We had their bread at Toque and decided to come to the cake because the bread was so good. The…read morecarrot cake is amazing here. And everything is gluten free!

Checked out Cookie Stéfanie on a Friday morning. They advertise themselves as being gluten free but…read moreit's not a 100% GF spot. Tried a bleuet nutella muffin ($3.95) and three mini cookies ($2.10 each), including erable chocolate, citron gingembre and double chocolat. Muffin was decent, cookies were a touch dry.

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.

Croissants so good, you'd never guess they're gluten-free!…read more This cozy bakery sits on a tree-lined street right across from the beautiful Parc La Fontaine. I don't have a gluten allergy, but my travel companion does, and we ended up coming here every morning during our stay in Montréal. The croissants are incredibly buttery (made with margarine, so they're dairy-free too), light, and perfectly flaky. We also tried a few other pastries like the chocolatine and danishes, which were just as delicious. They sell their pastries frozen as well, and I bought half a dozen croissants to bring back home. The family who runs Parc sans Gluten was warm and welcoming each time we visited. This place is a true gem and whether you're gluten-free or not, it's worth a stop.

Parc sans Gluten has the best gluten free croissants and puff pastries I've had. Being someone who…read morefrequents New York and Philadelphia for excellent gluten free baked goods, Parc Sans Gluten stands out as an exceptional business and helped make every morning during my stay in Montréal special! The owners are super friendly. Both happily greeted my partner and I every morning with a smile and some delicious recommendations! Being right across from La Fontaine park, it's absolutely irresistible to enjoy whatever pastry you get outside while taking in the ambiance of park. I cannot wait to return to Parc sans Gluten the next time I return to Montréal!

Gluten free downtown Montreal sounds like music to my ears!…read more The peach pop tart was superb! Crispy and flaky and decadent. I can tell that the chef (Katie) uses quality ingredients and low amounts of sugar. However the low sugar content makes the berry desserts a little too tart for my liking. The non berry pop tart was amazing though, I believe it was a peach/pear combo? I also tried a cocoa oat cookie but found it to be missing something, perhaps due to the low sugar again, maybe some spice would be nice? Chipotle? Cinnamon? Honey? ;) I can't wait to come back and try more of the menu! Remember: Closed Mon and Tues!

This cozy little shop near the Atwater market offers a variety of baked goods, coffee, light…read morelunches and brunches on the weekends too. The menu is all gluten free! The shop is operated by the owner so the wait for my order seemed a little long and that is the only reason for the four instead of five stars. My iced coffee with almond milk was made on order, and with the friendliest of service. The little shop is just plain cute! Oversized regal sofa by the window, a few tables and chairs, soft colours on the wall, add to the coziness of the space. I'll definitely return for some of food; daily specials are written out on a chalkboard and I can assure you that the place smelled delicious!

I bought the caramel pecan raw vegan cake and was looking forward to having it for dessert. I…read moreabsolutely love caramel and I adore pecans but I did not taste either of those flavours in this cake. It was kind of flavourless with a weird chemical aftertaste. Not sure how they let this go to market, it's gross. I couldn't finish it. and it was tiny too, smaller than you would think, looking at the box. I've never had anything with carmel and pecans that I didn't like until now. I would give it a zero out of ten. Absolutely do not recommend this. Which is too bad. I would have loved to have another vegan dessert go to. This sure as hell ain't it.

I ordered this coconut coconut cake from Rawesome for my mom's birthday. My mom has blood sugar…read moreproblems and doesn't handle refined sugar well. I thought I'd have a hard time finding a cake for her that would be all-natural and healthy yet still taste amazing, but this here certainly fit the bill. I can't believe this decadent dessert is raw, vegan, organic, gluten-free, and refined sugar-free... The creamy cheesecake texture was on point, and the sweetness from agave and dates was delicate but not overpowering like in conventional cakes. 10/10 would recommend.

If you are in the market for gluten free, this bakery takes the cake. It doesn't really hold a…read morecandle (or at least not a bright one) compared to gluten full baking, but if you are someone who can't do the good stuff this place will hit the spot. The Mille-feuille was my favorite, very tasty but firmer than I'm use to. The opera cake was alright. The almond croissant was dry. I had just had a "real" one the other day and this just didn't compare. For me it's just average, but for someone who cant have gluten... she says it amazing.

oh my goodness!!!! I wish le Marquis could be in every city. As someone who's gluten free, I almost…read morenever get croissants - they're a rare find! While I was in Montreal, I frequented this shop almost every day, getting their almond croissant, regular croissant, and chocolate croissant. I tried several of their desserts as well. If you are gluten free or gluten sensitive, this IS a must-have, and if you have extra space, bring home some frozen croissants!

Cute little spot in the Jean Talon Market with friendly staff and delicious crepes. Choose from…read moresweet or salty varieties.

The best crepe I've had in a while! We got the Vannes with ham added. The buckwheat crepe had a…read moreunique flavor and crispy skin. All ingredients tasted fresh and it was a good portion size for the price too!

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.