Grossistes en cafe near College April-Fortier Montreal QC in Montreal, QC (49 Result(s))

Whether you need a buffet or lunch boxes for five or more people, you can choose from over 30 salads, paninis 7, 3 wraps, 4 baguettes, pies Mamie Clafoutis 3, 6 dessert plates and pastries and a variety of beverages. All prepared with care, vegan or glute

Puffs are always served Hot & Fresh. Puffs are made without any dairy products, they are egg-free, peanut-free, soy-free and contain no preservatives. Freshness is always guaranteed, as Puffs are made upon order and topped with one of its famous glazes on the spot.Mr. Puffs has got you covered with their ice cream options including: Mount Olympus, soft-serve ice cream and a side of Puffs, drizzled with your favorite glaze. For the ultimate ice cream experience, try one of our ice cream cones dipped in Belgian chocolate and garnished with your favorite toppings or one of our creamy milkshakes.If you are looking for a little pick-me-up, our coffee menu will do the trick. Hot and iced coffees are available on our menu.

For over 100 years, Union Coffee has been a presence on the Montreal coffee scene. Dating back to the beginning when they were along Saint Catherine street, Union Coffee has been at the forefront of importing a diverse variety of beans to roast, blend and sell to Montreal consumers and restaurants. Sales took off, with Union Coffee supplying coffee to many restaurants and cafés in Montreal. A retail counter was opened at the Jean Talon location, and sales of cappuccinos, espressos, lattés, and other coffee beverages to the public soon made Union Coffee the place to go to for a great cup. But the bean was not the only focus of the business, as in the mid-70's Union Coffee was the first company in Montreal to sell the home version of the still-popular Baby Gaggia espresso/cappuccino machine, an innovation for consumers looking to brew that delicious beverage themselves.

For close to 100 years, Union Coffee has been a presence on the Montreal coffee scene. Dating back to the beginning when they were along Saint Catherine street, Union Coffee has been at the forefront of importing a diverse variety of beans to roast, blend and sell to Montreal consumers and restaurants. Sales took off, with Union Coffee supplying coffee to many restaurants and cafés in Montreal. A retail counter was opened at the Jean Talon location, and sales of cappuccinos, espressos, lattés, and other coffee beverages to the public soon made Union Coffee the place to go to for a great cup. But the bean was not the only focus of the business, as in the mid-70's Union Coffee was the first company in Montreal to sell the home version of the still-popular Baby Gaggia espresso/cappuccino machine, an innovation for consumers looking to brew that delicious beverage themselves. Year after year, with patience and care, we never stopped trying, testing or evaluating different coffees in order