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    Ace Bakery & Bread Store

    3.6 (5 reviews)
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    The newest addition to the Ace Bakery family
    Christine C.

    "Life is like a sandwich, the more you add, the better it becomes" - Anon. Did you know that the Ace Bakery factory has a small cafe opened up on their Hafis Rd. site? Yup, they do. It's open 6 days a week, your basic 10 a.m. -3 p.m. hours and have cafe seating for about a dozen people. They offer up a decent sandwich menu, along with a daily soup, a daily muffin and a salad option as well. Sandwiches are such comfort food and nothing beats having a sandwich on freshly baked bread, especially bread that has such great texture and flavour. Offerings include a bit of a twist on tuna with a Japanese styled tuna dressed with rice wine and wasabi vinaigrette served on a multi-grained panini. Being the beef lover I am I often opt for the roast beef with arugula, tomatoes and horseradish mayo on a ciabatta lunga. They do the apple cheddar play on sandwiches, bocconcini & oven roasted tomatoes and a curried chicken salad with chopped apples served on raisin walnut bread. On a few occasions they had a grilled cheese up on the menu as well. You can also grab a toasted cranberry focaccia bun and a coffee which is a great mid morning pickup. Sandwich prices range from $6.00-$7.50. I have always found the ingredients to be fresh and plentiful. You have an option to do a half and half, combining a sandwich and a soup or salad. Soups are changed daily (today's was chilled green pea) and are very hearty, not tasting of flour or too much salt. The salads are fairly basic (which means mixed mache greens) with options for standard or greek styled salads. Standard vinaigrette dressing are offered for dressing. For dessert Ace Bakery Cafe sells a small selection of Dufflet's squares and tarts. While there you can also pick up their breads, both fresh and frozen. I have found a wider range of their bread products than I find in my local food specialty shops at just a slightly lower price. I have always had a love affair with their potato foccacia and their cranberry fococcia is what I use to make the best French toast you'll eat this side of the great lakes. Any left over Ace baguette in my house get turned into delicious croutons for snacks or salads. Ace has expanded its product line to include their own crostini crackers, as well a their house brand granola. They recently introduced their own cookie brand, offering up two kinds of cookies, one cookie with chocolate & pecans and the other an oatmeal, chocolate & walnut cookie, priced at $4.99 @ box. It's a bit out of the way but if you are up in the Lawrence & Keele area it's a great place to stop for lunch.

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    Brick & Butter Bakehouse

    4.4(18 reviews)
    9.2 kmWillowdale

    This bakery is so cute! Their pastries are so delicious, a bit on the pricier side, but the quality…read moreis definitely there. There hasn't been an item that I've tried I didn't like. My favourite though, has to be the classic, butter croissant. I picked up a strawberry short cake for a family dinner, and oh my gosh, it was so yummy. The cake was made out of layers of chiffon cake (super light and airy) and a delicious whipped cream with strawberries pieces nestled between the layers. I've only done take out there, but they do have a small area with seating, including space outdoors for warmer months. The service is good, staff are friendly and efficient. Even if there's a line, you're not really waiting that long. The location is easy to get to from Finch Station, but if you're traveling by car, parking may be a bit tough to find, though there is street parking and a paid lot a couple blocks further north by the TTC lot.

    We came here for one thing...the Dubai chewy cookie. The cafe sells other items as well from cakes…read moreto sandwiches to croissant pastries. The space is not big but there some limited seating. The display cases are at the far end of the store and if there is a lineup it will be hard to see what is available unless you get closer to the cash area and if this is your first time here and don't know what is available it might take a bit to decide. The coveted Dubai Chewy cookie sits next to the cash area. You can get a box of 4 or singles. We got a box of 4, with tax....just over 27 bucks. Was it worth it? I would say YES! The coating was soft and chewy with a generous amount of filling with the kataifi giving a nice crunch. This is definitely a treat.

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    3.2(33 reviews)
    9.1 kmWillowdale
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    Came in on a Saturday morning for a custard pineapple bun. The bun portion was a bit dry and a bit…read moreflat. While the custard was nicely sweetened, there wasn't much of it. You have to get through to nearly 45% of the bun to get to the custard. I think I'm used to the better value that you can get at bakeries in less central locations.

    A convenient bakery on Yonge Street. While shopping along ibake, we were excited to see a Chinese…read morebakery, especially one that was open so late. We stopped by a couple times while in Toronto and while we were impressed initially, realized there were much better elsewhere. I nabbed the last pineapple bun with butter since it seemed highly coveted, as well as a normal pineapple bun. The pineapple bun has great flavor but tended to be a little dry. The butter helped a lot, but the bun without butter lacked the moisture - although maybe it was because we didn't buy it fresh in the morning? The trend with the pineapple bun does seem to be that the bread itself is a little dry but the ones with fillings, such as chasiu or butter, gives it the moisture it needs. The egg tarts were standard. Not bad but nothing special - and not something I would come back for. I also got a wife pastry that was not very good. Price wise, it's definitely a little steep. But it may be worth to not having to drive in poor weather to get to Markham or Richmond Hill. I do recommend coming in the morning while the pastries and buns are still fresh - it does seem to be better during the day versus at night.

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