Boulangerie Pâtisserie Internationale

The vendors are really nice. Always respectful and patient. They nicely place the desserts in the box and wrap with a rope. I buy when I can because of their respectful customer service and delicious cakes!! Today I got 4 strawberry cakes, 2 croissant cakes, 2 Mille feuilles, and 1 other cake. All 9 cakes slices for 38$. Cakes are so good and not very very sweet unlike grocery stores. Just perfect taste and creamy. Love it! Thank you 🥰😊

Must visit place. I love this store. Best donut cake in the world. The donut cake here is my absolute favorite. The grand old lady of the restaurant makes it with so much love and care soft, creamy, and perfectly coated in chocolate with a crunch of almonds. It tastes unforgettable! I miss her. The cookies were absolutely delicious! Freshly baked, soft inside with the perfect crunch outside. You can really taste the quality ingredients.

Mainly cakes and small dishes from South America and Europe. Very tasty wonderful food and good coffee. Don't miss this in Montreal. It is just amazing!

Is there any other way to contact your shop as I live in London and want to place an order for someone near your location.. do you do deliveries?? If anyone knows the shop WhatsApp number, pls share..

Best cheesecake in Montreal. The owners are incredibly friendly and it was so nice to chat to them. Will be returning often!

Excellent cheesecake , the Apple strudel is decadent. Bonus point, that place close at 10pm

Service was great, love the desserts but mostly the spanakopita

Great kadaif, amazing baklava, everything is fresh and super tasty. The woman who’s working there is very helpful and really pleasant. You can find even some Greek candies there, such as ouzo 🍬, and prices are very reasonable. It’s an old place, that I like to visit at least once a week. Strongly recommending it to everyone who enjoys proper Mediterranean sweets and pastries.

Feeling in the mood to be a little adventurous, I looked up the nearest bakery in this part of town. It seemed to be well-rated on Google, so let's go try it out! It's a small bakery close to the street corner and you'll need to try to find street parking. The side streets are sticker parking with only a few metered parking spots so plan your approach :) I stepped in on a Monday afternoon so there didn't seem to be much stock in the dessert counters. Maybe about a dozen items per dessert. These donut-looking cakes first caught my attention so that's what I'd try. The regular sized ones are $2.50 and the mini ones are $1.50. I figured the big ones had a bigger bang for buck so I ordered one of those. In the meantime, I had a look around the shop and they have piles of biscuit/cookies. You can buy them already in a box. In their fridge, they sold milk like 1, 2, 3% and it was either Quebon or Beatrice brand (don't remember). They also have some Greek Vourderis products--fruits in syrup and vanilla syrup. The donut-like cake called kok (thanks to my fellow yelper Konstantina for identify this dessert!) is spongy Greek profiterole and has the taste and texture similar to lady fingers. There's a thick layer of light cream and is glazed with sweet caramel on top. Apparently, the plural version of the mini koks is kokákia. I thought it was overall quite ok! Nice little afternoon adventure.

For traditional Greek-style strawberry topped cheesecake this is the place. The cheese part has a not to dry yet not too moist texture. The strawberries are huge and mounted on top in a sort of reddish colored agar goo which is obviously edible and sweetened a touch to balance the fresh strawberry flavor. Overall worth every penny and one piece is even enough to be eaten in two to three stages with breaks in between. I was told by the woman behind the counter that people come in from places like Ottawa for it and I can certainly see why and my taste buds know she's telling the truth. Very authentic place which has been around a long while. Other Greek specialties on offer as well. Note to self, try those sweet treats asap.