I'm always craving chocolate mouse and they got a good one don't sleep on this place :)read more

Did I forget to mention how good that raspberry turnover is??? Can`t get enough of it. Oh and also…read moretry the caramel one, damn it`s good!

This is a beautiful bakery/coffee shop. They have have a nice selection of coffee and if you order…read morea moka or hot chocolat you get to choose your chocolat too. They have a selection of quiches, salads and sandwiches. There are no wrong choices every thing is fresh and flavourful. They have a chocolat and desert section that looks delicious. But you cant leave without trying a croissant or chocolatine. They melt in your mouth. If you stop by for breakfast you can get a made to order breafast sanwich on a croissant. The staff is very welcoming. They will take care of your order from start to finish no chain work here. There is plenty of place to eat on site and you can get lost in conversation with your best friend without worrying about being ask to leave. Well that is if you don't stay up to closing time. Which is the only downside of this place. They close at 6pm on week ends and 7 during the week. Wifi is available and there they put a few table outside when the weather is nice.

Cute little pastry/lunch place in Lachine. It's a relatively new place with the new condo buildings…read morearound it. Here you'll find some delicate little pastries, beautiful and yummy cakes, bread, and some little lunch appropriate foods (e.g. sandwiches, quiches, various salads etc), and hot beverages. I didn't try their lunch items but their pastries and cakes are wonderful! Not too sweet, very beautifully decorated, and many options! They also have Christmas logs around the holiday season too! Their lattes are pretty good as well! There's also a small area where you can eat or drink your coffee there. They usually close around 5pm however so keep that in mind. The prices are also very reasonable as well!

My local ice cream shop... used to go there on lunch break in high school, very nice employees!…read moreThere's a spacious terrace on the side where you can eat with friends! It's also a candy store!

High price for a low quality ice cream…read more I tried the coffee and chocolat milk ice cream, the coffee ice cream tasked like water and felt like water, chocolat milk ice cream was ok

What could be better than an ice-cream version of a mojito? If this sounds good to you, you must…read moretry Virevent's lime-mint sorbet. There are lots of lovely homemade flavours (some dairy-free, merci beaucoup!). You may wish to forgo the gelato, though, in favour of soft ice-cream dipped in melted Swiss chocolate. Holy cow, Batman, that's delicious. This spot is always busy with walk-up neighbourhood business. There is sidewalk chalk for the kids and there are colourful picnic tables out on the sidewalk. If you have a stroller or a wheelchair, be sure to invite along a friend who can go in and purchase your ice cream for you. This establishment is not accessible for those who cannot climb stairs. (No railing either, if stairs are a challenge.) I haven't tried the macarons or candy that's for sale. At Christmas they reopen for a while to sell ice cream yule logs but they only have ice cream cones in the summer.

Listed #1 ice cream spot on a Montreal blog, I *had* to visit this place…read more An important thing to note: I don't know if it just happened to be the day I went, but there was only one ice cream lady working and she spoke French only. Rudimentary French will do, but she may not be able to tell you the flavours in English, although she will try. A friend in our group who speaks English only struggled a bit to order on his own, but had we not stepped in I'm pretty sure he could've gotten by through simply pointing to whatever he wanted. My picks were the mint+lime and vanilla+strawberry+basil mix. The latter was definitely my favourite. It was light, refreshing, and tasted predominantly of basil with swirls of icy strawberries throughout. The lime mint was nice too, but the strawberry-basil was the unique standout for me. Limited seating space, with the largest spot being one table which can fit a maximum of 5-6 comfortably.

Chocolats Favoris is one of the new "it" spots. I say that because technically they've been around…read moresince 1979 and have 26 locations in Canada (even one in Victoria!). I've never heard of CF until Em. She, being the dessert lover that she is, told me I needed to try it. Seems like there's a soft serve chocolate dip battle going on between La Diperie and Chocolats Favoris. There's five sizes to choose from (baby, mini, small, medium and large) and four soft serve flavours (vanilla, chocolate, orange and strawberry). The chocolate one you can't dip but the other three are fine. There were a dozen chocolate dip flavours. Let the indecisiveness begin. It's nice that you can sample the dip flavours before you commit. There's also the éclatée option ($1.49 - $1.99 extra) where they add extra toppings. If soft serve doesn't tickle your fancy, they have gelato and sorbet as well as fancy artisanal chocolates. You can even buy their fondues to go in small tin cans. - Strawberry with melting hazelnut dip ($4.59 small) - nice that they have other flavours besides the typical vanilla. The melting hazelnut (milk chocolate) was just what I wanted. I found their chocolate dippy be much stronger and thicker than La Diperie's. No ice cream managed to squeeze through the chocolate dip fortress. - Orange with crunchy hazelnut ($4.59) - this was much darker and richer hazelnut flavour compared to mine. - Vanilla with cookie dough dip ($4.59 small) - I didn't try but A liked it. Although, he still prefers his go to combo of vanilla with cookies and cream. Solid dessert chain (that reminds me of Juliat & Chocolat).

Well known for their many different chocolate dippings. Great variety, however, way too sweet!read more