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.

Today i needed a baguette to make Onion soup so I decided to go to Susie's as she was celebrating…read moreher anniversary and I figured there would be a full selection of items. Last time i went i was a little disappointed but figured maybe it had been a busy day or something. It did not disappoint, as i pulled into the parking there was a lady eating a baguette right out of the bag so i asked if it was good, delicious she said and she did not lie. The baguettes were hot, fresh out of the oven and soooo delicious! I also bought a Mille feuilles that was very good!!! The pastry counter was full of gorgeous pastry selections, the freezers were also full of breads, cakes, muffins ect everything a celiac would dream of. Bonus...Susie was giving away a sample box with purchases over $40 Lucky Foods spring roll product review: I'm gonna take the opportunity to make a product review that i got there as i hate to spend good money on something so disappointing. I saw the spring rolls, haven't had one in decades so I figured why not. The box says new look which usually means improved so i cannot even begin to imagine what the previous looked like. I baked them in the oven exactly as instructed and when i open the door half way through to flip them they were split open and falling apart. I have rarely been so disappointed in a product before. At $9 for 4 rolls I expected something decent and these were not, far from it. Save your hard earned money they are definitely not worth it.

Whoever knows me knows I am on the keto diet .. so I had heard about this little cute place that…read moremakes keto pastries and gluten free deserts! Service was outstanding and very sweet lady behind the counter. Its a wonderful little boutique. Food: it was super delicious and they look amazing only one little comment i feel like it wasn't sweet enough.. maybe they can add a litte bit of organic sweetners to taste better hihi when I bake my pastries I use Monkfruit sweetner or stevia and it definitely makes a huge difference.. hopefully they can incorporate a bit of sweetness into their pastries Other than that .. they tasted super delish and they look amazing.. i love knowing they have keto items and gluten free for people like me! Overall, Definitely will recommend them and come back again ! Cheers

I went to this place while visiting the Jean Talon market. This crepe place has many varieties for…read moreboth savory and sweet and both were delicious! We first tried their savory crepe for breakfast, which came with ham, cheese baked apple and maple syrup, then we came back to try their sweet crepe for snack lol For sweet crepe, we tried the Sarzeau crepe which comes with chestnuts cream and whipped cream. Their chestnuts cream was thick and creamy and tasted amazing. Since I'm a chestnuts lover, this was my most favorite crepe! This place is like a take out place so you pay first and pick a seat. Then once your order is ready, they call you and you can pick it up from the counter. It was casual and nice. If I get a chance to visit again, I'll definitely come back to try others too! This place is a must go for crepe lover!

The place seemed busy on a Monday afternoon and they make 4 crepes at a time, so you can expect to…read morewait awhile. Also, kind of expensive considering the amount of food you get...but the positive side is the food is fresh, hot and delicious.

Such great customer service, we are coming into Montreal from the States and the owner was…read moreincredibly kind. She was so friendly and gave up some good spots to go bar hopping. The food is amazing, she explained that she created the menu herself and it's amazing. I would 100% recommend stopping by here it's such a good spot

For a gluten free bakery, this place isn't tha bad!…read more While visiting Montreal, we visited many local cafes which served glutinous pastries. My 8 year old sister, who suffers from celiac disease felt very left out whenever we visited one of these shops and we all felt bad. Even my dad, who normally follows a gluten free diet, broke his fast just so he could try some crepes. Desperate to let her try some pastries, we found Cookie Stéfanie, which was just minutes away by foot from the Westin Hotel we were staying at. She was so excited when we found it! When we entered, we were greeted my the warm aromas of fresh cakes, bars, and cookies. She chose what she wanted quickly after looking at the case full of gluten free desserts. She went to the convenient counter to order her dessert. It was given to her quickly, fresh and warm. We took a seat in the cozily decorated back (pictured) and watched her devour the carrot cake she had ordered. She loved the frosting! I tried the cake and thought it was delicious for a gluten free baked good. The next day, we had walked to McGill university and were dying for something sweet. Again, we stubbled upon Cookie Stéfanie. I had some fresh fruit and a sparkling lavender lemonade. My dad got a blueberry bar, my mom got a latte, my older sister got a chocolate cupcake, and my little sister got a caramel cake. They all said it hit the spot after our long excursion. Yum! The decorations were also really cute and fit the theme well. I included a picture of it in my review, too! In summary, Cookie Stéfanie is a cute little cafe that serves excellent gluten free desserts, as well as drinks and food, too! I recommend if you are struggling to find a good cafe that serves gluten free! Thanks for reading! Follow for more reviews!

Service here is awful. I never even got to try the food. I ordered a grilled cheese and the girl at…read morethe counter said ok, 3 minutes. 10 minutes goes by so I go back the counter and she apologizes and says she burnt it, would I like her to make me a new one? Umm yes. Ok she says I'll make it again, I'll watch it this time. She disappears. Another 10 minutes goes by, another girl comes out and scrapes a piece of charcoal off the panini press and proceeds to give it to me. It was burnt and inedible. I ended up leaving without it. Don't waste your time on this place.

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.

So happy to see a Brasilian tapioca place while in Montreal…read more Such a cool place with some of the most delicious Brazilians treasures The tapioca was delicious and very generous. Full of flavor and color. It was made freshly in front of us and very quickly! I definitely recommend it!

Petit comptoire Brésiliens axé sur des recettes a base de Tapioca et Acacia idéale pour des farines…read moreou plats sans glutenne. Ils ont d'autres produit Brésiliens. J'ai essayer le Pao De Quejio un petit sandwich dans une crèpe plié en deux abase de farine de tapioca. La texture est spéciale j'ai bien aimé. Pour le mélange a l'intérieur j'ai prit au poulet avec un peu de fromage, d'olive et plus, mix très interessant. Excellent service. Petite terasse simple et jolie