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Where to find the viral Lafayette Suprême Croissant in Montreal

Get a taste of the flaky, cream-filled treat that’s becoming one of the city’s most delicious baked good.

Laura Osborne
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Laura Osborne
Editor, Time Out Canada
La Cave à Manger
Photograph: La Cave à Manger
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The cream-filled, circular croissant made famous by NYC's Lafayette Grand Café & Bakery has come to Old Montreal and we can’t get enough of it.

La Cave à Manger
Photograph: La Cave à Manger

In a city dotted with some of the best bakeries around, La Cave à Manger has created the “roll” (not to be confused with Montreal's best sushi) and the hype is absolutely worth it.

La Cave à Manger
Photograph: La Cave à Manger

Picture layers of rolled croissant dough piped with all kinds of heavenly flavoured cream (read: bursting with deliciousness).

La Cave à Manger
Photograph: La Cave à Manger

La Cave à Manger in Old Montreal changes up the flavours daily, and so far we’ve spotted Mascarpone, Pineapple, Rum and Vanilla, French Apple Pie, Chocolate-Caramel, Strawberry-Guava and Pistachio and Vanilla Crème Brûlée, Lemon and Strawberry Cheesecake. 

La Cave à Manger
Photograph: La Cave à Manger

To pre-order (note: there’s a maximum of 6 per order), check out their website.

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