Boulangerie Premiere Moisson

Don't go here, this place provides very unfriendly service, You can easily find a bakery with better service in Monkland.

Today - I bought two *flavourless* almond croissants 🥐🥐. Those at Croissant Monkland are bigger and sooooo much tastier... Then, I bought a small walnut sourdough loaf of bread, thinking it would cost me at the most $4.50. Not so! It was priced at ** $6.25 **. Conclusion : This place is snooty, and rips you off shamelessly. If you have some self-respect, just walk passed it. Shamelessly.

The food is exquisite, from the bread products and pastries (patisserie here is not cheap) to the amazing lobster roll (guédille au homard) on offer right now. It rivals many we’ve had in lobster country. Perfectly seasoned with a sprinkle of paprika for a subtle kick. Service on the other hand is not so exquisite. Several young servers meandering behind the counter without much of a clue who’s next, who’s being served, who should be where along the long counter. Had to add money to the meter for a “quick” in and out. A number system might be helpful.

The best place so far in Montreal for croissant & cheese cake 🍰 🥐 yummy , especially the croissant . Lovely place to gather with friends. It’s going to be my favourite cafe 😊🙏🏼

This place is beautiful! That’s definitely the first impression. Then you actually try the pastries or bread, or cakes and it’s that stuff that will keep you coming back! All the products are fresh and flavorful, on top of being beautiful.

The service here is very confusing and inefficient, the croissants leave a residue on your palette, and the coffee is pretty average. I guess it would have been ok if this was just another boulangerie, but PM’s so hyped and i don’t understand why. The trio chocolat is good though.

good pastry shop
a bit overrated in compared to the pricing
a cake for almost 40$ and its pretty small

Good taste tho

I am hooked on the croissants from Boulangerie Premiere Moisson. I have been to three of their locations, and they all have not disappointed me. The croissants are fresh, very tasty, and delicious. The plain croissants are buttery and have lovely flakiness to it. The almond croissants are not like all others. It has almond paste baked into the center, and it almost tastes like a soft, flaky cake. It was delicious. There are street metered parking which makes it very easy to access by car. They take both cash and credit card. They speak the universal language of pointing my finger at their croissants. But they also speak French and English in case you can't use your pointing finger. I would come back again. If you are visiting Montreal, this chain of boulangerie is a must visit. Try the croissants and let me know. If you know other boulangeries, please also let me know.