oh my goodness!!!! I wish le Marquis could be in every city. As someone who's gluten free, I almost…read morenever get croissants - they're a rare find! While I was in Montreal, I frequented this shop almost every day, getting their almond croissant, regular croissant, and chocolate croissant. I tried several of their desserts as well. If you are gluten free or gluten sensitive, this IS a must-have, and if you have extra space, bring home some frozen croissants!

Checked out Le Marquis Sans Gluten on an early Friday morning. They have two other locations in…read moretown (Boisbriand and Castelnau). Everything in their shop is gluten free; croissants, tarts, cake slices, madelines, crepes and croissant sandwiches. Tried a croissant ($3.99), croissant chocolat ($4.75) and amandine ($5.25). Texture is slightly dry but portion size is larger than the typical GF offerings.

no complaint's it's one of those brunch places you can rely on. Not life changing but consistently…read moregood

The food was amazing first time experience! The staff very friendly and the ambiance feels right at…read morehome! Never felt out of place. 10/10

love that everything is safe for celiacs and they have great dairy-free options. the breakfast…read morecroissant sandwiches are okay, but the staff seems pretty unorganized and they tend to get orders mixed up when it gets busy. good to try once but a bit overhyped for the cost

This is one of the best gluten free bakeries I've visited in the world. Great hours and open every…read moreday. You can dine in or get your items to go. Indoor seating is limited and can get a little busy on the weekends. I just spent the last week in Montreal and visited 4 times. Croissants, pain au chocolates, milles feuilles, tarts, cakes, madeleines, oh my! I tasted so many things and as I sit here in the airport I am eating my final treat, a croissant sandwich with smoked salmon and a variety of fixings. When I find really good food I often forget to take pictures because of how fixated I am on enjoying it. This is one of those times. No pictures, only memories. My husband can eat gluten and he was delighted with everything we tried. This is a must visit bakery in old town Montreal.

Loved this place! Interior courtyard garden space, very pretty. The food was great and can't say…read moreenough about the wonderful service!

Skip this place. The food is heavily overpriced for what it is. We had a few dishes and each was…read moreoverpriced. See the $26 small burger we got.

We went early and there was no line. This location takes card and we also were able to sit on the…read morepatio. Great service through the whole meal and the bagels were quick to come out. We ordered the "Le Joe Bagel", which was the one on Netflix, a spicy everything bagel (new), a maple apple bagel, and a rosemary & sea salt bagel with jalapeno cream cheese (new). I would say that the "Le Joe Bagel" was a little sweet for us since it had fig in it. The spicy everything bagel was good and the jalapeno cream cheese had a good kick to it too. But my favorite was the maple apple bagel since it was just simple and nice. The bagel itself looks smaller than a New York bagel but it's more dense and gives a good pretzel feel to it. I tend to like that more than the full bread feel from New York. We didn't try other bagel spots but I don't feel like I would need to or want to. It was great. I'd come back

St-Viateur wasn't my #1 favorite Montreal bagel but the race was very, very close!…read more The line for this well known bagel shop was much shorter and quicker, most likely because they have more posts than a well known competitor. They also have indoor seating as well which is very convienent and ideal. These bagels themselves are typical of Montreal, a hint of sweet and a well wrapped spiced bagel. Combine these bagels with a Tre Selle cream cheese, which is not as dense or full of preservatives, and it's pure bliss for any bagel lover. I did find these bagels to be sturdier than the competition, the exterior chew definitely a little more of a workout for the jaw, but I'd still give St Viateur another retry the next time I visit Montreal.

First stop during my visit to Montreal. Saw how many reviews this place had, and decided to try it…read moreout to see what it was all about. Very aesthetic and cute cafe located on the corner. You can dine-in or take it to go. They have a huge bakery selection right up in the front. Seating along the window with barstools or they have tables located in the middle. I got seated by the window and loved the people watching. Ordered the poached egg panini & a cinnamon roll. The panini is spicy!! So be careful or that is you can't handle much heat. I had to take half to go because of that! Bread was crispy and everything inside paired very nicely. The cinnamon roll was ok, more like a sticky bun vibe. I also ordered a latte with maple syrup and that was tasty too. Staff are all friendly & service is great! Definitely give this one a try!

Hands down the best panini + incredible French toast combo at iconic Old Montreal bakery Olive +…read moreGourmando! Crisp pressed house-bread panini loaded with melty cheese & ham, plus caramelized brioche French toast with blueberry compote, whipped cream and maple syrup. Fresh daily-baked everything, great cold brew, cozy rustic vibe--essential brunch stop for anyone visiting downtown Montreal's historic quarter!

Lives up to it's name! Amazing gluten-free vegan toast, buns, and pizza! As a person who has a…read moregluten intolerance and egg/dairy/soy allergies, most all gluten free bread is off limits to me as egg is often used as a gluten substitute, and or soy is a cheap filler. The gluten free vegan soy free bread is so delicious hubby and I finished a loaf in a day and a half! From pb and bananas for breakfast to avocado BLTs for lunch, delicious! Pizza dough that tastes and smells and bends like pizza dough! I have tried other gluten-free bakeries, gluten-free from health shops and making my own. Don't bother, the only place you need is Delicious without gluten!

If you miss bread then say goodbye to feeling deprived! You've found THE best gluten free bakery in…read moretown. Man, I've lived in California and haven't even found a place there that is close to this! Really as good as it gets. Their gluten free paninis and bagels are unbelievable! I've never tasted gluten free bread that came this close to the real thing if not even better! I also love their carrot cake although I try not to eat too many sweets so I'll get that one once a month or so. You can also special order gluten free cakes :) You can order products through the website and there is a weekly pickup where you drive down to the bakery in DDO and pick up your order for the week. The gluten free tomato sauce pizzas and muffins are also decent. You can find some of these products in grocery stores, there is a store locator on the website. Be sure to also check out her Facebook page!

I found myself in the area around Square Victoria metro recently and knew that there was a Brit &…read moreChips in the area (but wasn't sure where) on McGill Avenue but since I knew that there was also a Five Guys in the area, I felt that if I didn't find Brit & Chips, I would just go to Five Guys if I found it. I did find both Five Guys and Brit & Chips (they are on opposite sides of the street) on McGill Avenue south of St Jacques. I had eaten at a Brit & Chips location before when they had a restaurant near Guy-Concordia metro (maybe about ~10 years ago) when I worked in a building which was close to the Green line so convenient to go there for lunch since it was less than 10 minutes away from my place of work at the time whereas for me to get to this location from where I worked would have taken about twice as long since it would have meant transferring from the green line to the orange line. On the day that I went to that location back then, I did remember that it wasn't that busy and I was the only customer. Unfortunately, that Brit & Chips restaurant did not survive. I did remember that the fish was very good so decided to go to this Brit & Chips since they had a lunch special. The staff were very friendly and greeted me in French and while I'm bilingual, I answered in English and the server replied to me in English. I was asked whether I was eating in or wanted something take out. I told the person that I was eating in and he told me that I could sit "anywhere" so I picked a seat in the back. I went to the washroom to wash my hands and then returned to my seat. I was asked whether I was ready to order and I mentioned that I was so the person motioned to the server and she asked me what I wanted. I asked her what I could get for their $19 lunch special and she told me that it was any of the 3 fish and chips dishes on the menu. I quickly looked at it and made my choice based on the server's recommendation (cod) and also decided to have a beer. The beer was brought immediately to my table and the food was put on my table a few minutes later (maybe 4 minutes later). The battered fish wasn't as good or prepared as well as I remember from the other location nor was it the best battered fish that I've had. The fries (chips) were good. The dipping sauce was also very good. What I didn't like about the way my battered fish was prepared was that when I cut into it, the hollow or "air pockets" of the fish/batter was dripping with oil. I know that the battered fish is deep fried so some oil is to be expected but I felt that it was "a lot" of oil that came out when I cut into my fish. The restaurant wasn't too busy at the time that I went (it wasn't empty nor was I the only customer there throughout my meal since as people left, others came in). I also didn't feel rushed. I showed up about 15 minutes before 2pm (their lunch special ends at 2pm... which I interpret to mean that the customer needs to enter and order before 2pm). In terms of whether I would return, I'm unsure since I'm rarely if ever at Square Victoria and for the orange line in downtown Montreal, I'm generally either at Place D'Armes or Bonaventure. If I exit Square Victoria metro, I would have no aversion to returning if I felt like fish & chips but would also just be as likely to try a different restaurant in the area. When downtown, I'm generally around the green line area. Yes, I know that in the underground city/tunnels you can get from McGill metro to Square Victoria metro without taking the metro but it is a very long walk indoors (from McGill metro station to Eaton Centre to the tunnel to Place Ville Maria to Central Station to the tunnel at Bonaventure station and a long walk indoors, one winds up in Square Victoria metro and exiting Square Victoria metro and going outside, walking a few blocks, less than 5 minutes or so away is Brit & Chips. Depending on the weather, if one didn't want to take the metro but was at McGill metro, it might be faster to just walk there directly above ground (outdoors) but then again with the traffic lights, it might not save that much time but would save a lot of walking (and perhaps going up a few flights of stairs since some escalators generally don't work). I would rate this place as 3.5 stars which I've rounded up to a 4 since I don't feel right lowering it to a 3.

Tonight was a fish & chips night. Found this place near our air bnb…read more A cozy spot with a few tables, mostly counter service; now that the weather is nicer, there are tables and umbrellas outside on the sidewalk. The clientele is a cross section of the general population of Montreal. Young and old, families and couples. They have waiter service. The fish part of the "fish and chips"was not greasy or soggy. Which can often be the case if the oil is not hot enough. They have their own signature tartar sauce that comes with the meal. There are plenty of chips that come with the fish that are well seasoned and cooked to order. I didn't see any sitting in a stainless steel bin waiting to be delivered to the customer. The kitchen is partially open so you can see in and see what they're doing if that's your preference or if you're curious. As we were leaving,the cook was at one of the counters, eating his own food. That's a good sign!