Breakfast sandwiches are the best. Also tried Portuguese omelette. Service was perfect. A good…read moredining space where you enjoy your coffee with a street view.

Been meaning to try this place and breakfast is the perfect time as they are one of few that are…read moreopen to deliver straight to your door bright and early. I know you can get the typical sandwich or omelette for breakfast, but we're all home, so why not try something different. I don't know ANYONE who doesn't like sweet eggy Portuguese egg tarts. You can't just order one. Another fav is their patties. I've tried them all - chicken, shrimp and beef, yummy meat in fried dough, you can't go wrong. Codfish roll is also quite good mixed and fried with potatoey goodness. I would only suggest gently microwaving them up a bit as they can get cold and a bit sad if they happen to deliver cold to you. So much to try!

I have seen an article about this place (introducing it as an award winning bakery) a few years…read moreago. It is a Hong Kong style bakery, offering a variety of buns (both savory and sweet) and tarts at affordable price. Stepping in, it was more like cafe offering variety of drinks than regular HK style bakery. Bright and clean. Looking closely at each product, the quality seemed to be better than other counterparts- each looked fluffier, less greasy, and a bit more sophisticated in presentation. I got - BLB (Bo Lo Bao): Crunchy cookie crust on soft bun. - Crispy cream: Crispy sweet topping on soft bao - Chestnut Bao - Sugar donut - Egg tart Buns are very pillowy. The taste was "milk forward", no detectable butter flavor, which makes their aftertaste light & healthy. I found that the texture is a bit drier than I preferred. We liked Chestnut Bao. Chestnut paste matched the milky sweet bun. Overall, affordable, a lot of options and comforting. Next time I want to try savory types of buns!!! Oh each buns are individually bagged and sealed. Which is great, but you want to open it before buns with sugar topping get soggy inside. ;)

If you want really good fresh baked goods and buns, come here. They are a local chain in the area…read moreand all locations are equally good. Their egg tarts are excellent, along with their milk tea. However, I need to call out their frozen rice dishes. It's like a mini clay pot rice place, with chinese sausage and a salty egg. There are other variations as well. If you go to the food court in the mall, they have them already steamed hot and ready to eat! Pricing is reasonable. Each location I've been to has plenty of parking, very clean and comfortable decor along with friendly staff. I would highly recommend this local bakery in the Markham area.

2.5 - I was in the area and saw this so I just wanted to grab a quick tart and go. Service was meh…read more There were two people infront of me and they got to order. I was next but both of the employees went to do the customer's order. I did wait around 5-7 mins and I was at the point of leaving but then they took my order. Tarts were okay, not bad. I wouldn't come back though.

3.5 rounding down to 3…read more It's been some time since I've been to this bakery cafe, but I'm glad they're still here. They're in the Crossroads plaza, so it's very accessible and there's ample parking. I wanted to take my daughter out for a little treat. She was finally recovered from a nasty bug so I wanted something nicer than the Tims. Unfortunately, it didn't look so nice when we first came in, because it was busy and the staff weren't able to keep up with bussing the tables. That's how 3.5 became 3 instead of 4. I'm glad to report, though, that things were cleared while we were still there. The Christmas decor made sitting at our table mote cheery. They also have a decent bathroom each for men and women. We chose our treats from the case and our beverages. I ordered a large decaf, but was surprised and disappointed when it turned out to be instant. I wished I had ordered the latte instead. Our cake slices (red velvet and chocolate) were fresh and tasty, very much on point with American standard taste and sweetness. They have a huge selection of both Portuguese and American style goodies to choose from. I love that prices are reasonable. I also appreciated that tipping is still treated as customer discretion. Even though your order is brought to your table after you've lined up and paid, there is no automatic tip screen to deal with before you actually pay. From now on, whenever I happen to be around this plaza, I will be far more likely to come here than the Tims.

Phenomenal legit coffee. I am blown away. If you like your coffee strong and true this place is for…read moreyou. The coffee comes in a small cup and packs a punch. None of that nonsense Starbucks sizing here folks. Thank you to the gentlemen who made my coffee and helped me out because I was confused and amazed when I first walked in. Fresh large variety of pastries. We got the pistachio donut and it was divine. Thick donut with a pistachio cream/glaze and topped with real pistachios. Service is quick and there is even a small dine in area. Outside they have a lovely Terrance area for people to sip their coffee and enjoy the pastries.

I went to Lazar Bakery in Mississauga to try their famous treats, and it was worth it…read more They have a great variety, including cakes, cookies, puddings, cheeses, and other dairy products. But the standout for me was the Pastel de Nata. It has a wonderfully creamy custard, a beautifully baked caramelized top, and crisp, flaky tart edges that really bring it together. It is so dangerously good, which is very darn easy to keep eating. I enjoyed it a lot and will definitely be back soon!

So I've loved their location for a long time. Amazing pastries, baguettes, and the service has…read morealways been friendly and quick. But the inside? It was gloomy. Dark. Worn down. I just wanted to get takeout andjleave. But they've gone through a whole renovation, and now the place is bright, open, airy. It's a total 180 in terms of the vibe, as you kids say. A picture is worth a thousand words! The tables and chairs are very modern and comfortable looking, but I didn't take any photos because there were people sitting at them, and I'm no TikTok influencer.

My first visit here and I loved my breakfast crepe! Chicken mushroom roasted red pepper and cheddar…read morecrepes with salad and raspberry vinaigrette was so delicious! I savoured every bite! The brewed coffee was so good too. Free refills and you fill yourself. I didn't know that so I sat at my table for long time with the empty cup they gave me at front desk. They should tell people it's self serve. Initially they came to our table with menus so I thought they'd bring coffee to table. Nope. Lots of tables to sit at and it was nice and quiet atmosphere. They have outside sitting too. It's a short walk from Coxwell subway station. Lots of beautiful cakes and pastries on display too. I'm definitely coming back for the crepes again and other dishes on the menu.

Was running around doing errands (grocery shopping) and instead of picking up StarBees ... Decided…read moreto drop into Fran's (always dicey cause the parking situation is limited and you can get yourself stuck between goings and comings). We dropped in not for their hot stove, but for their espresso slushy crema. Oh my goodness what an amazing concoction!? Highly recommend, I am craving it right now!!

I am so late in finding (and visiting) this place even after living in Scarborough for 5+ years but…read morethis place has become one of my favourite Italian bakeries in the city for sure. They have so much variety from hot food to bread, sourdough, petit fours, gelato, a whole lot of cafe items and pastries that I was blown away! Their cafe crema is hands down the best in the city. Undoubtably. I also got their chicken sandwich and loved it. Their cannolis are also obviously made perfectly and the pastries are so different from any other bakeries. You must try the Sicilia pastry made with orange and pistachio. Uniquely combo but goes so well. I am definitely going to become a regular here.

Came here on a Thursday morning and it was pretty busy. They have a lot of seating. They offer free…read moreWi-Fi so it's a nice environment to work in. They have some electrical plugs as well. They were busy so some tables were not cleaned off right away. I ordered a hot mocha which was delicious. I'd definitely come back to try the pastries and quiche. Cute cafe and a good place to do some work.

I spent over $41 there yesterday. The quiche was cold in the middle so I ate around it. Plus it had…read morea terrible smell. The blueberry scone I took home and heated. It was dry and stale. The box of meringues I also took home. I was excited to enjoy these. The entire box was stale! These are supposed to be to be luscious and chewy. The minute I bit into then they crumbled and broke all over the counter. Not chewy. Stale. What a waste of money. The cappuccino was 5/10 because it wasn't hot enough. I will never step in that place again.

I love the ice cream cakes from here! I've only tried the…read moreGarden one so for my birthday I ordered their Mother's Day cake, which was the Lychee Raspberry. I love anything lychee, so this was a no brainer and it went well with the raspberry. It was however a bit on the sweeter side and I wasn't a huge fan of all the fondant. I prefer the Garden one, but would want to try out some of their other ice cream cakes too. I did find it odd that they charge for the chocolate plaque where the message was written...and they weren't able to make changes to it even though I called a few days in advance. I was told they already made them in advance so no changes could be made. Not sure why they didn't have the option of letting me pay for another plaque to be rewritten either since they just stuck it on the side of the cake so not like it would ruin the cake..?

Seems like a popular cafe spot as it was packed in the afternoon on a weekday. Took a while to have…read moreseats available. They are more of asian pastries with flavors like black sesame latte, hojicha terrine. The black sesame latte needed more black sesame paste to bring out the flavor, and the hojicha was more on the bittersweet side with a slight orange peel aftertaste. The best was the chocolate eclair, surprisingly. It was nutty and chocolatey.