Quite surprised not that many reviews for this amazing place!! I first encountered it pre-pandemic…read morewhile hiking at Dundas Peak (across the street-ish). I saw a huge line out of the door if this tiny house by the side of the road and we decided to pop by and so glad we did! We recently just went and they now have a drive through window. A drive through window to BUY PIEEEEEEEE and other things :) The storefront is quite small but full of goodies. They have pies, apple fritters, jam preserves, frozen savoury pies, honey, cookies, and a lot of other baked goods and what not. Pies come in small or large size. First time we bought two smalls and thought we would slowly eat one at home and share the other with friends. We thought wrong! Devoured both before we even left Burlington Hamilton area!! This time, we got two again: apple crumble and raspberry. We went around 3pm and many flavours were running low or out of stock. I highly recommend getting any of the crumble pies because the crumble is a chewy, full of texture layer on top of the pie versus a normal pie crust top. Our friends ordered different flavours so we had a nice time trying each other's by the picnic tables outside. So far my top choices are any of the crumble (apple, peach, rhubarb, and others) and then it would be the berry ones. I love a little bit of tartness! The staff are super friendly as well and always offering suggestions if you are a bit indecisive. GET THE PIES. Stop by and see and taste for yourself!!

A visit to Christie Lake will always mean stopping by Tiny Shop bakery. They have changed their…read moreset up where you can now order through a drive through. What a great idea! We came here last year and the shop can fit only about 2 customers due to covid and lining up outside can be hard during the cold weather. We love their fresh mini donuts and butter pecan tarts! Be sure to pick up some for a picnic at Christie Lake!

Was not pleased with service. Got a bad vibe when customers requested to speak with owner directly…read more Prices high for what you get.

The new location is 104 King west in the old post office. It is a fantastic old style bakery where…read moreeverything is freshly made by Sue and her talented staff. My day doesn't begin till I have one of the delicious muffins. Fruit and fibre are fabulous. Great pies, filled with real fruit not sickly syrop. Sit and enjoy a coffee and enjoy a freshly baked treat and a coffee.

There's nothing to dislike about La Rose!…read more We always stop here when we're in Milton. Old-school Italian market carrying imported Italian comestibles, excellent bakery, deli - and a trailer load of fine imported candies, chocolate, cookies and savories. They have good fruit and vegetables too. We stop here for two things in particular - their Ontario-renowned-famous focaccia and their in-house made sausages (fresh). It takes a lot of self-control not to go loco here and bust the budget. Staff working here are (VERY) polite, friendly and helpful!

Wonderful Italian grocery store and Bakery…read more Amazing cannolis Great prepared heat and serve Italian dishes. Tons of Italian dry goods If they are making Zeppole ...just get them. They are legendary

Excellent flaky croissants, the pepperoni pizza slice has the most pepperoni of any pizza I've ever…read morehad. Amazing chocolate hazelnut mini tart.

This is a rare bakery that has two separate kitchens: one for gluten-free baking, and one for…read moregluten-full baking. They have two separate display cases as well. Although the gluten-free case is smaller it has roughly the same options, with some reduction in variety. For example there are both glutenous and gluten-free meat pies, but on the day we visited beef was not available gluten-free, only chicken. We had a gluten-free chicken pie and gluten-free vegetable galette. They were both delicious. Flaky gluten-free pastry is rare, but these both had it. A small potato and leek soup rounded off the meal. Even though we were no longer shopping hungry, we still bought a cherry pie, a broccoli cheddar quiche, a lemon meringue viennoisse, a gluten-free baguette, another chicken pie and another vegetable galette to warm up at home for the rest of our visit to Dundas. I regret that I missed their pain at chocolat, but they aren't open Sunday or Monday, and I arrived mid-afternoon on Saturday. I hope I'll make it back.