Ordered ahead and picked up. It was ready a few minutes early, so good service…read more My panini sandwich was really good. Well put together, flavorful, large enough, high quality ingredients. Would definitely recommend their paninis. Also treated myself to a pair of desserts that I ate over the next day or two. The chocolate chip cookie was fantastic - three different types of chocolate all came together really well in a warm, gooey-but-firm cookie. The babka was just ok as I would say it needed more chocolate. Would definitely return! Even the blueberry smoothie was delicious.

I walked in here earlier today because of how inviting the freshly baked bread looked from the…read morewindow. Everything I saw while I was here looked delicious and was reasonably priced. I ended up getting the pretzel bagel and a spinach & feta baguette. The bagel was good but nothing special and didn't taste like a pretzel. It was also quite sweet for a bagel for me personally but I think they are Montreal style, hence supposed to be sweet. The spinach & feta baguette was absolutely divine. Perfect crunch on the outside and beautifully airy and chewy on the inside. Perfect texture & consistency all around. It's worth mentioning the staff were warm and seemed very attentive. I'm looking forward to trying more items from here.

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.

I have been meaning to try this spot for a long time as I've always seen how aesthetic and pretty…read moretheir brunch has been. However expectations did not live up to the hype. Arriving at 11 opening time and being the first table seated we were excited to order. We ordered the sweet potato fries to share and found it standard and delicious. Fried well to crispiness and not too salty. But when we tried the Taiwanese meat sandwich and the Mushroom Sandwich and found them lacking in flavour and most importantly cold. I've tried these korean style egg sandwiches before and the main thing is that the bread is and the egg is warm when serving. So it really threw us off that the egg was fridge cold. Cold eggs and stale bread that honestly tasted oily was a disappointment for this spot. We ordered the ice cream sandwich for dessert which WAS enjoyable and the saving grace of the meal. All in all I would come here for the buns and pastries but not an actual meal (the table next to us who ordered pasta dishes also complained the food was cold).

They have really gone downhill. Not sure if there was some sort of restructuring or change with the…read morenew location opening but their service was extremely slow, all dishes came out at different time with several coming 10 or more minutes after the first dish, and the temperature of some dishes were close to room temperature opposed to hot. The dishes have also changed since they first opened which is good that they reinvent but the flavours seem more muted and in general less flavourful. It's also kind of annoying to be forced to pay auto gratuity for a slow and mid level kitchen since it's a party of 6 (large party), 18%. Was fine when it first opened but now I would just skip here if you have a large party considering the level.

Despite the name they have quite a few Vietnamese & Asian dishes. They also offer boardgames for…read morefree. They get 3.5 stars. Rare beef pho was good. The stock was rich & slightly sweet. The herbs came in the soup already. Green tea matcha crepe with Nutella was decent; it was neither warm nor crispy so it didn't seem fresh. The matcha was in the crepe not on it - it was green on one side & brown on the other. The Nutella was adequate.

CrepeStar Dessert Cafe & Bistro has two things that you don't normally see together - Desserts and…read morePho. Their Pho is actually pretty tasty. It's got something in it that a bunch of others do not, but make sure you tell them ahead of time if you don't want bean sprouts. I usually like to get Pho with grilled chicken in it, but they do charge you a bit extra for the grilled chicken part. Their rare beef is as good as anywhere else, but the soup is what you're getting it for. Their bowls are a little smaller for the price they ask for though. Their desserts that I've had and heard have been good, but again, expensive for what they are. Their menu is quite large, as they also offer bar food and some other desserts. Their fries / poutine's pretty good. It's a pretty small place, but I've never seen a line there. Service is good, though sometimes it takes a bit to flag someone down. They had a karaoke night last time we went, which is kind of annoying if you're only there for the meal like we were. Still, you could do worse for a bowl of Pho, some bar food or dessert. I'm not sure I'd recommend going often because of the price. We've gone a few times with friends because of the large menu, resulting in a good experience.

Food 5/5 Drink 4/5…read moreService 3/5 Vibe 5/5 Super super aesthetically, pleasing store. Was very excited to try their drinks and food. I think service was all right, but I'm happy that a lot of their Bakery items are actually made in house which means it is mostly fresh. I got the ice latte and a couple pastry items. My personal favorite was the almond croissant as for the latte. I think it was quite smooth, i had pay for simple syrup as i like my latte with a bit of sugar, which I thought it was usually free (thats on me, I was just too focused on decor and didn't notice until I got home) The only pain is they don't have parking so it's not the most convenient to get there unless I walk over. Still cute store tho!

A very cozy cafe that has everything from coffee, pastries and sandwiches…read more I came when they first opened to make sure I could grab a seat, so I recommend you do that if you're looking to hang out inside, otherwise it gets quite busy and seats fill up fast! Food wise, the pistachio croissant was well balanced and flakey! The pistachio cream inside wasn't overwhelming and it was just the perfect amount of sweetness. Highly recommend this cafe for a quality cup of coffee and a sweet treat.

The latte is excellent and I want to try all of the baked goods. Nice ambiance to hang out.read more

Food/Drinks: This was our first time in Toronto, and for the first day being there for breakfast,…read morewe decided to stop by this spot. They had such a delicious and massive variety of breads, pastries, and croissants! I got myself a delicious croissant and a coffee, and it was perfect to start my morning! Location: This location is directly ona main street in Toronto. This place is definitely a casual spot to grab and go, or you can sit there as well. Regarding parking, I'm not sure how that works because our hotel was within walking distance, and we decided to walk directly from our hotel, which wasn't far at all. Service: If I could give this place a five-star simply because of the service, I would. As I was taking pictures of the pastries, just being a tourist...you can actually see the man in the background who was so friendly and honestly made us smile with his smile. Unfortunately, I don't recall his name, but he was so kind and helped us out, and it really was just the perfect start to our day.

I'm continuing on my journey to find the perfect cafe in Vaughan. One where there's a good vibe and…read morewould allow me to sit down to do a bit of work. I stumbled upon Cafe Louis BakeHouse, a spacious, modern looking cafe. I liked how the display looks where you can see all their baked goods on display and on the racks. However due to the large space I feel like some of the furniture maybe a bit spaced out too much to give it a slightly hollow feeling. I did go on a super cold day so the establishment was a tad bit chilly as well. I ordered a cappuccino and a white chocolate pistachio croissant. Cappuccino was pretty good however the croissant was at best average. The croissant was mostly bready in texture as opposed to flaky. It was also too sweet for my liking. The white chocolate may have something to do with that. The croissant was also glazed in a way that made it too sticky. The taste of pistachio was quite faint. It was really not what I had in mind. I was surprised by the steady flow of customers since the cafe is hidden in an industrial and one story office area. Customer service was adequate and they did a nice job of coming around with samples of different products they have to offer. I got to try their almond cookie and I actually prefer that over the croissant. A score of 3.4 is where I peg them at. Since I never got a chance to try their bread products, I may return just for that.

Nice place to enjoy a simple lunch with train view! Very…read morespacious place and is great for kids. Though their bakery selection lacks quality. Espresso is good. And they have shakushi(?forgot its name) which is a cool food to have ;)

Atmosphere was nice and felt really intimate at night. The steak and tsukune were too salty. The…read morefried rice was pretty good but the star of the show was the mochi potatoes - the texture is amazing. Service was very slow. I don't know that I'll be back for dinner but might come again to try their brunch which they're more well known for.

We luckily got a table right away during weekend brunch time. We got the KFC sando, GG breakfast…read moreplate and shared a matcha latte. The sando was pretty good, I liked how they branded their own bread with the logo. Seriously very aesthetically pleasing. We opted for the garlic fries for an extra charge and I think it made a big difference. It was well tossed in the spices and paired well with the sando. Sando was good, nothing too fancy and was a good amount. The GG bfast place we found was okay, we were not a fan of the jeyuk sausage at all. Should have gotten bacon instead imo. Tables are a bit small and it is also a bit cramped too so watch your surroundings! Nice that the have a rack to hang your coats on the side. I like that there is a cafe at the front for people who want to grab and go any coffee/pastries or get dessert after dining in. Madelines were soft and super buttery (Y).