Mamie Clafoutis Angus

Absolutely loved my experience at the coffee shop! Everything was just amazing and fresh, from the aroma of the beans to the delightful pastries. The atmosphere is incredibly cosy and beautiful, creating the perfect spot to relax or catch up with friends. Highly recommend visiting for anyone looking for a great cup of coffee in a welcoming environment!

I love this place since last 15 years, today my daughter bought for me almond croissant and i didn't belive she bought from Mamie Clafoutis the double the price $ 6.33 and and looks like they bought croissant from Costco and filled up with their own paster so mushy it was use to so crispy and heavenly DISGUSTING!! I want my money back i just called to complain in this place and they said they cant speak english DISGUSTING!!! Not going here any more...!!!

I’ve been a customer for many years. They have amazing bread and can slice it onsite. The chocolate cake is a winner and they always have seasonal treats. The store itself is beautiful. However, they are practicing shrinkflation… the croissants, chocolatines and loaves of bread are getting smaller. There can be improvements in the customer experience in two ways: 1. Make a clearer lineup for customers - it’s chaotic to have 6-7 people milling about. 2. The signs asking for respectful behaviour are repeated everywhere. They’re large and it is super weird… we worry for the employees. TLDR: the size of the products need to be brought back to normal and the customer journey in the store reconsidered.

I’ve been there a couple of times now and I thought at first that I just went on a bad day, but no. Service is very minimalist (not the price and the asking tips though) and selection is very limited compared to the others. I even left a full bag after order there because the cashier forgot to bring it at the counter. Anyways, do yourself a favour and drive a little longer to the next Mamie Clafoutis. It will be worth your time.

My go to place for granola, which is amazing. However, when I went today and wanted to pay by debit, their card machine actually forces people to give them a tip, even if you are not eating at their establishment, by deactivating the No tip button. Very dishonest. To get around this, simply press the Other amount button and leave it at 0.

So happy to see this kind of café/bakery close to home. It's such a cute spot for everything coffee, pastry and bread. You can have your favorite croissant on site or to take out. There are lactsose free and soy milk options for coffees and hot chocolate. The design is industrial/cozy. Very warm for winter days. Parking is available on Molson street.

A great option for a bakery on the neighborhood! Delicious bread, pastries and tarts to choose from. My favorite is the chocolate chip cookie, which is really thick, buttery (less of that brown sugar caramel flavor if that’s more your style) , and excellent chocolate chunks throughout. The baguette sandwich was also really tasty, the bread was perfectly crunchy and chewy when toasted…small portion though for the price I’d say.

Really good pastries as usually with Mamie Clafoutis but service was subpar this Tuesday. They served people who were behind us and arrived after us, and when they finally realized they should have served us instead, not a single sorry or acknowledgement. Seems like it’s normal to them.

I'm a very big fan of this chain of bakeries so of course this is a 5 stars. Service is friendly and fast, there is outdoor seating, the inside is quite small for seating but it is very easy to get your order to go and eat in a nearby park. Ideal for people who live in the neighbourhood.

This seems to be a fancier place for baked good since the prices points are a bit higher. While their croissant is pretty on par with most places, I enjoyed the hazelnut scone, and also be aware the small clafoutis has a higher fruit to custard flan ratio than the large one. While both delicious, but I prefer the smaller one that has more fruit.

This Mamie Clafoutis happens to be a short 5 minute walk from my apartment. As someone who loves this chain of bakeries that is a very dangerous thing. I have been a fan of Mamie's for a long time now and have visited their other locations in Montreal. There is everything here: hearty sandwiches, fresh croissants, delectable desserts and yummy coffee. When I come here it is on the weekend, and I find that it is quite popular. That being said this location always serves you quickly and there is always available seating. In summer there are also picnic tables outside to make the most of the weather. The prices for pastries and sandwiches can sometimes be high but it is worth it once in a while.

Located in the Loco Angus Shops, this was one of the first venues that opened in the strip, and is a welcome addition to the neighbourhood. For those that work in this mostly industrial area, Mamie is our go to stop for either coffee and a croissant in the morning or a sandwich at lunch. The service is always friendly but the wait, especially at lunchtime, can be long. Trick is to get there at 11:30 before the rush! There is some seating indoors but I especially enjoy the outdoor space, although there's not much of a view, it's a great spot for a cold coffee and some mingling. From the menu, I always go for their salmon sandwich and I simply cannot resist their pistachio chocolate croissant. Prices are a tad high for a simple sandwich or baked good, but everything is fresh and irresistibly good, so very worth the cost.

Fun little café filled with breads, pastries, salads and whatnots for your morning fix or lunch. They offer different specialty coffees and a variety of teas. Do try out their semi-sweet hot chocolate if you are a fun of this beverage. It's rich, creamy and not too sweet, pair it with a cookie and worry about the calories another day. It can get quite busy during lunchtime, try to go prior to noon or after 1PM. It's a popular place in the afternoon for students lounging with their laptops. This establishment also offers free wifi.

Let's just say that everyone we visit Montreal from NYC this is our require stop to make. We have to have their pistachio croissant and everything else is just as good but you all must try their pistachio croissant!

Hidden on Angus area, this cozy place with sweet precious. For meeting a friend. For a dessert. For a coffee on a lazy Sunday. Anytime. Lots of different things that worth trying. "Mon Dieu" is the king of the menu, but my coup de cœur is the croissant aux pistaches. I'm so happy I discovered this place close o home!

Great patisserie with lots of service, reminds me of France! But it has nice Wi-Fi and plenty of seating (indoor and out), so you there are a few people around with laptops and you don't feel bad. Warning: gmail doesn't work on their network. (As some other reviewers said, some websites don't work. But gmail is sometimes critical...)