Never been to this Krispy Kreme before because it's out of my way but it's very clean!…read more They let in 7 people in the store at a time and the selection is pretty good. Visited on a Sunday night and didn't think they would have much left but they still have lots of flavours. I did wait for about 30 minutes though so keep that in mind. You will wait outside and you'll wait inside. Other than that, I was pleased with my visit!

OMG how did I live without Krispy Kreme donuts because I finally tried them earlier this morning …read more That simply was fantastic and tasteful I tried the original glazed and it was miraculous . Plus the employees were super sweet and sympatic I simply fell in love with it

I am admittedly not the biggest donut fan, but my husband & son are. We met a local family who said…read morewe "HAD" to try these donuts, so we made our way over. We originally planned to get 2 donuts, then we walked in and saw the selection - and decided to get 6 donuts (why? We did not need 6 donuts - especially ones this large. But yet....). Then the super nice guy working the register gave us 2 for free because it was our first time!!! There goes my waistline because these are donuts I DO like. Some are way too sweet for me, and we unfortunately got 2 glazed instead of 1 glazed and 1 original, but even I couldn't stop taking bites. If you like donuts, it's absolutely worth the trek to get them. They're closed Mondays & Tuesdays, so plan ahead.

This place had a lot of hype online, and the hotel concierge recommended it as well. Since it was…read morefreezing outside, I ordered through DoorDash or Uber Eats (can't remember) and had it delivered to the hotel, which made my life so much easier. :-) There are so many different styles and variations of doughnuts around the world, and I thought these were pretty good. They just fell a little short of a perfect 5-star rating for me. Maybe next time I will go back in person and see if there is a different vibe.

La Beignerie is where all beautiful and delicious donuts go to be eaten. And, they all happen to be…read more100% vegan! My sister-in-law knew about this place and it was on her to-do list for the trip. All the donuts hit the ball out of the park in 3 ways: great names to embody many innovative varieties; visually colorful and stunning, like designed for an over-the-top cartoon; and taste great! (Admittedly, I didn't taste every one, but just what my sister-in-law and I had.) Their "Mangue Pas Ça" (translating to not that mango) had a Mango glaze and was seasoned with sweet peppers, lime and sea salt! One variety resembled Key Lime Pie, another Watermelon, another Crème Brûlée, and the Caramel Instagraham.. well even had a Biscoff cookie perched on top. You'll also find they make "D'oh Nut" Donut a la The Simpsons! La Beignerie's selection includes several of their own ice cream choices that were equally appealing... but let's stick to the donuts. For anyone who likes something sweet, it would be hard to not find a La Beignerie donut option that would be mouthwatering! Being a fan of the tea, I chose their Earl Grey flavored Phileas Fog, with its Cream (vegan of course) filled center. Awesome! My sister-in-law chose Crème St-Denis, basically their Boston Creme. Yummy! Of course getting in on the (you can quote me on this trend) "Pistachio is the New Hazelnut" explosion, La Beignerie also makes a Chocolat Dubaï version! Their Blueberry Cruller also looked enticing. Btw, noted online that you can also order donuts with a colored filling to help with a gender reveal party. The staff was super friendly. La Beignerie's storefront is tight for space, but they had a little covered seating out front. Drank a coffee there as well, but just ok. That being said, stick to them donuts!!! La Beignerie's donuts... Oui, Oui!!!

Best vegan donuts and ice cream I have EVER had. Hands down! If you come to Montreal and even if…read moreyou're not vegan you need to try them. They have the best flavor and are not heavy or overly sweet, which is the best thing about them. Same with the ice cream! Their label is so cute too. Great for photo ops!

My friend brought back donuts from this place in Montreal and I thought it was so delicious! I…read moredon't usually ever get donuts since they are so high in calories and if I ever do, I just get the cheap and tiny ones at Tim Hortons. But this place really opened my eyes to how delicious donuts from an actual donut shop can be. Granted they were a day old but it was still so soft and fluffy. These donuts were also massive! Anyways, I tried the Kit Kat, Dubai Chocolate, Pistachio Chocolate, Creme Brulée, Apple Fritter, Cookier Monster, Biscoff, and their blueberry cheesecake. My favorite is the Apple fritter, Biscoff and blueberry cheesecake! These three were so delicious and not as sweet as the other ones. The Apple Fritter was possibly one of the best one I ever had. Albeit, some of them were a bit firm on the inside but I suspect it is because they were a day old. Overall, I really like the donuts here and I would definitely go visit whenever I go to Montreal. I had to do 2 hours of cardio the next day but it was worth it.

Decided to try Homers, a place that makes donuts in a new innovative way. Donuts are larger than…read moreregular ones you're used to. Surprisingly, the donuts are not oily like small donuts from other stores, and they're not at all heavy! The donuts are huge that you can cut into four pieces and share. You can actually buy different types, cut and share with your party. We tried various types and they're all great! They also serve donuts with fried halal chicken tenders that we tried and it was so good. The coffee tasted great. You might have noticed the waiting line in the photos. This was at night at around 10-11pm on a Saturday night. We're told that this location is busy on most days of the week. On one side of the store are free arcade games for kids and adults to try. This is one of five locations in the Montreal area and it's located on a busy street in Laval (northern Montreal suburbs). It was the first at homers and it was a great experience. I'm sure we'll be back to try other variations of donuts.

Amazing donuts, we were on vacation and decided to stop in one, well it was so good we hit it again…read moreto bring home another half dozen. The pizza donut is the best thing EVER!! Better than a normal pizza. I was kicking my self in the butt for not getting more than the 3 we got to bring home. well with the money. Wish there was more locations.

A hankering for donuts brought us out on a Thursday evening... only to find that lineup is still…read moregoing strong. We stood outside for a good 20 minutes and another 5 inside before ordering. Once inside, we got a bit panicky wondering which ones to choose.... we can "only" get 6! The two that I sampled were Boston Cream and Maple Bacon. I loved the donut itself, so soft and fluffy. Overall though, too sweet for my taste. I mean, I know a donut is supposed to be sweet but I prefer less icing. Obviously that's just me! Maybe that's why I am so intrigued by the donut fried chicken sandwich:D

I'm a huge fan of Somebody Feed Phil, and after watching Phil rave about St-Viateur Bagel Café--and…read moreeven do his signature happy dance over the bagels--I knew I had to try it for myself. I've eaten bagels my entire life and honestly never thought they were anything that special. But when we had the chance to visit Montreal, this was one of the first places on our list. When we arrived, there was a long line, and we waited about 35 minutes. Normally, that would make me question whether it's worth it, but this time it absolutely was. I ordered the smoked salmon with fig jam on an everything bagel, and it was incredible. The bagel was perfectly fresh, with a chewy interior and just the right amount of crispness on the outside. Combined with the smoked salmon and the sweetness of the fig jam, it was one of the best bagel sandwiches I've ever had. I rarely say this, but it was 100% worth the wait. My only disappointment is that I didn't have enough time to try their famous competitor so I could compare the two. I guess that just gives me another reason to come back to Montreal!

Apparently you cannot come to Montreal without visiting St-Viateur Bagel…read more We tried on Monday. There was a line. A very long line. Mom looked at the line. Dad looked at the line. I looked at Mom and Dad. We left. But Mom does not give up easily when carbohydrates are involved, so we returned on Friday and successfully secured a table on the street patio. Much better. The patio is right out front and turned out to be an excellent place for me to sit with Mom and watch Mile End go by. You go inside to order and pay first, then they bring everything out to your table. Very convenient because when you're finished, you can simply get up and continue your adventures. Mom ordered the Traditional bagel with smoked salmon, cream cheese, tomato, onion and capers. It also arrived with two tiny slices of melon, which I assume constitutes dessert in the bagel industry. Dad ordered two plain bagels with butter. Please study the accompanying photograph carefully. You will see Dad actively eating a bagel while I sit approximately 18 inches away staring directly at the table. This was not an accidental composition. This was a cry for help. Mom had an iced coffee and Dad had a Diet Coke. The humans agreed the bagels were worth coming back for, and I have to admit the entire operation is pretty fun -- busy, casual and very Montreal. From a dog perspective, the outdoor patio works well and I was perfectly happy hanging out with the humans. However, no water bowl was offered during our visit. Dogba's verdict: 3 paws out of 5. Famous Montreal bagels: worth the return trip Street patio: excellent People watching: first-rate Mom's Traditional: very popular with Mom Dad's two buttered bagels: ambitious Iced coffee break: Mom approved Two tiny pieces of melon: apparently dessert Dogba's bagel allocation: suspiciously low Proof Dad ate directly in front of me: documented Would I return? Absolutely. It's a classic Montreal stop, the patio made it easy for me to join the humans, and I take my responsibility to investigate iconic local foods very seriously. Next time, however, I will be monitoring Dad's second bagel much more closely.

We stumbled across Homers while walking back to our hotel during a recent vacation in Montreal, and…read morethe Simpsons theme immediately caught our attention. Of course, we had to try the original Homer's Donut with the iconic pink frosting and rainbow sprinkles. The donut was huge, soft, and pleasantly not overly sweet, which made it easy to enjoy without feeling like a sugar overload. My niece and nephew had an especially great time because the shop has several retro arcade machines (around four or five), and they're completely free to play while you wait or enjoy your treats. That little touch made the visit even more memorable. Is it the best donut I've ever had? Probably not. But it's a fun, themed spot that's definitely Instagram-worthy and worth stopping by if you're in the area and looking for a tasty treat with a bit of nostalgia.

We wondered by this place and I saw a sign in the window for pizza donuts. Two days later I finally…read moregot the opportunity to try one. The pepperoni pizza donut was delicious. Piping hot with a good amount of cheese and meat. While waiting for the donut they had free 80s video games to play. Their other donut offerings looked out of this world as well. So many I wanted to try but I went for the Mille-feuille donut. I took it in a ride across Montreal eating it about an hour later. It was a solid choice, but could have used more cream inside. So maybe a 4-4.5. However the overall expense was excellent. Hope to get back there one of these days!

Photo doesn't do justice but this was yummy. Even though this place is not as well known as some of…read morethe other names, the bagel had that honey-water dipped sweetness. I plan to buy couple of bags to bring back with me on a flight home

My go to lunch place when I'm at the office. The bagel of the day is worth the price ($8.99). I…read moreusually get to go. The only thing is I don't really understand why the bagel choice is an extra charge since you can't really eat a bagel sandwich without the bagel. Sesame and all dressed is a 0.25 cent charge and the cheese bagel is a 0.50 cent charge. They make them fresh and it's fast service and efficient. I've also eaten at this location and it is quite busy but when it's not the tables are nice except for the back corner that is a bit dark.