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Boulangerie Cheskie in Montréal, QC: hours, menu and how to get there


Boulangerie Cheskie is a kosher bakery on Rue Bernard Ouest in Mile End, Montréal, reported at 359 Rue Bernard Ouest, and best known for its chocolate babka. Its phone number is (514) 271-2253, and Google Maps shows it closed on Saturdays. Google Maps still lists the old address, 272 Rue Bernard Ouest, so check before you go.

Checked November 14, 2026Independent guide

The short version

What you will find at Boulangerie Cheskie

Boulangerie Cheskie has been open since 2002, according to The Main, and works as a takeaway counter with no seating. MK Montreal Kosher says the bakery has been under its certification since it opened. In January 2026 MK reported a move to a larger shop, and the guide gives that shop’s address, 359 Rue Bernard Ouest, as the current one.

Known for babka

The Main and MK both put chocolate babka first, with rugelach, cheese crowns and danishes alongside. See the full menu.

15 items in 3 sections

Breads, pastries, and cookies and sweets. No official price list exists, so this guide shows no prices. Details are on the menu page.

Takeaway counter

The Main says there is no seating. Delivery and online ordering were not found. See hours and location.

From the menu

The dishes people order most

These six items are a cross-section of what MK, The Main and reviewers on Main Menus name for the bakery. They are not a ranking, and the bakery publishes no sales figures.

Babka and breads
Chocolate babka

The bakery's best-known item: a Russian-style yeast loaf swirled with chocolate.

Pastries
Cheese crown

A pastry crown with a cheese filling, repeatedly praised by reviewers.

Pastries
Chocolate rugelach

Small rolled pastries with a chocolate swirl.

Cookies and sweets
Black-and-white cookie

The New York style iced cookie, half vanilla and half chocolate.

Babka and breads
Challah

Traditional braided Jewish bread, named among the bakery's products by MK.

Pastries
Danish

Glossy filled pastries, named by The Main.

When to go

Opening hours

Google Maps and BakeryRadar, read on 14 November 2026, show 7 AM to 11 PM Monday to Thursday, 7 AM to 3 PM on Friday, 8 AM to 11 PM on Sunday and closed on Saturday. These hours may predate the move, so call (514) 271-2253 before a special trip.

DayHours
Monday7:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Tuesday7:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Wednesday7:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Thursday7:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Friday7:00 AM – 3:00 PM
SaturdayClosed
Sunday8:00 AM – 11:00 PM
HolidaysNot stated in any source. Jewish holidays and the Sabbath may change hours, so call (514) 271-2253.

Find it

Getting there and parking

The business is at 359 Rue Bernard Ouest, Montréal, QC, H2V 1T6. It is in Mile End, and the Jewish Link places it next to Deli 365 (seen in a search snippet only). Google Maps still shows the old address, 272 Rue Bernard Ouest, so check the current address before you go. Parking was not confirmed in any source.

More detail is on the hours and location page.

Quick answers

Common questions about Boulangerie Cheskie Montréal

What are the opening hours?

Google shows Monday to Thursday 7 AM to 11 PM, Friday 7 AM to 3 PM, Saturday closed and Sunday 8 AM to 11 PM. These may not have been updated since the move, so call to be sure.

What is the phone number?

(514) 271-2253.

Is Boulangerie Cheskie kosher?

Yes. MK Montreal Kosher says the bakery has been under its certification since opening.

Is it open on Saturday?

No. Google shows it closed on Saturday and closing at 3 PM on Friday.

What is Cheskie known for?

Chocolate babka above all, plus rugelach, cheese crowns, danishes and black-and-white cookies.

Does it have a website or online ordering?

No website was found. Its Google profile links to a Facebook page, and no online ordering page was found.

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Guides from this site

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Sources

Where this information comes from

This is an independent guide, so everything on it is gathered from public listings and checked by hand. We name the source so you can check it too.

Last checked on November 14, 2026. Spotted something out of date? Tell us and we will fix it.

Independent guide. Not the official website of Boulangerie Cheskie.