Sometimes the best things are closest to home. Today I had an amazing croissant with coffee. No…read moreindoor seating but two picnic benches outside. I passes this spot several times without knowing it was a bakery because the window display doesn't have any baked items. It is a minimalist display with a boutique sensibility. Lunches, desserts, and limited assortment of "bread" items. For now, not five stars because I would like more variety for croissants. Only two for now. However, I take quality any time. Also on the pricier side for the type of items.

One of the best bakeries in Montreal. They're only open on Saturdays for now, and they usually run…read moreout of items by the end of the day, so consider going early. Highly recommend this place.

Wish I could've taken more pictures to capture the tasty croissant with meat and cheese. One of the…read morebest places to go to in Montreal. Highly recommend it.

4.5/5 My friend was raving about their croissant so I had to…read moregive them a try. I've had the following pastry from them: Croissant Probably the best I've had. Just everything about this croissant was perfect. A but flaky on the outside with a soft, buttery goodness on the inside. Couldn't really ask for more than that. Brioche a tete It was good. I did enjoy the subtle sweetness that it came with it but the croissant definitely overshadows this pastry. Chocolate croissant Good amount of chocolate in the inside and the chocolate itself tasted great too! Almond croissant This one I wasn't too sure about. It was good, but probably wouldn't order again. The almond filling just didn't really do it for me and my friend. Cheese croissant I thought this was great. It was a perfect amount of cheese to this pastry and my mouth is watering thinking about it. Cheese and ham croissant My friend got this for me and I did really like it. After eating this, I just had to try their regular cheese croissant. Overall, this place was great. I came back here a couple times during my stay and if I were to rank it, it would be: 1. Croissant 2. Cheese croissant 3. Chocolate croissant Would definitely go slightly out of my way if I was in Montreal (with a car) for this.

Can you say DIVINE? Oh my goodness this is a must try in Montreal. Are the pastries a bit pricey,…read moreyes. But, these are not your average baked goods, they represent years of a craft that has been perfected over time. The service here was amazing. The staff were more happy to walk me through their offerings and recommend a few fan favorites. The shop is also beautifully designed. Very modern with an upscale feel. Every pastry that I tried here was just perfection. No notes, simply divine.

We were looking for a morning pastry nearby and was blown away by the pastries here! I've had a lot…read moreof kougin a manns and this one was one of the best. And there's a small park with benches across the street which was a perfect place to enjoy our treats. The market inside had so many fun items and the pastry selection was full of so many tasty options! I would absolutely recommend a visit here and will dream of these pastries.

I don't know what to say, this place was worth the metro rides and walk. It was way bigger than I…read morethought it was and had so many things my head was spinning. Thank goodness I had a friend who pointed me in the right direction. Spanakopita- love the flavor of the fresh spinach, would have enjoyed it more if it were a little less salty. Cheese pastry- delicious. Chocolate cake- my fave. Moist and not too sweet. Mocha cake- very mocha. Like tiramisu but coffee. Boston crème- ok so I usually don't like Boston cream but the custard was amazing Ok then there's the small foil wrapped thingies. I don't know what they were but they were amazing. Do not skip over them. Must order. Will definitely be returning to this amazing and historic bakery!

It's been awhile since my last trip to Afroditi. They specialize in Greek desserts. Can't believe…read morethey've been around since 1971. We dropped in on a Wednesday afternoon (around 5:00pm) and it was nice to see it wasn't too busy. The inside is spacious and has everything imaginable. There's baklava, cakes, pies, sausage rolls, cookies, bread, cannolis, pastries, etc. Take your time and browse around. They still have no labels or price tags. We had to ask what each type of cake was and the worker wasn't helpful; she responded with curt, short replies. - Coconut and macadamia nut cake ($32.00) - a coconut base with a layer of whipped cream (legit), chocolate and topped with macadamia nuts. Light but will still satisfy your sweet tooth. We would have liked to see more prominence in the macadamia flavour. Afroditi is still a solid place in my books.

This is my new go-to spot for all things dessert and bakery related. I am not vegan, but I have…read moremany vegan friends and every time I've eaten here, the experience has been superb. I never take photos for reviews, but I have photos for this one because their pastries are works of art. Even in the middle of winter, this patisserie manages to feel light, airy and happy. The decor feels refreshing and trendy and it's a great place to meet with friends. I have a soy allergy and the staff has always been more than happy to correctly identify what I can eat. They are efficient and kind and one of the major highlights that makes this place a favourite.

Delicious!!!! This is quite a big space! Nice and clean. This place looks like a nice place to hang…read moreout, read or do work. They have coffee, pastries and on certain days, breads. I had some cookies, a croissant and an almond type "coffee cake" and it was so yummy! You wouldn't believe they were vegan! Great service!

I was staying in the plateau for a few days and came across this marvelous cafe and boulangerie. Oh…read moreso good! I had a vanilla latte and a flakey buttery croissant that hit all the right notes when I yearn for quality. The staff is friendly, engaging and I noticed a parade of happy regulars who know a good thing. It's now one of my go-tos in Montreal!

Some foods are essential for survival. Recently I tried the almandine/chocolate/raspberry…read morecroissant. This is a necessary addition to my Montreal must food list. Let's not forget the excellent focaccia and most perfect service at Farine and vanille. A true gem!

There's no question. This chocolate is incredible. We figured, since it's Easter, we would splurge…read moreon egg and chick shaped treats and we were very happy we did. One of the best raspberry mousse cakes we've ever had. The chocolate is so rich and creamy were not sure we'll be able to enjoy this anywhere else from now on.

Everyone raves about their viennoiseries but their cakes are also excellent! We tried the following…read moresmall cakes: passion fruit mousse cake, the Cassiopée, Gargamel and lemon meringue. The passion fruit mousse cake was my favorite, the passion fruit flavor was bright and bold. A close second was the Cassiopée, loved the layer of cassis and apple. Can't wait to try some other products like their chocolate london fog and selection of chocolates!

Patisserie LaSalle has been a part of numerous celebrations in our family over the years. We like…read moreit because there are numerous cakes available for purchase, without pre-ordering. In addition to those found in the freezer, there are some located in the case, along with a number of Italian cookies and pastries. While there is an assortment of cakes on display, we tend to always gravitate to fruit-topped ones, like the one we recently purchased, the Diplomat cake. It featured three thin layers of sponge cake with fruit-laden custard as the filling between the cake layers, topped with more fruit. Since we were celebrating a birthday and Father's Day at the same time, the counterperson added well wishes on a satin ribbon to the cake. We were done with our purchase in less than 15 minutes and were soon on our way. At home, the light and flavorful cake was large enough to feed the crew, and then some.

Stumbled upon this bakery, and they have a large variety of cakes, pastries, cookies, pizza and so…read moremuch more. Place was clean and the service was very helpful & friendly. I tried out the chocolatine and it is pretty big in size. It was very soft, fresh and filled with chocolate. Almond croissant was just as good, super sweet with plenty of filling. Cheese danish was soft and creamy with a generous amount of cheese and not too sweet. The tomato & cheese pizza had a generous amount of sauce and cheese, it wasn't dry at all and super tasty. Hoping to make another trip and try out some of the pastries along with the many flavors of pound cakes they have.