5 Kosher Bakeries In Montreal That Fulfill Your Carb Cravings Just In Time For Hanukkah

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The holiday season is almost upon us, which means Hanukkah is around the corner and it's time to start planning which kosher bakery in Montreal you want to get your treats from this year.

Regardless of if you're Jewish or not, there's no denying how delicious Jewish baked goods are.

From danish and challah to babka and black and white cookies, there are so many sweet goodies to pick from. And, of course, Montreal is stacked with options!

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Boulangerie Cheskie

Address: 359, rue Bernard O., Montreal, QC

Why You Need To Go: Not only will the chocolate babka blow your mind but the black and white cookie will transport you all the way to Manhattan.

Kosher Quality Bakery

Address: 5855, ave. Victoria, Montreal, QC

Why You Need To Go: Challahbread takes on new levels at this epic Kosher bakery. If you're looking to impress this holiday season, you're going to want to check this spot out. 

Nissi’s 

Address: 6680, ave. du Parc, Montreal, QC

Why You Need To Go: Located in the Kosher grocery store The Fooderie, this bakery will satisfy your every baked good need for this holiday season.

Montreal Kosher

Montreal Kosher

Address: 7005, ave. Victoria, Montreal, QC

Why You Need To Go: Cheese bagels, rye bread, and my personal favourite, onion rolls, are all baked at this local bakery.

Kosher Montreal Bakery

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Address: 5495, rue Paré, Montreal, QC

Why You Need To Go: Everything is 100% gluten free!

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