Boulangerie Les Co'Pains D'Abord

I can't calculate how They catch me 5.20 insteed of $4.95 .Tax ? Province tax ? Mandatory Tip ? We had spent 23 dine in before, but then I wanted just buy something for going out .

Everyone was nice; amenable and helpful, I’m coming back because it has excellent options that I must try. Had orange chocolate croissant 🥐

Such wonderful flaky viennoiseries! Even 4pm during the weekday, people are line up for the fresh croissants! The taste is so so so good, the chocolatine is the best so far! ( the maple butter croissant is nice too , but just a bit too sweet )

Good variety of pastries to choose from. Prices are reasonable. Croissants tasted great as well, buttery and flakey

One of tge best places I've tried here in Montreal. Fresh bakeries. Delicious and tasty food. Very freindly workers. Go there you won't regret it! Also free coffee refill.

If you want a local boulangerie to go everyday and eat fresh, this place is THE PLACE!!! Every bite they makes are so good! It’s not a fancy place, but it’s cozy and local.

The food and the coffee is the best , the atmosphere is calm and energetic, the service is good but they don't take the attention to see who is the next clients on the line waiting ....

Glad the tables are back after a long hiatus during the pandemic - I love see the retired folks people watching with their drinks. No complaints whatsoever about the quality of food here, it's been great since I moved to the neighborhood 9 years ago. That being said, I do have to take off a star because of the most recent generation of employees who just have no skill at taking (and remembering) orders, nor making sandwiches (twice my orders were muffed and I didn't find out until I was already long gone). An experience worth mentioning to highlight my point: a few weeks ago I had the unfortunate experience of watching an elderly lady being gaslighted by a clerk, who suggested repeatedly that the customer had not actually placed the order that *was not ready for her at the prescribed time*. After about 10 minutes of haggling, the clerk found the receipt for the paid order pinned on the bulletin board, yet she offered neither apology to the lady for insinuating that she was senile nor the forgotten order. Pretty shameful behavior from where I'm sitting. Let's hope this is a one-off and the manager keeps his team as good as it has been up until now.

Une croûte savoureuse, feuilletée mais humide berçant une crème pâtissière très onctueuse avec un niveau parfait de sucre et garnie des fruits les plus frais ne sera que le premier de plusieurs articles à explorer dans cette charmante boulangerie française. (Qui était également ouverte plus tard que certaines et s'est avéré très utile pour des pâtisseries d'anniversaire de dernière minute)

Location: On Masson. Forget street parking - it's like wining the lottery. The place/ goods: Stopped by for a quick snack and coffee and wasn't disappointed. The place is small and more of a take away place - you'll find lots of pastries and sweet treats but I didn't notice if they had anything else because I was fixated on the chocolate raspberry muffin. It was really quite good and the Chai latté that I ordered was perfect. Service: Very friendly! Price point: Less than $6.

Probably the best croissants I have ever had!!! Must try the one with ham and cheese and the one super filled called dejeneur! The coffee is also great :-)

Les Co'Pains d'Abord is an awesome bakery located in Vieux Rosemont on Masson St. It's a cozy, inviting space that really feels like a neighbourhood bakery. The staff are welcoming and attentive and the experience here is all-around great. A honey fig bread caught my eye so I picked up a loaf of that for breakfast in the mornings. It was delicious (and very fresh) and when lightly toasted with some butter made for some very good breakfasts. It also was well balanced in that it wasn't overly sweet. I also got a croissant to snack on right there which was also pretty fresh and tasty. It was crispy on the outside and soft and flaky on the inside. The prices were competitive with other bakeries in the neighbourhood. If you're in the Rosemont area then this is definitely a good place to come for bread. I'm eager to go back and check out their other menu items.

this little bakery is amazing! it opens at 8am on Sunday, which is when we went, but we were waiting with a group of people. you can see customers come specifically for this bakery to open at 8am, which means a lot. i ordered a croissant (freshly baked, amazing and chewy but flaky) with ham meat and cheese. it was really good, and very filling. there were also a basket of pastries from the day before, selling it in a bundle of 3 at a cheaper price, which a lot of people go for as well. i highly recommend getting their croissants and pastries!

The freshness croissants in Montreal. The store is hidden in the side street of rue Rachel. The smell of the store make you want to get everything. We had the plain, almond and chocolate croissant. Overall it's a great bakery

It was probably one of the best spots I had a cappuccino and chocolate croissant! Friendly staff and good prices. I wish there was one at home near me :(

This little bakery makes me feel in Paris. And they serve food on site, as well... I hope I will work my way through all their offered deliciousness... For the time being I go daily to have lunch which must include the "Soupe du Jour" which sells for $2.50, and comes with two slices of fresh multigrain bread with a crunchy crust. After this, you can feel virtuous enough to indulge in one of the many tarts or cakes sold by the slice, that would blow your mind! Specially delicious, crunchy, just perfectly baked pastries: Lunette aux Agrumes, Croissant aux Amandes, Chocolatine. And the maccaroons sell for 0.75 instead of one dollar or more like in other places. The capuccino is also a work of art: made in a transparent glass, in such a way that you have the view of the three colors: colder milk, coffee, and on top of that the foam. A place where you are not going to have any regrets!

As others have noted, the spot is cute but also they have a LOT of choices (4 different kinds of baguette...) and everything we tried was great. Very friendly. Espace mignon avec beaucoup des choix, service amiable.

Sure, there's a Première Moisson right down the block but you can get that anywhere else in the city. Head for Co Pains D'abord instead for great bread, cheese, and sandwiches. Stopped by here today on my way to the Botanical Gardens to get a sandwich - $3.50 for an amazing Jambon et fromage that I ate underneath the apple trees at the garden. Friendly staff too.

Went back a year later. This is still the best in Montreal. Chocolatines aux Amandes: amazing. Abricotine: astounding. Kouign Amman: crazy delicious. Seriously, these are some of the best things we've ever eaten anywhere, ever. Worth a trip.