Délices des Cèdres is a sanctuary for anyone with a sweet tooth and an appreciation for the delicate art of Middle Eastern pastry making. Located on the vibrant Curé-Labelle corridor in Chomedey, this artisanal bakery specializes in high-end Lebanese and Syrian sweets. Unlike mass-produced desserts, every tray here is handmade with precision, using premium ingredients like imported pistachios, walnuts, pure rose water, and clarified butter (ghee).

The moment you walk in, you are greeted by the aroma of baked semolina and warm syrup. They are renowned for their Knafeh (Knafi), served warm, stretchy, and topped with just the right amount of syrup—a breakfast tradition for many locals. Beyond the classics, they offer a stunning variety of treats ranging from the cream-filled Halawet el Jibn (sweet cheese rolls) to the crunchy, vermicelli-wrapped Osmaliye. Whether you are buying a single piece to enjoy with coffee or a beautifully arranged gift box for a holiday gathering, Délices des Cèdres offers a level of refinement that transports you straight to the old souks of Damascus or Beirut.

Why Shop Here?

• The Knafeh King: One of the few places in Laval serving authentic, warm cheese Knafeh on a bun (Kaake) or on a platter.

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• Maamoul Mastery: Famous for their buttery, melt-in-your-mouth date, walnut, or pistachio-filled cookies, especially popular during Eid and Easter.

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• Gift Ready: Their pre-packed assortments of Baklava and Karabij make for elegant, impressive gifts for hosts or corporate clients.

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• Freshness: Trays are baked daily, ensuring the phyllo dough stays crispy and the nuts remain crunchy.

Menu Highlights:

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• Baklava: Layers of phyllo pastry filled with chopped nuts and sweetened with syrup.

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• Maamoul: Shortbread cookies stuffed with dates, pistachios, or walnuts.

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• Karabij: A specialty cookie served with Natef (a marshmallow-like meringue cream).

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• Makali: Assorted fried pastries dipped in syrup.

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• Halawet El Jibn: Sweet cheese dough rolled with fresh clotted cream (Ashta).

Taste the tradition: Visit Délices des Cèdres on Curé-Labelle. Life is sweet.