If you are in the market for gluten free, this bakery takes the cake. It doesn't really hold a…read morecandle (or at least not a bright one) compared to gluten full baking, but if you are someone who can't do the good stuff this place will hit the spot. The Mille-feuille was my favorite, very tasty but firmer than I'm use to. The opera cake was alright. The almond croissant was dry. I had just had a "real" one the other day and this just didn't compare. For me it's just average, but for someone who cant have gluten... she says it amazing.

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!

Gluten free vegan blueberry croissant! Absolutely delicious! So light and flaky, the blueberry is a…read morenice balance. We also tried the chocolate croissant and while it's very delicious I think it's just a little too rich for my taste. There is seating inside and outside. The service was very pleasant and there was no wait although there were people there. I will visit again when I return.

Croissants so good, you'd never guess they're gluten-free!…read more This cozy bakery sits on a tree-lined street right across from the beautiful Parc La Fontaine. I don't have a gluten allergy, but my travel companion does, and we ended up coming here every morning during our stay in Montréal. The croissants are incredibly buttery (made with margarine, so they're dairy-free too), light, and perfectly flaky. We also tried a few other pastries like the chocolatine and danishes, which were just as delicious. They sell their pastries frozen as well, and I bought half a dozen croissants to bring back home. The family who runs Parc sans Gluten was warm and welcoming each time we visited. This place is a true gem and whether you're gluten-free or not, it's worth a stop.

Been a few times to grab gluten free goodies from L'artisan Délices Sans Gluten. Everything is…read moregluten free and dairy free. Not a huge selection when we went on a weekday afternoon. Grabbed a chocolatine ($4.49) and almond croissant ($4.95). Pastries are hefty but texture is lacking.

We've been checking out several gluten free bakeries and L'artisan Délices Sans Gluten had the…read morelargest assortment of pastries. All of their products are gluten free and dairy free. It's next door to Boulangerie Gate Toi. We dropped in on a Tuesday (around 4:45pm) and there was plenty of selection available. Breads, bagels, baguettes, cakes, tarts, eclairs, macarons, turnovers and quiches. If you buy 6 products, they don't charge taxes! - Danoise aux abricote ($3.95) - Croissant ($3.49) - Éclair pistache ($4.95) - Grand macaron pistache ($4.95) - Gâteau aux frambroises ($4.95) - Millefeuille ($4.95) - Tartelette amandine aux poires ($4.95) - Tartelette pacanes & caramel ($4.95) - Pain méga 3 ($7.95) It's a trek out to LDSG but prices are super reasonable for gluten free treats.

Checked out Cantine Panella Sans Gluten, a 100% gluten free cafe, for lunch. Go up to the counter…read moreto order, food's brought to your table. Pizza, quiches, sandwiches, lasagna, bread and desserts. Menu du jour/soir ($19/22) from Wednesday to Saturday. - Latte ($4.50) - piping hot - Zamalek infusion d'hibiscus ($13.00 bottle) - very light, tasted like hibiscus juice - Muffin banane ($4.00) - Biscuit avoines & chocolat ($3.00) - Soupe du jour ($9.00) - carrot squash soup with grilled bread. Smooth texture - Lasagna bolognese ($15.00) - looks small but a decent portion. Tasted like regular lasagna - Lasagne aux aubergines ($14.00) - Primavera pizza ($18.00) - added vegan cheese ($2.00). Pizza was tiny, thin crust style - Asado sandwich ($15.00) - messy but tasty. Sandwich is more like a mini baguette - Pascualina quiche ($8.50) - Tarte a la lime ($8.00) - excellent - Jalousie aux peches ($5.50) - peach danish - Foret noire ($10.00) - pricey but wasn't too sweet

* celiac safe! I…read morecannot share higher praises for this restaurant! The food was absolutely spectacular (the bread better than any other in Montreal or Paris), the owners so charming, and the atmosphere adorable. I was literally in love with the whole experience. I had the Jean Luc (eggs and toast with butter and jam) and my partner had the breakfast with bacon and beans. Both came with a little juice smoothie and we got a latte that was $1 off with the breakfast order. We ended this beautiful experience with the tiramisu (DIVINE). The baker/chef is a GF expert from Lima and the other owner I believe is local with a child with celiac. Everything was beyond delicious and safe and theyre so friendly! They also sell and serve organic wines and fresh pasta. There are tons of pastry options and to go options. This place is a must for anyone visiting or living nearby.

We had their bread at Toque and decided to come to the cake because the bread was so good. The…read morecarrot cake is amazing here. And everything is gluten free!

Checked out Cookie Stéfanie on a Friday morning. They advertise themselves as being gluten free but…read moreit's not a 100% GF spot. Tried a bleuet nutella muffin ($3.95) and three mini cookies ($2.10 each), including erable chocolate, citron gingembre and double chocolat. Muffin was decent, cookies were a touch dry.

Gluten free downtown Montreal sounds like music to my ears!…read more The peach pop tart was superb! Crispy and flaky and decadent. I can tell that the chef (Katie) uses quality ingredients and low amounts of sugar. However the low sugar content makes the berry desserts a little too tart for my liking. The non berry pop tart was amazing though, I believe it was a peach/pear combo? I also tried a cocoa oat cookie but found it to be missing something, perhaps due to the low sugar again, maybe some spice would be nice? Chipotle? Cinnamon? Honey? ;) I can't wait to come back and try more of the menu! Remember: Closed Mon and Tues!

This cozy little shop near the Atwater market offers a variety of baked goods, coffee, light…read morelunches and brunches on the weekends too. The menu is all gluten free! The shop is operated by the owner so the wait for my order seemed a little long and that is the only reason for the four instead of five stars. My iced coffee with almond milk was made on order, and with the friendliest of service. The little shop is just plain cute! Oversized regal sofa by the window, a few tables and chairs, soft colours on the wall, add to the coziness of the space. I'll definitely return for some of food; daily specials are written out on a chalkboard and I can assure you that the place smelled delicious!

Back for another visit to Vegâteau for their gluten free pastries. Love their coconut based soft…read moreserve and matcha cookies. - Crème glacée classique ($4.95 petit) - great texture and flavour. Always order it classic - Biscuit matcha ($9.50 for 6) - still the best GF cookies we've found in town - Entremet à la mangue-fruit de la passion ($6.50) - bright tart flavour. Pistachio base adds a touch of nuttiness

Great service with an impressive case of sweets. They all looked amazing and I purchased too many!…read moreThe matcha tart crème only tasted like coconut and I couldn't eat it but the crust on all items was banging. The pecan eclair sat for an hour or two in the box before eating and OMG was it greasy. Overall I enjoyed most of the treats and the matcha latte was indeed a great drink.

Vibe/ambiance: clean, modern bakery Service: super nice!…read more Items ordered: baguette: 10/10 - wow! beautiful crust and chew pain suisse: 9.8/10 chasson aux pommes: 7/10 foccacia: 7/10

Excellent bread. If they have the individual St-Honoré, do not miss it, it's heavenly, so are the…read moreminiardises! Be sure to go early on the weekend or you'll miss out on something you want!