August 20/2025: I found this place to be very untidy & seemingly less than well cared for. It was…read morekinda of a hot table set up. You made your selection & the counter staff served your food. The spaghetti carbonara with 2 meat balls + a small bottle of San Pellegrino was $25.00!!! 100% NOT low value products. All this topped off by the food not being NEARLY as hot as it should have been. It did have a pretty good dessert showcase but it doesn't make up for being grossly overcharged for a bowl of pasta. NOT a do-over!

Before I could notice it, a visit to this little family-owned cozy bakery has become a part of my…read morebimonthly routine. I usually go there with my partner and we skip the sweets section (we tried them a couple of times and have since decided to pass on those) and go straight to the back where hot, freshly made selection of brunch/lunch options are. Their chicken on a bun, and chicken with sides of potatoes, mushrooms, and vegetables is our favorite. But you don't just go to this bakery for heart-warming food. You also go there for the warm ladies who serve you the food and chat with you for a couple of minutes, the elderly people who, you can tell, have gotten into the habit of coming here since a long time for a cup of coffee, and the charming little seating area next to the breads section where you can enjoy your food while soaking in the bakery aromas. This place is like the hobbit land in the middle of the crowd of big brand coffee houses and I want just that sometimes in the middle of the day.

Nice place and amazing food, Italian food is amazing and cake I love it…read more Nice ambience.

Nice place, liked food.. hidden gem.. liked the breakfast.. and cake is amazing. 100%…read morerecommendation.

Visited Dolce Bakery on a weekend and it is conveniently located a short distance from Rosedale…read moreStation. My first visit and I was excited to try their sourdough bread. At first glance, it is a small shop with a selection of pastries and sourdough bread available. There were sandwiches, coffees and other options on the menu as well. Service was OK and nothing stood out to be honest. Service was slow even though there was (1) couple ahead of me and I was also not greeted upon entering. The person's tone was not very friendly either and left me feeling unwelcome. The shop was quiet on a Sunday afternoon and there were friendly locals sitting outside on the bench. I ordered a Latte and the sourdough bread to go. The latte I received was extremely hot in temperature and it was disappointing. Sourdough bread is OK but unfortunately it wasn't as expected. I don't think I'll be returning as much as I want to like this place but I'll be going back to my usual bakery for bread.

This place is awesome. They have everything from pizza…read moredough to pastries to gelato. I got a variety of things and I'm happy with everything. Pistachio gelato Macaroon Cannoli Almond croissant Chocolate croissant Tiramisu Honestly everything was tasty! The best part was that the girl working named Jasmine had the brightest smile even through her mask. Highly recommend will be back!!

I absolutely love this place for lunch, the meatball sub is one my favourites. Also the Wednesday…read morespecial for roast beef dinner is to die for at $11.99. You get 2 slices of spectacular roast beef, a side of veggies or corn, and mashed or solid potatoes. I have been here at least 20+ times.

I went there for lunch on Wednesday May 15, 2025, asked for the special, roast beef with gravy,…read moremashed potatoes and sauteed vegetables (the pieces were not the biggest but were very tasty), I saw the breaded chicken, I asked what the price was for it, I was told $8.99 for 2 pieces......................so I said yes to it, she was picking out the smallest pieces................I had to instruct the girl behind the counter on which pieces I wanted and she still put a small piece in the contained...................as I said the roast beef was good, and the chicken was to my liking..............word to the wise, watch what you pay for..........not too mention that the banana cream pie on the bakery side is delicious, bu8t tooo much whipped cream topping, and the banana chips on top were hard.

I had a trip planned to visit some friends on the East side of Toronto, so I decided now was the…read moretime to make a stop in Mississauga to check out the Polish delis. It's been 8 years since I've lived in Warsaw, Poland, and I miss the food! So Wisła Deli was first on my list. At the time of planning my trip, I didn't think about the fact that I was visiting on Holy Thursday. So let me tell you - this is not the time to visit if you're some average Joe just trying to check out the place for the first time. Avoid the high holy days because every Polish person will be on a mission and it can be scary. (I say this with all the love in my heart for my Polish ladies!) As soon I as was waiting for the turn into the plaza, I knew the mistake I'd made. The whole little plaza is filled with Polish stores - bakeries, cafe, flower shop, deli, and the parking lot was a zoo. I made the decision to pull around the the next office building area and parked there to avoid some of the chaos. On the walk over to the store from where I parked, everyone was speaking Polish. Most were on a mission. Get the goods for Easter. I entered the deli (I think through the exit) and maneuvered around the line at the check out counter and the line for ordering meats. I hadn't gone in with a plane of what I was actually going to buy, so I meandered through the aisles a bit refamiliarizing myself with all the Polish products. I found the raspberry Delicja Jaffa cookies, and I grabbed some real chrzan, scoped out my Zywiez Zdroj Mocny Gaz water and made a mental note to come back and grab a six pack. I scored some pączki z różą (oh my gosh were the deilcious), decided on a rye sunflower seed bread, and I found some Ser Flavita (not the exact kind I used to eat, but I think it will do). Then I headed to the prepared food counter and got a quart size container of sauerkraut and mushrooms - sort of like a vegetarian version of bigos. In line to check out, the three ladies were running an efficient process. There's not time to dally, you have to be ready. The memories of all the times I've checked out at the grocery stores in Warsaw came floodback. Did I want a rekalmowka? (Yes, please). Is it ok that I'm paying $20 for 6 bottles of water (yes, I still want it), trying to remember what the numbers are in Polish, then fumbling with cash and correct change (if you've been to Poland you know...) in a foreign currency (remember I'm from the US and was paying with Canadian money that I don't instinctually recognize)... It made my blood pressure rise and my heart race, but at the same time I loved it. It brought me back to a time and place I was very happy in. Overall, there was a good selection of foods, they were well stocked, and they worked efficiently - so even though it was croweded I was in and out relatively quickly. But, a visit to the Polish deli is not for the faint of heart, and stay away from holiday weekends if you've never been before!

Great place! Love it! They have a hot food area in the back with excellent selections and great…read moreservice. The bakery section is fantastic. The deli section has a great selection of cold cuts, and other foods. Service is great and they are very efficient. They also have a small cafe in the back for espresso or coffee. It's pricey. But well worth it.

Trigo bakery use to be my go to for bread...however over the last year I have noticed a change and…read morethe last straw for me was the fact that I was sold day old bread as it was fresh... Prices have gone up and it looks like the new owner is prepared to rip of customers, so wondering what else he is doing to the food. People go elsewhere.

Consumer Alert: My father, a senior, was double-charged using the point of sale machine(POS). This…read morehappened in December 2024. He was told the card had not worked and was directed to enter it a second time. The discrepancy was subsequently noticed on his bank statement. My father attended the store, as did I, to inform them of the double-charge. We were both told that the owner would be in touch. We have followed up, in person, by phone and email a number of times with Manager Gilda, and been given a variety of excuses regarding the owner's ongoing absence; including: he was en route back from Pakistan and would call in a few days, he was very ill, he remains out of the country and is the only one who can address financial matters. I have now engaged the bank, the police and Consumer Protection Ontario to investigate as the response from store management has been inadequate and evasive. This is posted as a caution to obtain and scrutinize POS receipts and check that a transaction is indeed VOID/CANCELLED before entering or tapping your card a second time.

Anyone who eats eggless and has a sweet tooth should definitely give this a try! Honestly their…read morebakery items(esp their kulche chhole) are really great! This rasmalai cake was very yummy! Overall a very great spot for vegetarians who prefer eggless bakery items!

Tiny little hidden gem tucked away in a plaza... took my friends for a masala chai…read more.. Its a small little bakery which bakes cake and makes biscuits. There is one table which seats about 4... So we ordered their masala chai and it was quite good, they cooked and steeped it very well as you could taste the masala at the end... we also say they have patties (similar to back home)... We tried both the potato and panner... WOW spicy and good to the last bite. I also bought a box of their coconut covered biscuts and they were very good too! This is a pure vegetarian bakery and quite a good one.

When interviewing for a job, they say the interviewer makes a decision in the first 5 seconds…read more First impressions are likewise important with food, I'm sorry but pastries and cookies sometimes just look good, and sometimes just don't. The presentation of pastries here was underwhelming, nothing "looked" good, and the decor was subpar (I'm not a big decor guy, but it does leave an impression). Der Brokorb is a small tucked away bakery and sandwich place in Woodchester mall. A selection of freshly baked breads ($3 per loaf) lines the wall behind the counter which has a small selection of pastries, homemade cookies and desserts. I stopped by for breakfast, but not a whole lot looked especially appetizing. The only thing that quirked my interest was this chocolate almond cookie thing ($1.50, see the picture), but it wasn't very tasty. There wasn't another person in the place, so I'm questioning whether turnover is a problem and how fresh the pastries are. Individual apple pies ($3 each), homemade cookies ($3 per box) looked fairly average. On the positive side of things, when I walked in through the door I was hit with the smell of freshly baking bread so maybe their breads are pretty good. I wouldn't mind trying a sandwich, but the pastries and cookies didn't leave a good impression. Not much of a place for decor, had a few tables for sit down as they serve sandwiches and soups during lunch.

I had a few minutes in my lunch hour to spare so I ducked into this inviting little spot to try…read moresome of their European themed food. I ordered carrot cream soup and a white bun with butter. The bun melted in my mouth - so good and fresh. The soup was rich, tasty and SPICY! I wasn't expecting the cumin, and it warmed me nicely. I'd like to return for the perogies and/or cabbage rolls. The selection of pastry looked authentic including rum balls.