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    Nes Bakery

    5.0 (6 reviews)
    Closed 8:30 am - 7:00 pm

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    An amazing place for traditional Turkish breakfast. Friendly staff make this experience even better

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    Bartholomew Bakery

    Bartholomew Bakery

    4.6
    (68 reviews)
    1.2 km
    $$

    Came here on a mid-week lunch hour to pick up some goodies. Highly recommend coming here during the…read moreweekday so you don't get caught up in lines. It was quick! 1 person ahead of me ordering :) So happy I got to try this place as it's been on my list for quite some time. 5/5 as soon as I took my first bite. Ordered the tiramisu, chocolate/hazelnut croissant and a Spanish coffee. All were excellent. I enjoyed the various flavours that were light yet not too sweet or overpowering. Flaky pastry, and so so fresh. The mortadella & pistachio. Focaccia was fresh and fillings were generous. I would highly recommend. Amazing bakery, if you're in the area, highly recommend checking it out.

    I went on a Thursday at 11am. There was a short line at first then it picked up a bit likely due to…read morethe lunch rush but then it died down again. First thing I noticed was their display of focaccia sandwiches. They had 4 kinds. I wish I didn't already have lunch plans. I love focaccia! The fillings offered were interesting like, mortadella x pistachios or prosciutto x truffle! I will have to return. I came here for the pastry. They had at least 16 different kinds of croissants and danishes. Not including cookies, whole pies and they also serve coffee and loaves of bread. Tiramisu danish was one of their popular items so I got that plus a plain croissant. Wow, the tiramisu was a 10/10! I mean, there was even a piece of ladyfinger soaked in coffee inside the danish! It was unbelievable. It was such a delightful dessert. As for the plain croissant, it was sadly average. It didn't have that crispy, flaky bite I enjoy. Note there is no seating area but there is a counter with a view of the parking lot.

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    Tokyo Cheesecake Cafe

    Tokyo Cheesecake Cafe

    4.4
    (5 reviews)
    10.2 km

    Cute cafe with some seating and plenty of parking. Brightly coloured and lit minimal decor, clean…read moredisplay cases with pricing clearly displayed. Their main location is in Mississauga, and they expanded to North York a few years ago. Service is nice and cheerful, making you feel quite welcome. I like their drink selection that has some interesting things like black sesame latte, tiramisu latte, and grapefruit tea. Their dessert select is good too, with things big and small. Their rolls and cakes are excellent, with plenty of cream, not too sweet. The cakes are beautifully glazed and decorated. The sweet potato cake is fluffy and light. The mont blanc has a nice chestnutty flavour, but is a bit too sweet for my liking. At the moment, they are selling Korean dubai chewy cookies, but we'll see how long this fad lasts...

    My friend who loves cake recommended me to check out Tokyo Cheesecake for the Double Layer Yakult…read moreCheesecake. I was a bit skeptical because I'm not a huge fan of yakult aka yogurt stuff. But she was right LOL. It was really good, and it was even better than the desserts at the restaurant we had dinner at that night. We cut the 6" cheesecake into 12 small pieces, and it was perfect for a sweet little treat at the end of our meal :) The staff were courteous and ready to help. It was quite busy even on a Saturday evening around 6pm. There are also tables inside the shop for dining in. Other than whole cakes, they do have slices of cakes available and other mini desserts + a lot of macarons! We did request the shop to write HBD on the cake, but the staff said they are unable to do it at this location (not sure why, maybe don't have the proper tools?). We also tried asking for a candle; we ended up having to buy a pack of 6 candles at the shop :\

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    Lazy Bakery

    Lazy Bakery

    4.9
    (10 reviews)
    10.1 km

    Made the trip just to try the salt bread at Lazy Bakery! I've heard such amazing things and was so…read moreexcited to see they had different flavours. It was actually really hard to choose but ended up getting the regular, mocha, and chocolate salt bread. The salt bread had the perfect level of saltiness and was quite buttery. The other thing is that it is a bit denser compared to the ones in Korea. Despite this, I thoroughly enjoyed all 3 flavours with the classic being my fave. This is by far the closest one to the one I had in Korea so far and it makes me so happy to know I can easily get good salt bread now at Lazy Bakery.

    Stumbled upon this bakery by accident as I was in the plaza running errands and was craving some…read morebread. Dropped in around noon and some of their stuff already sold out. Bought a salt bread, a canele, two financiers, and a red bean bun. Left, got in the car, tried the salt bread on my drive home, then drove back to the bakery to get more because I realized I was gonna finish it before I got home and I needed another one after hahaha. Also got another candle because that was also bomb, and got a chocolate salt bread to try as well. So far my car ride tasting tells me everything is delicious. So if you happen to find yourself in the area, check this bakery out but go earlier because they sell out! They also serve DeMello coffee and their iced vanilla latte was yum though a tad bit too sweet for me.

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    La Strada Bakery

    La Strada Bakery

    4.4
    (22 reviews)
    3.0 km
    $$

    In a quiet corner of Woodbridge, La Strada Bakery defies easy categorization -- and therein lies…read moreits singular charm. What presents itself modestly as a neighbourhood Italian bakery reveals, upon closer acquaintance, something altogether more intriguing: a transatlantic pastry dialogue between the Old World and South America, shaped by the hands of a Uruguayan chef who brings both traditions to bear with quiet confidence. The cannoli are, without equivocation, the crown jewel of this establishment. Piped to order, the filling achieves a textural ideal -- sweetly yielding, impeccably creamy, and notably free of the aggressive lemon notes that so often overwhelm lesser versions. The shell delivers a satisfying, delicate crunch, its restraint allowing the ricotta cream to assert itself as the undisputed protagonist. These are cannoli that would draw admiration well beyond the borders of Woodbridge. One ought not to overlook the sfogliatelle, rendered here in golden, shattering layers, nor the cherry-filled donuts -- generously proportioned, freshly made, and possessed of a quality that lingers in memory long after the visit. The facturas, custard-filled and dusted with care, speak fluently to the South American soul of the kitchen, while the empanadas offer a savoury counterpoint of notable finesse. The space itself is intimate to the point of cosiness -- a handful of seats, a tall central table, and a glass case brimming with the day's offerings. The pace is unhurried, the atmosphere warmly domestic. Tony, the proprietor, greets each guest with a hospitality that feels entirely genuine -- the kind of welcome that transforms a transaction into something closer to a visit with an old friend. If one were to offer a gentle note, it might be that the sheer breadth of the offering -- Italian classics alongside Uruguayan specialties and homemade ravioli -- occasionally tests the boundaries of the compact space. Yet this abundance, curated with evident passion, is ultimately more virtue than flaw. La Strada is a bakery for those who understand that the finest pleasures are often found where one least expects them.

    Nice Latte- ice and cold. Wife had cannoli. Fresh piped for you. She said it was good and…read more"different". Found a sweet nearby park to sot in the shade and enjoy life on a gorgeous Toronto afternoon

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