While I love their pastries, bread, Quiche, you name it, I was very disappointed in the fact that one of their staff members didn't understand the concept of hygiene or why she wore gloves for that matter. I happened to witness her go through an entire jar of coins (tips) to give the customer ahead of me, his exact change. She literally touched at least 15-20 coins, having flipped over the entire jar & then put all the coins back in. Naively, I assumed she would change her gloves after having touched that many coins, or have their courtesy to use tongs while touching the croissant I ordered. When she brought me the croissant, I had to say something, to which she responded if I had to do that every time, I would go through 100 pairs of gloves a day. I'm quite shocked honestly, that someone in the food industry doesn't understand basic hygiene. Don't see myself going back there, unless I'm buying something packaged & sealed.
