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Throwback bakery offering traditional French breads, plus sandwiches & tea, in a sleek space.
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I was introduced to this gem during a secret food tour in Montreal. We sampled the white chocolate brioche. It was completely sinful. I write this review for you, but also selfishly , for myself, so if I’m ever back in Montreal, I don’t forget to pay this lovely bakery a visit. Definitely go!
If you don’t know how to bake or need some fresh bread for the week, this is a great spot. However, I wouldn’t go out of my way to visit. The cookie was very dry and sweet and the potato and cheese roll didn’t taste like much. The bread selection didn’t wow me and the salespeople don’t seem to be of much help. Would recommend providing samples, otherwise it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the options available.
Wonderful looking breads in this shop. I had a Galette and it was tasty. In a great neighborhood too.
Quality decline, the same disease spreading to most business to cut in quality to maximize gain. Very unfortunate to see Guillaume go that way. Bought 8 Ciabatta bread for 14$. Very disappointing the size. Not even enough to cut In half.
Judge for yourself, 2$ each…..
Judge for yourself, 2$ each…..
Cheese croissant is soooo good here and white chocolate and vanilla mushroom too. I definitely suggest this place and they even have many types of breads and everything is freshly baked.
O my, where to start?
Since I started to bake my own bread 2 year ago I stopped buying bread from the stores completely. Only when travel, but it wasn't as good as mine, usually a big disappointment.
Guillaume is a gem. I loved every bread we bought from them. The croissants are perfect, as good or even better than Brioche a Tet next block, but price is definitely better.
I even brought some of the bread and croissants home to NY.
My new " must stop at " place in Montreal.
It's a must visit for any bread enthusiast.
Since I started to bake my own bread 2 year ago I stopped buying bread from the stores completely. Only when travel, but it wasn't as good as mine, usually a big disappointment.
Guillaume is a gem. I loved every bread we bought from them. The croissants are perfect, as good or even better than Brioche a Tet next block, but price is definitely better.
I even brought some of the bread and croissants home to NY.
My new " must stop at " place in Montreal.
It's a must visit for any bread enthusiast.
A glutinous paradise! Beautiful bakery with fresh bread, pastries, and sandwiches. So many unique options like fig and cheddar baguettes, almond croissants, cinnamon twists, and “mushroom” pastries.
Everything tasted so fresh and delicious, a fantastic boulangerie!
Everything tasted so fresh and delicious, a fantastic boulangerie!
