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.

The food is great quality and service was super friendly! Plus a super cute and cozy atmosphere!…read moreLove it!!!

These chocolates are delicious and the staff is so sweet. Love coming here! The selection is…read moreabundant and a great stop before the park.

Nice spot for a snack or hot chocolate. It was nice having a lot of flavors to pick, as we could…read moreeach pick our favorite. The caramel came with a side of caramel that I could pour in. Oreo had a cookie on the side, half chocolate covered

If you love chocolate this is a must stop. Lots of choices for sweet tooth folks. Everything w…read moreordered was delicious- probably my kids favorite stop. The soufflé took 18 mins but it's worth wait if you like lava cake. The Dubai crepe is so good with extra kunafa they added. You also get to pick the type of chocolate you'd like used from white to dark. It's not too big a spot but you could bring groups. I don't think they take reservations either but it's definitely a must go in Montreal for dessert.

New chocolate shop opened it's door this month in the Monkland Village. They offer a variety of…read morechocolate products such as truffles, bars, shells, spreads. Perfect gift idea to treat others or yourself. I really enjoyed their milk chocolate shell filled with salted caramel - very rich! Staff was very friendly! Check them out when you're in the area :-)

The little shop seems run down on the outside but there are lots of chocolate treasures on the…read moreinside. Chocolates are sold buy the box or in a cellophane bag by weight (which works out cheaper). Favorites so far: bergamot and pineapple.

I was expecting a wider selection of chocolates and felt like this place was little bit of a…read moreletdown. My raspberry mousse tarte was excellent but I felt like it was the only option if I wanted something chocolate that wasn't full of milk or flour. Delicious treat and my partners milkshake was excellent. Don't be like me and go in with crazy expectations - read the menu ahead of time lol.

Went there with my daughter in law and we found it absolutely delightful. We took the brownies and…read morethey were delicious. A place we'll definitely visit again!!

TL;DR/The Short Version: Pricey chocolates, but they are…read moretasty! Lol. The Long Version: Jeff de Bruges is a French company but their chocolates are made in Belgium. At the time of this review, there are only 4 locations in all of Canada and they are all in Montreal and surrounding areas. Their chocolates are pricey they are $2.20 a piece, except the cornets which are $2.99 a piece. They are very tasty and worth the occasional splurge. The chocolate is smooth and creamy. This location is a kiosk inside the Carrefour Industrielle Alliance. Service was pleasant. Fun fact: There is no person named Jeff de Bruges. The owner/founder's name is Philippe Jambon. He realized that with a last name that means ham in French, he might have more success as a French chocolatier using a different moniker. Apparently he chose Bruges because it's a city in Belgium and his chocolate is a mix of Belgian and French styles, and he chose Jeff because he liked the song Jef by Jacques Brel. Review #153 (2025)

I visited La Pendulerie two years ago. This clock café had the best cup of Swiss hot chocolate I've…read moreever tasted-so frothy and nutty. I also got a free cookie-that sold it for me! Not sure if they still serve the cookie or let you browse the clocks during this no selling non-essentials period. There were also other beverages, food, and packaged European treats (like Swiss chocolate). They also have a website selling all of these and another one for the clocks. It was so relaxing and quiet in the café-there was barely anyone there! Perfect for studying/working/chilling when we're able to sit in at places again.

The story of this establish makes me so sad, everything that made it unique has been stripped away…read more It is now just a convenience corner store in a touristy area that also has more Swiss chocolate and eatz than your average. I could cry for memories of the homemade fudgesicles, hot chocolates . . . for the good old days.

We were in the neighborhood and I noticed this chocolate as a highly rated spot on Yelp so we…read moredecided to check it out. We walked in and noticed it was a local shop with beautiful selections of in-house made chocolates. Smelled delightful. The staff was helpful in explaining some of the questions we had about the chocolate bars. I bought several chocolate bars for my friends back in the states and a small size bag of their mini size truffles to try. When I had the chocolate bars, I realized.. I need to come back to Montreal to buy some more to bring back. So I will be back soon!

Wonderful!! My gf got a small custom box of chocolates for her friends back home, but I think I…read morefound a real gem- some sort of amazing ice cream sandwich that they make in here. This thing was so next level, I couldn't even fathom that such a sandwich exists... I'll be back!!