My hubby was happen to be around this neighbourhood, and looked for some place to grab some…read moregoodies. Then found this place to bring some good pastries to home! Love you! He was very interested in their "Monkey Bread" which is highly reputed, but by the time he went in, it was sold out.... but he got # Butter Croissant # Pain au Chocolat (Chocolate Croissant) # Vanilla custard croissant All are very good, as their croissant base was very good. If things are wrapped or topped on this base, everything will be good. Just that it is monotone when I wanted to try variation and creative twists. But I should not ask this as encountering quality croissant itself means i am lucky enough! A well-made croissant is the touchstone for bakery quality. I want to try their well reputed Monkey Bread. It should be good! :)

Amazing pastries and desserts! My friend and I went to Tondo on a Saturday at around 2pm. It was…read morefull house, and we were able to still get a table for 2. The ambiance was bright and clean with Christmas decor still up ^^ Most of the items are gone by this hour, especially the sandwiches! I heard the Tuna salad sandwich is served in a croissant wheel *o* I would love to try that one next time! We shared a Nutella croissant and a matcha yuzu tart. The tart was really delicious, I'd highly recommend. My friend really enjoyed the croissant; it was super crispy and filled with Nutella.

Quarantine Day 6: Open early for breakfast but they also serve their breakfast croissants all day…read morelong. They have a great deal on UberEats where if you order $20, you get a free gift. For my order, the free gift was a slice of plain cheesecake which is $5 of value, nothing to scoff at! Everything was packaged well and contained in a paper bag that was stapled shut. I ordered a big breakfast but I'll start with the breakfast croissant. I was a little worried that the croissants would be one of those ready made, way too crisp croissants. My first impression was the croissants were huge! They were also pretty soft and gave the impression of fresh. The one I got was sausage, egg, and cheese. Per the website the egg is a fresh egg cooked up omelette style. I was impressed to see that the sausage was sized to be the same as the croissant and rode the crescent all the way around. It was mildly spiced. The whole thing was pretty tasty. It seemed like a good price for the size of the whole thing. I did like that the breakfast croissants come with a beverage. There was an extra charge $0.60 charge for a chocolate milk. The chocolate milk was Natrel branded and very tasty if not a little bit small although I can drink a lot of chocolate milk lol. The next item I sampled was the nutella/banana dessert croissant. There are almond slivers inside of the croissant and the exterior is dusted with powdered sugar. This definitely was a sweet treat. You really can't go wrong with Nutella. One other thing that originally caught my eye about this place was the amount of beverage selection they have. From home made iced teas, espresso beverages, to bubble tea! I didn't get three drinks this time (surprising I know) but I will be back to try some out.

To say I'm addicted to this place is very accurate. Gone for breakfast 5 days in a row cuz I can't…read moreget enough. I've tried the Breakfast, BLT, Salami, Turkey, Nutella & Banana and the Plain, which might top them all! I think they said their plain croissants have extra butter inside which sounds right because they are phenomenal.

Whenever I'm in Toronto, I always make a point to hunt down a new spot for matcha. I don't only…read morelook at dedicated tea shops because sometimes you stumble across the best hidden surprises at local cafés. On my latest trip, I visited Petite Thuet & Co (new location). The location itself is stunning and there's a lovely outdoor patio with umbrellas, though my mom and I chose to sit inside to escape the heat. The interior is bright, charming, and stylish, though seating inside is a bit limited, so if you visit during a busy rush you might end up sitting outdoors. Customer service was excellent and friendly, and the pricing was very fair for the quality. I ordered an iced matcha latte with vanilla syrup alongside three treats... a pretzel baguette sandwich with salami and cheese, a pistachio pastry, and a mini lemon meringue tart. Since it's a classic French bakery, matcha isn't really their specialty, so the drink was a bit watered down and lacked that deep matcha flavor. That was on me for ordering matcha at a French bakery, but it was still fine to sip on! The food, however, completely blew us away. The pretzel baguette with salami and cheese was so delicious that my mom ended up going back inside to buy four more just to bring back to my grandma and uncle. The pistachio pastry was fresh, flaky, and packed with incredible flavour easily one of the best pistachio baked goods I've ever had. And the lemon meringue tart? Absolutely divine. I'm not usually a huge fan of lemon meringue, but this was hand down the best version I've tried. I'll 1000% be back next time I'm in the city. I'll definitely skip the matcha and stick to coffee next time, as I'm sure their espresso programs match the phenomenal quality of their pastries!

Newer cafe in the Leslieville area. Service is great, very busy on weekends. Smaller indoor space…read morebut large sun filled patio. We had the doughnuts (lemon and cherry) amazing. Generous filling, sugary and tasty. We also had the onion and chives scone, was very good. Two of us had the croissant with meats and cheese (you have it with an egg as an option) it was ok. The meats are delicious meat at the price point is a little high. With several of the cafes in the area this one has the highest price point. Overall good, the croissants left me feeling it was just too much.

Was in the Yonge & Lawrence area and passed by this little gem. Super cozy space for one or to…read moreshare coffee with a friend, authentic French pastries. Here's what I ordered: * Pain chocolat aux amandes $5.25 * Iced Coffee $ Prices are pretty reasonable and my server was lovely. 20250824

A little coffee/patisserie on Yonge north of Lawrence. The home made French style croissants and…read morequiche and Italian coffee are amazing. I love the ham and cheese sandwich and they make a sugar donut that is so rich you should skip lunch. I asked for the secret to the recipes and the chef said it was the butter he brings in from France. The chef's wife runs the cash and serves the cozy tables. Great service and never rushed a lovely place for a long conversation.

Amazing cafe. Nice atmosphere with lots if pastries and…read morecakes. Food selection looks good and ill try it next time. Mostly self help Service was at minimum as it was counter service. Good stop.

Paris Baguette is my go‑to spot in the area for consistently solid baked goods and sliced cakes…read more Their loyalty program is a nice perk too -- they run specials often enough that it actually feels worthwhile. The coffee here is good, but I tend to skip most of the sugary drinks since they're a bit too sweet, especially when paired with an already sweet pastry. If you like your beverages on the lighter side, stick to the basics. Weekends can get very busy. If you're hoping to grab a seat and enjoy your treats in‑house, it's best to avoid peak times. Otherwise, it's a reliable stop for takeout pastries, cakes, and a quick caffeine fix.

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.

While in YYZ recently, we stopped in twice for breakfast and really enjoyed the pastries and…read morecoffee. They were kind enough to make a side of scrambled eggs for me both days. Service like that goes a long way in my book. Cheers Emmer!

I am torn about writing this review. They are pretty well known and I came a few years ago but was…read morein the hood so stopped by. They don't normally have carrot cake so that was such a nice surprise and it was delicious. The croissant is what I mainly came for and I just don't get the reviews. It was burnt at the top and there are WAY better croissants all over Toronto. Lastly, the olive oil pistachio cake was .... Not great. Firstly, it was sat next to the sausage rolls so when I got home and opened the box, it smelled an awful lot like sausages (I am vegetarian) so that made me pretty sick. I ate the cake despite the foul smell and it was the most disappointing flavorless cake I have ever eaten. Definitely over priced from that perspective. Will stick to my normal bakery.

Epi Bakehouse is a cozy cafe. I got the iced vanilla latte but felt the coffee wasn't strong enough…read moreand it was too much on the watery side. Next time I'll try the americano instead. The staff are friendly!

EPI Bakehouse (I believe it was called EPI Breads a long time ago) is a bakery with some fancy…read moresandwiches, pastries, and desserts. We got a very nicely made apple pie. I got the roast turkey sandwich, which was delicious. It was a very tasty sandwich filled with turkey, nice leafy veggies, and pesto. The bread was a fragrant soft bread with grains. My mouth got uncomfortably dry while eating the sandwich. The apple pie was filled to the brim with apples, and the crust was flaky and tasted of high quality. I thought the apples were very sweet, but not too much.