Such a cutest place for hangouts or dates. The pasta menu is surprisingly soo good and good…read moreportion. They also have seasonal menus so theres always something new to try. Service is also fast and friendly staff.

I've been a fan of Bready since it opened and have recommended it to friends because of the quality…read moreof the food and the atmosphere. That's why I was disappointed by my most recent visit. One of the things that originally made Bready stand out for me when it opened was the pancakes. They were exceptionally light and airy, with a texture that reminded me of Japanese-style soufflé pancakes. On this visit, however, they seemed much denser and closer to conventional pancakes. I'm not sure whether the recipe has changed or whether this was simply an off morning, but it wasn't the experience I'd come to expect. There were also a couple of aspects of the service that I think could be improved. The pancakes took long enough to prepare that my coffee was either cold or already finished by the time they reached the table. Going back to the counter to buy another coffee isn't a great solution because the pancakes then begin cooling while you're waiting in line for that second cup. It might help if customers ordering pancakes were asked whether they'd prefer their coffee served with the meal, or if staff simply checked whether they'd like a fresh coffee when the pancakes are ready. I was also surprised that butter isn't served with the pancakes unless requested. When I asked for it, it arrived straight from the refrigerator, so it was too cold and hard to spread easily or melt onto the hot pancakes. A small dish of room-temperature butter would make a noticeable difference. I'm writing this because Bready has been one of my favourite breakfast spots, and I'd genuinely like to see it continue to excel. I hope this visit was an exception rather than a sign that things have changed.

The sandwiches, zeppole, and focaccia were all so good. I love this place. I think this may be my…read morenew go-to bakery.

There is large variety to choose, but most are very Italian style, fresh vegetables and meatread more

The best croissant place I've ever had! Always visited here for breakfast when my friends and I…read morebike from Toronto in the summer. Sarah was so lovely and threw in extra treats . Highly recommend if you're in the area!

I have heard good things about their croissants from my friends and I came to pick up some…read morecroissants on a Saturday morning, but I wasn't quite impressed with them. They have good variety of cold and hot croissants and the prices vary somewhere between $3.5 (plain croissant) to $8 (cheese croissant). I ordered Almond Croissant, Pistachio Croissant and Chocolate Croissant. Almond croissant was too sweet for my taste, the chocolate croissant didn't have much fillings, but I liked the pistachio croissant. I noticed they added the fillings after the croissant was baked, which wasn't what I expected. The girl at the cashier was rather impatient, but the lady who served us our croissants was nice. I think they could up their game with better customer service.

Absolutely amazing! I loved everything we had here, especially the Foccacia Sandwich. They reheat…read moreit for you in a panini press making the bread so crispy and the inside so creamy. Their breads are just so flavorful. You can see them make the bread fresh behind the cafe. Treats were also great. Not to sweet, lots of options so you can get a bunch to sample. Coffees were also well-prepared. Ambience is cozy and hip, despite the small table and space. 10/10 no note!

I've heard folks talk highly of Forno Cultura so when we walked by on a Saturday afternoon, we had…read moreto try their sandwiches. Overall, it was .. okay. The store was busy when we came around noon and while not the largest, they had some really interesting goodies for sale. I was really tempted to buy some jams and various pickled foods while in line but the two of us ultimately came for the sandwiches. We had the Mortadella and Cotto sandwiches followed by a Cannoli. First bites - the bread was a little tough and while it looked pretty good, our reactions again were like - okay. Not bad but nothing notably outstanding, and I kinda wish there was more filling for the price we paid ($18 per sandwich). The cannoli was very flakey - I think my favourite part of the meal was actually the fresh juice we purchased with the meal. I appreciate how they warmed it up for us to go and sit outside in the sun on benches they have right outside the store. The staff were quick and managed the line very smoothly. I think it was nice to try but feels like there are a number of other options I'd recommend first for the same price of sandwich around Toronto.

A Great place when you are in Yonge/Bloor area to sit and chat with friends over dessert &…read morebeverages. $2.50 for a small drip coffee and $7-$10 for a small size dessert to share. Not bad!

Amadeus is a bright and airy patisserie by the downtown Yorkville area offering a large selection…read moreof French pastries, such as macarons, cakes, croissants, sandwiches, and bread, all beautifully prepared. I purchased a chai tea latte, and some pastries to go during my visit, and thought tea latte was decent. The croissants were flaky, though not as buttery as I would have liked. The Focaccia was also delicious and soft. There's plenty of seating inside, and the staff were friendly. Overall, it's a solid spot for French pastries.

The pistachio loaf cake was very dense and not as good as other ones I've had at maman.read more

This is a very cute cafe in the heart of the Financial District, on the food court concourse level…read moreof First Canadian Place (FCP). They have 2 communal dining tables if you'd like to enjoy your meal at the cafe that makes you feel like at hime; or, you can use the food court tables. They have great variety of vegan, vegetarian and gluten free sandwiches, salads, soup and pastries. They also have creative and seasonal drinks menu. I strongly recommend "Katie's Chicken Sandwich" and "Lynett's Chipotle Chicken Salad Sandwich". "Salted Tahini Honeycomb Latte" was very unique and creative, and it was at the right temperature to enjoy it right away. The staff are friendly and patient with the hangry people at lunchtime. Lol

Kudos to Filosophy for having an assortment of vegan options both savoury & sweet. While I walked…read morepast the place when I go out for my morning walks I had never actually stepped inside. Located just west of Ossington Avenue on the north side of Bloor Street the place was really inviting inside with really friendly counter staff. Because I was craving something and since all the regular vegan places don't open until after 9:00 am I decided to see if Filosophy had any vegan options. I was so glad I stopped. Not only did they have a selection of vegan options but they were not the usual things you see in vegan bakeries. I opted for their Linzer cookie which was delicious. More businesses need to learn from Filosophy that having vegan options increases your customer base.

Over priced coffee and a hipster hub. The Nutella latte I ordered wasn't mixed properly so it sat…read moreat the bottom but even the decaf was good despite that. Not worth the money but still good. The treats are where they earn their points. Everything from the spinach and feta pies to the croissants dipped in the soup of the day finishing off with something delectable like their nata is perfection. There's a ton of vegan and gluten free options as well! They have a gorgeous chalk wall that is covered in sayings and lovely quotes, some framed, that gives it its niche. There is limited seating and a few outdoor tables so best to get there early if you're looking to stay around, bonus is the heavenly smell as they bake throughout the morning! A definite snack spot but the coffee is flavoured in multiple ways for a reason.

So I've loved their location for a long time. Amazing pastries, baguettes, and the service has…read morealways been friendly and quick. But the inside? It was gloomy. Dark. Worn down. I just wanted to get takeout andjleave. But they've gone through a whole renovation, and now the place is bright, open, airy. It's a total 180 in terms of the vibe, as you kids say. A picture is worth a thousand words! The tables and chairs are very modern and comfortable looking, but I didn't take any photos because there were people sitting at them, and I'm no TikTok influencer.

My first visit here and I loved my breakfast crepe! Chicken mushroom roasted red pepper and cheddar…read morecrepes with salad and raspberry vinaigrette was so delicious! I savoured every bite! The brewed coffee was so good too. Free refills and you fill yourself. I didn't know that so I sat at my table for long time with the empty cup they gave me at front desk. They should tell people it's self serve. Initially they came to our table with menus so I thought they'd bring coffee to table. Nope. Lots of tables to sit at and it was nice and quiet atmosphere. They have outside sitting too. It's a short walk from Coxwell subway station. Lots of beautiful cakes and pastries on display too. I'm definitely coming back for the crepes again and other dishes on the menu.