Came here on a mid-week lunch hour to pick up some goodies. Highly recommend coming here during the…read moreweekday so you don't get caught up in lines. It was quick! 1 person ahead of me ordering :) So happy I got to try this place as it's been on my list for quite some time. 5/5 as soon as I took my first bite. Ordered the tiramisu, chocolate/hazelnut croissant and a Spanish coffee. All were excellent. I enjoyed the various flavours that were light yet not too sweet or overpowering. Flaky pastry, and so so fresh. The mortadella & pistachio. Focaccia was fresh and fillings were generous. I would highly recommend. Amazing bakery, if you're in the area, highly recommend checking it out.

I went on a Thursday at 11am. There was a short line at first then it picked up a bit likely due to…read morethe lunch rush but then it died down again. First thing I noticed was their display of focaccia sandwiches. They had 4 kinds. I wish I didn't already have lunch plans. I love focaccia! The fillings offered were interesting like, mortadella x pistachios or prosciutto x truffle! I will have to return. I came here for the pastry. They had at least 16 different kinds of croissants and danishes. Not including cookies, whole pies and they also serve coffee and loaves of bread. Tiramisu danish was one of their popular items so I got that plus a plain croissant. Wow, the tiramisu was a 10/10! I mean, there was even a piece of ladyfinger soaked in coffee inside the danish! It was unbelievable. It was such a delightful dessert. As for the plain croissant, it was sadly average. It didn't have that crispy, flaky bite I enjoy. Note there is no seating area but there is a counter with a view of the parking lot.

A very authentic Italian bakery and cafe -- clearly a local spot, with customer hanging out both…read moreoutside and inside (at casual tables). Cannoli and cannoncini were awesome ($2.50 each), with sweet and rich cream filling in a crunchy shell. Calabrese bread ($4) was great too -- a crust browned and flavourful. Terrific value! Staff were helpful in explaining the many pastry options they have.

We found out about this place from Yelp reviews. We drove 20 min north from…read morewere staying to get this place-and it didn't disappoint! We got a plain croissant, chocolate croissant, tiramisu&2 lattes. The croissants we're delicious as was the tiramisu. The lattes were just what we expected not bitter, smooth and creamy. we were wanting European style treats and drinks and we got it.

Had the cake delivered so can't comment on the store itself, but we ordered the strawberry…read moreshortcake cake for a friends birthday. They packed the cake in a beautiful box and thankfully it was on a sturdy bottom so it didn't move during the delivery and looked so good! The cake itself was very good, a lot of strawberries with the whipping cream and cake were not too sweet so it balanced with the natural sweetness of the strawberries very well! It was also very light which was great as we had activities planned. We ordered it the day before and the cake tasted great the next day so easy to store leftovers. Would be interested in going to the store and trying more things in the future.

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.

I got some bakeries from the store after i saw the good reviews on Facebook, but it tastes awful!…read more I'm so regretted to buy them. It's too sweet and too creamy! :( They just look good but taste pretty bad

I came here for the donuts and the first bite was pleasantly satisfying! The texture and taste is…read moreperfect and even better with coffee. The texture is like mochi donuts, soft and chewy. The donut is dense! The chocolate dip is thick and adds a smooth texture, sweet enough for dessert but not sweet enough to give you a sugar crash. I'll be back for more!

Delicioso, authentico, & reasonably priced!…read more This bakery specializes in Sicilian desserts/pastries. Although it's a relatively small, there was soo much variety! They had gelato, multiple flavours of cannoli, lobster tails, profiteroles, cakes, pizza slices, arancini balls, panzerotti (HUGE), & of course, a proper espresso machine. Have your morning café with a treat, a snack, &/or a meal. Staff were friendly and even serving customers in Italian.

In a quiet corner of Woodbridge, La Strada Bakery defies easy categorization -- and therein lies…read moreits singular charm. What presents itself modestly as a neighbourhood Italian bakery reveals, upon closer acquaintance, something altogether more intriguing: a transatlantic pastry dialogue between the Old World and South America, shaped by the hands of a Uruguayan chef who brings both traditions to bear with quiet confidence. The cannoli are, without equivocation, the crown jewel of this establishment. Piped to order, the filling achieves a textural ideal -- sweetly yielding, impeccably creamy, and notably free of the aggressive lemon notes that so often overwhelm lesser versions. The shell delivers a satisfying, delicate crunch, its restraint allowing the ricotta cream to assert itself as the undisputed protagonist. These are cannoli that would draw admiration well beyond the borders of Woodbridge. One ought not to overlook the sfogliatelle, rendered here in golden, shattering layers, nor the cherry-filled donuts -- generously proportioned, freshly made, and possessed of a quality that lingers in memory long after the visit. The facturas, custard-filled and dusted with care, speak fluently to the South American soul of the kitchen, while the empanadas offer a savoury counterpoint of notable finesse. The space itself is intimate to the point of cosiness -- a handful of seats, a tall central table, and a glass case brimming with the day's offerings. The pace is unhurried, the atmosphere warmly domestic. Tony, the proprietor, greets each guest with a hospitality that feels entirely genuine -- the kind of welcome that transforms a transaction into something closer to a visit with an old friend. If one were to offer a gentle note, it might be that the sheer breadth of the offering -- Italian classics alongside Uruguayan specialties and homemade ravioli -- occasionally tests the boundaries of the compact space. Yet this abundance, curated with evident passion, is ultimately more virtue than flaw. La Strada is a bakery for those who understand that the finest pleasures are often found where one least expects them.

Nice Latte- ice and cold. Wife had cannoli. Fresh piped for you. She said it was good and…read more"different". Found a sweet nearby park to sot in the shade and enjoy life on a gorgeous Toronto afternoon

Such a cutest place for hangouts or dates. The pasta menu is surprisingly soo good and good…read moreportion. They also have seasonal menus so theres always something new to try. Service is also fast and friendly staff.

I came in on a Tuesday shortly after they opened. It's a big space with high ceilings and plenty of…read moretables. There was no wait. Lots of pastries offered, some savory and mostly sweets. I got a beef bureka - $6.50, a rugalach - $2.95, pistachio cube croissant - $7.25 and a regular coffee - $3.25. The staff that helped me was nice. Unfortunately their pastries didn't impress me. They have many locations around the GTA, so I suspect the pastries are bakes elsewhere and have to be distributed to their various locations. Because they aren't baked in house, I found the pastries lack freshness. I was disappointed that the beef in the bureka was served cold and the other 2 pastries didn't have the crispy bite I usually enjoy with fresh pastries.

Tip: Collect My Crumbs rewards and redeem them for goods…read more It was a soggy, downpour of a Saturday. I was heading home, driving along highway 7. I remembered seeing this Crumbl store in Woodbridge, which is next door to Nations Fresh Foods. I decided to place an order and drop by. What was special about last week was that Crumbl had a lemon cake. I have had it before. It's excellent. I needed to get one. I parked closer to Nations and placed my order through the Crumbl app: - Lemon cake - 24-ounce (medium) EZ breezy I paid. I then took my umbrella and walked over to Crumbl. It was exceptionally busy at roughly 4;45 pm. Everyone was standing around. I frankly didn't know where I should be. There were a couple of self-serve kiosks where you could place your order. No one was there. There must have been at least fifteen teenagers who spoke French the entire time. They were lined up against the wall. This store has a washroom. It was my first time being in a Crumbl store with one open to the public. There was a young woman in front of me who kept on looking back at me and everyone else. It was weird and annoying. I saw my name on the screen. I was thrilled that my order was being made. I heard my name. My EZ breeze beverage was ready. The nice man handed it to me along with a straw. It was a bit difficult to poke my straw through the lid. Some of drink came up on the lid. I slurped it like the person who doesn't want a drop wasted because this drink was $7.55 before taxes. I will say that this drink was excellent. The EZ (I keep saying e-zed because I'm Canadian) breezy had Diet Coke, regular ice, sugar-free coconut, a lime wedge, and coconut cream. It had the perfect coconut-lime combination that I craved, along with Diet Coke. I was thrilled that it was a sugar-free drink that didn't suck. It took maybe an extra five minutes before my lemon cake was ready. The staring-behind woman stopped staring when I got my drink, followed by my cake. At Crumbl, staffers open the box to show you your dessert items. It was my first time seeing a staffer open up the box and accidentally squash some of the lemon cream cheese frosting on my lemon cake with his huge thumb. It was a bit sad seeing someone destroy a part of my cake before I got to. I don't think there's a policy to fix a cake that a staffer has messed up. I didn't think about it when it happened and simply took it. It would be yummy, whether the frosting was messed up or not. I put my lemon cake in a reusable bag to protect it from the rain and headed to my car. I then drove home, continuing to drink my EZ breezy. Delicious! I had the lemon cake later on in the evening. It was yummy just as I had remembered it. The cake was fluffy. The lemon tartness was perfect. The cream cheese frosting was lemony and heavenly. I was thrilled that I got to enjoy this cake again. I should try coming here after work and see whether it's busy. I had a good experience, despite having cake with a bonus thumbprint. (223)

My family and I wanted to try Crumbl for so long. We finally made it out to the store and we were…read morevery excited to try so many flavors. We decided on getting the 6 pack of mini cookies. My son really wanted to try the cookies in cream. I was excited to try to pop-tarts flavor. The cookies were so delicious and scrumptious and the customer service was great. The staff really wanted to make us feel special and they were very kind, welcoming and friendly. We can't wait to come back to try more new flavors! Thanks Crumbl!

Got 1 lb wings with both BBQ and Hot flavours. They tasted so so & similar, and some of them were…read morecold in parts. They weren't crispy. The wings were cheap at least. The Nasi goreng was not nasi goreng (Malaysian/Indonesian fried rice). It was so so - spicy, slightly sour rice. It didn't seem fried. I think it was just lemon rice with added flavouring. It had chicken, shrimp, fish, carrot & onion. The other (Sri Lankan) stuff was mostly good though - stuffed rotis, vadai, fish cutlets, samosas, kothu roti etc. And all pretty cheap. Home made ice cream was better than I expect. It was a small scoop but cheap. The vanilla flavour was decent & pretty creamy, though the store was too warm. Falooda came with 2 scoops ice cream, which was generous. It was good & tasted like the bandung drink (rich rose syrup & milk).

A small takeout place with such great paratha and food. Our favourite is their aloo sabzi and…read morecalamari curry. The service is fast and quick.

I'd been wanting to try the cannoli from St. Philip's Bakery for a while, and I finally stopped by!…read moreI picked up 2 classic chocolate cannolis, 2 pistachio cannolis. and 2 ricotta lobstertails Price & Size: Cannolis were around $4 each, not exactly cheap, but they were quite large. Taste: The shells were crispy, and the ricotta filling was smooth, not too sweet, and overall tasty. The lobstertails were also crispy and creamy. Verdict: After trying the 3 most famous cannoli spots in Vaughan, this one ranks 3rd for me. They were good, but nothing mind-blowing--I wouldn't go out of my way just for these. Of course, this is subjective, so this might be someone else's favorite! Bakery & Service: The store was clean, well-organized, and easy to browse. The staff was friendly, but I wish they had price tags on display. Beyond cannoli, this bakery offers a huge selection of pastries, bread, cakes, deli meats, ready-to-eat meals, coffee, and gelato--so I'd love to come back and try more!

I visited the store just before closing time (around 7:57 PM, with posted hours until 8:00 PM). The…read morestaff member at the counter made no effort to understand my purpose for being there. When I attempted to speak, she glanced at a colleague, checked the time, and rather dismissively stated, "We are closed." This was confusing, as several customers were still actively shopping and completing purchases. When I pointed this out, she responded that "this section is closed," despite remaining at the same counter and continuing her work. The interaction came across as unprofessional and discourteous. I would expect a more respectful and customer-oriented approach, particularly when the store is still open and serving others. I hope management is aware of such conduct, as it does not reflect well on the overall customer experience.