Ordered in chocolate obsession and Black Forest pastry!!…read more It was amazing! Super moist The chocolate one was dense and flavorful probably one of the best chocolate pastries I have had! It also had this layer of caramel which made it far more interesting. I am not a big fan of chocolate pastries but this was amazing The Black Forest pastry was rich and moist with lot of cherries Not over sweet! Just amazing! Trust me you won't regret eating a pastry here specially the chocolate obsession .

Found a sharp wooden toothpick hidden laying flat inside my croissant, not a sandwich. This is a…read moremajor safety hazard.

Lovely food. Unfortunately one of the dirtiest patios in…read morethe city and extremely off putting. To a point that we avoid this place completely. All it takes is a hose.

Well, according to Reddit they're the best, so I found out. Went down there from Hidden Valley and…read morepopped in for breakfast on SAT May 30. Took the wife down there for a surprise, she got the plain omelet and I got the bacon and egg on a croissant and a london fog and mocha for drinks and two more croissant to go ....... Easy enough to order, the place was busy, and great service but was it $50 bucks good ..... yes once ! :-) My only real question is who the hell pays $6.50 for one croissant? That was nuts - ok maybe for $10-15 in a sandwich like breakfast but NOT for one croissant. If they were the only game in town and you were Jonesing for one ok but no........ As a test the wife went to Costco the next day and grabbed a pack of theirs and to be honest we got 12 of them for $8.00 bucks or $67 cents each. Yes, the La Boulangerie is larger by 20% or so but $0.68 is a far cry from $6.50 for ONE croissant, now in looking at the neighbourhood and the nice cars driving by I get it - but no sorry not for me! Maybe if you were the French Ambassador to Canada and you grew up eating them you might notice a difference in taste or you're a molecular chemist and KNOW - otherwise they tasted the same.

During my Canada trip, I went to this bakery twice! That's how amazing it is!…read more I tried the royal cake, paris-calgary cake, and chocolate/vanilla croissant! All were so delicious. Must try when in Calgary!

The macaroons are great! Variety of flavors and delish. But the canele was a bit of a…read moredisappointment. I guess nothing beats La Bise bakery's canele but still. I would not come back as I'm not a huge macaroon fan. They don't have much variety in terms of different types of desserts.

Amazing decaf latte. Warm, friendly environment. All the baristas seem to like each other. I had…read morethe Kouign Amann and it was delicious. Smells like butter in here

I ordered Double Baked Pandan Croissant, Kouign Amann, Good Morning Vietnam - condensed milk latte…read morew coconut milk. The pandan Croissant didn't quite have the crunchy double baked exterior I was expecting but had good pandan flavor and was indulgent. Kouign Amann was textbook. Good Morning Vietnam tasted mostly of coconut and less coffee. Service was good and friendly. I like the chill quiet vibe.

Wanted to try their roulettes after finding out about them. They are decent but I found the sponge…read morecake could be a little softer and fluffier. The cream was nice and the added fruit was excellent. For $4.5 you get a decent sized roulette.

Ordered some goodies via Uber Eats today! Ordered: -…read moreGerman Chocolate Cake - Dulce le Leche Cheesecake - Rollette with strawberry cream - Macarons- pistachio, pineapple coconut, hazelnut chocolate So far, have tried the galette- pretty good!

What a super cute, bright, clean and welcoming little shop! Little bears everywhere were a fun…read moretouch! I stopped in with a specific desert in mind: Nanaimo Bars. Unfortunately they didn't have these on the menu. Instead I purchased a chocolate brownie. It was rich and especially gooey (as opposed to cakey). Lots of chocolate chips too but no icing. I prefer my brownie with a slightly crisp top, and somewhat cakey middle. The texture was too much on the side of uncooked dough in my opinion. Not to mention the $5.50 price for such a small portion left me wondering and wanting more. The store was very cute and definitely a good space to enjoy a coffee or treat from their menu. The cheesecake offerings looked scrumptious. The young lady behind the counter was very welcoming. I did not see wheelchair accessibility.

walking by, i was curious about the sign and name, so i popped into rocky dessert market at 400 5…read moreave sw and was pleasantly surprised to find the ac blasting. the space is incredibly cute, with soft lighting and a warm, inviting atmosphere. it feels like a tiny hidden antique café tucked away from the bustle of downtown. the front seating area is bright and airy, framed by large arched windows that flood the room with natural light during the day. mismatched wooden chairs, small café tables, vintage inspired tapestry sofa, and warm pendant lighting create an intimate setting that encourages you to slow down and stay awhile. despite being located in the heart of downtown, it feels surprisingly peaceful. deeper inside, the charm becomes even more apparent. a collection of gently used teddy bears sits among vintage teacups, saucers, figurines, and floral china arranged across lace covered tables. framed artwork, decorative plates, and antique furnishings give the space the feeling of a grandmother's cosy sitting room rather than a typical dessert shop. many of the teacups, figurines, and plush toys are available for purchase, adding to the whimsical, nostalgic character of the café. they serve desserts late, which makes it a perfect spot for an impromptu evening stop. desserts ranging from cheesecakes to puddings and cookies are largely made in house, giving the menu a fresh, handcrafted feel. i tried the strawberry matcha latte with oat milk. it looked promising, with a vibrant colour and attractive presentation, but tasted a little sweeter and flatter than i had hoped. still, the atmosphere more than makes up for it. rocky dessert market's greatest strength is its personality. between the vintage décor, eclectic antiques, and cosy seating, it feels less like a dessert shop and more like a charming hidden retreat. it's the kind of place where you can linger over a drink, soak in the calm, and enjoy a little dose of playful nostalgia in the middle of the city.

Cute modern bakery inside one of the most beautiful atriums in Calgary downtown (Brookfield place)…read more They can also heat up the items for you. Tried the almond croissant, would have liked more almond paste/filling but perhaps that isnt the style here. Friendly service and lots of seating, perfect spot for a quick bite on your own or with a few friends.

Absolutely DELICIOUS and staff so friendly and stayed open past close so I could get sweets.read more

This bakery has the best donut I have ever eaten in my life! I had the strawberry cream donut. The…read moredonut was so soft and fresh and the cream filling was light, fluffy and absolutely delicious! I usually get the blueberry filled mochi and almond croissant also, which I highly recommend. I would definitely recommend coming here if you enjoy pastries and sweets!

Excellent donuts. Fair price for the quality. Great customer service. Parking availableread more