We were in the neighborhood and I noticed this chocolate as a highly rated spot on Yelp so we…read moredecided to check it out. We walked in and noticed it was a local shop with beautiful selections of in-house made chocolates. Smelled delightful. The staff was helpful in explaining some of the questions we had about the chocolate bars. I bought several chocolate bars for my friends back in the states and a small size bag of their mini size truffles to try. When I had the chocolate bars, I realized.. I need to come back to Montreal to buy some more to bring back. So I will be back soon!

Wonderful!! My gf got a small custom box of chocolates for her friends back home, but I think I…read morefound a real gem- some sort of amazing ice cream sandwich that they make in here. This thing was so next level, I couldn't even fathom that such a sandwich exists... I'll be back!!

The food is great quality and service was super friendly! Plus a super cute and cozy atmosphere!…read moreLove it!!!

These chocolates are delicious and the staff is so sweet. Love coming here! The selection is…read moreabundant and a great stop before the park.

TL;DR/The Short Version: Pricey chocolates, but they are…read moretasty! Lol. The Long Version: Jeff de Bruges is a French company but their chocolates are made in Belgium. At the time of this review, there are only 4 locations in all of Canada and they are all in Montreal and surrounding areas. Their chocolates are pricey they are $2.20 a piece, except the cornets which are $2.99 a piece. They are very tasty and worth the occasional splurge. The chocolate is smooth and creamy. This location is a kiosk inside the Carrefour Industrielle Alliance. Service was pleasant. Fun fact: There is no person named Jeff de Bruges. The owner/founder's name is Philippe Jambon. He realized that with a last name that means ham in French, he might have more success as a French chocolatier using a different moniker. Apparently he chose Bruges because it's a city in Belgium and his chocolate is a mix of Belgian and French styles, and he chose Jeff because he liked the song Jef by Jacques Brel. Review #153 (2025)

This new chocolate specialty shop opened on June 2nd, after months of anticipation and wonder from…read moreBrossard residents. (I was hoping this new build would be a Wendys!). Chocolato is located along Tashereau right infront of the Portobello mall, facing the Buffet des Continents. This modern stand alone establishment has lots of interior and exterior seating as well as a drive-thru for your convenience. With high celings and windows all around, it is a beautiful and well lit interior. Similarly to their biggest competitor "Chocolat Favoris" located in Dix30, you will find gourmet chocolates, cakes, sorbet and ice creams that can be dipped in their variety of flavored melted chocolates. Ranging from dark orange to white blueberry or strawberry dips, these coatings transform your cone or sundae experience and are ideal for fondues. We tried 2 of their deluxe sundaes, at $7.99 each, these have deluxe pricing as well. The toppings are generous (you can get bananas, entire oreo cookies or even fruit loops to adorn your cup) however I was expecting a fudgier chocolate sauce and their signature melted chocolate dip that was poured over my ice cream hardened instantly. If you don't mind the crackling shell effect, this will be fun however if you pictured ooey gooey hot fudge, you may be disappointed. The $2 sundaes offered at Costco are far tastier if you are on a budget. Unfortunately, I found the quality of the Chocolato ice cream and dips inferior to Chocolat Favoris, and think it is ridiculous that you need to pay for a loyalty card to rack up free products. Their biggest competitor offers a free points app that allows you to redeem free cones on your birthday and more. For this alone, I will continue purchasing my speciality ice cream at Chocolat Favoris in Dix30. I went around lunch time on their weekend opening, it was a beautiful warm and sunny day yet the store was almost empty and they had no special promotions either. What will happen in the winter months? I am not too sure of the survival of this shop considering they also have a kiosk in the Champlain Mall just a couple street away. Worth a try so you can decide for yourself where to get the best frozen desserts in the area.

Came here and tried the choco banana and choco strawberry waffles. They were both pretty decent and…read morea bit crunchy on the outside. The fruits were fresh and sweet. The service was quick (we were the only clients). The place is big and spacious and has several tables. The staff were nice. They do take credit cards but they don't take the tap or paypass.

This is, without a doubt, one of the finest chocolate shops in Montreal. You can immediately tell…read morehow much care goes into their work - each delicacy is a miniature work of art. And the taste? Absolutely heavenly. What really stands out is that they make everything in-house, and the passionate staff are more than happy to share details about their process. The shop itself is as beautiful as the treats it holds, making the whole experience a delight. I can't recommend this place enough!

The creams are heavy, oily, and dominated by sugar and fat. The texture overwhelms the palate, and…read morethe taste lacks refinement. The gap between the price and the actual quality is significant--and hard to ignore.

New chocolate shop opened it's door this month in the Monkland Village. They offer a variety of…read morechocolate products such as truffles, bars, shells, spreads. Perfect gift idea to treat others or yourself. I really enjoyed their milk chocolate shell filled with salted caramel - very rich! Staff was very friendly! Check them out when you're in the area :-)

What a great little shop! We took the soccer team there as a treat after their last game of the…read moreseason and were all well taken care of with a friendly smile. The employee patiently answered questions while giving small spoonfuls of different ice cream flavours to taste. Luckily we weren't too big of a group but we were enough to take over the four tables inside. It was a very cozy and comfortable place I look forward to returning to in order to try their coffees (as I'm a fan of affogato :) )

Another wonderful gem of a place in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield. Located right on the main street…read moreacross the street from the water. If you find yourself in this part of Quebec, please pay these people a visit. They make their own chocolate there. THEY MAKE CHOCOLATE! There is a room next to the main area where you can watch them mix the chocolate, pour it into molds, and make a whole bunch of happiness. They offer creams, caramels, chocolate covered espresso beans, chocolate covered orange peels, truffles, and almost any other piece of chocolate heaven that you can think of. There is also a small espresso bar that offers a perfect cup of coffee as well as cocoa. Everyone there was extremely friendly, which is typical of most people I've met in this city. This is a perfect spot to stop in and enjoy the happiness as you walk along the water. Can't wait to visit again!

From the owner: Chocolaterie artisanale offrant une belle sélection de cafés spécialisé, biologiques et équitables…read more Vous y trouvez aussi le plus grand choix de magazines de la région.Café.

Great quality chocolates! Situated in the heart of downtown, at Bonaventure. Received this for…read moreValentine's day. Great gift for this tyoe of occassion or if you have chocolate cravings! ;)