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Budapest Bakeshop

Budapest Bakeshop

4.8(145 reviews)
62.3 km
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We recently had an awesome time checking out Budapest Bake Shop in Niagara on the Lake. What we…read morefound awesome was that they had these chimney cakes, which I had never heard of before but apparently originated in Transylvania. It was basically just this hollowed-out sort of stromboli or bagel, so to speak. What was really cool was that it was very crispy and delicately cooked and baked with spices on the outside while being very flaky and almost croissant-like on the inside. There were savory options and sweet options. We ended up getting the everything bagel option and it was absolutely delightful. My only regret is that we didn't buy three or four more for the road. We stumbled upon this place when we were walking around Niagara on the Lake and we were so happy we came in. When we came out eating, people passing by were asking where we got that and what it was, and around the shop everyone could be seen eating these chimney cakes. It was absolutely delightful. I loved it. You probably will as well.

Wow wow wow! This place is totally worth the hype!…read more The chimney cakes LOOK cool but taste even better. They are crispy on the outside but chewy. Absolute perfection and totally delicious. Our only regret is not getting more to take home! We tried the almond (sweet) and dill pickle (savory) and couldn't puck our favorite. They are a bit pricey but worth it!

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Alfie’s Sandwiches & Market

Alfie’s Sandwiches & Market

4.7(50 reviews)
62.4 km•Downtown Core
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After Badiali, this is another hype that is 200% real in Toronto…read more Alfie has drawn enormous buzz, online and off, since last year. The focus is Tuscan-style sandwiches on sourdough flatbread, built with fresh ingredients straight from Naples, and you can absolutely taste Naples in every bite. For Italian sandwiches, it is one of the best in the city, if not the very best. I've visited twice, once earlier this year and once today. The first time I had the Torino ($21), and today the Chicken Milano ($21). Torino Prosciutto di Parma, stracciatella, truffle cream, spicy eggplant, baby arugula. This was my favourite of the two. The stracciatella and truffle cream were generously spread, and the sandwich is massive and hearty. Don't let the size fool you, though: the flavours have the finesse of a fine-dining plate. It was nutty, umami, creamy, with hints of spice and sweetness, the truffle dancing over the salty, buttery, velvety prosciutto, which was cured to perfection. Everything fused into the pillowy, tender sourdough flatbread. I honestly don't know how a sandwich could get better. Chicken Milano Smoked chicken breast, lemon basil pesto, stracciatella, tomato, fried onion, arugula, chili oil. Also amazing. The smoked chicken was tender, never overpowering or too salty, and kept its succulent flavour, which seems to be how Alfie treats all its proteins. The pesto melted into the arugula, adding tang and a slight bitterness, balanced by the spice and umami of the chili oil and tomato. My favourite part was the crispy onion: a wonderful, fun texture. The one flaw was that the chili oil became slightly too spicy by the end for me. I took the rest home, drizzled it with honey, and it was the best thing ever. What makes Alfie special is that you keep thinking about it after a single visit. The flavours linger like a ghostly residue, etched in your memory, and you can't wait to return. Next time, I'm going for the Mona Lisa. The price is on the high side, about $25 after tax and tip for a sandwich, but think of it as two meals and it feels far more reasonable. The wait is always long (it's very busy - the market is small and only allows takeaway), but you usually don't have to queue to order, unlike at Badiali. My tip: order first, grab a coffee or ice cream at a nearby spot, then come back to pick up your sandwich.

Been wanting to try this place for a long time. Finally I was able to convince my boyfriend to come…read moredowntown just for this. We ordered the Mona Lisa and roast beef one. I would say I enjoyed the Mona Lisa one better than the roast beef. But both were really tasty. Half of it was enough to get me full, it was huge. I will definitely be back!

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Alfie’s Sandwiches & Market - Deli area

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