Louise Boulangerie

I went there around 10 am on a Tuesday. I got 3 items from this bakery and I to be honest I was expecting a bit more flavour from the products (Ex: the raspberry financier had a half of a raspberry in the whole thing, the vegan cookie for all the ingredients felt kinda flat). The texture was on point, the price was acceptable for what it was. The staff is very friendly and the place is clean and has AC. There’s also a nice seating area outside which is a plus, I’ll have to try different items on the menu before revisiting this review, worth a try in the early morning when items are at their best.

Words can’t describe my appreciation for this bakery. My family’s favorite - I walk 30 min to get to it over my nearby bakery. Fair prices for fantastic quality. I highly suggest the Louise baguette and the focaccia - they are on our weekly shopping list

Lovely Parisian style bakery in the heart of Little Italy. There is a variety of sour dough breads, brioches, croissants and sweets. Coffee also available! Fresh and high quality ingredients and bread is always warm, fresh out of the oven. The sour dough bread is impressive. Friendly and helpful staff too.

Louise has amazing choice in many different delicate breads and pastries. You can taste the love and quality ingredients and when it comes to the chocolate almond croissants, they are one my favorites in the city. Very generous and extremely decadent. Always great service, I would advice you come early because they can sell out in the afternoons. I bought a chocolate and hazelnut brioche bread which I used to make french toast with and it was glorious.

I remember enjoying this place before the pandemic. Now when I'm back visiting the city, the cheese croissant doesn't do it for me. I finished it as I hate wasting food.

Very welcoming atmosphere, very impressive spread of baked goods from sourdough bread, to savoury pastries, delicious croissants to other baked goods! Best croissants I’ve ever had. My friends and I used the croissants as sandwiches and put in eggs, spinach, antipasto sauce, Gruyère cheese and ham it was so delicious! Priced well, and can’t thank you any more!

Friendly service and delicious baked goods. My son devoured the baguette with some Manchego cheese from a nearby cheese shop. It was perfect - crunchy and flaky crust with a soft inside. The almond croissant was buttery, soft, and had that crispy exterior. We couldn't finish all the items we got so we had them for breakfast the next day and they were STILL delicious! I could eat one every day!!

The bread was good. The dry tomato bread was great. If I was rating the bread only, I would have give 4 stars. The bakery realty brought down the rating. The apple pie was not very flaky. The flavor was more on plain side. As for the sugar pie, the sugar part was ok but the crust wasn’t burn but close to be burn. It was dry and taste a fade burn taste. Go for the bread 🍞

We stopped by this bakery shop while strolling along St.Laurent street. There were seatings inside. They sell a large variety of pastries including bread, muffins, croissant,tarts, to name a few. We tried their chocolate croissant, puff and a brownie-like pastry paired with a cup of latte - all really good. Service was quick.

While strolling along Little Italy, we stopped in here - 1 to warm up- it was cold and 2- because I cannot pass by a bakery without popping in! So glad we did so, we found some delicious vegan cookies and bought a few to enjoy during our trip. The pastries looked incredible. If we were not just walking around and heading back to the Ritz on the mertro, we would have stocked up some more! We will be back- merci!

Friendly service and delicious baked goods. My son devoured the baguette with some Manchego cheese from a nearby cheese shop. It was perfect - crunchy crust with a soft inside. The almond croissants were so soft, buttery and had that flaky-crispy exterior. I could eat one every day!

On a vacation with my husband and his family, Louise was about a 7 minute walk from our house. We went our first morning of our vacation and were impressed enough that we went back two more times during the trip. The interior is modern minimalist with bright colors and center stage really is the MASSIVE amount of bread and pastries you can order. One of the hard parts about the ordering system here is that you get sort of "picked up" by a staff member helping you before you necessarily have been able to take in the full breadth of all the food offerings they have. Hence why coming back multiple times ended up being important - plus the seasonal rotations they have. The most standout pastry item was a raspberry financier as well as a cinnamon roll. Other honorable mentions include the basic croissant, the palmier, and the meringue. This bakery is worth planning your trip around.

I absolutely adore this little bakery and make an effort to stop by every weekend. The bread and pastries are delicious and the prices are incredibly reasonable (the 4th item is always free, which makes it tough to hold back!!) My favourites are the chocolatines and the apple/Brie sandwich!

My first time trying this gorgeous bakery was filled with guilt as I was in Little Italy and ordering from a French bakery... Few minutes after I was in, I forgot about my guilt and was greeted by a very sweet and patient who employee. I ended up ordering the last piece of blue cheese bread with nuts and Kouign Amann. Both were absolutely delicious and I would definitely go back and recommend this French Bakery in Little Italy :-)

I can't believe how good this bakery is! I was overwhelmed by the number of highly rated bakeries in this area and chose this one somewhat at random but was blown away by the cheese croissant--one of the best I've had on this continent easily. I also got a day-old loaf of nut bread that is still so good, three days later, that I'm enjoying it plain and untoasted. Next time, I'll come with a backpack!

This place is amazing and very inexpensive. We got an amazing loaf of bread with figs and rosemary and two amazing pastries. Like you take a bite of each and its the best thing you've ever eaten. All for $9. Beautiful place, extremely friendly and happy to help employees. Worth a drive across town - luckily, a block away.

I love the place, there is so many choices and they are delicious!!!!!! I love the decor so modern! The staff are friendly and very nice ! 5 stars!

The kind of weather we're having is calling for some buttery flaky dessert of the gods. The staff @louiseboulangerie told me that the #kouignamann technique is from the originator of this Bretonne dessert ...I'm just glad there's now two places in #mtl where I can get my fix. . .

I just ate the best croissants of my 6.5 decades on the planet. !!! I am visiting Montreal but, because of the quality of the baked goods - I tried 4 different breads and other apple and chocolate pastries and paim aux raisins - I am running away from my Ontario home and moving here. Immediatemment!! DO NOT MISS THIS BAKE SHOP, wether you live here or come from away. Does anyone from the bakery know if I can live upstairs?

Here's an initial review but I'll update when I come back and try more! I'm delighted to have a big, bright new bakery in this neighbourhood, and I enjoy the design of the space even now while it's still a bit in transition and getting set up. My friend and I popped in on a rainy afternoon and it was gently busy and owners were there chatting with some contractors about some new developments. The staff behind the counter were quick and friendly and we grabbed a couple of sweets to go. We would have stayed and snacked there to avoid the rain, but in this great big spot there are only 3 stools and they all were taken. We enjoyed the oatmeal cookies for sure, just delicious, but the small apple tarte was mush at the bottom, perhaps undercooked? Not delish. I am very partial to the breads at Automne which is nearby, but I'll be back here soon to try more and keep y'all updated.

The croissants and chocolatines are great. Service is quick and people are kind. They have many different styles of bread, croissant,, chocolate bread and sandwiches. The cakes also look amazing. We got a couple of croissants and almond croissants and they're to die for. The only comment that I would add is that some of the staff use gloves, which Is great while others don't. Consistency on hygiene standards would be appreciated.

Cute bakery in the area! They have tons of breads and pastries for you to try, as well as some tarts and pies. My friends and I shared a couple croissants, as well as some tarts. They also offer sandwiches. Seemed like most people coming in purchased their breads rather than their pastries. Would go again if in the area. They sell coffee as well as beans if you are interested in purchasing.

Seems to be a contest, who can be the most overpriced bakery . Louise is not that! Great ultra fresh baked goods at more then fair prices . The fourth one's free ! Fantastic sweet breads. Coffee is also excellent. Great place to supply your picnic or freezer .

bought a last minute lemon merengue pir for my mothers birthday at louise and was pleasantly suprised the prices are really great for a bakery on st laurence was thinking about the that tarte for days went back a week later and tried out the raspberry tarte and have never tasted a pie so deliscious and fresh in my life i am in love with their pies and cookies are very very great aswell !!

I am on a bit of a quest to find places named Louise when I found this place in Montreal I had to go and i was not disappointed. The food is fresh and baked on premises. If you order a large bread it's sliced for you. The staff is very helpful. And switched to english when my french failed me I ordered some much stuff chocolate it fixed my addiction and I didn't have to get breakfast for a couple of days. perfect flaky croissants ( with chocolate) my next trip I will head back and get some cakes and more bread

Location: Directly across the street from Milano. If you show up before 1 p.m. on a Sunday then street parking is free, otherwise you'll have to feed the meters. The closest subway is (I think) de Castelnau. The place: It's pretty simple so don't expect bells and whistles. The space is bright (and clean!) with high ceilings. You walk in and you're immediately presented with that they've got on offer. This isn't really a sit-down place but more of a pick-up-and-go place. The goods: First off, when you buy 3 items, you get the 4 for free (so the least expensive item is a freebie) - that's awesome. So, as this was my first visit, I decided to try a loaf of bread, a brownie, an olive ciabatta and a double chocolate muffin. The white loaf that I chose (great for toasting - that's what I asked for) is great. It was super fresh and light - I wasn't sure if I was going to like it at first because I usually like something more dense, but it makes for some damn good toasts. The olive ciabatta was also delicious and doughy - but it's not at like the same texture or consistency as an authentic ciabatta (it also lacked flavor). That said, it was still delicious and would be amazing warm with butter. It's just not a proper ciabatta. The brownie was solid - it wasn't too heavy at all, but I'd like it to be chocolatier. The muffin was OK but didn't blow me away. All this to say that everything at Louise was fresh and I think it'll come down to personal preference re: taste and texture. Service: Great! The fellow who served me was super friendly and knew it was my first time (how did he know that!?). I asked for a loaf that would make great toasts and I got exactly that. He also told me about the 4 for 3 deal, which was cool. Price point: My 4 items cost under $8, which is a steal!

i love that they sell day-old bread at half price. i have bought fresh baked goods as well. all were good. i was disappointed a little in a pie i bought was ok but nothing spectacular. their prices are very reasonable and today with loaves often costing over $5 love that. they also often have specials and service is quick, very friendly and helpful. the space is bright and clean. i am a regular customer when i am getting bread. you can pick up a couple of loaves even day old bread they will slice for you, and spend under $8 or less. :)