Best mini canollis in greater Montreal. They have a huge selection of pastries. They have awesome…read morepan pizza. You don't have to go to little Italy. Everything you need to have the relatives over for the holidays. Nona will love you.

This small boulangerie is located within the "Marche aux Puces" complex. They provide a wide…read morevariety of baked goods, breads and cold cuts. I've been here a few times and have only ordered their sandwiches for lunch. They tend to have about half a dozen prepared sandwich types but you're also welcome to create your own. I like that! I've never been disappointed and tried a few different types. Services is quick and friendly and the price tag is quite acceptable. If you want sweets there are a lot of options too.

TL;DR/The Short Version: Awesome bakery in Laval. Pastries…read moreare huge, easily twice the size of anywhere else, and only $3.25, and they were delicious. The Long Version: My husband and I stopped by Pâtisserie Jouri on the way home to Ottawa to pick up some pastries for my parents. It was one of two bakeries on our way back and was definitely the best bang for our buck. I got 3 pastries. They were $3.25 each and were gigantic. They were more than twice the size of pastries at other places. I got a raspberry almond croissant, an almond croissant and a pear and custard Danish. The great thing about getting my parents food is that they always offer to share it with us, so getting them food is like getting ourselves food. Haha. I had a small taste of each pastry and they were delicious. Very fresh and flakey. The pear and custard Danish was my favourite, but the others were good too. The croissants had a good amount of ground almond filling. There wasn't too much raspberry filling in the raspberry one, but that's ok because it kept it from being too sweet. Service was efficient. The decor is pretty with faux leather benches and funky light fixtures. Really nice place for a dessert date. There is free parking in front of the bakery, but it's just one row of parking and the street, which is very busy is behind you/in front of the bakery. So it's a bit of a pain to maneuver, especially if adjacent spots are occupied. Review #98 (2025)

Creamy Canoli @patisseriedolcesapore in the 450 is a…read moretraditional Italian bakery whippin' up the classics. Tomato Pizza, Chicken Sandwiches, canolies, paninis are all A1. Parking is no trouble & service is fast & friendly. Jacky took the time to sit & enjoy a tasty cheesecake & a coffee. Price is very reasonable & the decor is nothing fancy but it's clean and it works. Jacky loves the lasagna ready to take home & bake. Jacky's skipping Nonna's cooking when he's here. Check'em out. Follow @JackyEatsMTL

I went to the location is RDP. Great little bakery. I tried a variety of pastries and they were all…read moredelicious. They have a really nice selection of cakes, pastries, meals and other typical Italian staples.

I love this pastry shop, it's my go to place when I'm craving sweets…read more The staff is always so nice They have everything Italian. Cakes, pastries, cookies, sandwiches, salads, pizza, bread, coffee and they also have Italian products where you could buy(cheese, pasta, pasta sauce, cold cuts, pantone ect). My favorites here are the cannolis, the lobster tale and also the sandwiches. I also love the cafe cream and the ice limoncello. This place is perfect to grab something in the morning but also good for lunch time and dinner. They also have a small eating area where ppl can eat the food that they order. Definitely a must try place for everyone.

Something changed, Patisserie St Martin used to make delicious cakes…read more Their classic Chocolate Bûche de Noël used to be one of our favorites. But last year, the chocolate bûche was dry. For Valentine, I had their cupcakes: chocolate, vanilla. The chocolate cupcake was dry. The bottom of the cake was sticking on the cupcake paper. They seem to have changed recipe of their chocolate cakes. The vanilla cupcake was better, although not soft, nor moist. The frosting tasted like shortening rather than buttercream.

Good pastries - but TERRIBLE customer service! The fat old…read morelady is very rude!!! she treats you like you are begging for something instead of buying!

Greek sweet craftsmanship, I like Serano because it's always fresh and always entertaining…read more It's like going to the candy store and always find what you fancy at the moment, if are in doubt, you can always ask the staff and you will be enlightened. One important detail, people who are always obsessed with the figures, please figure out a way not to talk about it when you are visiting patisserie. :)

Great patisserie and bakery! Excellent baguettes and pastries! We really enjoyed the bread and the…read morepastries were some of the best French pastries that I ever ate.

Perfect little brunch spot when you can't drive all the way to Montreal. Service was fast and their…read morepastries are all made in house.

This was always a classic hang-out spot for us who grew up in Laval in the 90's / early 2000's!…read moreI still love their cheesecake - it's literally the best I've ever had. Great drinks too. Love the coffee with Bailey's! The Laval location doesn't seem to offer a full menu anymore, which is a shame. They had good sandwiches. Always busy with a great atmosphere. Watch out if you come in late - after 9pm - they may not have much choice of pies available anymore, as we found out recently :)

Ah Rockaberry, my all time favorite place for a slice of pie, or two! Or maybe three, but that's…read morefor sharing! I've been coming here for years and I'll admit, I don't come for the food, I come for the dessert! Have a craving for something sweet, Rockaberry it is.. Don't feel like baking something at home, order Rockaberry... At this point, I think I've ordered pretty much all of the pies, though I never tried the key lime pie, just not something I would go for. A slice of pie from here is good. You get a good size portion, it's fresh and sweet, what more would you want from a pie? The first pie I ever tried was the rockabrownie. It's a brownie with cream. Can't go wrong with that. My favorite is the mochamisu, tastes like a tiramisu, it's light and not very sweet. I've ordered this flavor as a whole pie many times and the family enjoys it (24 hour notice to order whole pie, and you can ask for something to be written on the pie) Next up is the rockafetti, a love/hate relationship with it. This is a vanilla cake with a slab of sweet buttercream frosting, almost reminds me of a vanilla dunkaroo. Having the frosting on it's own is sickly sweet, but when you pair it with the cake, it's heaven. I've tried the oreo cheese pie and for me it was really heavy, I didn't really taste anything oreo, it was just cream cheese. Apple crumble cheese with ice cream is so good, you get pieces of delicious cinnamon apple and pairs so well with the vanilla ice cream and the caramel drizzle just puts this over the top. I've also tried the raspberry fudge cheese, and while it was good, I found it to be on the bitter side, due to the raspberries. Coconut cream pie was very light, and not too sweet. Cadbury caramel brownie, I found had way too much cream for my liking and not nearly enough of mini egg pieces. Overall, I've enjoyed the majority of pies, really hoping that Rockaberry comes out with new flavors!