Le Duc de Lorraine
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About
Duc de Lorraine la plus ancienne pâtisserie française de Montréal. Restaurant avec vue sur l'Oratoire St-Joseph. Service traiteur et gâteaux personnalisés.
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What diners mention
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- Food quality4
- Value for money3
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Le Duc de Lorraine?+
Le Duc de Lorraine is located at 5002 Chemin de la Côte-des-Neiges, Montréal, Snowdon.
What kind of place is Le Duc de Lorraine?+
Le Duc de Lorraine is a Bakery in Snowdon serving Brunch, French.
What are Le Duc de Lorraine's opening hours?+
Le Duc de Lorraine is open seven days a week. Le Duc de Lorraine stays open late, until 23:00.
Is Le Duc de Lorraine open on Sundays?+
Yes, Le Duc de Lorraine is open on Sundays.
How expensive is Le Duc de Lorraine?+
Le Duc de Lorraine is generally mid-range.
What does Le Duc de Lorraine offer?+
Le Duc de Lorraine offers Breakfast.
What is Le Duc de Lorraine good for?+
Le Duc de Lorraine is a popular choice for Brunch.
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What people say
“The selection of pastries is excellent, and the quality was top notch.”
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What diners say on Google
hossam el barazi★★I had heard so many great things about Duke de Lorraine, from the quality of the food to the impeccable service, so I was genuinely excited to try it for brunch, BUT… Unfortunately, the experience did not live up to the reputation. I ordered the smoked salmon Eggs Benedict, St Joseph, a dish priced at $47. At that price point, expectations naturally become much higher. You expect something memorable, whether through exceptional presentation, outstanding flavors, flawless service, attention to detail, or simply a dish served hot and within a reasonable amount of time. Instead, after a fairly l
Yulia Kosharych★★★★Very nice restaurant with cozy atmosphere and excellent choice of pastries. We went here for brunch and I had a chance to try their brunch menu, peach mimosa and multiple trompe l'œil. I had buyourdi which was delicious and I tried my friend's avocado toast which I found to be burnt. I also found that brunch potatoes packed seasoning. The bowl of fruit though was perfect. The mimosas were good, but I didn't taste much peach in it. Nevertheless, I did enjoy it. The best part for me was the desert which in my case was the mango trompe l'œil. It was absolutely delicious and I am looking forward t
CM★★★★Visited Duc de Lorraine and had a very nice experience! The outdoor terrace is definitely better than the indoor seating, especially with the beautiful direct view of Saint Joseph’s Oratory. The place is very clean, and the waiters are elegant, welcoming, and always greeting guests with a smile. The desserts and croissants looked absolutely delicious . we tried the Paris brest dessert and the crème brûlée, both were excellent. A bit on the expensive side, but overall a lovely experience and worth visiting for the atmosphere, pastries, and view.
Cristine Hintz★★★★★⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ We had an excellent experience at Duc de Lorraine. The food was outstanding from start to finish. I had the steak and fries, which were cooked perfectly and absolutely delicious. The desserts were beautiful, creative, and tasted as good as they looked. A special thank you to Sajjad for his friendly, attentive, and professional service. He made us feel very welcome and ensured everything was perfect throughout our visit. The dessert presentation, complete with singing from the staff, added a fun and memorable touch to the experience. We will definitely be back on our next visit to Mont
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