Pâtisserie Armenia - Lahmajoun Montreal

Amazing Lahmajoun (meat pies) very traditional and delicious. Owners are nice and welcoming. Highly recommend.

By far the best Lahmajoun I have had in Canada. My wife and I took some and wanted to try one on the drive back home, by the time we got there we had finished everything because of how delicious it was. Since then, we also tried their manti (ravioli), soubereg and salted bread sticks, everything is incredible. Their service is also very heartwarming making you feel right at home

Good find today . It is a place specialized in Lahmajoun (Halal) and they make Manti dough to cook at home. Everything was delicious and the taste of homemade food is quite visible. Thanks for Mr. Harrout for his hospitality and friendly service.

We finally had the chance to visit Patisserie Armenia — a true hidden gem in Montreal. Tucked away in a quiet neighborhood, this family-run Armenian bakery has been quietly perfecting its craft over generations. What we discovered wasn’t just good—it was exceptional. Their lahmajoun, a traditional Armenian flatbread topped with a spiced meat mixture, is among the most flavorful we've tasted in the city. Every bite reflects the care, precision, and deep-rooted tradition that goes into their food. It’s more than a bakery — it’s a living legacy. Food: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Service: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Price: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ambiance/Vibe: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Location: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

We've been looking for authentic Armenian baked goods and this family run bakery delivered in a big way. Everything we purchased was right on point with traditional recipes. Perfect, fresh Lahmajoun with well balanced spices and a smell that will make you cartoonishly float on air. Not to mention the exceptionally warm and friendly service. (They kept me the last box of fresh lahmajoun even though I showed up 3.5 hours later than I said I would.)

Right the second we walked in Mr Harout presented himself to us. He was so welcoming. He treated us like family. Every bite I took made me feel like I was back home. There is no way I could describe the flavors. His family and him put all their heart in their cooking. I can never eat lahmajoun anywhere again after this. Can’t wait to try everything else they make. All I have to say is : Don’t walk, run to Patisserie Armenie. Thank you again Mr. Harout.

Super nice and friendly, the lahmajoun was delicious and super fair price.

Been going for years, love their lghmajoun! Very friendly and kind family!

While visiting Montreal, we came across town to get Patisserie Armenia's Lahmajoun. I'm Armenian and Lahmajoun is one of my favorite foods but it's hard to find unless you're in an area with a sizable Armenian population. This Lahmajoun was so delicious, with perfect spices and an impossibly light crust. We also got Choreg, which is like Armenian brioche but with a unique flavor from ground nigella and mahlab seeds that gives it a delicate almond, vanilla, or cherry flavor that's a bit hard to place. The Choreg was light, fluffy and flavorful and apparently they are known across the region for it. Owner and baker Harut was warm and welcoming to his family-owned business that's been handed down through the generations. It must be well-known because there was a steady stream of locals who came in to buy Lahmajoun. The setting is small and no frills, which is fine because here's what to do: call ahead to make sure they have what you want, then pickup a couple dozen Lahmajoun to take home and serve for lunch or dinner with salad. And get a loaf of fluffy Choreg and have it with your morning coffee.

We've been looking for authentic Armenian baked goods and this family run bakery delivered in a big way. Everything we purchased was right on point with traditional recipes. Perfect, fresh Lahmajoun with well balanced spices and a smell that will make you cartoonishly float on air. Not to mention the exceptionally warm and friendly service. (They kept me the last box of fresh lahmajoun even though I showed up 3.5 hours later than I said I would.)

Little gem located on Fleury street. The place has kept its original charm since it's opening in the 80s. Family run business and very passionate about Lahmajoun, which is like an Armenian Pizza on a delicious thin crust bread with mince meat, sauce and green peppers. Very light and tasty :-) Staff was extremely friendly and I would definitely come back to satisfy my Lahmajoun cravings. Check them out when you're in the area or if you're craving for Lahmajoun.

By farrrrr the best lahmajoun place ever! We've tried all the lahmajoun places in Glendale and Montreal/Laval and this one blows all the rest out of the water. They make the lahmajoun fresh daily using fresh vegetables. It's a small shop, family owned and it's truly a hidden gem. I found this place by luck a couple months ago and I'm so glad I discovered it. Harut is such a friendly guy. I cannot recommend it enough!