De Farine et d'Eau Fraîche
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Restaurant type

  • Brunch,
  • Breakfast Restaurant,
  • Fine Dining,
  • Coffee Shop,

Cuisine type

  • Regional,

Features

  • Restaurant With Wifi Internet,
  • Restaurant With Terrace,
  • Take-out,

Atmosphere

  • Casual,
  • Family,

Products and Services

  • Coffee,
  • Pastry Shop,
  • Bakery,
  • Restaurant,
  • Coffee Shop,

Languages Spoken

  • French,
  • English,
Location
1701 rue Atateken, Montréal, QC H2L 3L4
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Opening Hours *Holiday hours

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  • $11 To $25,

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Meet the owner

Sweet smells strike you as you enter De Farine et d’eau fraiche, and with the vast flavours they offer from a well-toned menu of organic coffees and teas, cakes, cookies, baked treats and lunches ranging from grilled cheese, bagels and lox, gnocchi, chicken tajin, tacos and fish cakes, you know the sweetness will linger. The bakery was founded in 2011 by Marilu Gunji, a Japan native with Guatemalan roots. Marilu moved to Canada at the age of 18 to study English in Toronto and then at Ottawa’s Cordon Bleu school and quickly discovered herself to be a prodigious baker.

“I can recall the day I found out,” Marilu says in her distinctively energetic and sympathetic manner. “I had missed my first class at school and showed up to the second completely unprepared — the teacher forced me to fend for myself, borrowing scales from classmates and making up techniques as I went along. Then when he came around to taste my cookies, he said they were the best he’d ever had.”

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