Boulangerie Premiere Moisson

Stopped here underground to get croissants for tomorrow’s breakfast. Somehow walked home with another pastry too and macaroons and Mille fueille and tiramisu… oh yeah!
So glad we walked home from there to work off the treats we bought!

J’ai testé cette succursale il y a quelques semaines pour un lunch du midi. Je me suis laissée tenter par un sandwich végé et une petite salade. C’était bon mais assez onéreux (15 $) pour ce que j’avais. Je n’ai pas testé leurs viennoiseries ou encore les pâtisseries mais ça semble délicieux.

I love everything about this place! The cakes, the bread, the smell of all goodies in there! Judging by the divine tastes, I am sure of the freshness and good quality of the ingredients, and I really appreciate the authenticity of the recipes.
If I indulge myself a treat, I must admit I spend lots of time choosing, because I simply can’t easily pick something from the huge variety of products! The almond croissant goes perfect with a beautiful morning espresso, what a good start for a delightful day!
I want to add that bread is very good, probably the best I tried in North America.
Highly recommended!

I only tried their sandwiches and viennoiseries (croissant and chocolatines).
Both were good.

It’s close to the central station. Not really english friendly though. They have lots of bakeries and cakes. I got a strawberry shortcake for my birthday. It is pretty but it’s rectangular. I prefer round ones.

Boulangeroe Première Moisson may has the best pastry or croissant in Montréal. But its convenient location, right inside Gare Centrale and consistency is worth a 4 star.
I always pick up some goodies for my train ride to Toronto. Croissants, French pastries and cakes and even a sandwich.
I like how the lines are divided into different sections so the lines tends to be shorter and move faster. Making a decision on what to get at the pastry counter though can be a little challenging for a lot of customers as all their sweets looks pretty and tasty!
Eating one or two or three of these buttery croissants just made the train ride so much enjoyable…

Nestled in the Gare Centrale, this PM is a great option for a train traveler or local businessperson to grab a quick sandwich, or, if you’re like me and don’t want to pay out the nose for a tasty breakfast, grab a croissant or danish. All of their food is consistently good, with the standout being the divine almond croissant. Service is lightening fast and friendly. Prices are great. Highly recommended!

Love it… Love it… Love it… This is my favorite chain bakery /​patisserie in Montréal. Everything I’ve had is well done and delicious.
Bread, pies and tarts, panini, cheese bread, etc… You can not go wrong with La Première Moisson. Several locations to choose from. Come by and enjoy a delicious experience.

I love their bakery selection. I wish I had more time in Montréal… Maybe too dangerous to stay longer. ;)
We tried a plain croissant, almond croissant, chocolate croissant and apricot danish. All of them were good, but their almond croissant was excellent!
We need Première Moisson in the US!

Very handy location of this place right inside busy Gare Centrale. Perfect for grabbing a sweet treat, sandwich or snack before a train ride. Love their butter croissants. Perfect combination of flakey on the outside and soft on the inside. Freshly made multiple times a day. Couldn’t resist buying more than one! Lots of staff, ready to help you and make your transaction smooth and quick.

This bakery is located in the CN building in the food court. If you are entering from the Rue de la Gauchetière, across the street from bon aventure, the bakery is located at the back left hand side of the food court. It’s also right next to the entrance that connects from place ville marie.
Don’t walk around the block looking for it. Like I did :(
I got a few goodies from this bakery as I love baked goods.
I didn’t know what to expect when I went here but they had a pretty good selection from snacks, sandwiches to cakes and loafs of bread. Everything I got was pretty delicious.

Almond Chocolate Croissant
Coffee
Repeat (for three days)

One of the best bakeries in town. I get the almond croissants every time I’m in montreal for work for breakfast. I’ve also tried the chocolate croissant, mille-​feuilles and the macaron. Very good French pastry — somewhat pricy but totally worth it.
Food: ⁵⁄₅ (they have buttery croissants, and their almond style is the best)
Service: ⁴⁄₅ (not much service except you either have to get a number or just wait in line)
Ambience: ⁴⁄₅ (the brossard location has a nice café area where you can have the food indoors or outside in the terrace)
Price: ³⁄₅ (it’s a little pricey with $ 3+ per pastry.)
Tips: if you want to take some pastries, go early or later for some discounts (before 8am and after 5pm)

A nice variety of items, about $ 2 each pastry. I had a chocolatine, which tasted like any other chocolate pastry. but their chausson aux pommes is really delightful! 100% real butter with apple purée inside. Crispy on outside and delectable. Great little patisserie at the Gare Centrale.

To get to this place from the street, walk through the garage into the train station, through the train station past all the VIA Rail Canada passengers, to deep within the food court at the back.
I was surprised to see such acclaim for a place within a train-​station food court, but it was well worth the detour. The almond croissant was just about perfect. Coffee was good, too.

All bakery items bought were excellent.
Was there visiting town in jan 2014 on a Sunday had almond croissants and various breads. I agree they have high quality cakes and prices reasonable for what you re getting.

Best almond croissant ever. Really good hazelnut flavor in the gatêau de fête. Decent opera cake.
Very surprising o find high quality cakes and pastries here. Do not miss it if you’re at this central train station in Montréal.

Where do I begin? I no longer eat wheat but I’ll make an exception for this place.
Their bread selection is excellent, and it’s always fresh. My personal favorite is the sourdough walnut bread. It’s purple but don’t let that throw you off. I also love their skinny cheese baguettes. After you’ve taken a bite, you won’t want to share — and I don’t blame you. They’re delicious!
They offer a variety of freshly made sandwiches — the chicken salad is excellent but then, everything is good there.
Their desserts are, in my opinion, masterpieces. Not only are they positively fabulous in taste, but they look great. I mean, I sometimes look at their cakes or pastries and it pains me to demolish them — they’re just so pretty.
Honestly, you can’t go wrong with anything that you buy here, or in any other Première Moisson. They offer freshness and quality, in addition to a wonderful selection of delectable items. Yummo. The only reason I didn’t give them a 5 is because they can be a little on the pricey side, but in my opinion, they’re well worth it.

Contrairement à d’autres succursale, celle-​ci est dans la Gare Centrale est dans le milieu d’où il y a un maximum de traffic (le Triangle). Le matin quand je veux des viennoiserie en sortant du train, j’ai des choix limité au Starbuck, Second Cup, Café Dépot et quelques autres. Les meilleures viennoiseries de la Gare Centrale, c’est sans aucun doute celle du Première Moisson!

We checked Unilocal for a great bakery and walked about 20 minutes to get here, just to find out it’s in a train station. Luckily, this is no Panera. Everything looked delicious! We settled on some chocolate almond croissants (chocolatine aux amandes). Sadly, they were more cake-​y than flaky, but they were still pretty tasty. I would give the croissant 3 stars, but am bumping the review up because everything else looked amazing and I would definitely frequent this if I worked in the area.

So delicious, so many choices, so fresh. What more can you ask for?
I even got some for free!
Première Moisson had a promotion on Facebook a little while ago where you could print out a coupon and get a free loaf of bread. I couldn’t believe how generous they were and how gigantic the bread actually was. It was perfect on its own, with butter or toasted, for sandwiches etc.
Liking them on Facebook has its perks, I found another promotion where I could obtain a free lunch bag.
I was already a fan of this bakery for simple classics like butter or chocolate croissants, they are the best in town! So flakey and buttery.
Their cheesecakes are another of my favorite, truly rich and decadent, far superior to other cheesecakes I’ve had in restaurants considering this is one of my favorite desserts.
The Première Moisson located in the train station is often busy but the lines move fast — staff is used to handling this kind of volume and they know how to meet the demand.

Can we trade all the Panera for Première Moisson in the etats unis?
I always bought pastries like a fat kid on a shopping spree while here. And one time I almost choked on excitement when I saw they had a $ 1 a piece pineapple white cheesecake special.

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Des pâtisseries qui fondent dans la bouche, une odeur resplendissante de pain frais fait-​sur-​place, des petits gâteaux qui suscitent la salive aux lèvres; quelle folie cette indécision puisqu’on veut tous les gâteries en se pointant à la Première Moisson! Joli emplacement concoctant des croissants qui chatouillent le bidon avec tout plein d’idées-cadeaux et de délices pour emporter aux fêtes de Noël.