Second visit! I heard they sell a chestnut tiramisu featured on the Culinary Class War show on…read moreNetflix, so I had to try it, and it was absolutely delicious. It wasn't overly sweet and had a delicate flavor. They also offer a variety of baked goods, pastries, and cakes, so I'm excited to try something else next time. Plus, having parking available makes it even more convenient. The place was bright, clean and spacious with a friendly staff.

Was looking for a cheesecake for a birthday celebration since I know they love cheesecake but…read morewanted something a bit more special and not from a grocery store. Found this spot and they had a good selection mid afternoon to pick up on a Sunday. The person at the counter is super helpful in helping describe the cake. They have basque cheesecake which is more rich and the flavour I'm sure the person I'm gifting would confidently enjoy but I wasn't sure if they would prefer the lightness of the their popular options over the classic. She explained the glazed popular cheesecakes they have aren't regular New York style cheese cake (despite their Uber Eats describing it as such for their Yakult flavour cheese cake). It's more like cheesecake mousse. I didn't want to get the basque cheesecake because it didn't look as nice. So she said the black sesame is in between the classic basque / New York cheese cake and the popular glazed mousse cheesecake. It's also made of marscapone and layered with matcha and not too sweet. It's also her fav so I went with her recommendation. I notice the sesame cake isn't shown as available on Uber Eats delivery. I decided to pick up in person to make sure the delivery goes smoothly. The price difference is just $1. However, Uber Eats does charge tax and other fees whereas there's no tax at all on pick up. However, the staff does hand you the payment and there's tip option of 10% as the lowest suggested option, which I found kinda excessive for just putting a cake in the box. They don't even make cakes at this location it's all made in the Sauga location and she didn't even write the happy birthday on the cake. I know it's optional but it's just the consumer experience, I tipped but I feel like the tipping culture is a bit excessive to pass onto the consumer for an expensive cake. Just price the cake fairly to compensate the employee or waive for pick ups and have it for only dine ins. Unlike the previous review, it seems like they do provide a little free happy birthday topper and also a complimentary skinny candle and you're also welcome to buy extra candles if you want. They also sell some $10~ helium balloons add on that is like a balloon in a balloon which looks festive as well. This is their second location. The main one being in Sauga, which has been in operation for over 25 years apparently. This one I was told was opened in the last 2 years.

On our journey towards Centre Street Deli, we stumbled upon a luminescent sign, full of sparkle and…read morecheer that beckoned us to visit. This French patisserie is mind-blowing, and reminiscent of the best patisseries in Montréal and Paris. We ordered the chocolatines, the cheesecake and the spanakopita. They were all exceptional, and the quality is impeccable. I am glad that I don't live closer, or my waistline would balloon :-)

Lumière Pâtisserie is a Thornhill gem--proof that you don't have to go downtown for great pastries…read more Yes, it's tucked into a suburban plaza off a parking lot, but inside it's light-filled, calm, and smells like heaven. The service is consistently warm, and the pastry case is hard to resist. We've tried many of their cakes, and the blackcurrant queen cake is hands down our favorite--tart, elegant, and just sweet enough. Their salted caramel croissant is beautifully laminated and filled with just the right amount of caramel. In fact, their croissants across the board are solid--flaky, tender, and buttery without being greasy. The sourdough bread is excellent, and the espresso drinks are reliably strong and well-crafted. It may look like Paris inside, but don't let that inspire your inner Francophile--the staff are lovely, but no one's following your French. Still, this is the kind of place that keeps regulars coming back. We're definitely among them.

Discovered this cute little cake shop just steps from my chiropractor. On Yongehurst, just off…read moreYonge St in Richmond Hill. It has a tiny storefront with a sizable kitchen at the back. Spotless, quiet. Cakes were small. Cakes were also sold by the slice for about $10 sized to feed two. Airy sponge layered with fruit mousse or other non-fruit flavours. Tiny tubs of tiramisu. Nice selection of candles, with the ones that I bought $3 each.

Absolutely loved the cake! The sweetness was just right, the cream was so smooth, and the texture…read moreof the cake was perfect. Plus, the decoration and overall vibe were beautiful--made it feel extra special!

I visited Nes Bakery for brunch with my husband. It's not too big a place so we were fortunate to…read moreget a seat! Especially because it was packed at the time! I ordered the sucuklu yumurta (Turkish sujuk with fried eggs), menemen (scrambled eggs with vegetables) and two simit (Turkish bagels). Waitress commented on how I ordered the most popular dishes and like the Yelper I am I told her I did my research before coming hehe. The meals come with bread but I'm glad I decided to order bagels too. Bagels were honestly on par with the best bagels I ever had (from Montreal, never tried NY bagels yet :p). They were served warm and crispy and had a slight sweetness of honey to them. The menemen eggs dish was sooooo flavourful with just the right amount of spice to wake you up! The sucuklu yumurta was good but I felt it lacked more in flavour after having the flavour explosion of the menemen dish. The owner (I think) came over to ask us about our experience. She was really nice and I told her I'd definitely review about my experience (sorry this review is coming late!). Would definitely visit again :)

Fantastic service and incredible food. Try the Turkish traditional breakfast…read more I also had an omelette. Now way I'm going to have lunch today!

Very nice deserts and tasty I found it to be a bit pricey but definitely worth getting cakes from ..read more

Happy days! Chocolada bakery took over a kiosk in the York Farmers Market where another bakery…read moreclosed. We bought some eclairs, a marzipan custard fruit pie and some bourekas there. Everything was delicious and fresh. The eclairs were soooo good. They had chocolate and pistachio. The bourekas came in mushroom/ potato and feta/spinach and were an excellent size. Show these guys some love and stop by. Everything was excellent and prices were pretty reasonable. They are located to the right as you go through the front door.

My close friend chose this spot for her birthday! She ordered a chocolate cake from here and we…read morewere able to sit and eat the cake in the bakery! The bakery is on the smaller side but has a table that can seat 8 people. The owner/baker provided us plates, cutlery, and a knife to cut the cake with! The cake was delicious with whipped cream like frosting and creamy texture (not too sweet). Apparently the honey cake is a favourite here - I'll have to come back to try it! The hospitality here was amazing and they even helped take our group photos at the end!

Local Afghani bakery in Vaughan... What a gem! I came here originally because I saw online that…read morethey sell honey cake, and ended up walking out with MOCHA honey cake and trying Afghani ice cream for the first time. The Afghani ice cream had such an interestingly pleasant texture and rich milk & cardamom flavor. They have two sizes, small (closer like a medium tbh) for $8 or large for $16. The portion is quite large, its stretchy texture allows it to sit on top of itself like a soft serve would. It came topped with crushed pistachios and what I believe was condensed milk? If you've ever had rasmalai before, this ice cream tastes exactly like it. SO GOOD. Mocha honey cake was decent, the texture was on point but I wasn't the biggest fan of the frosting (like a buttercream??) and caramel they used, which is why I docked a star. It was also $9 per slice. I think mocha is a cool spin on traditional medovik, but my expectations were a bit different since I'm used to the traditional Eastern European version where the frosting base should be made with sour cream. Their staff is very hospitable & the atmosphere is cute and very clean. Aside from cakes, pastries, and ice cream, they also sell gelato, large quantities of high quality saffron, organic dried nuts, mulberries, and raisins! Overall, cool spot with a unique dessert I'd highly recommend people from other backgrounds should give a try. The Afghan ice cream is really good and honestly the only thing I'd stick to if I came back.

We got bundt cakes at work (not sure if it was from this location), and they were amazing. The…read morelemon one was bright, moist, and way too easy to finish. Shared it with the little guy, both of us were impressed. Worth grabbing for sure. -Zuk

I place an order for almost $200 in product and my pickup was on Sunday. The location is not very…read morevisible so I drove around for 25 minutes trying to find it because when I called at 11:30 in the morning NOONE answered due to the heavy traffic of customers at that time--NOT. I let the phone ring over and over and no-one picked up and then my phone went dead. I drove around to ask someone directions and finally I get to the store. NO PEOPLE except for the baker and salesperson. They couldn't find my full order but then did. The amount I was charged was more than what I agreed to and I asked if I could have extra icing in a container and of course pay extra. The salesperson said she needed to speak to the baker and when she came back she told me the baker said no. I asked for the owner to contact me. I left the store not happy. There is so much to be said about great customer service and this store lacks it. Being overcharged and not being able to get extra icing, driving around because someone couldn't pick up the phone to an owner not following up with an upset customer. This speaks volumes' about the way the store is run. I guess this owner is doing really well to lose a customer that would be spending $200 every month. HUGE DISAPPOINTMENT. Will not be returning, no surprise and will share my story as having a voice is important for others to make proper decisions about their shopping choices. Just do the right thing. This is exactly what happened to me and I felt compelled to share the truth.

Tip: Don't scan the QR code on the box to download the app and sign up for points. It leads you to…read morethe Paris Baguette US app to sign up for US points. As a Canadian, it is better to go to your app store, search for the Paris Baguette Canada app, and sign up for the points program for Canada. Last Saturday, I was in my car, parked steps away from Zoup! I had placed a dinner order. I looked across the plaza and noticed Paris Baguette (PB). I had visited COBS Bread a couple of hours earlier. Did I need another bakery visit? Yes! I had some time to kill before picking up my dinner. It was raining. I drove over to PB and parked relatively close to the store. I walked in. I felt like I was in heaven. Carb heaven. Where should I start? I got a tray. There were instructions to grab a small piece of paper and lay it on the tray. I got tongs and went to work. I saw palmiers. My mom loves them. I grabbed one with my tongs and broke off a curved section. It was probably a first for me. I ate the broken part and placed the imperfect palmier on my tray. The broken piece was yummy and was perfection. I finally understood why my mom loves palmiers. I hit the croissant section. I got a pain au chocolat, which is probably my favourite type of croissant. I also got a chocolate croissant. A nice, older woman started chatting with me. She was so sweet. She let me know that she frequents this bakery often and loves it. I asked her what items she hasn't had. It was two items, which floored me. She noticed the chausson aux pommes that I had on my tray and said that it was yummy. I got the following items: - Chausson aux pommes - Chocolate croissant - Pineapple brûlée pastry - Palmier - Pastel de nata - Pain au chocolat - Curry croquette The nice woman let me know that Mia, who was the staffer behind the counter, let her know that this bakery has Korean owners. Really? It made sense seeing mochi donuts. We both hit the checkout counter. Mia got her order and said to grab a seat. She'd bring everything to her. This nice woman said that she was shy of being 90 years old. What?! She looked great! I wouldn't have guessed that I was talking to an 89-year-old woman during my entire time here. I hope that when I am her age, I am savouring pastry as often as my new friend. Mia was great. She put all my pastries in a box. She singled out my savoury curry croquette in a paper bag. I paid with a credit card. I tapped and was good. I got my receipt, thanked her, grabbed my goodies, wished my new friend a wonderful day, and left. There was a Wild game that night. I had a pastry each period. Three pastries in three hours. They were delicious! I will say that the ones with fresh fruit were the most expensive, just over $6. They were worth it. The chausson aux pommes had the best apple filling. It was flaky and delicious. I absolutely devoured the pineapple brûlée pastry. The pineapple chunks were set in custard and were so naturally sweet. This pastry was superb. The pain au chocolat continues to be my favourite croissant. It was flaky and had the best chocolate in every bite. So good! I had the chocolate croissant and loved it. It was fresh, flaky, and soft. The chocolate drizzle had the right amount of chocolate with the buttery croissant. I was extremely happy with my pastel de nata. The custard had a hint of sweetness. The base of flaky. It could have been torched on top more, but I'd get half a dozen next time. I didn't know what to expect with the curry croquette. It was delicious. It had a crispy exterior, crusted with a mix of white and black sesame seeds. The curry filling was full of good flavour. It had veggies in it. The corn and carrot combination worked nicely. I raved about this place to my friend at work today. There's one at Heartland in Mississauga, which is perfect for us to do a run after work. I had an excellent experience. It was nice meeting a passionate pastry lover while getting her take on what she loves. Everything that I consumed was excellent. I hope to get a drink next time and perhaps sit down to enjoy it. I'll be back. (117)

The food is not bad, but to me, just not good enough for the price tag. The place is spacious and…read morethe decor is nice. I would go once in a while to spend time, but not a place where I would just go grab food.

From the online order, to the final reveal of the cake, every step was professional and concise. I…read moreLOVED my first experience with Oh Cake and will be ordering more in the future. Their designs are abundant on the website and they really get the design to a tee, it was PERFECT. Flavour selection is pretty good and I did have a short call with them while ordering on their site to determine which flavour was recommended as well as what colours I wanted the cake design to emphasize. I had to check Google reviews to confirm instructions on their location, but when I got to the Langham Square plaza it was easy enough to find based on their address (unit number 2006). Staff gave clear instructions at pick up to keep the cake in the floor of the car during transport and to store the cake in a fridge until ready to eat. The box for transport was great because I got to check the design easily before leaving and the ribbon was tightly wrapped to secure the box cover to the base. The staff speak Mandarin as well as English. Payment was all done online beforehand. Highly recommend ordering their cakes for any event!

Pleasantly surprised by the taste and quality of this small shop! I loved the strawberries and…read moredesign of the cake. The cake itself tastes fresh and well made. I liked how thoughtful they were with the cake box, including cutlery and serving platters. The location is very tucked away inside the T&T plaza on 2nd

Such a cute bakery, I have seen a few of these and been meaning to try…read more There was quite a bit of people inside the shop when I went in the afternoon. There are a few tables that you can eat your baked goods after purchasing. The line up was also quite significant, a lot of people were browsing and enjoying the selection available. There's a selection in the display case that you can grab yourself and also some cake items behind the counter that the cashier will help with. I grabbed a slice chocolate chiffon cake, chocolate stuffed cake, lemon strawberry croissant and a strawberry mochi donut to try. Loved them all. The chiffon cake and lemon strawberry croissant was probably my fav as they were airy and light and not too sweet. Such a delightful dessert.

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.