Best Pastries in Laval

"CRémy Pâtisserie is most definitely one of our favorites as is CRémy’s Rémi Couture, (also known as the “King of the Donut”) and his donut team. For 5 years now, they have been waking up at the crack of dawn to supply us donut lovers with their enormous and scrumptious donuts. The classics are all here, but we love their donuts that are bursting with flavours like Lemon Truck Wheel, Vanilla & Biscuit, Apple Fritter, Caramel & fleur de sel (our fave)."

"A post shared by Bob le Chef (@boblechef) on Apr 12, 2017 at 11:29am PDT. This French dessert shop in the Plateau specializes in everything from pastries to cakes, but it’s their donuts that are truly the shining stars. Scrumptious flavour combinations like s’mores, tiramisu, salted caramel, and vanilla and cookies are one reason you’ll fall in love with their donuts."

"It goes without saying that when you leave Pâtisserie Rhubarbe, you exit with more than one box of their exquisite pastries. Although Pâtisserie Rhubarbe is one of our favourite French patisseries in Montreal, we also love it for their afternoon tea that is served from Friday to Sunday, and lunches which are served from Wednesday to Friday. Get more information"

"Pastry chef Stéphanie Labelle has a definite knack for whimsical pastries, putting a refreshed spin on classics like lemon tart and éclair. However, if forced to narrow it down to a single option, her mille-feuille is the way to go. Crisp layers of puff pastry encase layers of both vanilla and caramel whipped creams, combining delicacy with decadence."

"La COVID-19 aura eu le dessus de Comptoir Rhubarbe, mais pas du tout sur la Pâtisserie. Les activités du comptoir ont donc été transférées à la pâtisserie, où l’on peut toujours se procurer les délicieux plats salés du chef Joré."

"Montreal is a city known for its many gourmet addresses and is full of little jewels where you can savour artisanal sweets made by individuals who are passionate about their craft. Whether it’s to beautifully cap off a meal, to charm your guests, to celebrate a special occasion or simply to satisfy your own craving, desserts are a must!. And when they are made by local people with quality ingredients, it becomes the best of both worlds."

"Located at Place Royale in the heart of Old Montreal, Maison Christian Faure is one of the city’s best French pastry shops. La Maison was founded by the Master Pastry Chef Christian Faure, who is the recipient of several renowned awards. Although they are especially known for great French pastries, you will also encounter some other delicious treasures like brunch and chocolate soufflés."

"Sweets are undoubtedly the focus at renowned pastry chef Christian Faure’s Montreal hub, but his team are good multitaskers: Faure’s “snacking chic” menu has a neat selection of sandwiches and quiches, and Faure also offers lunch boxes. Now with a second location on de Maisonneuve at Drummond."

"Though there are a bunch of classic go-to Italian bakeries to check out in the area, this Little Italy spot is our favorite, as it doubles as a cute café with retro red vinyl seats. Visitors here can sit with a cappuccino and a creamy ricotta cannoli, rich tiramisu or perfectly chewy amaretti cookies that would make a nonna proud. La Cornetteria also jumped on the food trend craze a few years back by baking up the cronetto: the cozy establishment’s Italian twist on the cronut."

"Although this Little Italy bakery’s namesake is the cornetto, a traditional, stuffed brioche/croissant-like pastry, La Cornetteria is just as renowned for the cronetto: a Cronut™-like bombolone hybrid. Flavours range from Nutella to strawberry cream, and you can often find traditional custard-filled doughnuts as well."

"Address: 167 Ave des Pins E Montreal QC H2W 1N9Phone: (514) 823 5865Hours: Mon-Thu 11am-6pm, Fri 11am-8pm, Sat 11am-9pm, Su 11am-6pmWebsite: http://www.sophiesucree.com/en/where-to-find-sophie-sucree/. One of Montreal’s most beloved vegan bakeries, Sophie Sucree, is a cute little shop baking up freshly-baked pies, cupcakes, and breads. Most of their materials are biodegradable and there are many gluten-free options."

"For the vegan with a sweet tooth, Sophie Sucrée mixes up homemade cakes and baked goods with a healthy dose of love. Sophie, the bakery’s namesake, was owner Milene Laoun’s grandmother, who instilled in her a love of baking and a pride in serving up creations that are as artful as they are delicious. They also host weekend brunches and high tea services in their quintessentially-feminine and whimsical cafe."

"A group of women works behind the scenes at the Hampton Gallery. This company aspires to provide a venue for a wide range of artistic endeavors. Their mission is threefold: to enhance our local community, to cultivate young talent, and to showcase excellent art."

"Heffel Gallery is a firm considered as Canada’s premier fine art auctioneer. They have the country’s largest and most seasoned team of professionals. This was a contemporary art gallery in New York City then Heffel Fine Art Auction House first opened its doors in 1995."

"If you’re looking for something special to wear to an event, then Les Cours is your best bet. Not only does it house high-end apparel boutiques like DKNY and Harry Rosen, but there’s local boutiques specializing in haute couture in the mix as well. It’s a great place to prep all round with its spas and beauty facilities available, including hair removal specialists, pedicures and manicures, hair salons and more."

"An upscale shopping center, Les Cours Mont-Royal has been converted from the former Mount Royal Hotel. Located in Downtown Montreal, this shopping center will change the way you look at the whole shopping experience. The architectural elements of Les Cours Mont-Royal will blow your mind."

"Source: Photo by user Agatheflourent used under CC BY-SA 4.0. Situated opposite to Place des Festivals and Place-des-Arts, Complexe Desjardins features over 100 stores, multiple restaurants, food courts, and a hotel. While here, you will walk through the familiar big brand outlets, a couple of bargain stores, and luxurious boutiques."

"It doesn’t deal only with fashion but also has other stores like restaurants, hotels, shopping malls etc. In order to make the eastern end of downtown Montreal, this project was created. The Desjardins Group has its offices in these buildings."

"Alexis Nihon serves its purpose as one of Montreal’s most practical malls, and not just because of its being built on top of the Atwater metro stop. Offering everything you might need for apparel and beauty products, Alexis Nihon also sports interesting spots like a VR simulation room, an awesome pet store and an unbeatable MiniSo location. Seeing as the mall caters to its surrounding apartment buildings, you’ll also find convenience in the form of an IGA, Pharmaprix, Winners, Canadian Tire and Marshall’s as well."

"An urban complex in the heart of Montreal, Alexis Nihon is a place where visitors come to shop, look around, and eat. This shopping complex is conveniently located and gives easy access for the people of Montreal and the tourists to over 60 stores and restaurants, and multiple products and services. Because of this, Alexis Nihon makes it a perfect place to stop either to shop during lunch hour or before heading home."

"Alexis Nihon Plaza is a 223,000 m2 (2,400,000 sq ft) complex in Downtown Montreal, Quebec (on the border with Westmount), consisting of…"