Oh snap! This Lindt pop up shop just opened up recently in Dec 2018. It's located in the centre…read morecourt of the mall beside the bay and right around Santa. If you have been to the vaughan mills location, this store is pretty much exactly the same. Same friendly service, same free chocolate sample when entering and same Lindor goodness.

Wowza LaRocha has an amazing selection of cakes, pastries,…read moretarts and candies. You name it. For sweets this is the place to go. Oven the past 2 months, I have had a wicked sweet tooth, craving all things sweet and this place has satisfied it. I've ordered (all cakes) 1. Lemon mousse cake 2. Biscoffee Cookie Butter Cake 3. Italian rum cake 4. Tiramisu cake 5. Chocolate Truffle Cake 6. Pistachio Almond Cake 7. Brownie Chocolate Cheesecake All just on a whim, almost one a week and not even for any special occasions And I must say each and every one has satisfied my cravings. Every cake I've had here has been rich, decadent and absolutely delectable. I'm going to try to cut down on the sweets now but LaRocca makes it so hard to resist with their world class flavours and numerous choices. I recommend this place whole heartedly and I must say I'll be back (probably next week again)

My friend brought me treats from La Rocca when she came to visit. It's very sweet of her to bring…read moreme a variety from them, including: cakes, macaron and tiramisu. The individual cakes were very fresh and delicious. She chose the keylime and chestnut cakes. Both of them are very different flavours, but they're delicious in their unique ways. I personally like the chestnut one, but the keylime is a refreshing flavour and I really like the tartness of it. The tiramisu comes in the perfect individual portion in this high quality box that is definitely reusable and can be repurposed. The macarons are very pretty to look at and even more delicious to eat. The creamy delicious centre was heavenly!

We continue to go to this incredible pastry shop whenever the mood strikes. Their creations are…read moresecond to none. The quality and the finish are at an artistic level. And I haven't even begun to talk about the flavors. Their signature dish/pastry is the Mont Blanc. It is highly sought after, and often run out before the afternoon. We made a point of going there yesterday, from my partner's birthday to get some special treats. We were not disappointed. Despite being jampacked, as it often is, there was a good supply of the pastries we sought. New to the mix, is their version of a tiramisu. It is off the charts! The pastry chef is truly an artist. If you wish to try possibly the best pastries in the entire GTA, this is the place to go. The staff are friendly and extremely helpful. It also pays a call ahead to ensure that you can get the products that you're looking for.

Duo Pâtisserie & Café is a modern bakery known for its beautifully crafted pastries and calm,…read moreminimalist space. The display cases are filled with items like croissants, tarts, cakes, and seasonal desserts. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, with friendly staff and a clean, stylish layout that makes it easy to enjoy a quiet moment. Prices are rather high, but you pay for the creativity and new tastes. It's a great spot for a treat, a light bite, or a peaceful break in your day.

I never knew there is this very lovely cafe and cake shop in JTown…read more They have very friendly service and their cakes are so yummy, not too sweet. I love their strawberry shortcut and ice yuzu jasmine tea and ice americano Strongly recommend this cafe to all Small, lovely seatings and great food and drinks. Very clean and spacious, lots of parking

I go around to bakeries and patisseries a lot. I've always wanted to try Yuzu no Ki, and I finally…read moregot a chance! Tucked away in the corner of J-Town, Yuzu no Ki is a no frills, aesthetic bakery and cafe. I ordered their Strawberry & Lychee cake online for pickup ahead of time. I was in and out within minutes - exactly what I like. There were also a lot of people sat down for a Sunday at 4:30pm. The cake itself was delicious. It didn't look like the image online when I ordered - it was actually much more beautiful in person. It was a hit with my Asian grandma and family, including the kids - so you know it's good. You could really taste the strawberry and lychee flavours. The jelly strawberry layer was still frozen when we cut into it a few hours later (stored in the fridge) but it was still very good. Will definitely be ordering again!

The prices in this place are vrey high relative to the quality. Their quality is just okay.read more

An excellent Iranian patisserie with a great selection of cookies and cakes.read more

This is my go to bakery for egg tarts and yummy delicious coconut buns. The location is convenient…read moreand located inside a mall. They have a variety of cakes, pastries, buns, sandwiches and hot/cold drinks. My favorite item is the custard egg tarts. These are delicious and creamy.. melt in your mouth.

I love that they have Saint Germain at almost every mall. Perfect when you're hungry and just want…read moreto grab a quick bite while running errands. I dropped by and got a pineapple bun which is usually my go to my fav. I was starving so it totally hit the spot and filled my craving. I also like getting their egg tarts and cakes, they are delicious and pretty affordable. Highly recommend Saint Germain if you're looking for Chinese buns and cakes.

When I first read about Ecila Choco Inc. in Yamato Magazine, I was both excited and intrigued to…read morelearn that there was a chocolatier in Canada who specialized in using Japanese sake in their products. Sake is one of the gluten-free alcoholic beverages that I am grateful for since my gluten allergy precludes me from enjoying the delicious Japanese-brewed beers these days. Alice Ngan, the founder of Ecila Choco Inc., educated herself about sake by enrolling in various courses offered by the Wine and Spirit Education Trust (WSET) in 2017. Not only did she learn about the production methods that affect the style, quality, and price of sake, but she also came up with an idea of using sake in chocolate! Nihonshu (Japanese sake) is a complex yet delicate-tasting alcoholic beverage and pairing it with chocolate seems like a great idea, doesn't it? Actually, Alice uses sake kasu or sake lees, which is the solid cake left over from the filtration process during sake production. It contains undissolved rice, yeast, and about eight percent alcohol. She obtains the sake kasu she uses in her chocolates directly from Izumi, a small sake brewery located in the Distillery District of Toronto. I received my first order from Ecila today. It was the 36g box containing four small handmade chocolates and a hand-cranked bear music box. Cute concept but definitely not worth the $67 US I paid for the item plus shipping. I also ordered the same item for a friend in Tokyo which cost $78 US to purchase and ship. Aside from the cost, the chocolates were tasty, but not very impressive. The dark chocolate had the texture and taste similar to the Dove® chocolates you can find at any grocery store or pharmacy in the United States for a fraction of the cost. Further, the sake flavor was almost undetectable. I expected something with much more impact. The bear music box was a cute idea, particularly if you were considering gifting someone with sake chocolates, however, that too was a disappointment. I think it would have been a better idea to make it a wind-up music box than a hand-cranked version. The music box is configured to play the song, "Kimi Wo Nosete" ("君をのせて") by Azumi Inoue, but because it is hand-cranked and not a continuous play mechanism, the music is not easy to enjoy. In any event, my curiosity has been satisfied. I will most certainly think twice before ordering from Ecila again.

From the owner: We are Canada's first chocolate company specializing in using sake and sake-kasu in chocolate. We…read moreuse self-invented recipes to create ganache with different tastes, which are infused in delicate dark chocolate shells. The irresistible smooth fillings ranging from pure sake ganache, sake ganache with dried fruit, sake jello, and sake-kasu in various flavours. Sake-kasu is the solid cake left over from the filtration process during sake production. It has health and beauty benefits. All of our products are made by hand in Canada.

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.

One of our family members is celiac, so my in-laws picked up a gluten-free cake here for our…read moreget-together at my place. Oops, sorry--forgot to take a pic of it in its full glory. So you'll have to settle for the quarter slice leftover I have... we kind of forgot about it, as they left it in my fridge for almost two weeks. But today we found it, and surprisingly, it's just as moist and good as when we first tried it that day. It's pretty good! I don't usually have gluten-free cakes, but I wouldn't know it's gluten-free at all. The texture is slightly different, but not a turnoff. I think, in terms of sweetness, it's not too sweet--but maybe, since I'm sensitive to sweetness, it's just a tiny bit sweeter than I would've liked, but still enjoyable. Love the fresh cream layers and berries. Since their gluten-free cake tastes this good, I'm curious to try all their other non-GF treats I've seen at their treat counter next time.

They offer kosher baked goods as well as dairy free and nut free items. Everything I've tried has…read moretasted very good including bagels, challah, chocolate pastries like rugelach, cinnamon pastries and croissants. There is a display case showing off their beautiful, but pricey cakes and other desserts. Many of their breads are on metal shelves on wheels. I believe they make everything fresh on site. It's not as pretty as some other bakeries but they are catering to locals who want traditional Russian style baked goods. I wish they had a price list posted in the bakery. I find some items have prices marked and others don't. They open early six days a week but close early on Fridays and Sundays and are closed on Saturdays. There is free parking right in front of the store.

Ordered on Uber eats and was super happy with the brownies that arrived. Super fresh and tasty…read more Brownies were like fudge and decadent and amazing. Hands down one of the best brownies I've ever had.

The store is adorable 2 areas for you to order items. One area just cookies the other display is…read morefor other things. Got an assorted cookies The staff was friendly and kind. The cookies taste extra good when u warm it up 10-15 secs n the microwave

I've been to this location a few times now, and the last 2 were to pick up Too Good To Go boxes…read morewhen I've been lucky enough to capture one. The store is small and inviting, and smells absolutely incredible. The staff I've interacted with are always friendly. They have a decent variety of different cookies and chocolates, and it's hard to choose what I want to leave with! If there is one negative, it's that the prices are a bit high...the quality is there, but in the end it's still a lot for a simple cookie at the end of the day. This is why I tend to try for the TGTG option since you get a huge box of cookies for $8. Every time has been consistent in what I get. The cookies are never overdone, they are the perfect consistency. Nothing worse than a hard cookie!