Sour Bites elevates the dessert and crêpe experience with an array of sweet creations designed to delight. Patrons can indulge in a diverse selection of freshly prepared crêpes, ranging from classic sweet fillings to more adventurous flavor combinations. The menu features expertly crafted sweets, showcasing a commitment to quality ingredients and delightful presentation. Each item is prepared to offer a satisfying and memorable conclusion to any meal or as a standalone treat. The atmosphere encourages a relaxed enjoyment of these delectable desserts. This establishment provides a dedicated space for those seeking exceptional sweet indulgences and expertly made crêpes.
Sour Bites offers a vibrant and aesthetically pleasing destination for those seeking unique, Instagram-worthy treats like viral Dubai chocolate, candied fruits, and decadent dessert cups. Visitors frequently praise the visually stunning presentation, the fresh ingredients, and the exceptionally friendly and attentive service that characterizes the overall experience. While the popularity of these creative confections occasionally leads to challenges with pricing, seating, or availability, the shop remains a beloved spot for sweet-tooth enthusiasts looking to indulge in fun, high-quality, and flavorful desserts that are perfect for sharing.
10/10 je recommande l'ambiance est vraiment bien la place est bien emménager. C'est super qu'il prépare devant nous, la nourriture est savoureuse meilleure dessert possible a pas manquer.
Sour Bites is a Québec dessert/candy brand that's gone viral on TikTok. They started mostly via online / Laval, but now have a location on 2185 Rue Crescent, Montréal. ?
They specialize in:
• fruits enrobés de bonbon (candied fruits) ?
• Tanghulus (fruit skewers with sugar crunch) ?
• Chocolat Dubaï (a chocolate bar with pistachio & kunafeh) ?
• Verrines, cheesecakes, tasses (dessert cups), etc. Lots of variety. ?
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👍 What's Good
• Visually impressive / Instagram-worthy. The presentation is colourful, the sweets look beautiful. Great for that'wow' factor. ?
• Variety. If you like sweets, candy, fruit combos, there are many options: fruit + candy, verrines, chocolate bars, etc. You can pick what level of sweetness / fancy you want. ?
• Locations & hours. They're open late (especially on weekends), which is a plus if you want dessert after dinner or late nights out. ?
• The novelty / local trend. There's something fun about trying a dessert place that's trending online, with flavours & concepts people are buzzing about. Sour Bites has tapped that well. ?
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👎 What Could Be Better / What to Be Aware Of
• Pricing is steep. These are treats, not cheap snacks. Some items like chocolate bars or boxed sweets go for $12.99 to $27.99 CAD. ?
• Overhype vs reality. Some customers might feel that the'social media glow' oversells a bit: while delicious, not every item is mind-blowing. If your expectations are sky high (because of TikTok), you might find some items more novelty than'best dessert ever.'
• Salmonella/recall concern. There is a recall posted by MAPAQ:'Chocolat Dubaï from Sour Bites in Montréal' was linked to a salmonella outbreak. If you have bought that product (between specific dates: April-7 to Sept-5, 2025) you are advised to discard it. ?
• Lines / availability. Because of its popularity, some flavours or products might sell out. Might need patience or to come earlier. ?
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⭐ Overall Rating & Verdict
I'd give Sour Bites approx 4.0-4.5 / 5. It's fun, indulgent & a treat place done well, especially if you love sweet / candy-fruit combos. But it's not without its drawbacks: cost, occasional overpromise, & the recall is something serious to watch.
If you're in Montréal & crave something sweet, novel, & shareable (Instagram + taste), Sour Bites is absolutely worth trying once. Just go in knowing it's more dessert entertainment than everyday snack.
Sep 26, 2025
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Très mitigé ! La verrine au kadaïfe pistache, le goût une tuerie vraiment rien à dire par contre un format de poche à 12 $… limite de l'arnaque pour quelque chose qui tient dans la main, heureusement le goût est là ça sauve !
Par contre, les fruits enrobés de sucre : une véritable agression gustative, presque une tentative de meurtre buccal.
Vraiment qui aime ça à part le diabète & encore même lui il a peur...
Écoeurant, sans finesse, sans intérêt.
J'ai pris la photo mon portable a dit mémoire saturé tellement !
À Montréal, à ce prix-là, on attend autre chose qu'un dessert miniature & un carnage sucré.
Je ne suis pas du genre à laisser des avis, encore moins pour le négatif. Par contre, j'avais de très hautes attentes, vu l'achalandage constant du commerce. Nous avons commandé les brownies & j'ai été très déçue… c'est littéralement des brownies que tu achètes en barquette au Maxi pour 5$ Mais au Sour Bites c'est 8$ pour 4 petites bouchées/morceaux avec un coulis de chocolat. Le chocolat Dubai était très décevant, pas de pistache du tout & c'était spécifié qu'il y en avait. La crêpe Kinder était ok, mais sans plus. Je ne comprends pas le « hype » de cet endroit & pourtant je suis une fan de dessert sucré. Très dispendieux pour ce que tu reçois.
When I went they took away the seating. They were very busy so it took probably like 15 minutes. Got the Dubai chocolate bar. It was about 27$. Had a lot of other dessert options as well. The staff were friendly
