Excellent café, la nourriture est bien aprêté, le service est soigné, et la place a une bonne…read moreambiance! Le café est particulièrement bon, ils sont torréfacteur de café et vous pouvez le goûter! Excellent coffee shop, food are well made, service are good, and good vide is in the place. Coffee is especially good, they roast their own coffee and you can taste it.

Great choice of brunch café near Montreal (or on the way from Montreal to Quebec City). Nicely…read moredecorated environment and some fun stuff at the store counter. Additionally, tasted one of the best chocolate bars ("allo simonne" brand) from this store.

Very good almond croissant! I may go back again tomorrow. Slightly hard to find as it's on a lower…read morelevel of the building. Also good to know: It's open 9 to 17h most days(except sunday & monday). I showed up at 7:30 the first time.

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.

The food is delicious, the staff is excellent and it's a really nice venue for lunch or tea in the…read moreafternoon !!

Lovely spot. Great food and coffee. Quaint. Delicious. Friendly. So blessed to be able to…read moreexperience places like this. Merci!

Lovely coffee shop with good, strong cappuccino, nice croissants and meals. Nice ambiance.read more

Lovely ambience here and open earlier than 9 am ( what a treat !) the atmosphere super calm -…read morefireplace to warm by and the latte and croissant delicious! The lady behind the counter was so friendly and accepted my pigeon French :) would recommend as a great spot to work from or meet friends !

Was looking for a place to buy a gift for a coffee lover and found La Choppe à Café on Yelp. I was…read morehelped by Louis who was able to digest the perfect gift.

Great family owned coffee place. More retail oriented then restaurant. They don't serve any food…read moreexcept imported chocolate. They sell great variety of tea, coffee and wine/beer supplies. ... Boutique de café, plus orienté vers la vente de produit que la restauration: Ils ne vendent aucune nourriture (sauf des chocolats importés). La vente en vrac de café et thé ainsi que le matériel pour le vin et bière est très varié.

This is THE BEST cafe on the South shore and it is definitely a strong competitor to the cafes in…read morelittle italy! Their coffee is just amazing. It's strong and it tastes even better with milk or coconut milk. You can purchase their coffee beans and they will grind them specifically to the type of espresso or filter coffee machine that you have. They have a small variety of pastries from different pastry shops such as Montreal's Guillaume and Crime et gourmandise. I also love pistache's ambiance. They have community tables as well as a bar area for individual seating for students or people doing work. They have a beautiful terrace, even in the winter where they offer thick covers on lounge chairs. They have a small boutique area of coffee items as well as home decor. All their products are special and can't be found on Amazon for example. They also have a loyalty card, after 7 beverages, you get a free one. Please check out Cafe Pistache, it's awesome!

It's a nice cafe but man it's full of people working from "home". Too loud, busy, noisy for actual…read morework but okay if you want meetings in-person. Not if you're on calls. Matcha was fine. Acceptable, has no sugar added which i appreciate and it wasn't the cheap grassy crap Starbucks serves.

First time going..won't be my last!!! Fresh home made baked…read moregoods. Croissant...aaaahhh yes-doesn't get any better. Lemon curd I now know what heaven feels like. And a gift shop in back. Wait for it found my favourite slippers!!! Oh yeah winter I'm ready for you.

We stopped by for breakfast, this place has the best egg sandwiches. Ours was on white bread, had…read moresome sausage and red peppers. Simply divine. The date tart and almond croissant were excellent as well

I remember going to Pagé's as a kid with my mom. It was a lot smaller then, but the smell was…read moreamazing, and we used to get a dozen freshly baked croissants. We usually had one on the way home, and it was delicious. At one point, they started making 2 different kinds of croissants. One was the doughey version that we were used to, and the other was a flaky version that they introduced. I liked the first version better than the second one, but I don't think they sell them anymore. Anyway, they've expanded quite a bit, and there are all sorts of food kiosks available now. I see that I already gave this place 5 stars from a review that I posted in 2012. It would be nice if I could get those reviews and my new review matched up, so that I would have even more reviews. The picture on that profile is from Nakiska ski area, which is where I used to go skiing in the last year that I spent in Alberta. It's too bad things didn't work out there, because the skiing is amazing, but I'm comfortable now in Toronto. Eventually, I might move back to a smaller place, but I doubt I'd ever move back to Alberta. It's a shame. I miss my friend Leslie, the skiing and the mountain biking. I hope she's doing well and that the people around her are nice.

Used to be my go to bakery years ago, quality has gone downhill over the years. Now most of the…read morebaked goods are made off site, frozen, then baked on location. Miss the good old days...

Location: On Curé-Labelle in Blainville. It's not too far from the 15 and parking is available…read more The place: Small, minimalist and clean decor. The goods are on display, as they should be! The goods: I'd been meaning to try this bakery for a while so since I had an appointment just up the street from them, I decided to stop in yesterday (a Thursday) around Noon. I got loaf (pain de ménage), a quiche (courgette), a chocolate eclair and a slice of their 'exotic' cheesecake. First, the quiche was delicious and the perfect size for lunch. If you are having a salad or veggies (any kind of side dish, really), then I would say half the quiche would be perfect. Anyway, the quiche was incredibly tasty and not greasy or heavy. I would definitely pick a few of these up again. I then tried the cheesecake, which had a nice texture (consistent but not as heavy as 'commercial' cheesecakes) and a thick layer of mango/pineapple on top. I didn't find this dessert to be overly sweet (bonus) and overall, quite enjoyed it. I'm generally not a big fan of mango (I find them too sweet) so look forward to trying another variety in the future! I haven't had the eclair yet so can't comment. I tried the bread this morning and it was a solid piece of toast! Great consistency, not heavy and not too sweet or salty. I say this because I've had bread from some bakeries that I found sweet (not my thing). All in all, I enjoyed everything I've tried so far. Service: Friendly Price point: For the four items, I paid $29 (including tip).

My friends and I stayed at a cabin nearby, and came here for a quick brunch on their back…read moreterrace/porch area. The team was extremely polite and kind. The food was good, and made with love in a tiny, down home style kitchen (I'm from the maritimes). Wish it was closer so I could go back more often! Great experience. Note: Cash Only. If I had more cash I would have got their home made strawberry jam. It looked yummy!

From the owner: Café, déjeuner, dîner le tout préparé avec des produits locauxread more