Delicious! Light and airy yet filled with a good amount of cream. Transports you to Italy with one…read morebite. Long wait, but once you get them in your hands it's well worth it. Down a star because they only took cash. 9/10.

Was in the area and had to try the bombe everyone was talking about. I did not preorder but when I…read moregot to the window they had many boxes already for those who preordered. I had to wait 10 mins for them to prepare and I got half dozen of mini ones. They were so soft and I thought the filling was a lot for the donuts. Definitely worth the wait. My favourite was the apple caramel one! Can't wait to have it again!

BBT Cravings Satisfied!…read more After a fun time at Pursuit OCR, we were craving something sweet and relaxing, so we popped by Kraft tea for some bubble tea and snacks nearby. We have tried their custard and Nutella-filled fish-shaped waffles - crispy on the outside and filled with warm, gooey goodness inside. Perfect snack to pair with our drinks! I went for the Brown Sugar Matcha Latte and my cousin chose the Taro Coconut Milk Tea, which were both was creamy and flavorful. They even has spots where you can sit, sip, and play a few board games. If you're looking for a cozy place to chill, this spot is a win!

For 2023 by far this is the BEST and cheapest bubble tea I have had all year. I honestly could rave…read moreabout this place until the cows come home. Situated in a strip mall, you can always find parking. There's also a lot of restaurants around. There was a line up but for a good reason. I had the mango tea with mango chunks. The tapioca pearls were fresh and warm. 5/5-A+!!! The tea was 5.49 plus tax? My friend wanted me to order the taiyaki. Woooow I mean woooow. The lady made it in front of you. You could have Nutella or a creamy custard. I went for the custard and could have had 5. I cannot wait to go back!

You know it's a good Italian spot when you're met with the smell of strong coffee at the bar and…read morecheeses and meats beyond your viewpoint. Molisana is a humble and family orientated italian place offering lunch (soups, pizza, etc) , freshly baked bread, cheese and deli counters and homemade pastries. They also have a lot of local imported goods from Italy. I couldn't not get a cannoli from here as they looked so good, and for 3 bucks it's obvious what to do. It was perfect. Not too sweet, the perfect amount of crunch, rich and creamy. Their coffee was smooth and not acidic whatsoever. Service is a little slow, but look past it for their cannolis! Definitely will be back here when I'm in the area

I was in the area and was craving some coffee. I've never been to this area, and so I was a little…read moreweary when I saw the reviews on Yelp. Though I noted many were very old. I was pleasantly surprised when I walked in. The interior was quite large and the staff were very friendly. They recommended that I get a cappuccino, which is what I did. And I'm glad I did so! The prices were very reasonable and the coffee was one of the better ones I've had. My wife got a cannoli and she said it tasted amazing! If this wasn't too far from me, I'd come here more often. But perhaps if I'm in the area, I'll stop by again!

Authentic Italian bakery !! This is a local spot that is wedged in this small plaza off hwy 27…read more Walking in you see plenty of seating. It's clean and offers a lot of good. I grabbed a table but then realized I have to order at the counter and then pay after your done eating. Ordered the pasta plate: pasta, protein and veggies all for ten bucks !!!! Penne in a rose sauce was flavourful and yummy. Wish it was hotter though (in temp). The chicken was ok, just ok. On the side broccoli, canned mushrooms, was ok also. Pasta was the amazing!! The best past- their desserts. Tiramisu was to die for. They come in small cups. Cannoli and cream roll were deliciously sweet and crispy. This place offers many other desserts, makes cakes and much more!!

It would be great if they updated their website. We went there today unfortunately sign on the door…read moresays...Closed for holidays from August 28 September 7 Website says open til 5pm.. We weren't very happy after driving through traffic.

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

Stopped by the plaza between my son's basketball games. While my son enjoyed a slice I picked up an…read moreapple pound cake and some pecan butter tarts to take home. The cake was really delicious with a decent amount of apple chunks and a nice cinnamon flavour. The butter tarts were excellent too. I can't remember the last time I bought butter tarts but the square shape of the tarts here caught my eye. They weren't overly sweet (although they were butter tarts so they were pretty sweet) and had a nice subtle maple flavour. Very good!

The place is quite busy for the time of the day. They have a decent variety and good selection of…read morefreshly made products like breads etc.

The worst Italian pizza ever. Don't waste your money…read more The margarita pizza was so dry like no sauce at all and that's one of the two ingredients on it. I expected more from an Italian oven baked pizza. So disappointing and expensive for what you get.

Return visits while in Toronto (3 of 3)…read more This Nino D'Aversa, possibly the original one, is not in Toronto proper, but in the GTA. It's in Woodbridge, northwest of the city, and an area I learned about from fellow passengers aboard AZ 651 from Toronto to Rome when Alitalia was in operation and so were their 747s. I went in after parking the car, disappointed to see a few Subarus in the lot, and it all came back to me. The crowd appeared to have its regulars and the place was fairly full. I sat in approximately the same location I had before, which gave me a good view of all the action. It goes without saying that the food at Nino D'Aversa was good. Lunch consisted of a plate of lasagna, a chocolate cannolo, and hot tea. Clearly, the prices were higher, as they are everywhere, but it kept pace with the general context without pushing any boundaries. The service from behind the glass cases was fine. There is also a counter where you pay. I had had my phone out and was taking a few photos. What I still heard from one of the guys behind the counter, even though it was muted, was something like, 'What's wid all dese people takin' pictures?' If 'dese people' are taking pictures and putting them up to accompany a favorable review, then "shaddap you face." I'm just having fun with this because I had to keep from laughing when I overheard that. Along with that, obvious neighborhood dudes were hanging out in the front ... not in a Bronx sort of way, but in a more suburban type of way. What little I heard sounded like a more Canadian rendition of more mature "Jersey Shore" types without any gel or gold chains. I just hope that none of them piloted one of those Subarus. That would mess with my schemata. I can go with 4 stars for Nino D'Aversa. I've been happy lunching here. So, it makes for a decent combination of grub, the Woodbridge vibe (that appears to have lost that "gotta have" strength of when it was burgeoning many years ago), and a few guaranteed laughs that I have to push down, as if a cat had eaten a canary. However, it all works for me.

This Tim Hortons is located inside Woodbridge Mall at Martin Grove Road and Highway 7 West…read more For a dinky little mall this age and size, the Tims is impressive. It's in newish and good condition, has a decent array of seating, and every time I've been here, the staff are efficient and pleasant. Their selection of goodies looks pretty full, and my beverages have always been fresh. Unfortunately, on my current visit, my receipt did not have the usual survey you can complete in order to get a $1 any size French vanilla/ice coffee/hot chocolate drink. They have the usual complimentary wifi. I'll forgive them the heavily salted and not spic and span floors in the middle of the winter. They have their own entrance into the shop from the parking lot. If you're already in the mall, they're across from the Home hardware. I only find their condiments/napkins always lacking. Otherwise they make trips to Service Ontario way more bearable (although you can't consume food or drinks in there.) I always get something from here on one of those errands.