Nice upscale chocolate shop in the Eaton Center. Many of the items are sold in bulk or in nicely…read morewrapped gift boxes. The prices here are comparable to the Lindt stores in the USA. The ladies working here were very helpful and very pleasant. Overall a good choice for a nice box of chocolates that can be brought home as a gift.

Lindt was such a cool find. Back in the states, we have Godiva shops but this was the first time I…read moresaw a Lindt shop! There are giant bins of assorted Lindt chocolates in which you can fill your own bags with. The walls are lined with boxed chocolates. There's also a cafe where you can order chocolate drinks (coffee, shakes, etc). We ordered a medium dark chocolate mocha. It was really good and a great treat while walking around the underground. The staff are friendly and speak English well. The guy making our drink was awesome and so nice. Definitely visit Lindt if you find yourself at the Underground.

This is, without a doubt, one of the finest chocolate shops in Montreal. You can immediately tell…read morehow much care goes into their work - each delicacy is a miniature work of art. And the taste? Absolutely heavenly. What really stands out is that they make everything in-house, and the passionate staff are more than happy to share details about their process. The shop itself is as beautiful as the treats it holds, making the whole experience a delight. I can't recommend this place enough!

The creams are heavy, oily, and dominated by sugar and fat. The texture overwhelms the palate, and…read morethe taste lacks refinement. The gap between the price and the actual quality is significant--and hard to ignore.

Even though it was freezing in Montreal, I had to stop and try some local chocolates, and they were…read moreamazing. The mall itself was a little hard to navigate because of the incredibly tall walls and ceilings. I had never seen anything like it before. The design was really interesting, and I'm kicking myself for not taking any photos. The staff were very friendly and let me try a few samples, which I loved. I bought several things, enjoyed them so much, and ended up coming back again right before they closed. Of course, I forgot to take more photos that time too. I would definitely come back the next time I'm in Montreal and try other goodies.

A little difficult to find as it's on the basement floor of a food court. Good tasting chocolate…read moreand the presentation is appealing.

Really enjoyed coming here. A surprise find in the Complexe Desjardins located near the McDonalds,…read moreit's off the beaten path from inside the complex but worth searching out. Even though it was cold, we still stopped in for ice cream and the ice cream was terrific. A different take on a sundae with a hard chocolate shell, that shell is nearly impenetrable (even the thin layer) but was so good even by itself. And good ice cream too. Come and stop in! FOOD: The chocolates were good but not the best. See's Candies in California is so much better for flavor and variety. But we did love the look of them and the options they offered. The ice cream though is next level. Never had anything like it with that hardened chocolate shell. And even though it was tough to get through, it was delicious. I couldn't finish even a small one! So don't go too big unless you're sharing. SERVICE: Everyone was super nice and the portions were HUGE. Definitely they do it right here. COST: The chocolates were too expensive but the ice cream was a bargain! Definitely would go back if I'm in Montreal.

This place is a chocolate lover's heaven. I had a fun time choosing a unique flavor for my hot…read morechocolate. I placed my order at the kiosk, then walked over to the left side of the store where there were large vats of melted chocolate, with flavors such as cookies and cream, hazelnut, dark chocolate, milk chocolate, and red velvet. Since Easter is approaching, the store had adorable Easter-themed chocolates for sale.

Carré Confiserie is located inside the Cours Mont Royal, strategically located on the same level as…read morethe Metro Peel subway, and is open every day of the week. I can confirm that kids are not the only ones who enjoy this beautiful display of candies in a store that is clean and aesthetically well laid out. The owners of the store radiate warmth and offer explanations on any of their products with pride and enthusiasm. Kudos to them for the layout that has a nice hypnotizing effect of being in a candy fantasy land. Many of the candies are imported, mainly from Europe. The ice-cream bites are homemade and delicious. What a treat for the kids who can go two floors up to visit Barbie Expo, a must see free event.

Hello was invited to visit for an Yelp elite event…read more Location is the cour mont royal building in the tunnel to subway. The owner was there and he is super friendly. He gave me a beautiful Halloween loot bag. The store is packed with every type of candy you can thick of. You name it he has it. Along with the candy he had a nice selection of ice cream bites but did not try it. We took a nice selection of mixed candy home and when we ate them they were super fresh. This place is a must to go visit to fill your sweet cravings. Enjoy

Rare find! I grew up w this candy and it's fun and delicious. They don't make it anywhere in my…read morepart of town anymore so I was so excited about this!

I'd consider this a pretty authentic Hong Kong-style dessert spot, which is honestly hard to find…read morein the U.S. If you've had similar desserts in Asia, you might find the taste more on the average side--but for here, it still feels special and unique. Personally, I thought the desserts were a bit too sweet for my liking, especially the candy. That said, I appreciate how rare this kind of place is, and I'd still come back again just for something different.

Tried the hazelnut and passionfruit eclairs. Each one is $7.30. The passion fruit almond paste one…read morewas delicious. Well balanced, tart, sweet cream. The hazelnut was recommended and though tasty felt a bit stale. Service was friendly. There are 2-3 small tables. Shop is small but bright.

Mont Eclair is a small gem tucked along Mont-Royal Avenue, a lively pedestrian street filled with…read morecafés, bakeries, and restaurants. From the outside, the shop is easy to miss, but step inside and you'll find a beautifully designed space with pastries that look just as elegant as the setting. Their flagship item is the éclair, though they also offer chocolate bars, tarts, and other finely crafted pastries. The young woman working during my visit was warm and welcoming--she spoke both English and French, which made ordering easy--and she happily answered our questions about ingredients and flavors. I chose a lavender tart, which was as delicious as it was striking in presentation--perfectly balanced in sweetness with a wonderful texture. Most pastries, including éclairs, are around $7 CAD each. While slightly on the higher end, the quality and artistry more than justify the price. A few small tables inside make it easy to sit and enjoy your pastry on the spot. If you're exploring Mont-Royal Avenue and craving something refined and memorable, Mont Eclair is well worth the stop.

A few weeks ago, I did a walking food tour of Jean Talon Market and the surrounding area. Our tour…read moreended at Etat de Choc, a chocolate store that sells their own chocolates and other companies' chocolates. They also offer tastings, which our tour group did (we got a taste of four 3-4 different chocolate bars and a pistachio butter). The service was great, the tasting was great, and the products they carry are wonderful. I left with several different chocolates to share with people back home! Such a fun store!

Espresso is to coffee as the chocolates offered here is to mainstream chocolates like Nestle/Lindt…read more With that being said, this is a store for dark chocolate aficionados. Savor the richness and subtilities of chocolates coming from different regions of the world...Peru, Ecuador, Venezuela, Dominican Republic and more! My favorite in the selection that I bought was the Mini Chocolate Bar - Dulcey Pistachio. Because it's sweet and crunchy and suited my plebein tastes. I should've gone more with the milk chocolate options or their chocolate spreads than the dark chocolate flavors cause let's face it... I'm the "coffee drinker" with extra whipped cream and yes please for the sprinkles lol. My second favorite was the Dick Taylor raspberry vanilla dark chocolate. Here's my taste testing notes: - Dark Banana Hazelnut: I couldn't detect any banana but it is very crunchy with the chopped hazelnut throughout the bar - Dark Corn Chili: tastes of roasted crunchy corn - Dark Maple-Fir: tastes lightly of fir - Dark Chocolate Hop: tastes lightly of hops - Blond Pistachio: sweet and caramel flavored with crunchy pistachios - Raspberry Vanilla: dark with light hints of raspberry This is quality chocolate and the packaging is beautiful. The chocolates are made in small lots. They offer chocolate workshops which I was going to attend but due to covid19 didn't happen so I exchanged my workshop voucher for chocolates instead. Since these are premium chocolates, they're also pricey so make sure you choose well!