Sugar bites

Sugar Bites is a creperie nestled in the vibrant stretch of St Laurent Boulevard, a spot that feels perfectly tuned to satisfy sweet cravings in a casual, unpretentious setting. Unlike a sit-down restaurant, it has more of a quick-stop vibe where locals and visitors can grab a well-made crepe without a fuss. The proximity to other bustling spots makes it a convenient pause during a day of wandering through Montreal’s diverse neighborhoods.

The place shares its kitchen space with Crusty’s, adding a layer of lively back-and-forth energy behind the scenes. It’s the kind of spot where you won’t find a sprawling menu, but rather a focused selection that clearly leans into dessert crepes, with classics like banana and Nutella earning quiet local praise. Utensils and other basics are easy to find, which shows an understated attention to customer ease.

Visitors tend to appreciate the friendly, approachable staff who make the ordering process quick and pleasant, lending a welcoming feel even in a smaller, more casual space. The atmosphere is informal, well-suited for a midday treat when strolling through the neighborhood or a sweet finish after exploring nearby shops and eateries.

Best times to visit are during the afternoon lull when you’re looking for a sweet pick-me-up or early evening as a late dessert stop. Sugar Bites feels especially fitting for those who want a satisfying, no-frills crepe without the parade of a full dining experience — think quick, tasty, and warmly served.