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Bakery and cafe conveniently located in the mall. I've been here a ton of times, the workers are always friendly. The tables are very dirty though. Pastries are fresh, but I don't think they use real butter so don't expect the highest quality. Life hack, you can always ask for your pastry to be warmed up, the cinnamon rolls taste way better that way
Chocolate lovers place to go!! I didn't know what to try but just wanted something light. We got the Romkugler, it's a ball of chocolate brownie. Not sweet like usual brownies. Covered with sprinkles or coconut. Then tried these little tarts called Mazarin. Each filled with fruits in the middle. I tried the orange and raspberry. Orange was really good, tastes like marmalade. Small cafe, has the pastries behind the glass and seating across fir dine in. I noticed the viking ship above the seating area.
Pretty happy to visit this Danish Pastries House at Eaton Center. Items at this location are simply superb. Many varieties to choose from. They use only the best ingredients in their handcrafted gourmet pastries. croissant, cinnamon bun, cookies, sourdough bread, Mazarins, and so on, you name it. Need to call out their Kokostop, which is a coconut macaroon with custard and Belgian chocolate. Beautifully done and it is sooooooo good. So passionate about baking. It's gluten-free, btw. Next time when you visit Eaton Center, stop by here and grab a few of their popular pastries after you go shopping.
Great concept and variety of pastries, a perfect spot to just take a coffee break during shopping. But I am disappointed in their customer service. There were two ladies working when I stopped there, neither was very friendly... they never asked if my order was to go or dine in, but without asking they put my cake in a paper bag, running the berry topping. I told them I was eating that there, and she just handed me a fork, but not a plate....Never seen a place where a cake is served with no plate. I had to ask nicely for one. I was disappointed. Cake and coffee were both great!
Not sure what's with the negative reviews? I've stopped into the Danish Pastry House a few times now and have always enjoyed their treats. Plus their coffee is very good - my go to is the Americano. Most recently I stopped in to grab a dozen of their sweet croissants to bring to my in laws for a morning treat during my brother in law's wedding weekend. I chose a mixture of the flavours: plain, chocolate/custard, almond, and raspberry. Was nice to enjoy in the morning after the wedding festivities. The croissants were crispy and flaky on the outside then tender and sweet on the inside - so good! Definitely stop in to try one of their goodies and treat yo' self!!
I am basing this on my first of many purchases at the new Eaton Centre location... The store is bright and airy. You do not feel cramped inside shopping, browsing or people watching with a yummy cup of beverage available... The selection is standard DPH fare... What makes this special is the warmth of the staff, they make you feel like a regular even though it's your first at the location. I will definitely need to slowly try out each variety and people watch more as this slowly becomes my tea time stop...
Folks the much needed dessert fix has arrived in Eaton (things did improve a lot with the pusateri food court) in the main shopping area. Buttery goodness check Fresh baked items check Enticing smell worth a detour check I have become a big fan of this spot after getting all nostalgic from their initial foray into downtown. This one is sure to please so do try it when you need a sugar rush to get over the shopping fatigue.
I was walking by and was enticed by all the yummy looking pastries in the window! Upon entering you see a small seating area to the right and a wide selection of pastries to the left. The place was clean and had a bright and open feeling to it. All the staff were very polite and friendly I opted for the Aeblesnitte and Chokolade Roulade. The aeblesnitte is a puff pastry made with short crust dough, almond paste, custard, apple, and almonds. It's fresh and moist. The apples and custard went well together. The chokolade roulade is chocolate cake with buttercream. It was also fresh and tasted similar to a chocolate Swiss roll. They have a nice variety of items and everything was fresh but overall the taste was just okay. I would go back to give other items a try though.
Danish pastries, Kontra coffee from Copenhagen, seating for about 8 people or 4 pairs due to social/physical distancing guidelines. A cute place for a quick snack or grab for something sweet if not uplifting and energizing. Quick and polite service. Cinnamon rolls seem to be one of the most popular items, but I was thirsty so I got their elderflower soda, since I don't drink coffee nor most teas from non tea shops. The soda had a delicate taste and I love the fact that it is organic. I also like the fact that they have almond milk as a possible substitution or extra add-on. The blueberry crumble was the right sweetness and had plenty of blueberries just the way I like it. Have not been inside a bakery, cafe or coffee shop in a long time. Considering that this location is in Eatons Centre, the heart of downtown, the prices were quite reasonable. They also waive off tax if you buy 6 or more baked goods!! Would pop by again when I'm back in the mall next time.
The DANISH PASTRY HOUSE at the Eaton Centre mid levels is the go-to place for true Danish Hygge Comfort with delicious sweet and savoury offerings as well as their wholesome multi-grain loaves of bread as pictured. It also has one wall of tables for one to rest and indulge with a full coffee/tea operation. Busy and friendly staff run an efficient operation. A smaller outlet (for purchase only) is also located downtown at the lower level of Union Station. A sweet tooth lover's oasis!
Delicious buttery croissants! My almond and cheese croissants were a little overbaked and chewy (hollow inside and dense unflaked layers), but is still yummy and flavourful! Would have to go again to confirm baking consistency.
We were at Eaton center. My friend strongly suggest I should try this place. We share three pastries. I like them for this place is pretty unique in Toronto but I come from Montreal. We have more pastry shops in Montreal, probably with more choices. They didn't offer the service to cut the big bread for customers. There was a long line but it moved very fast. There are five tables. Rotate pretty quick too. They also make decent coffee. Nice stop for resting a little.
I give one star to this place for several reasons. The tables and floor were super dirty. I asked for my cinnamon bun to be near and it is heated in a microwave. I stayed to eat there but they don't have plates and normal clutter. My plate was the bad and my fork was plastic. The ham and cheese bun/bread didn't have ham so I returned it. There's no clear direction if wether to order the bread or pay first. Quality was not good.
2 months ago
I picked the Viking Slices. Flaky Danish pastry with white remonce, almond paste, custard & glazed with chocolate icing. White remonce: mixture of creamed butter and sugar Luisa recommended the blueberry and strawberry cream cheese danish and chocolate croissant. The Copenhagen scones were on the dryer side. read more
This location is much busier since it's inside a shopping mall. I find that this place is very inconsistent with their baked goods especially their chocolate and almond butterhorns (croissant). Some days you will get a dry almost stale croissant with sparse fillings. And then there are times when it's the opposite. The prices are pretty average for a downtown Toronto which translates to being expensive. There are limited seatings so the ambiance is not the same as what you get in a cafe like settings. But if you can't find a seat, head downstairs in the foodcourt. There's a vast selection of pastries and baked goods but nothing extraordinary and authentic as what we had in Copenhagen. Maybe will try other stuff if I want to satisfy my sweet tooth and somewhere in the area. This location is much busier since it's inside a shopping mall. I find that this place is very inconsistent with their baked goods especially their chocolate and almond butterhorns (croissant). Some days you will get a dry almost stale croissant with sparse fillings. And then there are times when it's the opposite. The prices are pretty average for a downtown Toronto which translates to being expensive. There are limited seatings so the ambiance is not the same as what you get in a cafe like settings. But if you can't find a seat, head downstairs in the foodcourt. There's a vast selection of pastries and baked goods but nothing extraordinary and authentic as what we had in Copenhagen. Maybe will try other stuff if I want to satisfy my sweet tooth and somewhere in the area. read more
Coffee and bread pudding. I am not a coffee person but I like their coffee. Lots of pastries. I like to sit and eat there. Service is friendly. They have a few tables and sometimes you have to share with people. Mostly good to eat when hungry and shopping. I used to binge on their rum balls, had to stop. I had also brought a multi seed bread home. A tad expensive but what place isn't these days. Their offerings are definitely worth it! read more
Bakery and cafe conveniently located in the mall. I've been here a ton of times, the workers are always friendly. The tables are very dirty though. Pastries are fresh, but I don't think they use real butter so don't expect the highest quality. Life hack, you can always ask for your pastry to be warmed up, the cinnamon rolls taste way better that way read more
Chocolate lovers place to go!! I didn't know what to try but just wanted something light. We got the Romkugler, it's a ball of chocolate brownie. Not sweet like usual brownies. Covered with sprinkles or coconut. Then tried these little tarts called Mazarin. Each filled with fruits in the middle. I tried the orange and raspberry. Orange was really good, tastes like marmalade. Small cafe, has the pastries behind the glass and seating across fir dine in. I noticed the viking ship above the seating area. read more
Pretty happy to visit this Danish Pastries House at Eaton Center. Items at this location are simply superb. Many varieties to choose from. They use only the best ingredients in their handcrafted gourmet pastries. croissant, cinnamon bun, cookies, sourdough bread, Mazarins, and so on, you name it. Need to call out their Kokostop, which is a coconut macaroon with custard and Belgian chocolate. Beautifully done and it is sooooooo good. So passionate about baking. It's gluten-free, btw. Next time when you visit Eaton Center, stop by here and grab a few of their popular pastries after you go shopping. read more
Great concept and variety of pastries, a perfect spot to just take a coffee break during shopping. But I am disappointed in their customer service. There were two ladies working when I stopped there, neither was very friendly... they never asked if my order was to go or dine in, but without asking they put my cake in a paper bag, running the berry topping. I told them I was eating that there, and she just handed me a fork, but not a plate....Never seen a place where a cake is served with no plate. I had to ask nicely for one. I was disappointed. Cake and coffee were both great! read more
7 years ago
Not sure what's with the negative reviews? I've stopped into the Danish Pastry House a few times now and have always enjoyed their treats. Plus their coffee is very good - my go to is the Americano. Most recently I stopped in to grab a dozen of their sweet croissants to bring to my in laws for a morning treat during my brother in law's wedding weekend. I chose a mixture of the flavours: plain, chocolate/custard, almond, and raspberry. Was nice to enjoy in the morning after the wedding festivities. The croissants were crispy and flaky on the outside then tender and sweet on the inside - so good! Definitely stop in to try one of their goodies and treat yo' self!! read more
1 year ago
I am basing this on my first of many purchases at the new Eaton Centre location... The store is bright and airy. You do not feel cramped inside shopping, browsing or people watching with a yummy cup of beverage available... The selection is standard DPH fare... What makes this special is the warmth of the staff, they make you feel like a regular even though it's your first at the location. I will definitely need to slowly try out each variety and people watch more as this slowly becomes my tea time stop... read more
Folks the much needed dessert fix has arrived in Eaton (things did improve a lot with the pusateri food court) in the main shopping area. Buttery goodness check Fresh baked items check Enticing smell worth a detour check I have become a big fan of this spot after getting all nostalgic from their initial foray into downtown. This one is sure to please so do try it when you need a sugar rush to get over the shopping fatigue. read more
I was walking by and was enticed by all the yummy looking pastries in the window! Upon entering you see a small seating area to the right and a wide selection of pastries to the left. The place was clean and had a bright and open feeling to it. All the staff were very polite and friendly I opted for the Aeblesnitte and Chokolade Roulade. The aeblesnitte is a puff pastry made with short crust dough, almond paste, custard, apple, and almonds. It's fresh and moist. The apples and custard went well together. The chokolade roulade is chocolate cake with buttercream. It was also fresh and tasted similar to a chocolate Swiss roll. They have a nice variety of items and everything was fresh but overall the taste was just okay. I would go back to give other items a try though. read more
6 years ago
Danish pastries, Kontra coffee from Copenhagen, seating for about 8 people or 4 pairs due to social/physical distancing guidelines. A cute place for a quick snack or grab for something sweet if not uplifting and energizing. Quick and polite service. Cinnamon rolls seem to be one of the most popular items, but I was thirsty so I got their elderflower soda, since I don't drink coffee nor most teas from non tea shops. The soda had a delicate taste and I love the fact that it is organic. I also like the fact that they have almond milk as a possible substitution or extra add-on. The blueberry crumble was the right sweetness and had plenty of blueberries just the way I like it. Have not been inside a bakery, cafe or coffee shop in a long time. Considering that this location is in Eatons Centre, the heart of downtown, the prices were quite reasonable. They also waive off tax if you buy 6 or more baked goods!! Would pop by again when I'm back in the mall next time. read more
The DANISH PASTRY HOUSE at the Eaton Centre mid levels is the go-to place for true Danish Hygge Comfort with delicious sweet and savoury offerings as well as their wholesome multi-grain loaves of bread as pictured. It also has one wall of tables for one to rest and indulge with a full coffee/tea operation. Busy and friendly staff run an efficient operation. A smaller outlet (for purchase only) is also located downtown at the lower level of Union Station. A sweet tooth lover's oasis! read more
Delicious buttery croissants! My almond and cheese croissants were a little overbaked and chewy (hollow inside and dense unflaked layers), but is still yummy and flavourful! Would have to go again to confirm baking consistency. read more
2 years ago
We were at Eaton center. My friend strongly suggest I should try this place. We share three pastries. I like them for this place is pretty unique in Toronto but I come from Montreal. We have more pastry shops in Montreal, probably with more choices. They didn't offer the service to cut the big bread for customers. There was a long line but it moved very fast. There are five tables. Rotate pretty quick too. They also make decent coffee. Nice stop for resting a little. read more
5 years ago
I give one star to this place for several reasons. The tables and floor were super dirty. I asked for my cinnamon bun to be near and it is heated in a microwave. I stayed to eat there but they don't have plates and normal clutter. My plate was the bad and my fork was plastic. The ham and cheese bun/bread didn't have ham so I returned it. There's no clear direction if wether to order the bread or pay first. Quality was not good. read more
7 years ago
We went to the location in the Eaton center. We were lured in by the long lines and window selection of pastries. We just got one cremebolle pastry to share. It claims to be a pastry with custard, marzipan and chocolate. Our pastry had NO custard or marzipan. The pastry itself was flaky. But it's hard to judge the experience as we were advertised something we didn't get. Unfortunately we took it to go so we didn't get to see what type of reparation we'd get. Probably wouldn't return. read more
It is a small-ish place (though admittedly I have not been to other Danish Pastry House locations yet). From where, you enter, there is sitting to your right and all the food to your left. The pastries tasted delicious and there are so many to choose from when you get in. The people who work there, seemed very nice and helpful. read more
After recently learning about the Danish concept of hygge, I really wanted to try Danish pastries in the winter. I'm so glad this place exists and that they have so many amazing pastry options! I opted for their two most popular choices today: the Viking and the custard snegl (snail). The Viking is like a puff pastry / croissant with chocolate on one side and custard in the middle. It's a shaped like a large triangle and very flaky. The custard snegl also has chocolate and custard, but in a circular shape. TBH, the two chocolate custard pastries tasted similar, but I can't complain because they were both great. Since I probably can't eat more than 2 in one sitting without falling into a deep food coma, I'll have to come here every time I stop by the Eaton centre, until I've tried all their pastries. I don't even care that I'm lactose intolerant. I need to try all of them. I also assumed this was an international chain, but was pleasantly surprised to find out that it's a local business. I love supporting local businesses! read more
First time here. I am a big fan of marzipan and I bought a Wiener Krone (Royal Crown). Pros of the pastry shop: 1. A huge selection of pastries. 2. Price is in the normal range. Cons of Royal Crown: 1. Not enough paste. A bar of marzipan at Metro costs only 5,6 dollars so I expect more marzipan in it. 2. Quite oily. read more
Haven't been to Eaton centre for quite sometime. i noticed the Danish pastry House when I was on my way to the Eatery and determined I must stop here to satisfy my sweet tooth after a late lunch 2 weekends ago. Love all the options they offer at Danish pastry house. There is a good selection and there are cakes too. You pay more of a premium here for pastries and cakes. However worth a try. It was a shocker to me that it ring up almost $8 for two items. But oh well. I bought the Viking slice and some other cinnamon pastry. Both really flaky and crispy. The staff at the cafe will bag my pastries and hand it to me. Than I Had to queue for payment. It's not very speedy if you are in a rush I must say. Because the staff at cash would need to open your baggie to see what's in it and punch in your item in to the machine. This place can get busy!!! There is limited seating here, you can't really chill here and enjoy it. It's more like a quick stop and go. I would return again just to try something else. read more
5 years ago
Love the croissants (smorhorns) here. They are so good when fresh and hot out of the oven. My favourite flavour is the chocolate and custard, but they're all good. I like the savoury ham and cheese one too. read more
7 years ago
They really have best pastries in dt Toronto, anything you try tastes great, apple tart, chocolate pastries, fruity ones. Absolutely love them all This time I tried the one with apple and ciinnamon the name is Ablisnitte or st similar, yum read more
4 years ago
6 years ago
The server is very nice and patient to introduce all the pastries there. The croissant is not amazing but it's a good resting spot in the mall. It's just hard not to stop by and have a bit of pastries whenever I'm at Eaton center read more
7 years ago
Finally had a chance to try this place. It's been open for a year or so. I have to say the pastries on display don't exactly scream come in to see me. It looks burnt and dry. But I did walk in on a Saturday afternoon on a rainy day and up close the pastries in the front window look quite delicious. We bought a box of 6, elefanfod, rum ball chocolate and coconut, chocolate croissant, meringue, coconut macaron and I'm forgetting. The pastries are surprising delicious. You have to Iike butter and carbs if you come in. There's a nice little sit down area and coffee and tea if you want to eat in. The bakery box is a bit strange the top is an open cover so they need to put a wax paper sheet. Also have to pay for a plastic bag which you need to transport the box properly but the plastic bag in no way fits the shape of the box so you're holding the box by hand with the bag not the bag and it's uncomfortable. Overall great comfort pastry shop if you need some sugar. Another reason we can't judge a book by its cover. read more
8 years ago
6 years ago
Very friendly. Amazing pastries. Not too sweet, just how I like it. Nicest workers with an eye for knowing what people want. Absolutely love it here. read more
5 years ago
7 years ago
I don't understand the negative reviews? Came here on a Friday early evening for the first time after walking by several times before. I got the chocolate roll and holy chalupas it was one of the best pastries I've ever had. The cream cheese or icing was so buttery and the pastry so delicious. I'm mad for not coming inside sooner. Well maybe saved myself some calories but now that I've tasted - I will be sure to get something everytime I'm inside the mall! YUM!!!! read more
Lines can get outrageously long if you come at peak times, i.e. after work, but sooo worth the wait. Grab a table, stay awhile, or grab and go something for your coffee break... You must try the kokostoppe (gluten free!), which is my personal favourite with a dipped dark chocolate base and dense, chewy caramelized coconut body! Similar in shape is the Flødebolle, but the similarities stop at the exterior. I wasn't a huge fan of the overly sweet meringue interior, but the texture was so much fun - like biting into a whimsical cloud. Prices here are very reasonable, most pastries are around $3-5. Service was superior - despite all my annoying, novice questions and name-butchering, the staff behind the counter was so kind, patiently explaining each item to me. 5/5 will be back. read more
8 years ago
Omg. Delicious pastries. Tried the ham and cheese butterhorn and cinnamon high snail. Imagine it is lined up often but moves fast the staff are friendly and efficient. Highly recommend. read more
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