Great little neighbour hood bakery. You can tell it's popular as it has a line up outside on most…read moredays. Amazing fresh baked bread and viennoiseries! If you go please try the croissant. It's not as good as Pattisserie Kouign-Amann in the plateau but these guys are a close second.

What a great little place. We stopped here for coffee and a croissant. Everyone was so friendly,…read morethe service fast and efficient. Very clean. We are glad we stopped as it seemed like a cute neighborhood enclave and it was.

Close to Papineau métro station, La Mie Matinale is a charming gourmande patisserie and its…read morepastries are as francais as France itself. The atmosphere is not afraid to be brazen in French decor as well, with a particular fetish for music by French divas like the chanteuse Dalida. Open only for breakfast and lunch, the pastries here are phenomenal and the almondine and chocolatine pastries melt in your mouth. Cakes, cookies, squares, mini quiche, all made fresh as well as the salads and sandwiches which make up the lunch menu. Charming, Parisien and popular in the neighbourhood, it's a definite visit if you're looking for the real deal in pastries.

Just went there to grab a little lunch and overall was pretty good . Been pretty lucky as I arrived…read morethey were just doing the sandwiches so couldn't have it fresher even if I wanted to . I asked for a Sandwich ham and cheese with butter which instead they put mayo was still pretty good but not what I've asked for . Also place is really really small yet you really felt welcome and guy behind the counter was quite cute too . And as much as I did love and enjoy my sandwich I also took their brownies for dessert and wasn't big fan of .If you're in the Gay village and want some fresh bakery don't hesitate to go there I do recommend it

After two big snowstorms in one week here in Montreal, I decided to brave the snowy roads and make…read moremy way to Fanfare Brunch Boulangerie for a much-needed brunch with a friend and some quiet time to get work done. I'm so glad I did--this place turned out to be the perfect cozy refuge from the cold, offering a welcoming atmosphere and delicious comfort food that hit the spot. Video Review will be posted on Tik Tok and Instagram soon @Foxyappetite In depth review: Atmosphere: Fanfare is exactly what you need on a snowy day. The atmosphere is warm, inviting, and full of friendly energy. It felt like stepping into a cozy retreat, where the chill from outside melts away as soon as you walk in. The music was upbeat yet soothing, creating an ideal background for a laid-back brunch. It was the perfect place to unwind, enjoy a good meal, and escape the wintery weather. Coffee: I kicked things off with a cappuccino, which was the perfect antidote to the snowy roads. The coffee was flawlessly brewed--smooth espresso with just the right amount of froth, providing the perfect boost to start the day. It set the tone for the meal ahead and got me feeling energized. CLASSIQUE DÉJEUNER (18.50): For my main dish, I went with the "Classique Déjeuner," and it truly delivered. The Toulouse sausage was rich and flavorful, seasoned to perfection. The bacon was crispy on the outside and tender on the inside--just how I like it. The sunny-side-up eggs were cooked perfectly, with yolks that were perfectly runny and ideal for dipping into. The roasted potatoes were light and crisp, and the mini salad added a nice, fresh contrast to balance out the richness of the other elements. The homemade bread was fresh and soft, a simple but essential touch. This was classic breakfast comfort food at its finest--hearty, satisfying, and exactly what you need to start the day. PUDDING SALÉ (22.00): In the mood for something a little different, I also decided to try the "Pudding Salé." This savory herb pudding roasted in butter was a unique and flavorful dish. The smoked meat was tender and juicy, and the eggs provided a nice creamy texture. The homemade crème fraîche added a rich element, while the house-pickled vegetables offered a bright, tangy contrast that balanced the richness of the dish beautifully. It was an inventive twist on brunch fare that I thoroughly enjoyed. Overall: I was able to settle into a sunny corner and get some work done while enjoying my meal, which made the whole experience both productive and relaxing. The service was attentive and friendly, and the atmosphere was just right for catching up with a friend, taking a break, or getting some work done. This brunch was exactly what I needed after the snowy weather--great food, a warm and cozy space, and a chill vibe. I can't wait to come back and explore more of their menu. If you're in Montreal, especially after a snowstorm, Fanfare Brunch Boulangerie is a must-visit!

Cute spot for a lunch date! The ambiance is calm and really welcoming! You feel like you are in a…read moremovie set

Adorable little bakery with sandwiches and other delights, including small packages of grocery…read moreitems. Cheese, smoked meat and various beverages in the refrigerated section, as well as quiche and whole chicken or mushroom pies to take home. They also have canned and bagged items that make good souvenirs. Delectable baked goods and great lattes.

Nice small pastry place. I tried their pistachio croissants, and they were wonderful. The wait time…read moreis nominal and the staff is very friendly. The latte we ordered was nice as well. Would highly recommend their croissants if you are around.

This is a cute charming artisanal bakery located in the heart of Verdun, featuring a wide selection…read moreof unique, fresh & delicious products. Sweet Lee's Rustic Bakery was established in early 2010 in Saint Henri, Montreal, by siblings Liana & Greg Lessard. As the company grew, Sweet Lee's began supplying several quality establishments on a daily basis around the island of Montreal. From 2010 to 2013, the bakery operated from a small locale Saint Henri, Montreal, which was quickly outgrown due to demand and the team's new projects. Shortly after that time, Sweet Lee's relocated to 4150 Wellington, to a larger space, located in the heart of the increasingly popular borough of Verdun. The new space has 50 person dining room, and a summer terrace. The staff is very pleasant and friendly. The pastries and prepared foods are all amazing and the presentation is impeccable....I had a nice fluffy tender bread bun that was very light and tasty. This is a great stop for a pastry, sandwich, cup of coffee or anything else....

La boulangerie rustique " Sweet Lee's " est un charmant café artisanal et une…read moreboulangerie-pâtisserie. Ils sont incroyables ! Ils servent même de la nourriture végétalienne. Il y en a pour tous les goûts : des options sucrées, salées et végétaliennes peuvent plaire à tous les goûts ! Une salle à manger très chic et luxueuse. Sweet Lee's, notre famille vous adore et nous vous souhaitons de joyeuses fêtes !

I was having a walk on St-Laurent and I've noticed this little spot... What a pleasant surprise!…read moreI'm a fan of minimalism and I loved the simplicity of that place: two little vintage armchairs, not too much decoration, cute little pastries and a very good service. I wanted a Moka, it wasn't on their proposed menu but they gladly prepared one for me. Also, I have this thing for lemon meringue pie and the one I had at Nougat et Nectarines passed the test, it was exquisite. I will definitely be going back in the near future.

Amazing cupcakes at a solid price (a dollar cheaper on Monday's) very cute store with great…read moreservice! Would 100% recommend!

a wonderful, friendly experience. every single bite was a treat for my taste buds. the pistachio…read moreeclairs are amazing. The kings cake was light and flavorful.

Was walking in the neighborhood and got tempted by this lovely little bakery. The space is very…read moresmall, and maximum 2 people inside right now. There is a huge assortment of baked goods inside, including various types of breads and buns and also pastries and sweets as well. They also offer a counter with some foods such as sandwiches and an egyptian dish (lentils and rice and pasta and onion), and various quiches as well. They also have some pizzas and savoury pastries. The prices seem very reasonable and everything looks fresh. I decided to go with a ham pizza and a spinach pastry. The pizza was less than 5 dollars and the pastry was about 6 dollars (paid by weight). I am not sure if they are able to heat it up (they didn't for me, and I didnt ask). The pizza came with ham, olives, and a LOT of cheese...almost too much, I'd say. Even cold, it was very tasty. The spinach pastry was a little greasy but also delicious. I would definitely return if I'm ever in the neighborhood.

The best baguette we have found in Montreal. Very flavorful, just a hint of sour, with a crispy…read moreoutside and a soft interior. The pain aux raisin was also a standout with a wonderful texture and flavor. So happy we stopped here.

While strolling along Little Italy, we stopped in here - 1 to warm up- it was cold and 2- because I…read morecannot pass by a bakery without popping in! So glad we did so, we found some delicious vegan cookies and bought a few to enjoy during our trip. The pastries looked incredible. If we were not just walking around and heading back to the Ritz on the mertro, we would have stocked up some more! We will be back- merci!