Wonderful sandwich and the desserts... cinnamon danishes were good but the Cannoli's were out of…read morethis world. Unfortunately, I took 5 danishes and 1 Cannoli for three people to share, next time I will switch my order 6 Cannolis.. Behind the counter were very knowledgeable and tried to help me with selection of sandwiches and accommodating me with my choices. Ambiance was clean, well light and extremely warm... like being in Nonna's kitchen.

Needed pastries for a party of 10, service was efficient, organized me with a good selection of…read moreItalian pastries. They were the rave of the party.. pans cotta and cannoli's. Cream was fresh dough was not hard like a rock.. Fantastic..

The best almond croissant I have ever had. Also the cranberry bread is a winner. Very pleasant…read moreknowledgeable people at the brossard location. Will return often as everything is delicious

Le gâteau au chocolat est fait avec un très bon beurre de crème. Le gâteau est simple mais bon…read more Meilleur que IGA et à un prix raisonnable.

This is a family business of 40-odd years serving some of the best baked goods we've ever had,…read moreincluding chocolaties almondine, tiramisu, and muffins. I admit their brownie is not to be repeated, but I thought it shouldn't detract from an otherwise delightful find on our first trip to MTL. It's a compact space so three customers gathered around the register looked and felt like a line out the door, but the staff are friendly and accommodating. Tip: It may still be listed on Yelp as closed, but I've photographed and posted the most recent hours as of August 2023. We'll be back!

I go there religiously whenever I visit montreal. They…read moreseriously have the best chocolate almond croissant I have ever tried anywhere. All their stuff is amazing. If you're in the area, stop by and try it. You won't regret it.

This place deserves a thumbs up!!!! A good classic bakery with awesome cakes and pastries, the…read moreganache cake is to die for and Mille feuille is quite nice

I usually don't like Asian style cakes since it lacks that richness and decadent taste to it, but…read morethis one made me change my thoughts!! The cream cheese frosting was very creamy and paired so well with the chiffon cake. The sweetness was actually to my taste too! Friendly and helpful service as well! The store near Guy-Concordia is a bit smaller, but very convenient.

All the delicious Chinese pastry shops are all usually in Chinatown so it's amaZing that we finally…read morehave our very own in south shore! As you walk in, you get the feeling of a little upscale pastry shop. It's cute! The shelving choices are very modern,the baskets are not your typical silver color but rather a fun rose gold color. It's a small little shop that sells local Chinese pastries such as bbq pork buns, bread, cookies etc. They also make custom cakes. (You need to go in store to order). The prices are relatively similar to the ones in Chinatown. They have promotions: I.e Any 6 meat bun for 11.99$.(That makes 1.99$for 1 which is the average price for a meat bun). They also sell drinks a set of jelly drink not sure if it's bubble tea. It's definitely worth checking out!

Great selection of food. Comfortable booths to sit and enjoy…read moreyour afternoon beverage. Excellent service from the friendly staff. Places like this would be a great reason to live in the area!

On the way into Montreal, I stopped at Ange for a pastry. I love their raisin rolls, where you buy…read more3 and get the 4th one free....that offer is similar to the one they do for croissants, some breads, tarts, etc. The wait is always long to order, but everyone is patient and polite. The lady working behind the counter was also very professional and very sweet. I love this regional chain of boulangeries....one of my favorites in the area.

We didn't know what to expect on our recent first visit to this location, but I can tell you that…read moreby the time we left, it sure felt like we had just grabbed a basket full of "premiere moisson." What we didn't realise at first was that it's important to press a button on the machine near the front door to pick a number because we would have to wait for our number to be called. The place got packed pretty quickly and all of a sudden there was a double line in front of the display case all the way up to the register. Ultimately, we were impressed with a lot of what we got: muffin banane pacane caramel was moist and nutty, guedille au homard was fresh and left us wanting more, and Jesuits was a fluffy, crispy perfection. The rest if the bunch including pain aux raisins and filouze, were decent but not particularly memorable. There's enough goodies here to make us return, so we'll be back.

We were wanting to pick up some kind of breakfast/lunch one of the mornings here in Brossard and…read moredecided to try out Premiere Moisson. In short, one your standard chain patisseries serving savory and sweet goods alongside various other items. Not bad! L O C A T I O N Premiere Moisson is in the DIX30 district area part of the area with Starbucks Cafe. There's various other stores nearby like a meat shop, fish shop, etc. It's quite interesting how specialty stores are prevalent around here. Lots of parking shared by all the stores. I N S I D E It's a fairly sizeable store. There's a person at the front monitoring the number of people inside and will give you a ticket with a number. That number is your place in line to order, so pay attention to the number being called and yes they will say it in french so know your numbers! There's a deli area, pastry area, dessert/cakes, and breads. In the center there were other goods like chocolates, jams and other items. They also sell drinks. T H E G O O D S As I mentioned they have a variety of items from deli (sandwiches, pastas, etc.), drinks (espressos, juices, etc), pastries (croissants, tarts, etc.), desserts (large and small cakes), breads (loafs, small savory items, etc.), jams, and chocolates. We got a few items: a mocha, a small almond pear tart, and a cranberry fig bread with raclette. The mocha was rich, a little bitter, but went well with some of our sweet items. The almond pear tart was good. Not very memorable. What was memorable was the cranberry fig bread. It looked like something from out of this world. It was hard and chewy, but the flavors were quite good. There were walnuts I believe in the bread as well. The fig sweetness went well with the cranberry tartness and the funkiness of the raclette cheese went well with everything. The only thing was that it was kind of hard to eat. Like hard hard...not difficult. S E R V I C E It was like a well oiled machine in there. So many people. They wrapped our tart in a fancy box even though we were going to just eat it right away. The bread wrapped in a bag. The mocha did take a little time though to get. O V E R A L L It basically has your basic bakery needs and then some. Nothing was amazing, but everything was ok. Definitely a place to try out some goods and grab a quick bite to eat and something warm to drink especially during the cold wintery days.

Apparently this bakery used to be named after their popular chouquettes. Since they're closed on…read moreMondays, I went on a Tuesday and everything was full, fresh and nicely presented. The clerk was nice and offered me a chouquette to try. They're very popular because they're just lightly sweetened puff pastries. I had the blueberry pastry which was loaded with jumbo sized blueberries and was perfect. Just the right amount of sweetness (not too much). They're also a reseller of Point G macarons so why not. I picked up a box of 6 for about $12.50 and they had a wide selection of flavors.