Cute shop that I've been intermittently following from afar on their socials. We stopped in to…read morepick up some dessert for later (we'd just stuffed ourselves at Le Passé Composé), so no soft serve for us, but we ordered the salted caramel cheesecake, the sesame pie, the hojicha tiramisu, and the fig cookies. Service was friendly and efficient. As for the goods themselves... sigh. Everything was very pretty visually (Japanese-inspired for sure), but too sweet overall for my tastes. I was expecting the toned-down sugar levels that I expect from Asian sweets, and was disappointed to find that Sachère Desserts' insides don't quite match their outsides, so to speak. The hojicha tiramisu was the one exception - the sweetness level was toned down, which allowed the roasted bitterness of the tea to really shine.

Checked out Sachère Desserts for their weekly rotating soft serve twist. It's an Asian inspired…read morecake and pastry shop that's a stone's throw away from La Passé Composé. We dropped in on a Thursday afternoon (around 3:15pm). It's small inside but holy crap, it was hotter than a boiler's room. Zero ventilation. Didn't find service the friendliest. That being said, they have some beautiful looking pastries (mango and jasmine pavlova caught my eye) in the $4.00 to $9.00 range. Pints are pricey at $16.00 (500mL) but there's some really interesting flavour combinations. - Vegan passion fruit & cantaloupe sorbet twist ($5.50) - twist came with a thin piece of vegan passion fruit chocolate. Both sorbet flavours were bright and refreshing. It's a tiny portion so you aren't getting value here but the quality is good. Watch out as it melts quickly. On the fence whether I'd go out of my way to come back to SD. 3.5 stars.

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.

HIGHLY RECOMMED! Delicious food (one of the best breakfasts in Montreal), cozy atmosphere, very…read morefriendly staff. The best way to start any weekend, rain or shine!

Gluten-free homemade bread and other gluten-free options!! Try the avocado, bacon, lettuce and…read moretomato sandwich and you will be back!! Hubby loves the roast beef sandwich, my boys love the chicken club and the homemade wantons!! The owners are thoughtful and attentive and you can tell they want every customer to have a great experience! You can call and pickup. They did the catering for my nephew's baptism and everything was delicious! They also function as a bakery selling baked goodies and loaves of all types of bread, all made in house. I've seen people line-up for cheddar biscuits!! Their homemade wanton soup on a cold winter's day is my boys' favourite! Prices are reasonable for the quantity and quality!

Este café coreano es una joya escondida. Aunque el lugar es pequeño, es muy acogedor y tiene un…read moreambiente encantador. La variedad de bebidas es excelente, y los postres son realmente deliciosos. Vale totalmente la pena visitarlo, ¡perfecto para relajarse y disfrutar! El servicio fue genial!!

My friends and I just had to make two stops here since we were such fans of the quality of desserts…read moreoffered. The adorable macarons really caught our eye and were not disappointed with the flavors offered including Nutella, Oreo, strawberry cheesecake, matcha, and more. I so far have enjoyed the crème brûlée and Oreo and can't wait to the others when I get home. We also loved the mango shaved ice and found the small sizes to be perfect for single servings, especially for people who doesn't usually finish our sweets. The mango pieces were soft and fresh, made to taste sweeter with a drizzle of condensed milk. Small pieces of mochi contributed to elevating the texture even more. Overall, we had a wonderful time each visit and could see ourselves being able to relax and spend hours there. Staff were kind and tried their best to work as fast as they could. Lots of photos of their dogs are posted at the front and served as the reason for their name. Would love to come again the next time I'm here!

Highly recommend this place to anyone.Service is excellent. I love how fresh the fruits are.. It's…read morea great place for dessert, Wish there was one like this in Miami!

Not a bad place to get breakfast. My friend and I decided to try it out because Allo mon coco was…read moreclosed. It's quite a strange place and the menu is just pictures but they serve crepes, waffles, smoothies, and breakfast plates (eggs, ham, sausages, toast, etc). Service is quite fast and the food is decent. It's nothing to rave about but it's not awful. I got the costa rica breakfast which is eggs, bacon, sausage, toast, and a crepe with fruits. The eggs were really bland, the meat and toast were fine, I found the crepe ok but the fruit on top was not fresh at all so bleh. Service is fine, the staff is friendly. You pay at the counter and then sit down, get up when your number is called to get your food. I don't really see why I'd come back unless the same situation were to happen again.

Such a cute coffee shop right down the street from our Airbnb. Walked about 8 minutes. This place…read moremust be the only coffee spot in town with flavored coffee.

the food and service are amazing !! i especialy love the pumpkin loaf and the date squares , but…read moreeverything I've had here is delicious. the staff are super friendly as well! highly recommend!!

An elevated HK style bakery conveniently located in the metro station! Super fresh items baked in…read morehouse! I LOVE their Hokkaido buns that are super fluffy even after leaving it in the fridge for a few days. Portions are also huge, so definitely worth your money. The roasted coconut buns are stuffed with filling and best served warm. The pastries are also really good quality! There's a decent amount of options that make it so hard to choose each time. They're deal of 6 buns - no tax is also great! Service is hit or miss, but I'm not expecting much since it's a grab and go kind of place, but there's seating as well. Will definitely come back!

Come early for the toasty hot Portuguese tarts. They were phenomenal! I tried to come back later in…read morethe evening and it was all sold out.

The buns are pretty good, the service are great, too. As for the ambiance, for me is pretty noisy,…read moretoo crowded not enough space to move around to get to where you wanted to go buy.

Decent buns in Montreal's Chinatown district! We went about 20 minutes after they opened but they…read morewere not ready yet. Some of the items were put out but we still had to wait on them to put out the rest of the buns which they had ready behind the counter. It was a little bit of a bummer since we were kind of in a rush. Buns were approx $4, more or less depending on what you get. No tax on 6 or more.