Pâtisserie Rosário

we came with a mission: to try their famed pastel de nata. These Portuguese custard tarts are the bakery’s signature item and, as we’d heard from multiple sources, they’ve even been voted the best in town. Naturally, we had to see if they lived up to the hype. When we arrived, options were limited – only the classic and chocolate natas were left – but thankfully, they had just come out of the oven. Freshness wasn’t an issue. These were enjoyable. The pastry was flaky. The custard was good – smooth and mildly sweet.

Finally made it out to try Pâtisserie Rosário. They have natas, bread, pastries and sandwiches but were out of bread on a weekday morning. Natas are $2.00 each, cheaper when you buy more. - Assortment ($18.00 for 12) - natas (traditional, érable, fraise, citron et cannelle, pomme et cannelle), pastel de feijão amande and macaron de coconut. Natas were okay but texture wasn't flaky. Favourite was the coconut macaroons

A sweet little gift from me to myself: pastéis de nata in every flavor I crave — chocolate, maple, strawberry, lemon, and apple cinnamon. Each one is a reminder that the best treats don’t need an occasion, just a moment of joy I choose to give myself.

One of the best places to get some Natas . The service is really nice , people are patient to explain you about the product. I had 6 different natas and all of them are excellent. Croissants are huge and buttery but it was a bit under cooked from inside. I will avoid the donuts type baked items. They also have fresh breads and baguettes and those are awesome as well. It’s also in the shopping district so Highly recommend place to visit

I’ve worked in this area for many years, but last week was my first time visiting this bakery, thanks to a friend’s recommendation. It was delicious! I’ve since been back several times to try different breads, and they were all amazing. I highly recommend it! The one I circled in the picture is my favorite.

A very cosy café with delicious Portuguese pastries. The highlight of them being Natas in an assortment of flavours. They are one of the better ones in the city and are worth the drive or the hike all the way to this place. Centrally located on Saint Hubert Street along the strip of stores, why not take a coffee break at some point and enjoy a delicious Natas at the same time. They have other products to sell like spices and canned goods. The sandwiches look absolutely delicious and we think we’re gonna go back to give them a try very soon. There’s not much space to sit inside, but heck that’s not so bad. Very attentive and quick service.

The store has 3-4 nata selections such as fruit, caramel, chocolate, ye I always prefer the classic one. The natas are moisture and yumm (if only they are less sweet). The bread and churros are also good. The new store brings modern vibe compared to the one. Price has been increased but still reasonable.

Not only do they make the best nata's in Montreal!! They bake an amazing chocolate bread ..... ** baked fresh daily. Fresh sandwiches. Great coffee. Friendly service.

Finally made it out to try Pâtisserie Rosário. They have natas, bread, pastries and sandwiches but were already out of bread on a late weekday morning. Natas are $2.00 each, cheaper when you buy more. - Assortment ($18.00 for 12) - natas (traditional, érable, fraise, citron et cannelle, pomme et cannelle), pastel de feijão amande and macaron de coconut. Natas were okay but texture wasn't as flaky as other spots. Favourite was the coconut macaroons

Excelente panadería portuguesa. Tienen una gran variedad de pastéis de nata clásicos, todos frescos y muy bien hechos. El lugar es limpio, bien cuidado y con otras opciones tradicionales también muy buenas. Ubicación céntrica y precios muy accesibles. ¡Recomendado!

Cute cafe located along Plaza St Hubert, so great place to stop by while having a neighborhood stroll. The pastel de nata here are very affordable (around $1.50 each) and SO good. They're rich, sweet, but at the same time not heavy or overbearing. They are kept chilled for purchase so keep that in mind, but I think these tasted amazing. There is a very small counter for window seating, or you can find a bench along the sidewalk of Plaza St Hubert to enjoy your food outdoors.

While on a short visit to Montreal I had the absolute pleasure to stop by and try Patisserie do Rosario and can I just say the pastries were Fantastic. I had 3 different egg tarts...Regular, Caramel and Blueberry. They are served cold but the Crust was still very crisp and the custard was to die for...Creamy and Sweet but not overly so. Everyone was so accommodating , pleasant and patient especially with someone who didn't speak a word of French. So if your in the vicinity, please stop by and have a treat...you won't regret it!

Like another reviewer said less eggy and sweeter than the HK egg tarts, still lovely enough for bring several dozens home for friends to try.

This is the real deal. Patisserie Notre-Dame Du Rosaire is just like the bakeries in "the old country," in this case Portugal. Their goods are made on the premises, fresh, reasonably priced, and the store is conveniently located ... for some. The piece de resistance is their pasteis (plural) de nata. Even if I'm being a pedant about correct grammar, this info will be useful since you won't be able to eat just one - because of the reasonable prices and because of how good they are. Portuguese bakeries can be funny places. You might see some elaborate, eye catching pastries and start salivating, and then find them to be just ok. Conversely, you might see some blander looking ones, and then find that they are quite good. Not so with the pasteis de nata ... they are as reliable as the sunrise. The service at Patisserie Notre-Dame Du Rosaire can start out slightly aloof, but if a person demonstrates an interest in their offerings, their culture, and their country, then they definitely warm up. Since I see such an observation/complaint in other reviews, please try that, sullen hipsters of the Plateau Mont-Royal neighborhood. That said, they are in a great spot, within view of beautiful Parc Mont-Royal, and close to other Portuguese establishments, which are located on either side of Blvd. St.-Laurent, with Rue Rachel as sort of the implied southern border and St.-Joseph as sort of the implied northern border. Be sure to stop by if in this beautiful city and (literally) bag some pasteis de nata and other decadent, caloric, tasty goodies. Also, as you might guess, if you are using the Metro, the stop is (Plateau) Mont-Royal.

I absolutely LOVE their natas! They have many different flavors. We've tried maple, lemon curd with cinnamon, meringue, almond and classic. My family loves the meringue but I prefer the traditional. Definitely grab a nata if you are in the area, they are only $1.25 each!

This place is hidden and small near le plateau Mount Royal area. It's a Portuguese bakery. Love the egg custard and the coconut macaroon.

This place is simple and good. We had a chocolate nata, a cream puff, and an almond pate cookie. All were excellent and totaled less than $4. It is possible the woman behind the counter didn't speak any English--my minuscule French and pointing got us through with no issues. A cute, authentic spot.

My opinion, these are the best natas in the city, so 5 stars purely on that. They're always a hit dessert at any dinner party too. Sadly, the other pastries and service are quite underwhelming. I can't tell you the number of times I've come here and stood waiting to be served, as the Portuguese staff completely ignored me, chatting away and drinking their coffee. Don't get me wrong, I love the fact that there's always a bunch of Portuguese mamas hanging out, but this should not impede on providing a decent service. Also, this is more of a counter to go, as there is no real space to sit.

Awesome Portuguese bakery. Here you will find the origin of Chinese, Dan Tat, in the original Portuguese Po Tat. It's more caramel-ly and less eggy than the Chinese counterpart, with a crispier crust. Do give it a try when you're here.

Best Natas in Montreal. One oft favorite bakery's in Montreal. If you want real Portuguese bakery items, this is it. The only thing is not much selection of bakery items. What they do have is all good!

In my opinion, this is the best Portuguese bakery in Montreal. Perfectly located near Romados, you cannot go wrong with anything you get here as all the pastries are always fresh. The natas have a crunchy flaky crust and a not too sweet creamy custard. Not quite the selection of what you would find in Lisbon, Portugal but this is absolute heaven for your sweet tooth! Obrigado!

absolutely the best portuguese pastries i had in montreal, i can't believe all this time looking for the best pastries around town this might be my favourite, from the decor, the moment i walked in, the smell of fresh of the oven baked goods was overwelming, everthing is so authentic, there's even senior portoguese clients gathering for the afternoon coffee at the only 2 small tables. I could not resist but to get a selection of; coconut macaron, almond cake, maple syrup nata, profiterol, each was delicious i can't believe is was only 1.25$ each, the maple syrup natas didn't taste much like maple syrup but all the other are the best.

Don't be fooled by appearances. Behind a not particularly enticing storefront is a bakery FILLED with natas. That is the most natas I have ever seen in one place. Not only do they have the standard egg custard natas, they have variations like chocolate, maple and apple pie. Yum! The price is right too, much cheaper than buying from a Portuguese chicken place or a grocery store, as I usually do. I will definitely be back!

Yummy Natas, the custard is a little too yellow for what I'm used to, but they are the best I've tried so far in Montreal and they are decently priced at 12/$11, until I find something better this place will be my go-to

excellent portuguese bakery. the natas are amazing. the potuguese buns are always fresh. they also have great cookies and cakes.. the prices are low. can't find better than this.