This place caters perfectly for those who need a space to work late into the night. It is a cafe…read morethat opens around the same time other cafes are typically closing. I visited this place a couple of weeks ago, three nights straight, to get a project done. Most of the other patrons were also there to do work or were hanging out quietly. It is lovely to have a place open late, which does not require you to default to buying alcohol to be around. The cafe drinks are nicely crafted and of good quality. Don't forget to start a stamp card if you see yourself visiting frequently.

Lair Night was one of the only cafes that was open late at night, so I decided that this was a good…read moreplace to stick around. There is a seating area (that's suited more for studying than for social gatherings), and the cafe manager/ owner is extremely chill. He recommended that the matcha tsunami would be good and is very popular-- he was right. I'm not a huge fan of cold slush drinks, but the matcha tsunami was so good, not too sugary or icy, just the right amount of slush. Good ambiance, and good drinks!

I am not kidding when I say this was one of my top 3 meals in Toronto. I know this is a shaved ice…read more/ specifically a bingsu place and I say as a big shaved ice fan that this is probably the best bingsu I have had outside of my Korea. Given that I have not been to Korea in approximately a decade (excluding the airport), it may be the best bingsu I can remember ever having. We got to try the matcha affogato, persimmon bingsu, and the injeolmi bingsu. I learned what an affogato was for the first time (they pour espresso into ice cream, so this was matcha poured into matcha ice cream) and that was yum but not what I would come back for. It also becomes soup lol. The stars of the show are the bingsu. In my many years eating shaved ice in various places, I have never had a persimmon bingsu and I am so glad that I got to try it. The persimmon flavor was light but delicious. Of the three other people here, this was their favorite. I loved this one but my favorite was the injeolmi - a lot of it is more milky because the injeolmi powder is at the top but I loved that. The texture of this bingsu was excellent - we all marveled at it. The cornflakes throughout were a stroke of genius. I love this place and lol I am not kidding, this place might be the reason I plan my next trip to Toronto. I am half kidding I guess but it would very much be a factor. Run, don't walk to this place.

Tried binshu for the first time. The way it was describe to me is it's like shaved ice but from ice…read morecream. It's condensed milk with shave it. And you add topings. I tried the melon one. It was refreshing and the melon were fresh. I'm not a big fan in the end, but still good. My girlfriend took mango cheesecake one and she really liked it. There's is also drink and many from current or past scent like ive concert and BTS. I would like to try one of their drink next. As for the size, you can get them in cup or bowl. The bowl are huge, easily shareable by 2 to 4 person.

Oh my goodness! I found myself in a sugar coma after indulging in the Red Rapture…read more I ordered the Red Rapture and Hella Hazelnut, and my favorite was the Red Rapture. The cake's crumbly exterior paired with the velvety vanilla ice cream on the inside was an irresistible combination. I was on a diet, but this dessert clearly broke my resolve. Please note that this store doesn't offer indoor seating, so be prepared for a quick grab-and-go experience. However, there are a few outdoor seating options available if you prefer to dine on-site. Overall, it's a great place to satisfy your sweet cravings

I absolutely love their ice creams sundaes! My favourite one has to be the chocolate one, although…read morethey usually run out of it. The seating is patio only so it's great during the summers. Service is a little bit slow because their options are great but they have limited staff so you might have to wait a lil.

I'm a sucker for brigadeiros and to be quite honest its rare to find a place that sells them. So…read morewhile I was in Toronto exploring the Union station food hall I grabbed a few and I'm glad I did. Walking up op to their stall I can see them prepping and making the brigadeiros fresh right there. I had a Brazilian neighbor growing up and they always spoiled my family with brigadeiros and these brigadeiros are on a "hole-nutha-level" Grabbed a pistachio and a coconut one both were uh-may-zing! Rich and decadent! Don't think twice about going here and getting something for your sweet tooth or for your sweetie pie. It's a win win.

Tried their brigadeiros via Too Good To Go, and bonus points for it being still really good. They…read morehad lots of interesting flavours, with the base brigadeiro being super fudgy interestingly chewy. Conveniently located at union station, this is a great stop for a quick treat.

One of the only places to get Late-Night dessert! Holy Choco stays open till 4 AM which means you…read morecan satisfy your sweet tooth at (almost) any hour of the day Their menu is HUGE and unfortunately has some steep pricing, but the food quality is excellent. Delicious desserts, waffles ice cream, smoothies, and more. We ordered: Medium Mango Smoothie - $7.95 Simple Pleasures Waffle - $15.50 The waffle was light and fluffy and the toppings of fruit and chocolate were a great combination. I requested to be lighter on the chocolate but there was still a LOT of chocolate on our waffle. The mango smoothie was refreshing and sweet. I started going to Holy Choco when they first opened and their service was really good from some of the owner. Super attentive and caring staff. Unfortunately, it's since gone downhill since they've hired new staff and we had a number of small problems when visiting this time (dirty tables, dirty cutlery, requested if our food could be put in to go containers because they didn't want to do dishes, unfriendly, etc.) I hope they improve upon these staffing issues soon. Their seating area is good for friends and groups to loiter. Also, if you plan on bringing a laptop, they have MANY OUTLETS!!

Holy heck this dessert spot by Wellington Station was amazing…read more Highly recommend the dessert wheel ("Fondue for 2-3" $29.99). We chose dark chocolate, milk chocolate, and Nutella. For items: we chose strawberry, banana, halal marshmallow, waffle bites, brownie bites, and Oreo with a round of cappuccino's ($5.50 each). The interior is nicely decorated with a cute angel photo op in the back, and window bar seats and couches to choose from. Great spot for 2-4 people. The only criticism I could have was it took a while to get our order. So, it's not one of those places you can be dipping into expecting to be done in 20mins! We stayed for nearly 3 hours and enjoyed ourselves thoroughly.

On your way home after a long day at the office and this smell of warm cinnamon hits you... what is…read morethat? I must find the source..... now you are inside Cinnaholic and the wonderful team members greet you with enthusiasm and welcome you to their shop. YOU must try one of their cinnamon buns and treats.... If you want to feel comfort, joy, and richness you've got to eat one of their buns. I love a classic Old Skool.

The cinnamon aroma and the variety of toppings on cinnamon buns definitely excite those who are…read morewalking in the Union Station food court. I was here alone while waiting for Go train, after a nice Friday pub night with my girlfriends. I was craving for something super sweet and there they were, thanks Cinnaholic! Got - Old Skool - Caramel Apple Pie I liked the crispy apple bits on the Caramel Apple Pie. Unlike other cinnamon-apple sweets which tend to use tender cooked cinnamon apple pieces, the topping was crunchy, crisp, juicy apple with perfectly sticky caramel coating. Great texture and goes well with cinnamon flavored bun. The cinnamon bun itself was not my favorite, the texture was a bit mushier and soggier than the famous Cinnabon's. BUT. The buns satisficed my sweet cravings after drinking. Appreciated the crisp caramel apple's texture for refreshing pleasure.

I was a little unsure at first because the name "BeaverTails" was a bit off-putting, but I didn't…read morelet that stop me! When visiting a new country, trying new foods is part of the adventure. The service was very kind, and the staff offered several suggestions. The shop was small, but the patio overlooking the harbor was definitely a plus! I tried the apple BeaverTail, and it was delicious! Imagine a flattened churro topped with sweet, tasty toppings. It was flaky, flavorful, and such a fun treat to try. It was like apple pie with a churro crust. I really enjoyed the experience and am glad I stepped outside my comfort zone. Definitely worth trying when visiting!

BeaverTails are something like flat donut pastries stretched flat to look like a beaver's tail,…read moredeep-fried to golden perfection, and smothered in enough sugar, diabetes, and other sweet unhealthy fatty toppings. The variety of BeaverTails is awesome...I love it! $9.50 Pistach-OH!...This beautiful green beaver is smoothered in a sweet nutty pistachio cream, honey, and of course pistachios. Excellent! $8.50 MEHple...This beautiful brown beaver has a sweet spread of real maple butter, maple sugar crunch, and drizzle of chocolate syrup, yum!

The croissant was good but a little stale. The yuzu cream was really nice. I would've liked to try…read moreit fresh. The Dubai chewy cookie (though a bit pricy) was actually really good. Def on the sweeter side, but the textures and nuttiness is so addictive. I was sad there was no seating in the cafe. It would've been nice to have somewhere to sit and enjoy the treats.

I can't say I'd ever heard of Kream Drssert, but when I was informed that they sell cube-shaped…read morecroissants, I was obviously very intrigued. It's a tiny little place with zero seating, but they sure have a lot of different options available. After taking a look, we eventually settled on the Crème Brûlée croissant. Thank goodness we decided to share it, because it's a massive concoction. The top has indeed been torched like a stereotypical Crème Brûlée, and it really does have that burnt caramel flavor. The inside is full of this delectable cream that's just so, so tasty. And while the croissant part is maybe not as successful, as a whole, this is one stellar dessert. I have no idea how they bake these things, but I'm glad they've figured it out. It's so good.

I came to this place on a hot summer afternoon after lunch. The inside was a bit small but…read moredecorated very nicely, there's a couple good photo opps there. Their menu was small consisting of scooped ice creams, soft serves and a few other item menus. I got their seasonal mango dairy free soft serve in a cone and it was perfect for a hot day. The consistency was cool smooth but not soft at the same time. And had real mango flavour, not artificial at all. And the cone was good too. The service was super quick.

I stumbled upon this when looking for ice cream in the area, and this was a great find! The croffle…read morecone was delicious, but I wasn't allowed to add an additional scoop. So I got the peanut butter cookie dough with the croffle and a scoop of blueberry cheesecake on the side. Both were delicious but pricey altogether!

Delicious desserts and tea. Karak tea is amazing, thick and flavorful. I had Dubai fruit cup, Dubai…read morecrepes and chocolate lava cake. All amazing, probably the best dessert place in downtown Toronto. High quality Belgium chocolate, not too sweet

Been here twice and it's such a convenient spot since it's so close to home. Lots of different menu…read moreitems to choose from on my first visit. Went back and got the banana split which was kinda fire honestly. Great local dessert spot.