Ambrosia offers a great variety of pastries and goodies. The presentation for everything is simply…read morebeautiful and the price is more than reasonable for the quality of ingredients and portions. Their croissants are delightful! I definitely recommend getting a box with every flavour to try.

Its ok. Went recently to buy bday cake red velvet. The cake was dense was defenetly not the best…read more We had a hard time eating it all. Missing some moisture and fluffyness. The creame cheese and frosting was really good though that saved it. The cake looks really nice though. Love the look of it.

Excellent bakery and friendly staff. Authentic middle eastern/Mediterranean pastries. Pistachio…read morebaklava and Turkish coffee (with cardamom). Ambiance is clean and modern.

A goto place for the most delicious Lebanese sweets. Samadi and his sons makes one of the best…read moreknefeh in the Montréal area. They also make baklawa's, croissants (cheese, zaatar, and chocolate) and I think they also make birthday cakes. We've tried the croissants and knefeh and both were delicious. The croissants were fluffy and the knefeh was made to perfection with stretching cheese. We've been many times at this location and service is quick and highly professional. There is plenty of space inside to sit and enjoy your food.

TL;DR/The Short Version: Delicious pastries at this Italian…read morebakery with a touch of French-Canadian. Their Cannoli and Lobster tail pastries were delicious. The Long Version: My husband and I were driving from Ottawa to Laval and stopped by this bakery to grab a snack. Everything looked delicious, but we settled on a raspberry cannolo and a chocolate lobster tail pastry. They were $5.95 each. The raspberry cannolo was tasty. The shell was crunchy and the filling was a ricotta cheese filling with raspberries. The lobster tail pastry was even more delicious. One end was dipped in chocolate and crushed hazelnuts. The pastry was rich and flakey and the filling was a creamy chocolatey custard. The lobster tail pastry was larger and I feel it was more bang for our buck. They had lots of pastries including Napoleons and croissants. I had a chuckle when I saw that they had the French-Canadian pastry called Pets de Soeur because it translates to Nun's Farts. Lol. It's spiraled pie dough with butter and sugar. I'm actually not a fan of the taste, but I find the name hilarious. Anyway, they also have breads and pizzas, as well as savoury items like Arancini and Calzones. Staff were pleasant. I would love to return to try other items. They have free parking on-site. It's diagonal parking, and the lot is a bit narrow, so a little difficult to maneuver if the lot is full. Worth the hassle though. Review #100 (2025)

Creamy Canoli @patisseriedolcesapore in the 450 is a…read moretraditional Italian bakery whippin' up the classics. Tomato Pizza, Chicken Sandwiches, canolies, paninis are all A1. Parking is no trouble & service is fast & friendly. Jacky took the time to sit & enjoy a tasty cheesecake & a coffee. Price is very reasonable & the decor is nothing fancy but it's clean and it works. Jacky loves the lasagna ready to take home & bake. Jacky's skipping Nonna's cooking when he's here. Check'em out. Follow @JackyEatsMTL

I went to the location is RDP. Great little bakery. I tried a variety of pastries and they were all…read moredelicious. They have a really nice selection of cakes, pastries, meals and other typical Italian staples.

Wow! Had brunch down the street and asked our waitress for a recommendation for pastries and I am…read moreso grateful I did because this place is incredible. So many pastries to choose from. They also had incredible breads and sandwiches which we didn't try as we had just eaten. All of the pastries we had were nice and flakey, good flavor, and mouthwatering delicious.

We went here to get a variety of pastries. Everything turned out nice. Service was good. 8$ per…read morepastry, no tax if you buy 6.

Great desserts. Very good option when near Tremblant and looking for a sweet indulgence.read more

TL;DR/The Short Version: Awesome bakery in Laval. Pastries…read moreare huge, easily twice the size of anywhere else, and only $3.25, and they were delicious. The Long Version: My husband and I stopped by Pâtisserie Jouri on the way home to Ottawa to pick up some pastries for my parents. It was one of two bakeries on our way back and was definitely the best bang for our buck. I got 3 pastries. They were $3.25 each and were gigantic. They were more than twice the size of pastries at other places. I got a raspberry almond croissant, an almond croissant and a pear and custard Danish. The great thing about getting my parents food is that they always offer to share it with us, so getting them food is like getting ourselves food. Haha. I had a small taste of each pastry and they were delicious. Very fresh and flakey. The pear and custard Danish was my favourite, but the others were good too. The croissants had a good amount of ground almond filling. There wasn't too much raspberry filling in the raspberry one, but that's ok because it kept it from being too sweet. Service was efficient. The decor is pretty with faux leather benches and funky light fixtures. Really nice place for a dessert date. There is free parking in front of the bakery, but it's just one row of parking and the street, which is very busy is behind you/in front of the bakery. So it's a bit of a pain to maneuver, especially if adjacent spots are occupied. Review #98 (2025)

I was very disappointed at Ange today. I remember their quality pastries where the dough was…read moreflaky and buttery. Just look at the pics of chocolatine from 2022 and 2023....very different from the pic I took today. Today I got a chocolatine (pain au chocolat) and the dough was bread-like. The dough used to be more buttery and flaky before, this time, it was like eating a bread roll filled with minimal chocolate filling. The staff was always nice and helpful but the quality of the pastry was a bit of a let down.

We popped in here for a snack. They have a clean storefront and the employees were helpful. They…read morehad some different combos that you could order. Apparently they were color coded so you can see what options you can mix and match. We ended up doing a petite combo that came with a small sandwich, small pastry and a drink. It was a pretty good deal. We got the jamon LT (JLT) on croissant and an apple tart. Both items were ok and pretty basic and simple. But it was a good price and had lots of seating area.

Best mini canollis in greater Montreal. They have a huge selection of pastries. They have awesome…read morepan pizza. You don't have to go to little Italy. Everything you need to have the relatives over for the holidays. Nona will love you.

This small boulangerie is located within the "Marche aux Puces" complex. They provide a wide…read morevariety of baked goods, breads and cold cuts. I've been here a few times and have only ordered their sandwiches for lunch. They tend to have about half a dozen prepared sandwich types but you're also welcome to create your own. I like that! I've never been disappointed and tried a few different types. Services is quick and friendly and the price tag is quite acceptable. If you want sweets there are a lot of options too.

Very clean and modern bakery. Friendly staff…read more We bought various chocolate babkas and rainbow cookies and wafers. Every single one was amazing. Fresh and delicious. They do not skimp on chocolate. The loaf is oozing delicious chocolate. The wafer was fresh and so good. Prices fair. Will always return when in Montreal to bring goodies home.

Solid 3.5 review…read more Stopped in to get a few baked good. The babka is super hyped, but doesnt completely live up to the hype, not the best i've ever had, but it was very, very good. Some of the other baked goods were good, and some were just okay. I'd come back if I was in the area and be specific with my order.