Yeah They finally made the renovations !!!…read moreMust have read my old review and spent thousands to impress me........? (Dumb joke, not serious cuz someone will think I'm being serious...) Great pastry selection and FREE UKRAINE

Nice bakery in Etobicoke; very spacious compared to the other locations and good selection of…read moreprepared savory food, as well as desserts. We tried most of the crepes. Personally, I liked the mushroom crepe best, but they were all pretty similar. The cake wasn't too sweet and reminded me of a Ferrero Rocher chocolate. We also got some bagels, which I would recommend. The cappuccino was also pretty standard. I like Dimpflmeier Bakery better for pastry selection, but would return for the prepared food and bagels.

We were running some errands in the area when we noticed that this location had opened. We needed…read moresome food and caffeine, so popping in was a no brainer. We walked in and I was immediately impressed by how vast and spotless the place was. This is one enormous place. There's a ton of seating in the main area, and if that's not enough, there's a whole other seating area around the corner. Everything looked really tasty but we decided to try a couple of savory pastries, both of which were delicious and fresh. For my drink, I went with the Vanilla Sweet Cream Cold Brew ("Cold brew coffee with vanilla and topped with sweet cream"), which certainly quenched my thirst and need for a pick-me-up. I want to single out the staff, too. Everybody was super friendly and helpful, and the manager even stopped by our table and offered our daughter a complimentary bear-shaped madeleine. Paris Baguette is a very welcome addition to the neighborhood. We'll definitely be returning.

nice open friendly.space with a large self service area that has savoury and sweet options…read more Options reminded me of traditional Chinese bakery buns honestly. They have deli sandwiches in their fridge and the Harvest Chicken sandwich was delicious. The Mochi donuts are a good atyempt and mimicing their asian counterparts but was way too greasy. The traditional sugared twist was better. They also have full barista services and lots of seating. Great place to pick up something for a dinner party as they have lovely boxes and present well. Staff was very friendly. Prices are steeper than other local bakeries so keep this in mind.

I bought cream cheese pączki from Walmart No filling what so ever.n Wroth the company and got a…read moremessage from Anthony Foglietta and Sharar Paya Hi, Thank you for contacting us, and we're very sorry to hear about your experience with our Cream Cheese Paczki donuts. Thank you for providing the product information. To help us investigate this issue, could you please send us: The lot code printed on the package (one letter followed by four digits). Photos of the donuts, including one cut open to show the missing filling, if available. Once we receive this information, we'll proceed with our investigation. Have not heard anything back will not buy again. They sucked!!!!!

I am living in Vancouver, BC. I bought the Paczki, which are Polish donuts. However, the taste is…read morenot authentic compared to what you'd find in a Polish bakery. My nationality is Polish, and I know how Polish cakes and Paczki should taste. This donut went straight into the garbage because the taste was horrible, almost like clay (glina). It's important to use the proper recipe from Polish natives who live in Toronto. The best Paczki come from homemade recipes of small shops run by Polish individuals who were born in Poland or come from Polish families and know the authentic recipes. The term "Paczki" should not be used unless the donuts are genuinely made according to tradition, and will taste like Paczki, not glina . My email: barb.bonnar@gmail.com, you can write in Polish, as I speak both English and Polish . regards Barbara

I'm honestly shocked I've never been to SanRemo before! There are so many things I already want to…read morego back and try--from the desserts, donuts, bakery items, and hot food to the drinks and, of course, the gelato. On this visit, I had the steak sandwich, mortadella sandwich, cold brew, and Nutella latte, and everything was delicious. The vanilla cupcake was especially good--super moist and not overly sweet. Parking is pretty limited, but if you arrive early enough, you can usually find street parking in the surrounding neighbourhood. Despite how busy it was, the service was incredibly quick. There seemed to be plenty of staff working together to keep orders moving efficiently. One bonus that I absolutely loved is that they carry Nutella and Orzo imported from Italy. It's nice knowing I don't have to fly to Italy every time I want to pick some up! Can't wait to come back and work my way through the rest of the menu.

Came here on a rainy Sunday morning definitely was busy in there…read more Getting the donuts and baked goods was easy and the lineup moved very quickly - the lady who served us was very pleasant. However, I just feel that there wasn't anything outstanding flavour wise from the baked goods. I also got a tiramisu and it wasn't my favorite. I went to the sandwich counter. It just seemed like the lady who took our order just didn't wanna be there. Seeing as I t was my first time getting a sandwich, she handed me a slip and didn't really tell me where I needed to go with it. I ended up standing there and waiting until I realized other patrons were paying, and then coming back with their slip. Overall, with all the sandwiches out there it isn't even on my top five. I don't know if I would travel this deep. Maybe there's something I'm missing if so, please suggestions.

Amazing food and friendly staff. Joe Dasilva(owner) has a Facebook page where he demonstrates how…read moreto prepare Portuguese dishes.

What a cute little cafe! I love the navy blue colour theme and the tiles on the wall. Actually the…read moreplate matches too. I ordered the Portuguese tart and the one with Nutella inside. The filling was a little on the sweet side but I am not a super sweet tooth person. The crust was flaky and tasty! They have a little patio on the side for summer time. Check it out!

Cafe De Flore is conveniently located near Royal York Subway Stop on Bloor Street W. They have a…read moregood size space and seats and tables. People can relax and talk to friends over a cup of coffee and sandwich. They have good macarons. Prices are reasonable. Inside is a classic look and timeless cafe.

Visited this cafe with my friend recently to grab some breakfast and catch up. It was extremely…read morebusy and we were barely able to secure a table. We got a mocha, latte, pistachio croissant and chocolate pistachio croissant. The cafe had several wonderful pastry options. The interior was beautiful and the chairs made it feel like you were transported to Europe. Two drinks and pastries ended up being $25 so a little on the pricier side but normal for Toronto. The only thing I didn't love was the fact that my latte was not hot at all and I was disappointed there wasn't latte art on either drinks. Other than that this place will definitely be worth revisiting

The Hot Oven has really changed and not for the better. Their cookies were to die for. I used to…read morebring my grandmother a dozen sorted every Friday. They were buttery and delicious. Now you taste some kind of oil instead of all butter. It has a barnyard under flavour. The spinach quiche is completely tasteless except for the crust that has that same disgusting taste. Same for the apple pie. The Orange Chiffon cake and Flans are still good. I guess with Hunt's and Women's Bakeries long gone, they don't have the same competition. However Metro makes a really good deep dish apple pie and Dimpflemeir's is great place to get custard tarts, cheesecakes, Napoleons and lots of fancy desserts that are made with quality fresh ingredients.

What happened to you, Hot Oven????? I grew up with you as a child....you were the stop that my mom…read moreand i made whenever we passed by Cloverdale Mall. When I moved back to Toronto a few years ago, i noticed you were different. not only did you multiply and now exist in the Kingsway and Bloor West Village, but you are also a lot cheaper and of less quality!!!! So here I am in the Hot Oven bakery today. I've noticed that the ingredients used in their traditional winners have made the products taste different. Somebody tipped me off that they changed ownership a few years ago, which is probably when they changed ingredients...you can tell that the stuff they use now is a lot cheaper. For instance, the meat pies have a darker crust (lard in the crust, perhaps???) and the meat is fattier. Those meat pies were to-die-for in the olden days. The classic orange chiffon cake is also darker in colour. Not sure what they are using, but it has also changed a bit in taste...... No longer do they give out free cookies to the kiddies like I remember. And, today, they had the nerve to CHARGE ME to write "MELODY" on a cake. 5 cents per letter. WHA??????????????????? I told the lady at the cashier that i have been coming there for 30 years and they have never charged to write birthday messages on the cake. She told me "it is a labour charge". WHA????? 30 cents??? Craziness....a great way to tick off your longstanding customers and for what???? A mere few cents? i don't get it. Oh Old Hot Oven of days past...I miss you!!!!!!

The quality of their bake goods is amazing! The princess cake design did not disappoint!!!read more

Loved all the cupcakes and their carrot cake is to die for . Bought one for birthday party and it…read morewas everyone's favourite. Girls working here for nice n pleasant to talk to and comfortable asking questions about all the products.

Basque cheesecake was very delectable and raspberry croissant were gourmet . I will definitely come…read morebank to try different pastries and ice cream.

Great, friendly and personable experience! The people behind the counter were so sweet! Every bite…read moreof the almond chocolate croissant was absolutely delicious! Every bite made me say Yum We also ordered the croissant loaf and the beignet

New patisserie in SG mall serving up gorgeous turkish desserts, lattes, pastries, and sweets…read more Situated next to Danish pastry house, once our fave treat spot at sherway, Solmaz is serious competition! Baklava was juicy with butter and honey. The Paris-Brest put my yogenfruz to shame! Next time we will go here first. The patisserie is a beautiful browse and full of fresh and delightful treats. Pop in and see for yourself! Seating in the mall 'hall'.

Decadent. Was looking for desserts that weren't ice cream or cupcakes, and discovered this lovely…read morelittle shop at Sherway Gardens. Spent too long deciding what to try, but our host was gracious and provided some samples We walked away with 3 boxes of assorted Turkish Delight and Baklava. Thank you!