People inside were great. I had the mocha and it was the best mocha I have ever had. Can't wait to…read morego back.

Awesome café on the main strip in St-Bruno! There are about 6 tables and about 12 bar seats. I…read moreordered a small latte and it was very good! They have lots of little goodies to accompany your tea or coffee. I couldn't get over there vast selection of kusmi teas, they just have had over a dozen! They also had lots of coffee accessories and mug and dish sets for sale. WiFi password is at the cash and you can sit as long as you want with your laptop.

Délicieux et sécuritaire pour mon enfant avec allergies. En plus, la personne qui nous a servis…read moreétait super calme et souriante. Nous sommes tombé la en our avec Monsieur Hibou

j'adore! super belle endroit, charmant et chaleureux! les produits sont de qualités et bien servis!…read more le grille-cheese, pommes, oignons et cheddar fort est délicieux Une super terrasse pour profiter d'une bonne crème glacée

Déjà à l'odeur, on se laisse tenter ! Difficile de partir de cette boulangerie avec seulement un…read morepain. Ils ont tous l'air bon et ils le sont. Leur fougasse est pleine d'olives et les épis dijonnais sont un délice. Bon appétit !

I liked how thoughtful the staff is. This is no high end food experience but overall Le Pain dans…read moreles Voiles offers satisfying value. Their espresso tastes better than most coffees in the area (even including Montreal). Their pizza is both soft and crispy, fairly well balanced. The salad dressing was one the worst I've ever had, completely lacking acidity. The biggest disappointment was the Christmas Yule log; a tiny overprice, rock hard stale cake that I managed to return by going to the Villeray location in Montreal

Great spot for homeworking and studying. I used to come here often because of their opening hours…read more Food is the same, if not, very similar to other branches. Good for a coffee break. Not the best though, but always convenient. I love Second Cup desserts. The strawberry / rhubard pie is especially delicious. One of the thing that always make me come back there is their apple cider. Try it! Beside of that, staff is always smiling and lovely.

From the owner: L'ÉTAPE est un espace de partage et d'expertise au cœur du village de Saint-Bruno. Que ce soit pour…read morele café, pour le lunch, pour l'achat ou la réparation d'un vélo ou pour la sélection d'accessoires de vélo et de chaussures de course, notre mission est d'être un lieu accueillant et inclusif pour tous. L'ETAPE is a place for sharing a good time and to meet experts at the heart of St-Bruno. For a coffee, for lunch, to buy or to get your bicycle repaired, or for our selection of running shoes and bike accessories, our goal is to be inclusive and welcoming to everyone.

This coffee shop is one of a kind in the area of Boucherville. I always try to encourage local…read morecoffee shops and this one has never disappointed me. It is located in a very nice area with a beautiful market near it which is perfect for walks, especially during the summer. The coffee shop itself is beautiful, very nice seating area and a lot of space. It is perfect if you want to study because it's very cosy, but it's also good if you're grabbing lunch quickly or coffee on the go. I have tried their smoked salmon sandwich and a kale/beet salad which were both very delicious. The only issue I had was the price, I thought it was a bit pricier than other coffee shops or places where you can grab lunch quickly. Despite that, I can understand since it's a local coffee shop and everything they have is high quality and fresh. Their iced coffee is more of an iced cappuccino with crushed ice... So if you want something liquid like coffee with ice, I would recommend getting an iced latte. It was delicious, and they had a lot of options for people like me who are lactose intolerant (almond milk, soy milk, lactose-free, coco milk, oat milk, etc.) The staff is extremely nice. They're very knowledgeable and incredibly helpful. The first time I went there, the girl explained everything to me and how the café started and she looked very passionate which showed me that she liked her job. The only issue I'd have with this place is their opening hours. During the winter, if you're planning on late-night studying there, it doesn't open as late as other coffee places, but that's to be expected with local coffee shops like this one.

This is seriously one of the best cafes in Boucherville. Probably the very best! The scones there…read moreare the best I've ever had. You can't go wrong with any of the food there, everything is absolutely delicious. The staff is super friendly, too!

Bel endroit, employés accueillants et très bons pains!…read more Je vous recommande cet endroit si vous voulez quelque chose de frais!

I'm so glad we stumbled upon this spot on our way to Quebec City. It was that moment in the road…read moretrip when you suddenly realize you're famished and the driver suddenly gets angry cause of a drop in sugar or something when I looked up and saw the bakery across the street. I said, hey wanna try there for lunch? And we made a quick change of lanes and headed over. Inside it is set up as a little market with a cafe to the side. There are counters for fresh bread, pastries, cakes, meats, and prepared foods. There are prepared sandwiches and salads in the cases in the middle. You can order hot food and coffee or tea at the cafe counter. There is a small space for dining inside and a larger, covered patio outside. The food was fantastic and reasonably priced. In fact, I wish there were something like this near me. I'd be there all the time grabbing lunch or loaves of bread for the house or desserts!

Stunning little gem of tea house, tucked away in the gorgeous Mont St-Bruno de Montarville SEPAQ…read moreNational Park. You would need to pay for access to the park in order to visit the tea room but it is absolutely worth it! Being a huge fan of teas and sweet treats, the cafe was a great motivation to get me to do a 2hr hike. Seeing the perfect picturesque building with its snow-capped roof from afar, it truly was like the light at the end of the tunnel! It was such a treat to walk into the inviting dimly-lit rustic barn-style tea room which was buzzing with people. Inside there is plenty of seating; my favourite being the cozy and peaceful large fireplace area. There are plenty of drinks and treats to choose from, from a variety of loose leaf teas to coffees and gourmet hot chocolate (which seemed the most popular). The barista was super friendly and let me whiff a few of the chai teas - they definitely have a great selection. I had a spicy chai which hit the spot and warmed me up after hiking in the cold. All their pastries come from Pains & Saveurs (which is THE best on the South Shore) and they even have a tempting selection of biscotti and macarons. If you want to avoid the long walk from the main entrance, the tea house can be accessed via the back entrance to the park. Highly recommend if you are in the area!