Location: On Curé-Labelle in Blainville. It's not too far from the 15 and parking is available…read more The place: Small, minimalist and clean decor. The goods are on display, as they should be! The goods: I'd been meaning to try this bakery for a while so since I had an appointment just up the street from them, I decided to stop in yesterday (a Thursday) around Noon. I got loaf (pain de ménage), a quiche (courgette), a chocolate eclair and a slice of their 'exotic' cheesecake. First, the quiche was delicious and the perfect size for lunch. If you are having a salad or veggies (any kind of side dish, really), then I would say half the quiche would be perfect. Anyway, the quiche was incredibly tasty and not greasy or heavy. I would definitely pick a few of these up again. I then tried the cheesecake, which had a nice texture (consistent but not as heavy as 'commercial' cheesecakes) and a thick layer of mango/pineapple on top. I didn't find this dessert to be overly sweet (bonus) and overall, quite enjoyed it. I'm generally not a big fan of mango (I find them too sweet) so look forward to trying another variety in the future! I haven't had the eclair yet so can't comment. I tried the bread this morning and it was a solid piece of toast! Great consistency, not heavy and not too sweet or salty. I say this because I've had bread from some bakeries that I found sweet (not my thing). All in all, I enjoyed everything I've tried so far. Service: Friendly Price point: For the four items, I paid $29 (including tip).

Italian grocerteria...best place in Terrebonne for Italian goods! We have been coming here since…read morearound 2007 when they were just a small boulangerie. This was before the first fire outside. Then in the summer of 2013 they had a major fire and had to close down for almost a full year to renovate and totally rebuild. Since the rebuild the fire damaged the tanning salon next door so the new Lazio just opened up again and it is really a well designed and beautifully decorated upgrade. Also in the new Lazio is a cafe-lounge. Onto the food. They are known for their tomato pizza bread. Usually I go for a half $8. or you can have a quarter size for $5. Their tomato bread is a Quebec specialty. A really good tomato sauce and the bread is nice light and great to munch on small pieces. It makes wonderful finger food for a party. They also have an excellent selection of olives, sausages and desserts. Sometimes we get the tart au sucre, sometimes the 5 fruit. Also their bread is super fresh and a great place to get a fresh baguette. Some of their items are a bit on the pricer side so be careful and look at price. This is our go to Italian place for goods and I can tell by the lineup on Saturday's that it's many other people's go to place as well!

Je suis souvent déçu quand je passe le midi. Leur poulet est souvent pas prêt. Je comprends pas…read morecomment on peut manquer de respect à leur clientèle. Quand ton temp de dîner est limité je ne peux pas attendre. C'est dommage car le poulet est bon.

Can't have Halloween without the necessary pumpkin flavoured treats right?... But this is the the…read morefirst time we've ever seen a pumpkin cheesecake! We were delighted to discover this delicious, thick yet light, full and... Very VERY large one at @deliceslafrenaie. The traditional pumpkin pie was equally wonderful and this is coming from a group of people who, as previously stated, aren't even fans of pumpkin. Yes, it was THAT good. They were the highlight of our yearly Halloween party sweet table.

We ordered a custom 2 layer cake for my daughter's birthday and overall we were very happy with…read morewhat we got. The cake was quite expensive but we knew that going in. The cake was beautifully created and tasted great as well. Each layer was a different flavor and feedback from my guests was overwhelmingly positive. Ordering is easy to do and all in all the product was 5 stars... However I'm docking 2 stars due to their poor delivery methods. How exactly is delivering a children's cake at 4 PM deemed acceptable? Do they truly believe children parties are held at 7 PM? We called multiple times to get this delivery done earlier but we were told that deliveries were handled elsewhere. Was delivering this in the morning or before 2 PM that hard to manage? I had to remind them I didn't care about where deliveries were being handled as long it got delivered conveniently. After all, if I paid you for the cake and you have another location delivering.... my expectation is that you'll still handle it!! They delay of the cake caused delays on our end as well, nothing dramatic but we had a guest leave earlier and couldn't be there for the big cake hoopla. It would have been nice to avoid that! Anyways, I'll use them again in the future but will definitely not use their delivery service.

Creamy Canoli @patisseriedolcesapore in the 450 is a…read moretraditional Italian bakery whippin' up the classics. Tomato Pizza, Chicken Sandwiches, canolies, paninis are all A1. Parking is no trouble & service is fast & friendly. Jacky took the time to sit & enjoy a tasty cheesecake & a coffee. Price is very reasonable & the decor is nothing fancy but it's clean and it works. Jacky loves the lasagna ready to take home & bake. Jacky's skipping Nonna's cooking when he's here. Check'em out. Follow @JackyEatsMTL

I went to the location is RDP. Great little bakery. I tried a variety of pastries and they were all…read moredelicious. They have a really nice selection of cakes, pastries, meals and other typical Italian staples.

Missed their desserts during covid-19 times! Went to get pecan pie, paris brest and fraisier for…read moremother's day! Gave some to my mother in law as a surprise, she was very happy too. Let's enjoy the little pleasures of life!!!

I pass this place everyday on my way home. I decided to send hubby for an almond croissant. It was…read moredelish! Delish I tell you. Words cannot describe it. It had the right amount of everything. I think it was about 3$ for the croissant, in my opinion it was well worth it. I am unsure of everything they sell, but once I go for myself ill do a review for sure!

Best mini canollis in greater Montreal. They have a huge selection of pastries. They have awesome…read morepan pizza. You don't have to go to little Italy. Everything you need to have the relatives over for the holidays. Nona will love you.

This small boulangerie is located within the "Marche aux Puces" complex. They provide a wide…read morevariety of baked goods, breads and cold cuts. I've been here a few times and have only ordered their sandwiches for lunch. They tend to have about half a dozen prepared sandwich types but you're also welcome to create your own. I like that! I've never been disappointed and tried a few different types. Services is quick and friendly and the price tag is quite acceptable. If you want sweets there are a lot of options too.

Wow! Stumbled across this boulangerie whilst in the area and have to say, I am truly impressed!…read more It is really a hidden gem, if I didn't see people going inside, I would never have known about it. I visited later in the day so most their famous breads and viennoiserie were sold out. The tarts however looked exquisite so I took some to try. Let me tell you, their chocolate tart is out of this world! It is everything I would want in a tart - a harder exterior shell which tastes almost like shortbread and a soft chocolate filling which isn't at all gooey. They also make the perfect Paris Brest which is difficult to come by, the praline cream is just perfection. Couldn't take any pictures this time unfortunately, it was hard to resist and the treats were devoured before I could grab my phone. I think that is a good enough reason to return!!

This place is dangerously close to my Pilates studio -- every week I risk undoing all my good work…read morewith one little bite. La Petite Boulangerie is an artisinal bakery with top-of-the-line pastries, breads, cheeses, and a variety of prepared dishes which make me drool on each visit. They are one of the bakeries which participated in le jour du croissant -- meaning their croissants are made the real French way with lots of butter and are fresh every day. I don't think I've ever had anything from here that I haven't loved, but my first love is the brioche toast topped with jam, then marzipan. Off today to get a fresh whole wheat miche so that my Thanksgiving turkey can be stuffed with delicious bready goodness.