Small bakery, i like the bakery more than the meal…read more We saw this place on "Too good to go" app and order the surprise bags. to be honest, the bakery worth the money, the meal does not. the bakery is Italian style bakery, which i can taste, that uses good material like real milky cream. high calories, but delicious. recommend the bakery here if not caring about the weight and calories.

I noticed Emily's Bakery when I stopped by this plaza for lunch takeout. Whenever I come in here, I…read morealways feel out of place because there doesn't seem like there's enough staff and the staff ignore you here. I came in here twice. The first time I left without getting anything because I couldn't get service. I gave it another shot on a different day. There aren't prices listed anywhere. If you want bread, no one will help you. I decided to get one that was pre-cut and pre-packaged. I also waited a bit to order some cannolis. Even though there's a sign at the front saying that masks are required, most of the staff here do not wear masks. The bread here was okay. The pre-cut, pre-packaged bread was a little dry, but it was a good buy at $3. The cannolis were pretty good. I shell had a little bit of a brittleness to it, but it wasn't dry. The filling was quite good. I couldn't quite tell what it was, but the one with the orange-ish filling was my favorite. The cannolis are $2.50 each.

Located in one of Vaughan's busiest plazas full of food options, this Korean bingsu café stands out…read moreas one of the best dessert spots in the area especially if you're looking for something beyond bubble tea. As part of a growing chain with several locations across the city, this particular branch impressed us with both its quality desserts and genuinely friendly service. We came as a group of seven, and the staff went out of their way to accommodate us, rearranging tables so we could sit together comfortably. It's those little gestures that make a difference, especially when visiting with a larger group. Our top picks here were the Black Sesame Bingsu and the Tiramisu Bingsu. The Black Sesame Bingsu is a perfect option if you prefer desserts that are less sweet and more refined in flavour. The finely shaved ice is generously dusted with black sesame powder and topped with mochi, red bean, almond flakes, and a scoop of black sesame ice cream. The nutty, earthy notes make this one a standout. The Tiramisu Bingsu is just as delightful, with a mini slice of tiramisu perched on top and then chocolate powder, cheese, and a touch of espresso to bring out that classic tiramisu flavour. Rich and satisfying without being too heavy. The bingsu comes in three sizes: cup, small, and large. We went with the large size, which is perfect for sharing and they conveniently provide sharing bowls to make it easy. We also tried the Butter Bung Eo Ppang (a Korean fish-shaped pastry), opting for the salted butter & red bean filling. It was freshly made, warm, and a comforting and delicious side treat that we'd highly recommend trying if you want something a little different. Whether you're stopping by after dinner or looking for a place to chill with friends, this spot hits the mark.

The staff was super sweet and helpful in making drink recommendations. I ordered an oat milk…read morematcha, and the ratio of oat milk and matcha was perfect. It was creamy, delicious and lived up to the hype. The place is a cute, small little cafe perfect for a hangout or doing online work.

Easy to find location which is located right beside the bus/subway terminal. Easy to grab a warm…read morebeverage to take with you while you travel or enjoy on site. Friendly staff who were able to show me their dairy free options! Very clean location! Parking is available 20 minutes free on the road or 1.25 every 20 minutes (just double check the time and days if the week in case it changes) Dessert was very fresh and served in sustainable packaging! Drink was also a delight with almond milk. Dessert with 2 12 oz drinks cost $20 but it's a more premium brand which shows with its taste (just maybe Not an everyday treat for the wallet)

Great Vibe, Disappointing Espresso (from an ex-Barista)…read moreStepped into this spot looking to grab some genuinely good coffee. As an ex-barista, I'm fussy--I hate spending money and not getting a quality product. Unfortunately, the coffee was a swing and a miss. I ordered one iced latte and one hot latte. In both drinks, the espresso was burnt. I actually watched the barista pulling the shots, and I could tell immediately. To make matters worse, the hot drink was barely a latte; it was essentially a cappuccino based on the absurd amount of foam on top. Plus, the milk itself was ruined. There's a certain temperature and texture for steaming milk, and this was clearly burnt milk that had been frothed way too aggressively. Aesthetically, the café is lovely--it's cute and a great spot to work from home. My recommendation? Skip the espresso drinks. Maybe try the matcha or a pastry instead. I definitely won't be back for the coffee.

Ok HELLO?? The aesthetic is so zen and charming inside!! I swear Taiwanese tea shops are so calming…read moreand peaceful. And the place is so fragrant with the natural aroma of tea. While we were waiting for our drinks we sat at this really cute window nook and just took in the peacefulness. The server was very helpful with tea selections and knew which teas paired with what flavours. I got the non caffeinated tea (picture) with honey, no sugar, with grassy, and no ice. My wife had a mango tea with foam. Our drinks were perfect. I love that it was zero fuss. Surprisingly not very busy but we did just have a killer snowstorm. I'm definitely coming back here more often.

Tip: Get the high mountain pouchong tea with lemon juice and konjac. It's delicious!…read more After having a not-so-stellar Yelp experience at Ramin Isshin, I left the eatery with fellow Yelper friend, Jason. I felt like getting a drink. I noticed this Chicha San Chen and wanted to check it out. Jason joined me to work off some of the ramen that he had devoured. I've been to the Chicha San Chen at CF Markville. This store is at least twice as big as that location. There were plenty of places to sit down and enjoy your tea. I had a couple of fruity sparkling drinks at the CF Markville place. I was going to ask the man behind the counter if he had them. Instead, he said that he'd be back and I could look at the menu. It was delivered in a not-now-I'm-busy tone. It was odd. It's the only reason why this place doesn't get five stars. I'm so glad that Jason was with me. He said that the woman at CF Markville suggested that he get the high mountain pouchong tea with lemon juice and konjac. I decided to go with this drink. I got this drink with less sugar and less ice. I paid with my debit card on my phone. I tapped and was done. It didn't take much time for this drink to be made. It was nice chatting up a storm with Jason as we waited. The moment of truth was here. My drink was ready. I took a sip. It was awesome! The foam tasted like lemon meringue. The tea was perfect with the lemon juice. The konjac was chewy. I haven't had konjac since I visited Song Tea eons ago (rest in bubble tea peace). I wish that this drink came in a larger size. I drank it too fast... haha! I had a great experience with my friend's recommendation. I like that there's lot of parking in this plaza. I'd return again for more good bubble tea. Maybe staff will be more cheerful then. (437)

Really nice clean location with friendly staff…read more A little on the pricier side BUT that reflects the brand and their clothing prices which are already high. They have dairy free milks YAY! Water station available on the side and the cleanest bathrooms I have ever experienced. The only weird thing was the no laptop policy.

i was really surprised by the A o k cafe! I did not expect it to have A good variety of coffee is…read morecoming.I thought it would only have basics . To my surprise , They had a lot of different drinks and a really cute Aesthetic that had a really quick wait time. I ordered the coconut pen and latte and I really enjoyed this , it was sweet And I love the color.. I would definitely go again.

It was cool to learn that Seara Bakery & Pastry offers Portuguese pastries and desserts in Vaughan…read more A recent Yelp experience brought me here. This bakery is located in a plaza with plenty of parking. I had no problem finding a parking spot coming from work. Sadly, all the Portuguese egg tarts (natas) were sold out when I had arrived at 5:30 pm. However, I did manage to get a pistachio loaf that looked yummy and ended up taking it home. I have had the following items at this place: - Iced latte - Portuguese vanilla custard-filled donut - Ham and cheese croissant My iced latte was awesome. The woman at the counter asked whether I wanted sugar. I declined it, which made this drink perfect. It was cold. The coffee was smooth. It had the perfect amount of milk. I loved it. My vanilla custard-filled donut came out next. It was cut in half, so I admired all the custard in it. It had sugar around it that was the only sweetness that I got from it. The custard had a mild vanilla flavour and had little sugar, which I appreciated. The donut was more on the egg side of things. If you don't like that eggy taste, it may not be for you. I personally loved how different it was compared to regular overly sweet donuts. My ham and cheese croissant had arrived. When you order a croissant warmed up, it gets pressed in a panini machine. It was different, but it worked. There was a single slice of ham and another slice of cheese in this croissant. It was yummy, but I was yearning for more filling. The croissant had a different type of flakiness when it was pressed to death. I used the washroom before I headed home. Staff here were constantly cleaning tables, chairs, and the washrooms during my visit. The women's washroom is a single stall and it was super clean. My pistachio loaf came up to $8. I paid with a debit card. I tipped and tapped. Done! There are nuts on top of the pistachio loaf, but not in the loaf itself. The loaf was closer to a pound cake, but without a whole lot of moisture. It also had a hint of vanilla or some other extract in it. It wasn't sweet, but it did require downing it with a drink. I ended up taking half of the loaf and making French toast out of it. It turned out nicely. I hope to return to get some natas. There were so many pastries that I want to try as many as possible. (245)

Seara Bakery & Pastry truly captures the essence of authentic Portuguese pastries & dessert! It's a…read moresmall, but spacious shop offering both take-out and a few dine-in spots. From the moment I walked in, the friendly staff made me feel right at home. They were incredibly friendly and helped make recommendations on their most popular pastries - there's so many to choose from! I got the Pistachio Tiramisu and the Sweet Egg Mille Feuille. The tiramisu was light, sweet, and had a subtle pistachio flavor. The Mille Feuille was massive! It had crispy, flaky layers and a nicely balanced sweet egg custard in between. Very reasonable prices for all their pastries. If you're in the area and craving some authentic Portuguese pastries, I highly recommend stopping by this charming bakery! :)

John the owner is very knowledgable and his selection of coffee and pods are amazing. Illy, Jura,…read moreSaeco, Tassimo, Keurig and more!

Love this store. I…read morepurchased a Nespresso coffee/espresso maker as a gift and Teresa took the time to walk me through the various features and benefits of each model. When I inquired about a return policy, she contacted John (I believe the owner) to clarify my question. I originally purchased a Pixie Nespresso (with milk frother) and decided a few hours later to change it to a different model after visiting the Nespresso website. This was handled efficiently and without any issues. Good selection of coffee makers from differing manufacturers (Saeco, Illy, etc) and Teresa knew the merits of each. She was not pushy in any way and allowed me to ask as many questions as I wanted......even offered me an espresso so I could compare quality between different companies. Friends (who live out of town and who own a Keurig coffee maker) always make a point of stopping here (when in town) to pick up assorted coffee (they sell individual cups rather than having to purchase a whole package). They say the price cannot be beat and the selection is huge. Location is in the back of a plaza and not visible from the street...but it's worth looking for.

A very cute spot to hangout with your friends or to go to dates. They have board games available…read morewhich was nice to see. There's a good amount of seating space, great for small groups. The staff was friendly but a little slow as she was working by herself. The gelato was splendid, great amount of matcha flavour and not too overpowering. Would recommend the gelato!

I really enjoyed the mango pomelo and taro ball drink, but the strawberries were a bit sour. I…read morethink it would have been much better if it were strawberry season and the fruit was sweeter. I also tried the mango oat matcha, which was good for what it is, but it wasn't anything particularly memorable or out of the ordinary. The service was pretty quick which is always good. Overall, it was a decent experience. I'd come back to try some of their other drinks if I'm in the area.