Absolutely wonderful!! A quaint and charming place with great coffee and treats!! Loved it here!…read moreThe coffee was excellent.

I was in the area and popped in/out rather quickly, late on a Saturday afternoon. They seemed to…read morestill have a decent amount of baked goods around, PLUS they also had frozen/refrigerated, prepped meals like lasagna/some kinda casserole. This is a place where people were working on their laptops, so that's good to know! Girl behind counter was friendly and helpful with recommendations. Got a scone/Americano to-go! Both were good. Scone was $4.25, but it was quite sizeable! The Happy Bakers are around at local pop-ups like farmer's markets and I *think* they supply baked goods to Fairgrounds...I can be off tho. Very solid café in the 'hood!

Tried this place out with a few friends last Sunday morning…read more Pretty busy spot, but we were still able to find some seating even though it's pretty limited. All the staff were friendly and helpful. We all ordered drinks and also a few of the baked goods to share since we were just snacking. The Cheddar Chive Scone was the best out of what we chose -- so buttery and moist! Logistically, it's a little awkward since there's not much space from the door to the order counter, so when busy, you would have to wait in line out the door. Also the pick-up area for drinks is a little tight since you have to walk towards the middle of the shop and then walk back.

Cute coffee shop located conveniently at the intersection of Gerrard and Logan. Their coffees are…read moregreat and their food looks fabulous! We went in one morning and found ourselves seats right by the window, perfect for people and dog watching while enjoying our coffee with a side of banana bread and a very delicious rhubarb scone. The scone was so delicious, it was nice and moist and the perfect way to start the day for me. Their cheddar scone smelled amazing but I got the rhubarb since it was the last one available. Absolutely no regrets! Their basque cheesecake looks so good also and will definitely go back to try it (maybe even this weekend!). I'm happy we have this gem in the neighbourhhood!

Some of the most delicious, delicate, and expertly made pastries I've ever had in Toronto. The…read morecoffee is excellent as well. Great place to sit and relax, and the baristas are so friendly and helpful.

What a lovely cafe in Thornhill. I love that there is a sunroom/vestibule with seating between the…read moreentrance and interior of the cafe. It's also buzzing with people hanging out and working on a Friday. There's also more seating upstairs and inside if needed. I decided to order a bit of everything cream puff, berry cake slice, croissant, pain au chocolat, apple tart, chocolate tart, 2 biscuits and two tea drinks to try. I think the chai tea drink was a bit weak in flavour and they missed adding milk to my berry and pea flower green tea. They did help separate what needed to be refrigerated vs room temp which was great for transport but *I think* the chocolate tarte did ooze some caramel onto to the box on our 40 min drive. The front staff highlighted their croissant and pain au chocolat when I ask for their recommendations but I have to say their cream puff, chocolate tart and berry cake we tried were our favs. I wish I have gotten more of that cream puff. I saw 1 left of that sticky toffee pudding and should've gotten one to try given I see such rave reviews for it. Next time!

Parking is part of a gas station so plenty of space…read more Garage converted to cafe spot with unique decor. Family run business. ML stands for Mike and Lucy, the grandparents. The kids and grandkids run it now. Latte was standard. But the scones? It was so moist and flavorful!! Would come back for baked goods.

Such a beautiful coffee spot! The ambience is absolutely gorgeous, the space is so thoughtfully…read moredesigned, and the coffee was just as lovely. Perfect place to slow down, enjoy a good cup, and soak in the atmosphere. Definitely a place I'd come back to!

A Great place when you are in Yonge/Bloor area to sit and chat with friends over dessert &…read morebeverages. $2.50 for a small drip coffee and $7-$10 for a small size dessert to share. Not bad!

Amadeus is a bright and airy patisserie by the downtown Yorkville area offering a large selection…read moreof French pastries, such as macarons, cakes, croissants, sandwiches, and bread, all beautifully prepared. I purchased a chai tea latte, and some pastries to go during my visit, and thought tea latte was decent. The croissants were flaky, though not as buttery as I would have liked. The Focaccia was also delicious and soft. There's plenty of seating inside, and the staff were friendly. Overall, it's a solid spot for French pastries.

I was in the area and had to stop by Circles & Squares after hearing so many good things and it…read moreabsolutely lives up to the hype. It's an adorable spot, even just from the exterior. Parking is a bit tight and chaotic, but I did notice a sign mentioning additional rear parking on weekends, which is helpful. Before even stepping inside, the patio caught my eye. Definitely a great spot for when the weather warms up. Inside, the space is thoughtfully laid out with a variety of seating options and shelves of packaged goods like coffee and cookies. As you move through the winding line, you pass by their fridge and freezer items (think ready-to-go meals like shepherd's pie and grab-and-go options like chia pudding), followed by freshly baked breads. Honestly, the hot honey pizza focaccia looked incredible! Last was the drink menu and their pastry display. It's the kind of setup where you can't help but look at everything. I went in knowing I wanted the iced banana matcha, and also picked up an almond croissant and a carrot walnut loaf. Service was friendly and welcoming. The iced banana matcha met my expectations based on what I'd heard. It's not the strongest matcha if you're a purist, but it leans more toward a dessert-style drink with really enjoyable flavors. It's definitely on the sweeter side, but even as someone who prefers "not too sweet," I still loved it. The almond croissant was beautifully flaky with a rich, flavorful filling, and I appreciated the generous amount of sliced almonds on top for added texture. The carrot walnut loaf was another standout. It was super moist and well-balanced, not overly sweet even with the icing. Overall, everything felt thoughtfully made and high quality. I just wish it were closer so I could visit more often. They have such an extensive menu, and I'd love to try more next time.

Got the banana matcha and it was really good. The design of the place was nice and the sweetness of…read morethe banana complements the matcha. Overall, would come back next time to try their pastries.

Happened upon this place when we were looking for a cafe in the area…read more Such a cute cafe shop at such an unexpected area surrounded by big box plazas. (I used to live in this area and was surprised to see this new place; a much welcome and needed pastry shop/cafe !) We had the breakfast sandwich, which was so scrumptious and savoury; very unique delicate flavours. We also had cheddar chive biscuit, which was also so subtly delicious - love the infused taste. The coffee drinks were also delicious, especially the mocha one. I would definitely swing by here whenever i'm in the area! Interested in trying all their other variety of items!

Everything was delicious and fresh. Parking is quite easy to find. The service is quick and…read morecourteous, although it takes a bit of time for the food to reach your table. The ambiance was quite animated with age groups ranging all over the place. I am also somewhat of a macaron connoisseur, so I was curious and pleasantly surprised that they make their own on site, versus buying them from one of the better ghost kitchens.

Best coffee ever. The lattes are to die for…read moretheir flavours are all made in house latte art is awesome

If you're GF Not Worth Jumping Through the Hoops…read more When I found this place online, I was so excited. When one must follow a gluten-free diet, it is so nice to find places where you can eat what everyone else gets to enjoy. This was anything but enjoyable. I was planning a little Halloween getaway to Kingston and searching for a new and exciting breakfast place to stop on my way there. I found Heaffles and read through their website--I'm always very careful and vet my restaurants before the trip and plan food meticulously, you have to when you cannot eat gluten. The site stated that if you want a gluten free waffle, you must call 24 hours ahead of time. I immediately thought that was ridiculous (that eliminates any possibility of a GF person walk-in from eating there) but messaged them on Instagram. I asked if I could message then and schedule or did a I have to call. They told me I must call the day before. Pain in the bum, but I set a reminder in my phone and did so. The next day, I show up. Such a cute place and the breakfast that kicks off a trip always makes me so happy. We don't eat out much at all, living so rurally. It had also been ages since I'd enjoyed a GF waffle, so excitement was high. This place has a ton of potential. The seating is cute, the bathrooms clean and so beautifully decorated. There is even a little cubby with cushions that would make it feel as though one was having breakfast in bed. I really did fall in love with the space. There didn't appear to me to be a traditional server comes to your table. You walk in and place your order at the counter. I ordered a Flat White to drink along with a water and a gluten-free coconut rush. The young lady at the counter was very quick to tell me that they had a customer coming in to get a GF waffle and that they only had enough batter for one waffle and that I would need to try again and call 24 hours beforehand. Right before I told her I was that customer, my brain was like, what? You have enough batter for ONE waffle??? I make GF stuff all the time. It is NOT that expensive. And what if you mess up that ONE waffle (and they did because she didn't listen to me)? I said, "Oh, I called yesterday." And I had driven a very long way. I would hate for anyone else to do that and end up disappointed. After that, I was allowed to order my waffle. Coconut is my favourite sweet flavour, but it came with strawberries and strawberry syrup. I told her THREE times I didn't want the strawberries or the syrup. Strawberry jam, jelly syrup...I hate them all, also cannot stand cooked fruit. She told me she could put the strawberries on the side and that they were uncooked. I said that was okay, but reiterated AGAIN that I do not want or like the strawberry syrup. I thought I might get my drinks at the counter, but she said they would bring everything to my table. I sat within view of the counter by the window. I assumed, as at most places, the drinks would come out first. I had started on the Terra Health heartburn kit to kick my PPI script and needed to take the supplements before eating. Some ladies came in after me and they got their drink order while I sat and waited. The waffle came out, and I was too panicked by not taking my supplements to pay that much attention and told them I needed some water and that I didn't have my coffee yet. They came back in a few minutes and in the meantime, I saw that the waffle I'd paid nearly $30 for, along with a very tiny flat white coffee, was drenched...every inch in yucky strawberry syrup. I'm a silver lining kind of girl, so I told myself to try it, maybe my tastes have changed. Nope. It was this strong, chemically strawberry flavour that made me gag. Talk about disappointed. At this point it was late in the morning and I was starving. I opened up the waffle (the size, even if they'd managed to listen to my order was not worth what I paid) and ate some of the filling out. The only waffle that had no nasty syrup was at the fold and I ate the four bites I could. The coffee was literally 3 swallows. I left hungry and angry. And in all that time, no one ever came back to ask me how the order was...and I knew I couldn't send it back because that was their ONE GF waffle batter of the day. I had to stop at Wendy's and spend another $10 for a bunless burger after. I would never go back. The ask and not having the batter available is beyond RIDICULOUS, despite the fact they don't listen, which makes a GF person VERY nervous. You couldn't pay me to eat there again. Poor service, poor value and food I couldn't stomach. Not for me.