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    La Cave a Manger

    4.6 (78 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Wilmer A.

    Excelente panadería ubicada en pleno casco histórico de Montreal. El lugar cuenta con una pequeña terraza exterior que seguramente se disfruta mucho más en verano. Por dentro es un espacio pequeño, pero lleno de una variedad de exquisiteces realmente deliciosas. Probé el roll de pistacho y, sinceramente, es la primera vez que encuentro un lugar donde de verdad le ponen suficiente pistacho. En otros sitios apenas le echan una gotica, pero aquí sí se siente el sabor auténtico y generoso. Todo lo que venden se ve y sabe espectacular. Lo único que podría mejorar es que, cuando pides café, no tienen tazas de cerámica, solo vasos de cartón. Yo personalmente no soy fan de tomar café en vasos desechables, aunque debo decir que el café estaba bueno, solo que servido en cartón. En general, una panadería excelente, con productos de gran calidad. Sin duda volvería.

    Chocolatine CAD$4.50
    Clara C.

    This bakery is on the north side of Rue St Paul in Old Port. From the outside, you can see their patio seating. The entrance is easily missed, but you just have to go down the stairs. The croissant is CAD$4, but it's quite a large size. It's very crispy and flaky! The chocolatine $4.50 was not bad. This one was so large too. The jambon cheddar $6.25 was ok; maybe it's better warmed up. They have an espresso menu as well. Service is good. You tell the guy what you want, and then you pay at the corner with the cashier. Apple Pay/credit card accepted No bathroom No WiFi

    ham and cheese with pickles on baguette
    Kimberly T.

    still thinking about our lovely breakfast here and missing this place already. We visited one early morning on a tuesday so it was still nice and peaceful. We went down the steps to a cozy bakery with a few seating inside and friendly staff. The pastries were made fresh and we got to enjoy a perfectly cooked smoked salmon sandwich, ham and cheese and fresh-out-the-oven pistachio croissant rolls! everything was sooo good! simple but quite satisfying for some reason. Outside seating is a delight if you dont mind cleaning up some bird poo a bit so you can sit comfortably. Overall we really had a great time. It would be nice to have the garbage bins moved to a location not by the steps though. But I get that maybe a "high-traffic" area would be best so the birds dont mess with it too much. if you stop by, definitely try their croissant rolls!! the pistachio one was just amazing!

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    James L.

    A really lovely cozy spot. Despite having a small footprint the pastries and coffee pack a punch! They've got a lot of croissant varieties and I got the ham and cheddar. It was surprisingly filling and tasted well. I also had a bite of the chocolate almond croissant and that was great as well with a nicely sweetened moist interior. Service was prompt and they will warm up your pastries on request. There's a small seating area to enjoy your baked items at. I think it is also worth mentioning they have very collectible merchandise with a charismatic croissant mascot.

    Pistachio Roll, Sesame Bagel, and outdoor seating
    John F.

    The bakery is located at the bottom of steep stairs, within one of the historical buildings in the waterfront area. The patio seating provides small and charming outdoor seating. The bakery has good coffee, a decent selection of baked goods, and good service. The pistachio roll is the star of the show. It's also self-service... so not sure why tips are requested at check-out and the place is overhyped IMHO.

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    Laura B.

    At the end of the busy St-Paul Street you will find this gem of a bakery. You'll have to go down the stairs to discover a cute little bakery making different croissant shaped pastries filled with a tasty cream... AND they sell wine as well and pizza! I could live in this " cave " without a complaint But don't worry, you can enjoy your sweet or savory treats on the nice wooden patio on the street.

    Meena P.

    Wow, an absolute must for the carb seekers, the most amazing croissants, and just in awe of all the other breads and pastries they had. The servers were not super friendly but honestly I was there for the goods and they were worth the trip. Based in the basement area, the bakery is nothing fancy, but they serve all the coffee and tea drinks, and have seating outside with little tables for each person. We had issues with the wasps who loved our croissants too, but what are you going to do ! I ate every layer of my pain au chocolat, it was delicious. My friend had the ham and cheese croissant that was delicious too. They had pistachio and hazelnut chocolate croissants too. Too much to choose from! My dirty chai latte was the perfect morning pick me up, super creamy and strong chai flavor. So good. Highly recommend this basic but not so basic bakery.

    Pumpkin spiced hot chocolate and Ham Sandwich
    Perry B.

    Cute little cellar bakery and coffee shop. Quick service and great quality food. We had the Notre Fameux Jambon Beurre - white ham, 6 month old Isle-Aux-Grues Cheddar, New Zealand butter and French pickle "Gherkin" on our sourdough half baguette. It was delicious. We also tried the pumpkin spice marshmallow hot chocolate as well and I really enjoyed the brûlée marshmallow.

    Pistachio "roll"
    Cyrus A.

    Do yourself a favor and come here if you are looking for amazing coffee, decadent pastries, or both. The espresso here was incredibly rich and smooth -- one of the best cappuccinos I've ever had. I was really impressed with the drink, and only wish I had time to go back for another. Not to be outdone, the pastries were also amazing. The pistachio "roll" (a croissant-like circle with a seasonal filling/icing) was incredible -- soft, flaky pastry oozing with gooey pistachio filling. Be warned, you'll need a nap after one of these. They also had a salted caramel version that my friend tried, to equal fanfare. There were plenty of other bakery items, including plain croissant, cookie dough croissant, and a really interesting take on a cinnamon roll, called a "cinna grizzle" (pictured). My next visit to Montreal will definitely feature at least one stop here!

    John H.

    A croissant tastes better in the Old Quarter! Look for the yellow umbrellas at the end of the Bon Seceurs Marche. A delightful bakery with only outside seating, but it is a great spot to take in this part of the city. I am glad I went a second time because I prefer the plain croissant as it embodies all the characteristics I want. The ones with filling are a bit too rich and sweet for me. However, surprisingly the pastiche roll was a nice sweet option. Looks boring but trust me, The filling is velvety with a slightly crisp exterior. This is one of my top three spots for a croissant with the other two towards the Plateau. take a baguette home as well!

    Banh Mi and Pizza
    Angela B.

    Quite possibly the best bakery I've been to in my life. For someone who goes out of their way to find the best pastry, I feel that this bakery is a step above. We visited three times during a few days trip to the area. The banh mi and pizza slice were so delicious and fresh. While I did not take pics, we purchased quite a few different croissants. The pistachio croissant was amazing as well as the red velvet. Everything was near perfect. Service was fine. For those who have mobility limitations, please note that you have to go down pretty steep stairs to enter the bakery. It is quite snug as well, a couple small tables inside but plenty of outdoor seating during good weather. La Cave is enough for me to make a several hour drive to Montreal worth it. I'd recommend to anyone who enjoys good food.

    Kate S.

    Cute little spot off the beaten path/underground. + tasty croissants + unique creations + smells heavenly inside! - very steep stairs - the rolled croissants aren't available until later morning :(

    Pain au chocolat
    Janay M.

    Omg what's cute little gem!!! We got just a pain au chocolat but they have the supreme ones that flavors rotate daily. The croissant was the best I've ever had. It was incredibly butter and soft. We also bought ketchup chips I love them.

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    Chef sur Appel

    Chef sur Appel

    3.3
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    Tiny basement resto/ delivery, just opened, still finding its feet. The place looks a bit rough…read morefor wear, don't know what was here before; only 4 tables (2 tables put together in a row), the last can't be used because that's where all the condiments are prepared and napkins, straws etc are stored in plastic bins. I ordered a crispy chicken burger, which came with fries and a choice of ether water or a can of soft drink. I chose bottled water, the chicken was indeed crispy, servred in a bun with iceberg (yuck) lettuce and tomato. This came in a paper-lined basket,with spiced mayo on the side. The food was good, not super, service surprisingly quick and the prices are all between $10-$13, comparable to most of the burger/sandwich joints downtown.

    The moment I set food in the restaurant, I can tell It was one of those "we sell cheap because it's…read morecheap" places that try to look student friendly by rounding up the numbers to look pretty. I entered with two of my friends and, being more experienced (and cheap I guess) than my two companions, I didn't order anything. The guy was thoroughly disappointed by the quantity of the food for 10$ (3 chicken tenders and some fries) while the girl had to skip class the next day due to a ferocious battle with her intestines. I swiped some the fries and they were soggy and tasteless. Prices: 2/5 (not worth it for the quantity) Food: 1/5 (disgusting fries) Selection: 3/5 (average menu, nothing spectacular) Decor: 3/5, it's dirty (table was sticky too) and in a basement but I liked the drawings on the black board. You're better off walking less and go to Charcoals or walking in the other direction and going to Poulet Bronze/King Kebab.

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