These donuts are not for daily consumption but for a special treat, well in fact donuts in general…read moreshouldn't be consumed frequently. Crave makes massive, tasty and fresh donuts that should be shared. 1/2 dozen donuts we cut up and share so we can taste all the amazing flavours. It's great that they have a second location and the renovations at the Whitby location provides so much more room for customers. If you want a treat or a donut go to Crave because they make an amazing treat.

yup! Got to say they are pretty darn tasty. Was trying to get them during Covid but it was…read moreimpossible on line ordering back then. The staff were very friendly and offered really good advice on which ones to choose. Having never even stepped foot inside before. Each donut was very good. Enjoyed them.

I ordered for the first time today and this is next level popcorn. I was a customer of Toronto…read morePopcorn Co but after a couple bad orders with no customer service I decided to try Crazy Corn. I am extremely satisfied with the ease of ordering, communication and pick up process. Give them a try...you definitely won't regret it!!! Affordable Prices / Quality Ingredients / Huge Flavours 10 Stars ********** Classic Caramel & White Chocolate (WOW)

Delicious , if you love popcorn and you'll love this stuff many different flavors and perfectly…read moremade and popped, little to no kernels and wonderful service.

I haven't had the pleasure of actually going to this cafe but I was lucky enough to come across…read moretheir booth at the Stouffville Country Ribfest. I tried their salted caramel cupcake and it was delicious. It was a great surprise to look up their Yelp business page and see the variety of things they offer. I also had a great conversation with everyone who was there, including the baker. I am not a huge fan of baked goods in general, but this place had my mouth watering for more. I can't wait to stop buy and try more of their stuff this weekend.

I 'forced' myself to have multiple visits before I reviewed it. I know, cupcakes are tough…read more I went to Cupcake Junkie twice to get cupcakes for a fam jam. I ordered a dozen fresh ones and they were fantastic. I also bought day-old cupcakes and there were also fantastic! Don't shun the day-olds! The variety isn't as good as the fresh ones, but I didn't hear one person complain as they were quickly devoured. What I enjoy the most about their cupcakes is that the cake isn't sweet, the icing and filling take care of the sweet. I'm not saying the cake is blah, I'm saying the cake not being sugary balances them so your teeth don't hurt. The 3rd visit was to pickup my Valentine's Day treats! I ordered 6 vanilla minis, 6 chocolate minis and a heart shaped Chocolate Chip Cookie Cake. As a chocolate addict, I thought I would like the chocolate ones more, but the vanilla minis stole my heart. The picture of the cake is deceiving. I expected it to be just a heart shaped cookie, but it really is a cake! The best way to describe it is a fluffy cookie; it was freaking awesome. I should've got one for myself. ;) My last visit was for a light supper. I had some time to kill, so I ordered a pulled pork sandwich on a kaiser combo and took a seat. It's a very cozy venue, but not crowded. All of the tables were clean and the large windows let lots of natural light in. I had a coffee while I waited and they brought me a housemade marinara sauce and flatbread. Delightful! It was warmed up and had a little heat; I could've eaten the whole thing, but I had to leave room for my sandwich. Their coffee is fantastic; it comes from a local roaster called Trebilock.The kaiser was fresh and the pork was slow-cooked to perfection. The coleslaw on the sandwich was a nice twist. It was crisp and saucy, just how I like it. It was a great meal. I'd love to try their other sandwiches! I'm not done! I got a combo, so it's cupcake time! So many choices, but their Facebook posts convinced me the try the Cupcake of the Month. Each month they have a creative cupcake featured that you must try. From all of their cupcakes I've tried, my favourites are Red Velvet, Banana Chip, Maple Bacon, Chocolate Mint and Vanilla. I haven't tried them all, but I haven't had one I didn't like! The warm weather is coming, so I know I'll be back for their Kawartha Dairy Ice Cream! A welcome addition to Whitby. It's got great food and friendly service. They will make you a cupcake junkie!

I was recently invited to a tasting in Pickering and while waiting for everybody to arrive, we…read morenoticed The Dessert Lounge nearby, just a few doors down, so we decided to take a look. The place is nice, bright, and classy looking. There was a showcase with some tasty looking cakes and other treats on display. Everything looked deliciously tempting, too tempting to resist! We got the last seven Cream Rolls that they had, thanks to my new friend, Saumya. It was a long thin pastry roll, filled with cream, light and absolutely delicious! I will definitely have to come back to try more of their treats! Thanks again Saumya!

Came here a few days ago for some last night dessert with a friend …read more The look of the place is nicely decorated and bright. Very cute cafe in Pickering. Very clean and spacious with a modern menu (QR code to see the menu). We shared a waffle and I had a hibiscus lemonade. The waffle, not like regular waffles. It was more of a cake batter waffle. This was very good. We opted for the mango ice cream one and the waffle is covered with some white chocolate curls for crunch and a drizzled sauce. There was some cut up fruit. The waffle didn't feel heavy and it was very easy to share. Hibiscus lemonade was refreshing but a bit to sweet for my taste. I'm sure when I come back I can ask them to make it less sweet. There are tons of options for drinks, hot and cold. Quite the selections of teas, and if I was a bit hungrier would have probably gotten a milkshake (roughly $10) Prices are fair , waffles are about $20 and are big enough to share. The person taking our order was great with lots of options and was very knowledgeable and friendly. She was attentive and checked on us regularly. Would definately go back to try some of the other items on the menu that looked delicious as well as the desserts and cakes that are in the window at the front on display at the counter.

It's one of the greatest little ice cream shops in the area! The staff is always friendly and they…read morehave so many options.

Good new ice cream place with a variety of desserts. Kids loved the ice cream, and sundae with…read morebutterscotch was very good. I am not a huge ice cream fan so nice that they had cake and cheesecake as an option. I had the carrot cake and it was tasty. Kids loved the fact that the sprinkles were free. The store was nice inside with modern and fresh decor. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Hope they are successful and stay around for the long term - please go and support these small businesses.

Tk was very very helpful, the service was amazing, i ordered the lotus cookie butter shake and its…read moreamazing i will be coming again.

This new plaza area has some great eats, Five Guys, Farm Boy and Chick Fil A - and now D Spot has…read moreopened to offer some great dessert. The menu is massive with tons of different ice cream combos with crepes and waffles. They also have some savoury food but with the other options in the plaza - dessert should be the only option. We had ice cream scoops for the kids and we shared ice cream on a waffle and crepe. The ice cream flavours were unique and offered a great alternative in terms of flavours. Great date place and a place to indulge in high calorie treats. Service was great and the attentive with super fresh decor.

The wait for food was much too long, other people got thier orders after me, was not busy,fed…read moreexcuses. Was very patient with them,finally demanded a refund.

My best friend and I hung out yesterday. We shopped, followed by having a bite to eat. She is…read morevegan. I'm not. She found Bond Street Snack Bar. It has a menu that suits both our food cravings. After spending several hours shopping, we drove over here. I guessed that it would be street parking, as it's in the heart of downtown Oshawa. Parking is free on Bond Street on weekends. I parked and waited for my friend to arrive. We were tourists in this city. Eventually, she made her way over. This building is interesting. There are steps up to the door. This place is not accessible to those needing a wheelchair. If you use a cane, it requires a lot of work going up several flights of stairs to access the snack bar. The first floor is a music hall. If the Newport Music Hall in Columbus, OH had a more simplistic, modern look in a wider building, you'd get this music hall. It's a huge floor that would likely be general admission for a concert. If it were a more formal show, I can see seats being moved in. The Mezz is indeed the second floor of the music hall, which threw me back to how Newport Music Hall is set up. I don't mind seeing concerts on the mezzanine of a venue. It's better viewing. It's what I did seeing Guster in Columbus. The top floor is where Bond Street Snack Bar is. Tables are small. Seats are high stools with backs and padded seats. The menu features cocktails, mocktails, beer, and more. The food are small plates or tapas. We had a nice server who was attentive. He let us choose where we wanted to sit. We chose by the window, but without direct sunlight hitting us. My friend got the following items: - Strawberry migration (mocktail) - Fries - Crispy chicken sandwich I got these items: - Snack bar sangria - Diet Coke - Hushpuppies - Gyoza - Sweet potato doughnut (shared) We got water to start. It was in a wine bottle. It was chilled and hit the spot. We got a bottle refill because we both needed hydration. My friend's strawberry migration mocktail arrived first. It looked refreshing. It had strawberry, lime, and orange flavours in soda. She enjoyed it. My snack bar sangria came out next. The only fruit that you could see was a strawberry on the glass. However, this sangria was yummy. It had pino grigio, peach, strawberry, mint and earl grey flavours. It was different, but worked so well. This drink went down smoothly -- perhaps too much! My friend's fries arrived. She loved the garlic aioli that came with them. She is also a ketchup fan, so both dips disappeared with her fries. She liked everything about them. My gyoza came out. They were originally chicken, but are now pork. They were fantastic. The gyoza are small in size, but they certainly pack a flavour punch. They were carefully wrapped and pan-fried. The filling flavour was excellent. They were plated with a mixture of ponzu, chili, and chive sesame oil that was heavenly. It was nutty, savoury, and spicy. Excellent! My friend's crispy chicken sandwich arrived. The patty was mushroom-based with some other goodies. It was on a soft roll, with pickles, shredded iceberg lettuce, and garlic mayo. This sandwich looked so tall that she was afraid that she couldn't get it in her mouth. She squished it down. All good! She loved the crispiness of the patty and how yummy the garlic mayo was on it. It was more of a slider than a sandwich. I got hushpuppies. Ever since I visited Charlotte, NC, I dig hushpuppies. These ones were delicious. It had chopped jalapenos and corn kernels in each hushpuppie, which was super hot out of the fryer. I saw steam coming out of each one that I had. The dill ranch complemented the hushpuppies exceptionally well. I love dill in anything. This dairy-free ranch was amazing. I felt like a Diet Coke. It was fizzy and yummy. I also wanted dessert. I first wanted the swiss roll. Our server broke the news that they were out of it. Instead, I got the sweet potato doughnut. It's actually a set of four donut balls made with sweet potatoes, rolled in cinnamon sugar, and set in the best salted caramel that I have ever had. Both my friend and I were impressed by how yummy this dessert was. We paid for our bills. A female server came over with a payment machine. I paid with a credit card and tipped. Done! The washrooms for the snack bar are in the corner. There are two gender-neutral stalls. The one that I used was exceptionally clean and spotless. I like establishments with a backstory. I'm still trying to figure out this one. This place used to be the Oshawa Music Hall. It shut down during the pandemic. The original owners got ousted from this Bond Street Music Hall / Snack Bar plan. I don't know why. It's like a soap opera that will need some digging into. There was a cornerstone that stated UAWA AD 1951. This building used to be the home of the United Auto Workers Association, now known as Canadian Auto Workers. Cool place. Delicious eats and drinks. Excellent find. Go! (279)

In a random plaza in south Oshawa sits this wings + ice cream shop. I would have never known about…read morethis place except for the fact that my wife had to go to Fabricland. It's 2 menus/restaurant sharing space. You can get light eats like Wings with different flavours or you can get ice cream. Took a spin and had a milkshake. It was tasty and good value. Think they serve London Ice cream. Service was really good but then again, I was the only customer. Maybe next time I will try the wings.