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.

This place has been around for decades and it mostly has it's own loyal customers. It offers…read moreeverything you need; desserts and pastries, warm food, prepackaged food and all grocery items. Every time I go here, there are some customers sitting and hanging out, which is so fun to watch. My favorite thing to buy here is the cannolis; they literally have the most delicious cannoli in Toronto.

I've been coming to this bakery since I was a kid, but over the years, I've noticed something…read moretroubling. They seem extremely selective in how they treat customers, and I can't ignore the pattern anymore. I've observed this more than once: when a customer with a lighter complexion comes in, the attendant will simply hand them their baked goods. But if you're coloured , the attendant makes a point to personally bring it to the front instead. It might seem subtle, but it speaks volumes about their customer service--and not in a good way. The food and products are great, but the way they treat people leaves a bad taste in my mouth.

A totally unexpected find. A Georgian bakery. Lots of Central Asian and Eastern European baked…read moregoods. They sell kachapuri here too! And Georgian baklava. Service is polite. English is a bit limited here but they try. They've got some really good things here.

I would have preferred to give the cherry cheese cake buns 0 stars for the minuscule amount of…read morecheese and cherry that was inside. I am disappointed and angry. It used to be something I looked forward to purchasing in the past. I will not be taking my chances here again as I purchased two of the same and both were terrible.

An Italian bakery and take out spot that has both sweet and savoury items. Popped in here in the…read moremorning to grab a quick pastry. So I can only comment on my croissant that I got. Flakey and tasty just the way I like it. The entire shop had a lot to offer, from cannolis, to cakes, to pizzas, and more. I really wanted to try all their other items, but unfortunately since it was early in the morning, I didn't have much of an appetite. Can't wait to come back and try their pizzas, pastas, and cannoli!

Stumbled upon this little gem when I was in the area. I can never pass up an Italian bakery. It was…read morenear end of day on a rainy weeknite so it was quiet and lots of end of day items like sandwiches and pizza and some baked goods. But it's good good vibes. Nice and spacious. Parking is along the side street so definitely convenient if you get a good spot. I got pizza and some bomboloni that they told me they can fill it with whatever cream I wanted!! Bonus!! Overall. Pizza was made well. Good ingredients and bomboloni was good too.

The workers were very nice. service fast and quick. The food/dessert was very fresh. they had a…read morevariety of flavors for Macarons

Anadeua beautiful little cake establishment on Bathurst that absolutely delivers on quality. Their…read morecakes are elegant, fresh, and crafted with real care exactly the kind of place you turn to when you want something that feels special. The online ordering process is smooth and convenient, and the final product genuinely impresses. I'm taking one point off only because it was impossible to reach someone by phone. Communication is email only, which works, but it does feel a bit arms length and takes away from the personal touch you'd expect from a boutique bakery. A quick call option would elevate the whole experience. That said, the pastries and cakes are excellent, and I'd happily order again. Enjoy-Zuk.

If it was possible, I would give this place a 3.5 rating, just that it's not a 4 imo…read more Cute little bakery at Yonge and Sheppard with a wide variety of baked goods and beverages. A bit on the pricy side in my opinion given what I ordered. I got an almond croissant and green tea that set me back $12. Nothing special about the tea (teabag + hot water), and the croissant was okay, not bad but also not the best I've had. The place was clean and both bakery and counter staff were busy. Not much seating available in the winter, so if you plan on going to meet someone, might be good to plan for someone to get there a bit early to grab a seat-- I believe there's a patio in the summer. The vibe is chill, I saw people out on solo dates and catching up with friends.

Too expensive. This…read moreis a westernized version of Asian bakery shops but twice to triple the price! For that kind of pricing, I expect better quality but unfortunately that's not the case. I got an almond croissant, a jumbo donut twist, and a sweet potato twist and they cost 19$! The only thing that was good was the sweet potato imo - the rest were too dry

Tried the blueberry scone with lemon curd? (4/5) and nanaimo bar (5/5) today. The blueberry scone…read morewas moist, had a generous amount of blueberries but I found that a lot of the blueberries sunk down to the bottom so it wasn't evenly dispersed throughout the scone. The lemon curd complimented the scone wonderfully. One of the better blueberry scones I've had. The nanaimo bar was so tasty and chocolatey with different textures. I loved the coconut in it as well.

We love sitting here in the cafe having a coffee and scone! The decor and ambiance is very cute. My…read morefavourites are the chocolate hazelnut cake and scones! The cupcakes are made with a buttercream icing so the top isn't too sweet, which I love! I'm not a fan of the icing sugar frosting.

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.

This morning, I had one of the best Parma ham and Gruyère cheese croissants I have ever tasted. It…read morewas perfectly warmed, with stringy cheese on the inside and a beautifully crunchy exterior. You can immediately tell that the butter used in their croissants is of the highest quality, my mouth is watering just thinking about it. I paired it with a large glass of freshly squeezed orange juice, which had just the right amount of pulp, and a plain croissant on the side that was equally delicious. The true highlight, though, was the pain au chocolat loaded with premium chocolate that melts in your mouth. Arash, the owner, is incredibly warm and welcoming. He makes you feel right at home from the moment you walk in. I'm definitely going back soon, and I highly recommend giving this place a try if you have not already.

A French style cafe with cute Ratatouille frames. The have a 60 min seat limit which frees space…read morefor customers to enjoy a coffee and croissant. We ordered the croissant and quiche and found both items to be great, I would order the croissants again. The coffee was nothing special but the expresso pulled nicely and did not taste too acidic or burnt. Dine in customer will be served one plates with unique designs. The owner and server were friendly and uplifting. There is street parking and a green P lot 3 mins away.