Halal bakeries — Greater Montreal
The addresses in this category across Greater Montreal, gathered and verified by Muwali.
Sweets · Montréal
Boulangerie Achtarout
9215 Rue Charles de la Tour, Montréal
- Halal
- Dessert
- Middle Eastern
Sweets · Roxboro
Boulangerie Et Patisserie Sara
10420 B Boulevard Gouin Ouest, Roxboro
- Bakery
- Halal
- Lebanese
Sweets · Saint-Laurent
Patisserie La Bionette
3131 3131 Boulevard De La Côte-Vertu, Saint-Laurent
- Halal
- Bakery
Sweets · Montréal
Pâtisserie Antep Baklava (Jean-Talon)
6370 Rue Jean-Talon Est, Montréal
- Halal
- Pastry
- Dessert
By city
Halal bakeries in Greater Montreal: what to know
About two dozen halal pastry shops, bakeries and sweet shops are listed, mainly in Montreal and Laval, with a few addresses in the west of the island.
Dessert is the common thread: Middle Eastern pastries — Lebanese, Moroccan, Turkish — bakeries that also make bread and viennoiseries, and five ice cream parlours. Two addresses also work as a café. The category does not tell the whole story of sweets: some fifty restaurants in the directory also flag a dessert counter, and three groceries a house pastry section.
Twenty-two of the twenty-four addresses are marked “verified halal”. In a pastry shop the halal question is not about meat but about ingredients: gelatin in mousses and marshmallows, alcohol-based flavourings and extracts, animal fats in some doughs. Muwali does not certify anything; the status reflects what the business reported, and only the shop can answer about a specific recipe.
The category's weak spot: opening hours are filled in for only nine listings. On the other hand, 21 link to a website, often with the cake menu and an order form; only six give a phone number. For a party or wedding order, go through the website, and confirm the date and quantity before making the trip.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find halal Middle Eastern pastries in Montreal?
Montreal and Laval hold most of the addresses; listings note the style (Lebanese, Moroccan, Turkish) when it is known.
Can a pastry shop be non-halal?
Yes: gelatin, alcohol-based flavourings, animal fats. Two listings are marked “to be verified” for that reason; for the others, ask about the ingredients of a specific recipe.
Are there halal ice cream parlours?
Five addresses on the list serve ice cream or frozen desserts.
Are the hours reliable?
Only nine of the twenty-four listings have hours; for the rest, use the website or the phone. Owners who claim their listing in the Muwali app can fill them in.
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