Stopped by Hunterhorn Bakery for a few delicious items to enjoy again ! They had a long fruit…read morebread without the icing ... tasted great toasted and buttered , a couple of their Texas Donuts , 4 assorted fresh Turnovers and tried a cream pastry and cream horn . Both were yummy ! Their fresh baked Turnovers are flaky & great with coffee or snack . Love coming here for so many choices of fresh baking !

I was craving a banh mi and I saw that this place had great ratings so I decided to give it a try…read more I was not let down. Friendly people that run the bakery, no frills and full of flavour. It was hot and delicious. The sate beef was so tasty and perfectly cooked. The bahn mi had such great compliments of flavour with the pickled veggies, spice kick of the jalapeños and sauces.

I came in on Family Day and it seemed as though there was a lot more selection since the last time…read moreI was here back in the Fall. Although I wanted to buy more, I only bought a coco crunch croissant and a strawberry cloud cream donut (marscapone cream cheese, whipped cream, condensed milk, egg, butter,flour and sugar!). I prefer this location over Chinook as it has more selection since the store is larger. I would recommend trying this place. I normally purchase the almond croissant and blueberry mochi, but they were sold out. Needless to say the donut was absolutely amazing! So fluffy and the cream wasn't too sweet, it was absolutely perfect! The croissant was also crunchy with a custard filling. Absolutely delicious!

It's a nice and cute Korean bakery with hints of Japanese vibes. This one is located at the very…read moreheart of Marda Loop so it's pretty easy to spot it. Their selection of pastries is diverse and interesting. They also offer cakes for special occasions. I recommend strongly the Dalgona coffee. Unfortunately, if you're looking for a great baguette, go elsewhere. During summer, they add a patio where you can chill and have your drink or pastry. The staff is very friendly. Prices are ok.

Seemed like a small chinese bakery, have the normal stuff, dantat, pineapple bun with various…read morefillings, white sugar cake, etc. Pricing wise is fair around 2.50(?) for big ones and some small r 1$. It was so bad, so disappointing. Charsui bolo was so sad man (look at pics), the filling was genuinely nonexistent. We also got a taro bolobao but when we cut into it it was 70% laiwong and 30% taro. The laiwong was too artificial, gummy like. We also got their sponge cupcakes, they were dry, tried steaming it to moisten but it was still DRY. Also got peanut mochi barely any filling. Seems like a pattern with all their goods. Dont recommend

Delicious Cury Buns !!! too bad they are not deliverying with Uber or Doordash. My lady friend…read morepicked the curry buns up !!!

Best strawberry daifuku ever! We also tried the white rabbit summer special and a mango sago…read morepomelo bowl.

Came here three times during my three days in Calgary. Coming from California, we have a ton of…read moregood food to compare to this. It was super busy the first day we tried it on a Saturday evening. The other two times we came, it was pretty dead. So I would say the crowd can be hit or miss, but expect a long wait during peak times (Fri/Sat evening). Tried like 10 different items. I think my favorite was the jumbo mochi. It had fruit, ice cream, wrapped in mochi. It was the most well-rounded. I would skip on the mochi with peanuts, egg tart mochi, and Thai tea with tiger pearl (giant grass jelly balls). Many on the items are similar, with slight variations and it's hard to tell the different between them. The dessert with lemon and chia seeds was ok. I liked that it was on the lighter side, but the lemon flavor was too strong for me. The options with ice cream in them were the best. They make each item to order, so it can be a little slow but it's understandable. Order on the kiosk and wait to be called to pick up your order. You can order some of the items from the noodle side and I believe you can go sit inside that area as well. Tables only seem to be put out in the hallway during peak times, after the other businesses are closed. Parking is difficult. We were able to get lucky with free parking about a block away. There is a pay parking lot next to it, but it's a little expensive imo and it's very small/tight.

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.

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

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

The Fong Thanh Bakery, located next to the Hong Kong Int'l Supermarket on 17th Ave SE, is jam…read morepacked with all the Asian baked goods you can imagine and more. Unlike a lot of the bakeries I've visited, their display cases are crammed with everything from sweet to savoury, and all points in between. The BBQ Pork bun for $1.25 was calling my name, with its perfectly round yellow bun and shiny egg wash, and I opted for a CoCo Rico coconut soda, also $1.25. The pork bun was an extremely generous size (about 1/2 the size of my head), and when heated up, was a tasty treat. There was a nice mix of minced BBQ pork and sauce inside the somewhat sweet pastry. The coconut soda tasted much like cream soda and was cool and refreshing. When you consider that this ample snack cost only $2.50 in total, you'd have to say that the Fong Thanh Bakery delivers mucho bang for your buck!

The baker is great. She makes sure everything is fresh. I get requests all of the time for the…read moresesame flowers. They are perfect for a ladies tea. I bought them initially as a decoration, but the nephews demanded that they eat them. I really enjoy the steamed meat buns, not your traditional ! Another favorite is the baked yolk moon cakes. If you call ahead she will make them. A 4 yolk moon cake is approx $16.