If you want cookie that soft, chewy and so delicious, this is the place. They have classic…read moreselection but also daily rotating flavor. Everything is baked same-day and is limited so if you come near closure, you're stuck with what's remaining (hence why my photo have many missing). Price is 3.50$+tx each until 6. At 6+, it's 3 for 18 taxe included, so about 3$ taxe include each. You can make special request days in advance, order pizza cookie and many more. All is available online on the website. The place is small but very clean. Don't need to have a bigger place since it's yeah and go. There used to be a kinder surprise bowl because some are kinder flavor, thus you could take a toy from the basket. There's also a royalty card where each 20$ give you a stamp and at 10, you get a box of 12 free. Service is fast, friendly and good.

I've seen lots of photos about this place online, seems like a trendy place with beautiful…read morepackaging and gourmet, giant cookies - Tried it out for the first time, arrived around 12:30 on a Saturday and there wasn't much of a line. All flavors were displayed in a window and available. We got a box of 6 cookies for a total price of $18. This is kind of steep for cookies, but these aren't your regular kind you can buy prepackaged or easily bake at home. They are very big and some are stuffed with nutella, chocolate or frosting. They are decadent, very gooey and eating just 1 will be plenty. Our cookies were served warm and appeared to be freshly baked. Out of the six, I really enjoyed the brownie, Kinder, and cookies and cream variety. The price would be similar to a gourmet pastry or donut, so I believe this is justified for the experience. Beware they are greasy and extremely fatty, if you are looking for something that just melts in your mouth- a guilty pleasure, you are at the right place

I have shopped at this cake decorating shop a couple of times within the last 5 years, but realized…read moreafter visiting today with my daughter that I have yet to write a review for this sweet little cake supplies shop. If you are in need of very particular cake decorating items (tylose powder, gel-based food coloring, French madeleine cake molds, English madeleine cake molds, candy-making flavors, lollipop sticks, etc.) quite frankly, I really don't know where else in Montréal you can find these things, if not here! This shop has it all! The shop is clean, well-stocked, well-organized and the employees are all very helpful and sweet. Today, when I was unable to find white food coloring (yes, white! Why white? I don't know exactly why yet, I need it for a recipe and could not find it anywhere else), an employee immediately went into the storage room to retrieve various sized bottles of white food coloring for me. My (almost) 4 year-old was overjoyed to be looking for things for her cake for her birthday party this week-end, and the employees, rather than find her to be a menace, found her enthusiasm to be charming and endearing. I know that one other reviewer mentioned how expensive this shop is, but I really must say that having shopped for similar cake decorating items from other cake supply shops in Los Angeles and New York City, I think the prices at France Decor Canada are very much in line with their other North American counterparts.

Honestly just came here on a "lets spend some money" whim... and was really disappointed by the…read morecustomer service. I'd be far overestimating myself by saying that I'm a baker but I really didn't imagine they would be as put off by that as they were. They answered me in super short sentences and eventually told me they could only give me service in French... Didn't spend a dime, never will.

Great bagels that happen to also be vegan (or if you're trying to avoid the eggs that are in the St…read moreViateur and Fairmount ones)!

This NYC girl did not like the bagels here. They use Philadelphia cream cheese....that alone tells…read moreyou a lot about a bagel place. Ordered 3 bagels to go. One with smoked salmon and the other ones with just cream cheese. No scallion cream cheese or onions in a smoked lox bagel sandwich? This is definitely a first. And yuck it was not good. Even the smoked salmon tasted very low quality. The bagel did have a nice crunchy texture on the outside but the inside was way too soft with not enough chewiness. Perhaps I'm biased since I really believe I had some of the best bagels in Manhattan but this place did not even come close.

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!

I'm not the biggest fan of bagels, but decided to try this place only because they make the bagels…read morefresh in house everyday. I tried the garlic and blueberry bagels after a 10 minute wait in line, they were definitely different to the bagels you usually get from the grocery store. I felt the difference in quality and price but they didn't blow me out of the water to come back again especially with that wait line.

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.

Best bagels in Montreal! Fresh and delicious. The owner is very happy to serve you and provide you…read morethe best rye bread for your smoked meat. Highly recommend!

Sold at many grocery stores across Montreal, typically at the Intermarché, the bread from Elmont is…read moremy go-to for something cheap, delicious, and nutritious. They make a variety of different breads, including rye, challah, and pumpernickel, among others, with a loaf usually costing something in the ballpark of $3.

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

Looking for a place for a nice sweet treat and heard about Automne's Cardamom buns, Having lived in…read moreNorthern Europe for many years, I do enjoy my cardamom sweet treats so decided to check it out. Besides a nice in-house baked bread selection, Automne offers wonderful mouth-watering sweet pastries and savory baked items. So hard to chose! Along with my Noeud à La Cardamome (a.k.a. Cardamom roll topped with pearl sugar), I ordered a Roulé Fraise Rhubarb (a.k.a. Strawberry Rhubarb Danish) and a Matcha Oat Latte. Able to relax outdoors in their section with cafe tables. One little surprise, the Danish's drizzle was not caramel but peanut butter flavored. Typically not a fan of peanut butter, but the drizzle was small enough not to distract from the rest of the yummy pastry. All was fantastic! Definitely would recommend Automne and plan to keep it in mind the next time I'm in Montreal!

Automne Boulangerie is a small, intimate bakery with a cozy neighborhood feel--often mentioned as…read morehaving some of the best croissants in Montreal. We visited on a Sunday around 3 p.m., and unfortunately, the croissants and tarts were already sold out. The only items left were a few cookies and a chocolatine (pain au chocolat), so I ordered the chocolatine for $3.75 CAD. The bakery itself is very compact. Inside, there aren't tables for sitting, just a small counter to stand at, but there are a few outdoor tables right by the door. The staff were friendly and helpful in explaining the items available. They also mentioned that weekends usually bring more variety, including fruit tarts, while weekdays focus mainly on croissants. The chocolatine I tried was good--crispy on the outside, soft and tender inside, exactly what you'd expect from a quality bakery. I wouldn't say it was the best I've ever had, but it was still enjoyable. If you're in the neighborhood, Automne Boulangerie is worth a visit, especially earlier in the day or on a weekend to get the full range of their croissants and tarts.