The price went up , but the quality went down, we bought a tradicional Portuguese King cake that looks more like a cookie… I did not want to put that in my Christmas table … horrible
Jack Dos Santos
Staple for some Portugues pastries.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Pastries
Travelling Gourmets
Delta coffee is amazing and natas were the closest thing to those in Bélem. Unfortunately, the service is not very warm nor welcoming.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Pastries
Angel Vasquez
Best pastel de natas in Montreal!
Chez Tev
Amazing bakery. If you’re looking for natas this is the place to go!My wife is obsessed with the pastries from here!You can easily find parking on the street or even double park for a few minutes
bianca pers
Came specifically for their three coquettes. Was not very enthusiastic about them as they were not so fresh but I suspect it may have been unusual because the place was definitely very authentic and good otherwise.Had my fav portuguese sodas, their bolos levedos were excellent, and they had all the other classic portuguese items. Come for also frozen croquettes and chorizo and Portuguese buns etcYou’ll find their tables filled with portuguese people and such. Will return!
Hélène-Lise Trudeau
C'est LA place au Québec pour manger du vrai bon flan, si délicieux et toujours frais.
Ana Oliveira
Great variety. Would have liked yellow corn bread. A good goto for Portuguese products. Frozen fish, meats, sausage, variety of packaged products from Portugal. Variety of Bread, pastries etc..
Cilei Soleil
I tried some natas and a piece of cake. The cake was way too sweet, and the natas also disappointed me. However, what bothered me the most was the cashier's rudeness. Luckily Montreal has amazing places to visit and give my business. I will never go back there.
my favorite bakery in the world probablyi had the best donut of my life here it was so fresh i think they made it less than 1/2 hour ago it was still warm and the taste was immaculateand a bun that the staff recommended which i also lovedi would come back again and again
Saba
I bought one of their cakes recently it was really bad, it seemed that the cake was there from 2 years ago!
Ana Alberto Mann
I don't think Notre Maison belongs to portuguese owners anymore.A qualidade nao e a mesma!The quality is not the same as before.
Claudia
Although the lady wanted to please me with fresher 'Nata' pastry, it was not a good day. I was therefore told to try the day old pastry. I was so disappointed with this scenario because this should not be the case. You can't compare the two. I ended up getting some of their fresh Portuguese bread buns which were very appreciated. I don't think I'll be going back. Many more places that compete.
M N
Came here based on the reviews. The one lady in the store was friendly and greeted us. Unfortunately she was busy when we were ready to order, so she asked the younger lady to help us. No attempt of a greeting was given or smile. She had a scowl on her face and a look of annoyance and speaking loudly at us as though we were deaf. Yes, our French was not very good, but we attempted. She made sure to make us feel unwanted there. Very awkward experience as we made an honest attempt to be friendly and polite. Once we paid I made sure to thank her, but she didn’t bother to reply, smile, or give any eye contact. She just stood there waiting for us to leave. The pastries were good but it was difficult to enjoy after such a negative and awkward experience lingering on our mind as we walked away. We will not be returning. There are many places in Montreal looking for business.
Very good place, #1 service
The price went up , but the quality went down, we bought a tradicional Portuguese King cake that looks more like a cookie… I did not want to put that in my Christmas table … horrible
Staple for some Portugues pastries.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Pastries
Delta coffee is amazing and natas were the closest thing to those in Bélem. Unfortunately, the service is not very warm nor welcoming.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Pastries
Best pastel de natas in Montreal!
Amazing bakery. If you’re looking for natas this is the place to go!My wife is obsessed with the pastries from here!You can easily find parking on the street or even double park for a few minutes
Came specifically for their three coquettes. Was not very enthusiastic about them as they were not so fresh but I suspect it may have been unusual because the place was definitely very authentic and good otherwise.Had my fav portuguese sodas, their bolos levedos were excellent, and they had all the other classic portuguese items. Come for also frozen croquettes and chorizo and Portuguese buns etcYou’ll find their tables filled with portuguese people and such. Will return!
C'est LA place au Québec pour manger du vrai bon flan, si délicieux et toujours frais.
Great variety. Would have liked yellow corn bread. A good goto for Portuguese products. Frozen fish, meats, sausage, variety of packaged products from Portugal. Variety of Bread, pastries etc..
I tried some natas and a piece of cake. The cake was way too sweet, and the natas also disappointed me. However, what bothered me the most was the cashier's rudeness. Luckily Montreal has amazing places to visit and give my business. I will never go back there.
Restaurantji Recommends
my favorite bakery in the world probablyi had the best donut of my life here it was so fresh i think they made it less than 1/2 hour ago it was still warm and the taste was immaculateand a bun that the staff recommended which i also lovedi would come back again and again
I bought one of their cakes recently it was really bad, it seemed that the cake was there from 2 years ago!
I don't think Notre Maison belongs to portuguese owners anymore.A qualidade nao e a mesma!The quality is not the same as before.
Although the lady wanted to please me with fresher 'Nata' pastry, it was not a good day. I was therefore told to try the day old pastry. I was so disappointed with this scenario because this should not be the case. You can't compare the two. I ended up getting some of their fresh Portuguese bread buns which were very appreciated. I don't think I'll be going back. Many more places that compete.
Came here based on the reviews. The one lady in the store was friendly and greeted us. Unfortunately she was busy when we were ready to order, so she asked the younger lady to help us. No attempt of a greeting was given or smile. She had a scowl on her face and a look of annoyance and speaking loudly at us as though we were deaf. Yes, our French was not very good, but we attempted. She made sure to make us feel unwanted there. Very awkward experience as we made an honest attempt to be friendly and polite. Once we paid I made sure to thank her, but she didn’t bother to reply, smile, or give any eye contact. She just stood there waiting for us to leave. The pastries were good but it was difficult to enjoy after such a negative and awkward experience lingering on our mind as we walked away. We will not be returning. There are many places in Montreal looking for business.