If you don't make a point of going to our amazing Farmers Market every saturday, and if you haven't…read moreenjoyed one of the Ottawa Tavern's incredible burgers recently, you may not be aware that amazing bread is a real thing in Toledo. Keep an eye on All Crumbs Bakery's Facebook page and website. They take online orders up until midnight Thursday for Saturday pickup, and their bread is truly incredible. It's actually a bit puzzling how good it all is. Every single thing I've tried, from their chocolate filled croissants, to their burger buns... everything they produce is perfect. It's like some sort of culinary witchcraft. In some cases, it ends up being the highlight of whatever meal the bread is paired with. The textures and flavors they produce are outstanding and surprisingly memorable. Wonderfully outstanding bread is a THING in Toledo. Grab a loaf (or roll) as soon as you can! This is hands down the best bread available in Toledo. There isn't even a close second out there. Want to know more? Check out this Toledo.com interview with the gang... http://www.toledo.com/news/2014/04/18/frogtown-features/on-the-rise-a-conversation-with-all-crumbs-bakery/ Check them out on Facebook for updates & specials! https://www.facebook.com/AllCrumbsBakery

The baked goods from All Crumbs are amazing. The cheese danish and the chocolate croissant are two…read moreof my favorites, but wait, the pretzel croissants are also incredible....and the bagels, and the mushroom foccacia. It is too hard to decide.

This place is a toledo staple with the friendliest people. It is cute and has been around forever…read more The place is very cozy on the inside with a large bakery case. I do wish they had some seating if you wanted to enjoy your pastry or baked good in there, but they do have picnic tables outside which is nice when the sun is shining. They have a lot to offer and it is grab and go. They mainly have cookies and small pastries rather then bread or other stuff like that but still good. I definitely think it is more grab and go and a historical place to see in Toledo.

Cute neighborhood bakery that's been around since 1930. Open daily from 6am to 5 pm. A big variety…read moreof cookies and cakes. We came late in the day (3:00) and there wasn't much bread left. The bakery was bright and welcoming and the staff was friendly. I got the strawberry chocolate cannoli. It was a chocolate cover cannoli shell with a strawberry cream filling that was more frosting-like. I would have preferred it to be more cannoli cheese like filling. The cookies are a bit pricey at $2-4 each.

I wish this place was good. We had been watching them work on the building forever and they did a…read moregood job. It is cute inside. I think this may be one of those situations where a family member is super supportive and says "you should open a bakery" and the person actually does but has no real talent. We ordered a couple things. The cupcake was dry and definitely box mix. The frosting on it almost tasted like straight Crisco. The brownie we got was fine but again was like they baked a box mix. It was thin and something you would find on a plate at a superbowl party. Pretty much everything in the cases lacked a professional neatness to it which would be easy to overlook if it was delicious. Unfortunately it was more like a child's roadside bake sale.

Great selection, greater customer service. Do you want 4 flavors of cake but only one cake? They…read morewill give you a 4 fourths of any flavor you choose. Goes for half cakes, too. How about just one slice? They can do that. On Friday they make my favorite dessert, bread pudding. Yummy!

You have the best decorated cakes, best tasting especially the homemade raspberry filling cake and…read morethe best creative for all the different occasion, I have never been disappointed. Six cakes in 2018 and one so far in 2019

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Absolutely amazing bakery! You can taste how fresh the pastries are, and the cream cheese pastries…read moreare to die for. Family-owned, the baking starts at 4 every morning, and you should probably get there as soon as they open so you can get a tres leches cake cup before they run out. Most items run about 95cents, and I got a bag full of pastries for under $5 which is great in Toledo when that's usually the price of a single doughnut. Definitely stop by in the morning when they make breakfast and chorizo is abundant, or just dip in for a pineapple pastry.

I decided to stop at this panaderia while I was driving by on the way downtown. The first time I…read morestopped was Monday, which happens to be the only day they are closed (of course). I went back again when it was open on Thursday. The panaderia (bakery in spanish) is very small, and one woman owns it. Most of the items they are very sweet, while on the weekends they serve more savory items (think sandwiches). I have yet to go on the weekend, but the pastries I got when I was there were really good. I picked out three different things, and the lady was so happy I decided to stop by that she gave me the fourth one free. All of that cost 2.45. I got a pumpkin filled pastry, a cheesecake filled one, a Mexican cookie, and a coconut covered item whose name I can't pronounce. With such slim picking in Toledo for some authentic latino cuisine, it was refreshing to find a delicious and cheap Mexican bakery close by.

I ordered a small hot Carmel latte, cup was half full in a small cup. Tasted terrible like someone…read moretook burnt black coffee and sprayed some Carmel sugar free syrup from speedway in there.

ZERO STARS My family and 2 others groups behind us stood in line while 3 employees filled drive…read morethru orders and never once even acknowledged they had so many customers at the counter. After about 10 minutes we all left.

This place is awful. Ok way back when I first came here, this was my go to place. The quality of…read morethe tamales is horrible. They are dry, hard, skinny and have hardly any meat in them. I should not have bought more than one dozen until I tasted them. My dog wouldn't even take one. I also got barbacoa. It too was dry and had hard sections that required me to rehydrate it. My first clue should have been that the place was completely empty of customers unlike a few years ago when there was a line out the door. Stay away from here.

I got tamales as a gift from here from a Puerto Rican friend and they are so good. I will come…read moreback. Thank you.