Rustique

Love it! Will go back for sure. Great Service. I love their earl grey cream pie. A must try if you go!

If you’re looking to treat yourself, this is the place to do it. The name is an honest description of this bakery’s homey interior. Fantastically hospitable staff serving up some of the most delicious pies and baked goods I’ve ever had. The iced coffee is not overpowering but delivers that much needed caffeine boost. Also don’t be afraid to bring your gluten-​free friends or family, they offer a fair selection of snacks that look just as scrumptious. I will definitely be going back!

I just walked in there to get a treat. I picked a scone only to find out that they are $ 4 a piece!
That is ridiculous for a small piece of pastry. If only it had been a great tasting one or something special but nah.
It tasted actually bland. It’s allright no complaints there but nothing to write home about either. There was one piece of crushed berry and one piece of rhubarb and that’s it.
Maybe there are better choices but this was ridiculous.

Tiny pies. This is all that matters.
I am fussy with crust. my mom makes the BEST crust. and my chef child… who works across the road from Rustique… makes fantastic pies from scratch. .so when she insisted on picking some up. I was skeptical.
Omg. Earl Grey tea cream. Perfect crust. Tiny bite. Just enough after one of the giant burritos from one of the surrounding joints.

Amazing pie shop! I walked by on the way to lunch and noticed this cute shop. So glad I decided to walk in! It’s an amazing shop with awesome pies. The pie crust was so thin and the filling wasn’t overwhelmingly sweet! They also have a lot of different types of desserts. I wish I get to try them all.
Tried the blueberry pie and earl grey cream pie. I like them both. The blueberry jam filling was gooey in a really nice way. And the earl grey cream was full of tea flavour which is really refreshing but got the cream based texture.
Must try pie shop in Montréal!

I the chocolate hazelnut Square was to die for! Combination of Rich cream chocolate flavor and Hazelnut and the meringue was delectable. Everything looks delicious. The coffee was also excellent! A little pricey though

Best pies in town!
What else can I say? Well one other thing. Not only do they make great pies, but they have mastered the tiny pie. I’ve tried many bite sized pies from different places and am normally disappointed. I typically find that with small pies all you get is crust and never really taste the filling. However, Rustique has managed to create the perfect mini pie. With each and every pie you enjoy the full taste of the filling and never get a mouthful overwhelmed with crust.
Rustique offer a wide selection of pies and other sweet delights. Personally, I don’t think that you can go wrong. Just go with what ever looks good and enjoy.

Super neat little bakery! The rest of the reviews here are for the pies. Don’t get me wrong the pies are… Well… Pies, they are good but whatever, they are pies
But my god!!! The squares they have here are totally worth getting diabetes for! no joke! They are complex and sweet and totally the best in the city, hand made marshmallows!!! Hand made caramel! All the squares, muffin things, cookies, and other unique contraptions are seriously worth driving across the city for.
Oh ya, pies are pretty good too!

I wouldn’t go regularly but I like the small fancy pies when I have guests over. It’s unique and as the name says rustic

I don’t even know where to begin here. Rustique is fantastic. When you walk into the rustic styled bakery, you’re first hit by mouth watering aromas coming from the kitchen in the back. They are constantly baking fresh pies, brownies, cookies and they’re always a hit. They use recipes you will never find elsewhere in Montréal. I recommend purchasing a pie for special occasions instead of a buying a cake. It’s an original twist and will make you stand out at your dinner party. The caramel latte is amazing! So are their Key Lime pies!

I ve tried campfire and few small pies. The normal pie crust would stick to the bottom of the aluminum and the crust from the camp fire just felled apart.
The service was great and is cozy to sit in and enjoy some tea and pie.
The price is pricey for not so much hype, I’ve yet to try a big classic pie but so far rockaberry is more convenient and cheaper option.

Les produits sont bien réalisés et bons. Le comptoir donne très envie et c’est vraiment difficile de faire son choix tellement tout semble mmmmmmmh!
Cependant, je trouve que les portions sont trop petites pour pouvoir vraiment apprécier les saveurs. Cela dépend certainement des choix que l’on fait. Les tartelettes au citron sont vraiment bonnes. Petite déception pour celle aux bleuets qui auraient gagné à contenir un peut plus de bleuets justement!

The problem with pie is that they are either beautiful and bland or ugly and delicious.
Well Rustique is the exception to the rule: they are beautiful and tasty.
I tried the apple pie: wonderful mix of spices and apples… And the crust is excellent… One of the best pie crust I’ve had.
I also tried the wonder bar and the smores bar. Unfortunately I didn’t like those.
I am still giving them 5 stars because all the pies look delicious, their little shop is adorable and the service is friendly.
I also noticed that they make nice platters for catering… To keep in mind for office get togethers or family brunches.
No other place in Montréal comes close when it comes to pies!!!

Located at a 5 min walk from Place-​St-​Henri metro station, Rustique is famous for its various pies. It was cozy, warm and welcoming.
I love pies. I had to control myself or else I would have bought everything.
I bought:
— Vanilla Cherry Cheesecake
— Peanut Butter Cup Pie
— Lemon Meringue Pie
And I made a special request for 2 Flat Whites.
I would definitely go back:
To try all their pies
For their great and lovely service — it really makes all the difference in making customers feel welcome and at home
Rustique is best for:
Dates and small groups of up to 4 people
It’s diverse pie choices
Full review:

Oh. mon. dieu. Je suis au paradis. Ces petites tartelettes me font oublier tout régime ou envie d’un 6 pack. Nous étions un grand groupe à commander 2 à 3 chaque, donc nous avons fini par tous les essayer. Ils étaient tous bons! Bref, les filles, ces tartelettes sont aussi efficaces que du Nutella en situation de crise et les mecs, achetez-​nous ces tartelettes!

PIES!!! pies everywhere!
so Rustique is a little boutique that does pretty much only pies and boy do they make them good! it’s a skill to master the pie baking and they definitely have that pat down.
the crust is so flaky and tender, the trademark of a great crust.
made my way over there some weekend ago for some pie action. even though they have lots of varieties of pies, i stuck with the basic to really see if they are indeed that good so i grabbed a mini apple pie and the daunting lemon meringue pie. with those 2, got a latte to wash it down.
the apple pie is flaky, tender, the filling not too sweet, load with apples and the top crust is dusted in rock sugar. all combine together for what you’d expect of a good apple pie. totally satisfied.
then came the lemon meringue pie that scares the best of chefs out there. if i remember right, Marco Pierre White (the only chef that made Ramsay his little bitch bitch) once said that a truly great chef isn’t scare of putting a lemon pie/​tart in their menu. and i believe he’s right. its not easy to find the perfect lemon pie out there.
what makes a good lemon pie? besides the flaky tender crust, you have that lemon filling that strikes a perfect balance of sweet and tartness. a filling that tastes like what a real lemon taste like and not the artificial flavoring you get, say from a grocery store chain and most of all, its not yellow bright in color.
so, Rustique’s lemon pie filling not only achieved the perfect balance of sweet and tart, the custardy filling is velvety and luscious. it has a honey/​molasses consistency to it. and the marshmallowish meringue cuts through the richness of it making it the perfect lemon pie!
as for the coffee, i was quite disappointed in it. while it helped washed down between bites, it lacked flavor to it even though the beans comes from 49^th parallel. like they say, you need a good barista to extract the most out of the coffee.
don’t have to say i’m totally sold by this little pie shop that whips out, probably, the best pies in Montréal. it’d be a 5 but that coffee and the lack of seating area.

Stopped in looking to buy a loaf of bread and ended up sipping on a latte and devouring the cutest, prettiest, most rustic and delicious little treats I could imagine. Yum. Their specialty is pie. You can pick up a whole one for around 24 $ or they replicate mini-​pies for each flavour– so many to choose from, each more delicious than the next. The spot is great too, with 3 cosy tables in the corner, by the window. Very welcoming and comfortable vibe. Staff was very pleasant too. No complains. Except that I never did find that bread I was looking for!

Location: Notre-​Dame West. Place St. Henri is probably the closest subway station, street parking is available (metered).
The place: The space, to match its name, is small and rustic. There are a few tables at the front (unless I’m making that up), with the main service counter in the middle and shelves filled with goodies directly across from it. There, you can find homemade marshmallows (HELLO!) and 49^th Parallel coffee beans, among other things.
The goods: Obviously, Rustique’s main specialty is pies — pies of all kinds. Cherry pie, apple pie, pear pie and so on. But, in addition to this, they also offer up extra large meringue, marshmallows (oh, did I already mention those?), granola, cookies and, SUPER COOL: homemade Whippets. I went in to pick up some marshmallows, after having purchased some through Lufa and falling in love with them. I’m generally not a fan of these, but Rustique’s are so soft and tasty, and I didn’t go into a sugar coma after eating one. You have to try the roasted coconut variety — amazing! I also tried their cherry and apple pies (in the individual sizes) and a Whippet. The pies were delicious, as was the Whippet. The only thing is that the Whippet was a little too sweet for me.
Price point: I think the tiny pies were $ 1.95 each, the marshmallows are $ 5 (for five) and the Whippet was $ 3.95. I think the full-​size pies start at $ 17, which seems a little steep — but what do I know about pies?

Une récente mauvaise expérience m’amèné à réviser ma note.
L’une des propriétaires m’avait conseillé de téléphoner au moins 24h à l’avance pour réserver l’une de leurs populaires tartes au citron. C’est donc ce que j’ai fait. Surprise: la fille au bout du fil m’apprend alors que je devais plutôt m’y prendre 48h à l’avance pour une réservation. Pardon? 48h à l’avance pour une tarte au citron? C’est du délire? Il vous faut combien de temps ici pour préparer une tarte ?
Devant mon étonnement, elle s’est reprise pour me dire que je pouvais aussi téléphoner le matin même pour en mettre une de coté. C’est donc ce que j’ai fait. J’ai téléphoné un peu avant 11h le matin. Encore une mauvaise surprise: plus aucune tarte disponible ! Elles étaient toutes réservées ! À 11h un samedi matin !
Marre de ces places qui surfent sur un «hype» et qui écoulent leurs produits au compte goutte pour mousser la demande. Je né reviens plus jamais ici. Je déteste être traité de cette façon. Il y a plein d’autre place à Mtl où je peux acheter des pâtisseries.
Bye !

I came in here since I love a good pie and when I spied they make and offer Banoffee Pie, a bit of a rarity in these parts since it’s such a British dessert, I knew I had to try it, plus there were all these great reviews so I knew I was due for a visit.
First of all, yes, the prices are a bit high for what amounts to pie. Full pies are between $ 17-​$ 26 each but if that is a little to much, you can always try their small-​sized bite-​sized versions which go for $ 1.95 each.
Maybe it’s just me but I found the pies just a little «too» sweet for my tastes. Don’t get me wrong, they are very good and you can taste the freshness and quality in them, but sometimes when things are a little too rich or too sweet, you eat a few bites and realize you can’t go any further and that’s what basically happened to me. Still, while I don’t see myself becoming a regular, if you are in the neighborhood and craving something sweet, this is the best place to go.

Rustique is a very charming little pie and coffee shop in St-​Henri. After passing by several times with my husband, one day we finally decided to stop and try what they had to offer. Two coffees and two mini-​pies later, we found ourselves quite satisfied; the pies are tasty and the coffees, although not necessarily the most memorable in town, are good as well. Besides the food, I loved most of all the cutesy rustic ambiance of the place, the amicable staff and their very comfortable seating area with a view of Notre-​Dame Street. I wouldn’t be surprised at all if I catch myself one day making a habit out of grabbing a small pie every time I pass by Rustique!

It’s probably for the best that I don’t live near this place because if I did I’d probably be there a lot and I’m not sure my waistline could handle that. This homey bakery is located in St-​Henri and as the logo might suggest their specialty is pie although they do have many other baked goods on hand to satisfy your sweet tooth. The staff is super friendly and the smells that fill this place make it clear that the product is going to be mighty tasty.
I ordered a full apple pie to take to a family dinner and a Hello Dolly to eat on my way home. The Hello Dolly was a square with a graham cracker crust and filled with chocolate chips and almonds. It was amazing! The pie too did not disappoint. The crust was flaky and tender and the filling was just right. You could taste the tartness of the apples, a hint of cinnamon and honestly it was as good as a proper homemade apple pie.
The one star that I knocked off is for the prices which are a bit on the expensive side however don’t let that discourage you because this place is absolutely fantastic.

St-​Henri is quickly turning into one of my favorite areas for food and more specifically desserts. Looking for something different to try for family Sunday dinner, I drove down to Notre-​Dame and de Courcelles to a place I have had my eye since it opened a few months ago: Rustique Pie Kitchen.
Any place that uses a pie as its logo is alright by me however, once you enter the bakery, you realize very quickly that Rustique is definitely not just a pie place.
All manners of large pies, mini pies, caramel popcorn, peanut brittle, cookies, brownies… A sweet tooth’s delight. We came away with a box of 6 mini pies, caramel popcorn and two marshmallow cookies sandwiches. The marshmallow sandwiches were quite good. Delicious homemade marshmallow of a perfect consistency stuck between the two cookies — either chocolate chip or peanut butter. The cookies themselves were quite good although I wished the peanut butter ones were softer. They were a little too dry compared to what I really love as a peanut butter cookie.
For the mini pies, we came away with 6 different flavours: apple pie, peach pie, berry crumble, pecan pie, blackberry ginger and wild blueberry. Off the bat, the pie crust for all of these was spot-​on. Great golden flakiness without being dried out. A great buttery taste but not so much that it distracts from the filling inside each one. The individual fillings were all quite good. Tons of flavour with a clear use of fresh ingredients for each one. You can tell this is a place where everything is done from stratch. Of particular note, the blackberry ginger pie was a great combination that I have had before but now I definitely need to get a large scale version of said pie.
The caramel popcorn was a nice gluten free alternative for one certain family member and on top of that, was quite delicious. Nice crunch to the popcorn with a nice caramel coating. Very satisfying for the little amount I tried of that bag.
I loved my first experience at Rustique so much that I went two days later for a quick tea and mini key lime pie while sitting outside for a nice 30 minutes or so. Was a great way to spend a beautifully sunny and warm mid-​afternoon and something I will definitely do again. If you love pies and all manners of other desserts, Rustique definitely needs to be on your list of places to check out.
Cheers!