It has gotten easier find gluten-free products in Montreal. Here is a list of a few places around the city find what you need:
Health Food Stores:
I am definitely biased towards smaller stores that magically carry all the gluten-free products I need. I definitely get frustrated when I go into one of those huge health food stores (not naming any names) and they don’t carry gluten-free oats, almond flour and other basics.
A few of my favourites are in my old neighborhood:
A Votre Sante in NDG/Westmount: This store near Vendome Metro is small but carries most of my favorite products like JK Gourmet Almond Flour, Cream Hill Estates Oats and Udis’ Bagels.
Fleur Sauvage on Monkland: Another good bet with a range of products.
Gluten-Free Bakeries:
Le Marquis Sans Gluten, near Jean Talon Market: This is a great place to find fresh bread, cakes and products. A rarity in Montreal, a real bakery full of fresh baked goods, 100% gluten-free. (https://thegfbff.com/2013/11/10/gluten-free-in-montreal-le-marquis-sans-gluten/)
Cookie Stephanie, in the Old Port: Great coffee and lots of cookies and cupcakes. I’m a big fan of the carrot cake and it’s definitely worth the detour on my way home from work to pick a few little loaves up (https://thegfbff.com/2013/11/28/gluten-free-in-montreal-cookie-stephanie/)
Mi & Stu, in Mile End: This 100% gluten-free bakery makes products sold across the city and they have a small store front. Their challah bread and rolls are amazing. I would recommend calling in advance to get something specific, particularly if you would like to make a special order (they have made things egg free for me) and to make sure they have what you are after. This is a great place to pick up dairy free/gluten-free cupcakes for a party.
Gluten-Free Specialty Stores:
Louise Sans Gluten, in Dorval: This is gluten-free heaven. While a little out of the way, unless you live in Dorval, this place is worth the trek. The store features pretty much every gluten-free product you can imagine and some fresh baked goods such as cookies, cakes and mini donuts. They make an amazing baguette twice a week, usually on Wednesdays and Saturdays (call first to check).
Boutique Point G, on Mont-Royal in the Plateau: All their macarons are gluten-free and delicious. They can also be found prepackaged at a few bakeries across the city and make a great gift or dessert to bring to an event/party.
There are lots of other places in the city. These are just a few of my favorites.
Do you know where to get gluten free tortillas (soft taco shells) in montreal ?
Places like Adonis usually have fresh corn tortillas. I have only seen Udi’s soft tortillas, which are amazing and taste like real wheat tortillas, at a small grocery store in Atwater Market in the freezer section. Good luck!