Boulangerie Première Moisson Mont-Royal

Une boulangerie qui offre beaucoup de choix de pains et de pâtisseries mais peu de baguettes ou de sandwichs différents par contre.
J’ai goûté le pain entier qui est très bon mais pas donné, en effet, les prix sont un peu élevés.
Toutes les pâtisseries faisaient envie mais aucune n’était végétalienne, je n’ai donc pas pu tester malheureusement.

Love this place. I mostly come for fresh bread in the morning, but I also love their other baked goods (e.g. apple pie), awesome desserts (my favourite is the lemon tart) and they have good coffee to go with that!
Recently I bought their chocolate as a gift, and it was a hit. Did I say it’s a great place? They also have specials sometime — worth checking out. So far I only have good things to report!

Dropped in yesterday to get a baguette, it was quite busy for 5pm with the line nearly out the door. They still had lots of different breads, muffins and tarts left. And a variety of sandwiches too. The baguette was delicious, crusty on the outside soft in the middle. We popped back for coffee and lunch the next day however decided against the coffee as they don’t have a proper coffee machine just an automatic one. My husband got the ham and butter baguette and I got the salmon, avocado and Orange on a multigrain baguettes with a small Italian vegetables on the side. The bread on my sandwich was lovely, dense and crusty. We then got a pecan tart and citron tart to go. Both were delicious and the crust was melt in your mouth. The reason I’m not giving 5 stars is due to the price, $ 9 for a salmon sandwich… and nearly $ 4 for a plain baguette is a little steep.

if we didn’t have a life changing croissant and kouign amann on our last day, Montréal’s boulangerie and patisserie chain would’ve gotten 5 stars. there was nothing that we didn’t get that was just ok from the baguette and chocolate brioche. if we had them in SD baking the same exact pastries and breads we would be more than extremely happy. its just the life changing place was not from this planet,… but strangely enough… it just happened to be on the same street not too far away.

Pour le pain, passez votre chemin; mais pour la galette (des rois), LA GALETTE, je crie victoire ! Qu’il est beau son feuilletage, tellement croustillant et qui né transpire pas le beurre ! Et que dire de son appareil préparé avec de vraies amandes et pas exclusivement d’essence d’amandes (produit utilisé par la plupart des boulangers par souci d’économie, mais qui envahit immédiatement le palais et écoeure dès la première bouchée)? C’est la première fois que je mange un produit de tradition française au Québec qui goûte vraiment comme un met français et qui en plus, né me coûte pas un bras !
Si j’y retourne? Oui, mais pas avant l’année prochaine, pour les Rois mages !

I really like this Premier Moisson for picking up a sandwich on my way to the metro. The staff are friendly and efficient, the sandwiches tasty and pretty averaged priced. The store itself is really pretty, well thought out and brimming with deliciously tempting goodies anywhere you look, whether they be sweet (cakes! cookies!), savory (sausages! terrine!) or carbalicious (bread!).

Love the staff at this location. Great pastries and sandwiches, and super reasonable prices!

i’m not a fan of première moisson as i find them to be pricier than most (outside of their specials) and i prefer the smaller/​unique bakery that are not part of a chain. nonetheless, what they offer is actually good and they do have certain items that others may not carry.
i live closer to their JTM location but i rarely step foot in as there’s better options around but when i’m in le plateau, they are basically my go to bakery for a quick bite. i love their raspberry éclair. who doesn’t love éclair? and with raspberry? tartness and sweetness and chewiness of the chou? heaven! and if i’m feeling adventurous (which is almost every time), i try one «weird» (pastries that i have no idea what they really are) items. so early today, i ended up with their chouquettes. for one, it was cheap (a bag of 12 for $ 3.50) and they looked like buttons of love which is what tempted me. as i bite into one, i realized that they are choux pastry with a sugary topping. as being a person with a sweet tooth, i haven’t seen those chouquettes anywhere before so i was pleasantly surprise and happy to have discover an awesome pastry!
so i can only recommend première moisson if you’re looking to discover new french pastries. as for the rest, i believe there’s better out there
ps. this place doesn’t have the ticket waiting like the JTM location so if you want something from a different counter than most, you don’t have to wait for your number

bad croissants, not to my taste… I don’t understand how those can even be compared to the ones from Pain dore… not buttery, dry, not chewy…
good point: raspberry macaron cake is really good
hot chocolate: worst than at Tim Horton’s!!!

Blueberry danishes are amazing! This is my favorite bakery in Montréal. I have never been disappointed. Oh, also try their crème brule! Yum!

Love this place.
Great sandwiches, fresh bread, nice staff who know their stuff. I have no complaints other than the fact that they seem to run out of baguette more often than not. My only other complaint is that I can’t crawl into the cake displace and cuddle with the desserts (I’ve asked)

Sure, they have pretty good pasties but not necessarily número uno in this neighbourhood. However, I’m becoming a big fan their lunch specials which are just a little more expensive than a McDonald’s combo and come with a soup, meat serving, salad, and even a yummy desert. It’s always super quick and fresh and hot.
I’ve only dealt with management once when they got a cake order wrong, but they were very classy about resolving.
The area when you can sit is very sunny and one of the best places to people watch on Mt-​Royal.
Conclusion: great alone or with company meal or coffee/​snack, awesome quick lunch spot for winter with great variety day-​in day-​out

Pain, pâtisseries, terrines, etc… Les produits sont de bonne qualité ! La section sandwichs/​salades n’est pas mal, non plus… Mon bémol est surtout le service à la clientèle qui est franchement inconstant … De très bien à … Irrespectueux … Mais bon…
Pain, pâtisseries, terrines, etc… Les produits sont de bonne qualité ! La section sandwichs/​salades n’est pas mal, non plus… Mon bémol est surtout le service à la clientèle qui est franchement inconstant … De très bien à … Irrespectueux … Mais bon…

Popped in for an almond croissant. A denser croissant than most, but still very yummy. Really high quality ingredients.

I really loved their almond chocolate croissant which is a heavenly combination of buttery crispy croissant, sweet almond paste and dark chocolate.

It’s what you expect it to be. Clean and well run. Great bread, pastries, sandwiches, etc…
Baguettes from heaven! Forget those tasteless baguettes from the super markets. This is where it’s it.

We stopped by this Boulangerie Première Moisson for breakfast.
A friend picked up a box of sweets she had ordered, and got me a plain croissant. (She offered to buy a chocolate one, but it’s tough to take sweets early in the morning. Really. Don’t read into that.)
My croissant was delicious: Fresh, flaky, and all-​around tasty.

Great boulangerie experience. Wide variety of both sweet and savory for sale (pastries, jams, duck confit, quiches, etc).
Apparently this is a chain, but no matter. It reminds me a bit of Panera — a place to read & study (as one patron reading an anatomy text could attest), a home away from home!