I've been meaning to try out this place for the longest time, but since this is their only location…read moreand I live quite far away I was super excited when I was nearby one day. I got 6 macarons, hk milk tea, black sesame, Oreo, creme brûlée, matcha and pistachio. Came to $21, but 6 no taxes. Every bite was delicious as the next. I really enjoyed the black sesame. I also wanted the ice cream sandwich but decided against the mess my kids would make in the car so I will get it for sure next time! I love the variety of their flavours. Definitely made it hard to choose!

Had to post again because this is the best dessert! It's a great size and is the perfect amount of…read moresweetness. The macaron is soft and chewy and the ice cream is so flavourful but soft enough to bite into. And it holds its shape very well. So cute and delicious just like the store itself. The cashier is always so welcoming and informative. Highly recommend stopping by whenever you're in the area!

Ladurée is a world-renowned French luxury patisserie, founded in Paris in 1862. It is world famous…read morefor its gourmet macarons. They have introduced a high-end gourmet macaron with their iconic logo on it. It is called Eugenie, named after Empress Eugenie, patron of the arts. There are only 8 iconic flavours: Chocolate, Vanilla, Pistachio, Caramel, Rose, Orange Blossom, Blackcurrant Violette, and Marie Antoinette tea. Eugénie is an unexpected marriage of textures, with a crunchy biscuit, a melting heart and a crunchy chocolate coating. This Union Station location is only a kiosk, rather than a full patisserie. It opened in Oct 2024. They thought they were only going to be there until Feb 2025, but as of 2025-06-23, they are still there. It is opposite Union Samples. They mostly sell macarons ($4.50 each!) here, but there are also a few bottled drinks, chocolate bars, gift boxes, yule logs, and gift cards. The customer service was good. Louis-Ernest Ladurée was the founder of Ladurée in 1862. There is free WiFi from Union Station. The kiosk is wheelchair accessible. There are washrooms in Union Station. There is a paid (expensive!) parking lot. Review 2025-118

We'd just finished eating lunch in Union Station and we wanted a sweet treat, but we weren't…read morelooking to sit down for another meal. We remembered this small Laduree cart, so we went to see if it was still there. It was! Success! After a quick look at their many flavors, we opted for the Marie Antoinette ("Two light blue macaron shells filled with a smooth cream infused with Marie-Antoinette tea"). These things are five bucks each (!) but I can't deny that they're completely delicious. The ones we ate were very fresh and packed with flavor. Even though I gobbled it up in about two bites, I didn't regret the cost at all. This is top tier stuff.

This asian bakery is creating cute characters like Totoro into macarons. Currently, they are making…read moreLabubu macarons and I was lucky enough to try them! Each Labubu macaron in the set has a different flavor ranging from Ovaltine, Coffee Hazelnut to Jasmine. They also sell artistic cakes (, , ), cupcakes, cookies and Asian-inspired ice cream. To be honest, I did not expect those cakes to be good but I generally enjoyed every bite and detail of the cake. If you haven't tried egg tart, miso, kaya butter toast, lemon tea and durian as an ice cream flavor, this is your chance!! Staff was nice but the place is not too big.

Daan Go always the win when it comes to their cakes! Highly recommend the boba mini cake, though…read morethe "cup" is on the sweeter side (wont receive the quintessential asian compliment of "not too sweet") all the insides were perfection! Even the boba is better than boba from the different boba shops! Great variety of textures, mouth feel and taste profile. Highly recommended. If you order their ice cream just know some are vegan. I ordered online and this was not indicated unless you scrutinize the pics. But tbh you cant tell (with the taste) until you really analyze it. Also compliments to their designer! Look how fun and inviting the packaging look!

Cold, Callous, and Completely Disrespectful…read more I ordered a Mother's Day delivery for my terminally ill mother--her last. It never arrived. No warning, no apology. I had to chase them down just to get a refund. When I asked for a goodwill gesture, they ignored me. My partner called and emailed--only silence and empty promises. They took her number and then disappeared. Their "by a mother, for mothers" branding is a sick joke. They showed zero empathy or decency when it mattered most. Their silence was cruel and unforgivable. This isn't a business--it's a heartless, soulless operation. Avoid them.

One of the first patisseries I've fallen in love with in Toronto (the one near trinity though) - it…read moreis on the pricier side which is to be expected but this isn't what the review is about. This patisserie in the path is such a quiet place that barely has customers every time I've walked by ...now I know why. There was only one person when I stopped by, popped in to grab a quick little treat for a coworker's birthday. The one girl working didn't acknowledge me at all until she had no other choice, not a simple "I'll be with you in a second" or even a glance/nod over. Vibes were very off. Also she was the slowest mover I've ever seen, it felt like all her movements were in slow-mo from wrapping, packaging the processing payment. I've literally never seen a human worker move at that pace. Even after the other customer wrapped up and left it took her at least another minute before looking up at me. When I picked my item, again... she was moving at a pace where natural selection would've definitely taken her out. Not sure what was going on but it was weird. The air was stiff as there wasn't any customer service, kindness or even welcoming in the store. And the audacity of the machine to ask for a tip???? For what? Packing up a pastry at a snails pace? Tipping culture has really gotten out of hand. Grabbed my item and left, with no intent of ever returning if I'm paying premium prices for pastries, there are much better, friendlier and QUICKER places to go to. +1 star for the pretty pastry.

Popped in here later at night with a bit of a sweet tooth and saw the good ratings here as well as…read morethe close distance to where we were. Popped in, while they were out of nearly everything (can't base a rating on that, unless its a constancy) we did choose to grab some soft serve and a slice of cake to share. The soft serve, to me did not delight as the suggestion of the sorbet and vanilla soft serve swirl did not quite taste right (to me). The Cake slice was Raspberry and Pistachio, and not sure if this piece was old but it was very very dry and crumbly when I was expecting something more moist and spongy.

Absolutely fantastic! I love bakeries and desserts and Butter Baker absolutely deserves 5 stars…read more Highly recommend!

A quaint little cafe tucked in a residential strip on St. Patrick Street. Love this mum & pop shop…read more It's a hidden gem, with so many other cafes nearby -- but be sure to check them out! This coffee & tea shop has lots of pastries and sandwiches offered as well. There's a small seating area with only a few tables. This is more of a grab & go place. Staff are nice and friendly. I LOVE their Ginger Latte, and other specialty drinks. Also enjoy their egg salad sandwich -- lots of filling and choice of white or whole wheat bread.

Very cute decorations with great service and delicious drinks! All three things I was looking…read moreforward to ever since I found this place on social media. It was very quiet when we went and I think more ppl need to check out this place! If you are looking for an aesthetic place to take some pics for your social, you should def check this place out ;)

The matcha is absolutely delicious. There's a wide variety of fresh desserts. The atmosphere of the…read morerenovated space is super cute and relaxing.

Little Pebbles is one of those cafés that perfectly captures everything I love about Toronto's…read moredessert scene -- charming, cozy, and effortlessly aesthetic. From the moment you step in, the atmosphere feels calm and inviting. The soft pastel tones, warm lighting, and minimalist Japanese-inspired décor make it such a peaceful escape from the city's buzz. It's the kind of café where you want to linger a little longer -- whether you're catching up with friends, reading a book, or just enjoying a slow afternoon treat. Their drinks are excellent -- carefully crafted and beautifully presented. The matcha latte is smooth and earthy with a creamy finish, and their latte is perfectly roasted with a subtle sweetness. You can tell they put real care into every cup. For something different, the black sesame latte and strawberry milk are also worth trying -- fun, flavorful, and photo-worthy! The desserts are light yet indulgent, true to the café's Japanese-French style. The cream puffs, chiffon cakes, and cookies strike that perfect "not too sweet" balance. Everything tastes fresh, delicate, and thoughtfully made. The texture and flavor remind me of the kind of pastries you'd find in a Tokyo café -- elegant and satisfying without being heavy. The staff is friendly and polite, and they always keep the space spotless and organized. Even when it's busy, there's a relaxed rhythm that makes the experience enjoyable. It's a small café, so seating can fill up fast, but that's part of its charm -- an intimate little gem where you can savor your drink and dessert at your own pace. Pair a latte with a cream puff or chiffon slice for the perfect light dessert combo. Go during off-hours (weekday afternoons) if you want a quieter vibe for photos or conversation. Overall, Little Pebbles is a hidden gem in Toronto's café scene -- a perfect mix of great drinks, beautiful desserts, and cozy ambiance. Whether you're a matcha lover or just looking for a cute café to unwind in, this place is absolutely worth a visit!

We stopped by Nugateau and were blown away by their beautiful, handcrafted éclairs. Here's what we…read moretried: JULIETTE: A stunner with Mexique 66% dark chocolate mousse, raspberry cremeux, compote, and cocoa almond sponge. Almost too pretty to eat! Caramel Beurre Salé: Rich caramel filling, sea salt glaze, and caramel pearls--a sweet-salty dream. MI AMERE: Decadent 64% dark chocolate cremeux and a glossy chocolate glaze for true chocoholics. Pistachio Éclair: Creamy pistachio goodness in every bite. Chocolate Mousse Cake: Layers of flourless almond cake, dark chocolate mousse, raspberry compote, and whipped milk chocolate ganache. Divine! Raisin Cake: Classic, moist, and perfectly sweetened. Each dessert was stunning, delicious, and bursting with flavor. If you're on Queen Street, Nugateau is a must!

This place's eclairs are very well made with high attention to detail. We got the Rouge, which was…read moreone of the raspberry eclairs. The flavor definitely did not disappoint, but I just wish it was larger for the price ($10 after tax). Lady serving us today was extremely nice.

This is a very small shop. You can easily walk by it. I've simply ordered a Hot Matcha Latte…read morebecause that's the only way to taste the quality of matcha. Wow, it blew my mind. The boldness of it just blossom in your mouth. I haven't had one in such good quality. Highly recommended. I've also ordered a black sesame cake. I don't think it's made in house but it is nice. Very light, soft and fluffy.

Love, love, love this place!…read more We were craving matcha and Google led us here--and it did not disappoint. The mochi was simply delicious, and the matcha had a nice strong flavor, which means they're definitely using the good stuff. My kids got the matcha float and the yuzu citron frappe--both were amazing. I ordered the black sesame latte, and it was so cozy and perfect for a snowy day. Highly recommend!