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First thing: EVERYTHING here is superb. But these are the standouts for me. Dubai mochi doughnut; Pecan tartlet; Apple pastry with latticed pastry; Chocolate chip "scone", more like a British rock bun; PB whole-wheat bread with a slight scattering of black sesame. They have introduced a new iced-coffee to their repertoire - "Korean Iced Coffee". It's a rich coffee with a syrup (which I didn't try).
Paris Baguette at Willowdale is a convenient bakery café for frequent visits, offering a wide selection of pastries and coffee with seasonal and monthly app-based membership deals. "The $3 coffee offer" through their App Rewards makes purchasing drinks cost-effective, especially for regular customers. However, for flavored coffees (vanilla, hazelnut, caramel), it's important to request less syrup since their default recipes are quite sweet--asking for less ensures the coffee flavor stands out. Joining the PB Rewards program through their app gives access to exclusive monthly deals, birthday perks, and points for every dollar spent. Otherwise, the prices could be slightly higher. Examples of deals include $3 coffees, free pastries with beverage purchase, and price reductions for combo orders, etc. Coffee Customization Flavored coffees can be much sweeter than typical due to generous syrup portions--requesting "less sweet" makes for a better balance and lets the coffee flavor shine. Pecan Tart Review The pecan tart is highly rated, with a buttery shell and a generous topping of pecans which makes it one of their standout pastries. Many have praised the texture and the amount of nuts, saying it's satisfying and not lacking in filling. Paris Baguette is recommended for value deals and quality pastries, as long as coffee sweetness is customized to preference.
I can always count on Paris Baguette for their quick service and quality! Bringing their tastes and flavours to Toronto, there is always the unexpected (in a postive way) for their pastries. With many textures and flavours to choose from, there is something for everyone whether sweet or savory!
Due to a change in work locations I've found myself in the Yonge/Sheppard area more frequently. I was looking for a spot to bring fresh pastries for large meetings, and although the likes of Whole Foods, FoodBasics and Longo are in the area, they tend to have more basic baked goods. Some of my clients are of Asian descent, and although there is a Kin Kin bakery in the area as well, the ability to have 'fusion' pastries, a mix of asian and european inspiration makes the desserts at Paris Baguette unique. The cakes, mochi donuts, fruit pastries and croissants are my favourite. The only reason I couldn't give it an honest 5 stars is due to the price. Compared to other bakeries not just in the North York area, but the downtown Toronto area, the prices are pretty high, and although the quality is there, it might put a dent in your wallet depending on how many people you're trying to feed.
We tried this because it's within our neighbourhood. Unfortunately it didn't live up to the hype and I really want to be transparent. Your croissant costs $4 (4.5 for chocolate), so I would expect it to be decent. I would say for anyone who really likes to have croissant, there's Wholefoods around the corner, their croissants are one of the good ones in the area (of course for its price). It will take you a lot of time to get your orders too! Give or take there's a lot of people coming in but I think they have hired new people in the food industry. They couldn't handle lineups efficiently. Tried it once but I will never try this again. These kind of bakery chain which offers sub-par food product with sub-par service is what makes this city mediocre. The service is what drags it down
Paris Baguette, located at the Yonge Sheppard Centre, is the first Toronto location of the popular Korean bread and pastry chain. I've had Paris Baguette in Seoul, Korea before so I knew what to expect in terms of their pastries and cakes. This particular location is where Flock used to be. There are several stairs to navigate at the front entrance but the mall entrance is wheelchair accessible. There is some seating available (about 5 tables or so as well as bar style seating) for you to enjoy your coffee and pastries. The hype for Paris Baguette has been real since it opened, drawing long lines on the weekends. I had hesitations about supporting Paris Baguette as in 2022, in Korea, a worker was found crushed in a mixer machine at its factory during the graveyard shift and many people were boycotting them. Regardless, my hope is that the company has taken steps to ensure that they're employees have a safe working environment. Anyways, I pass by Paris Baguette on a daily basis and it's always busy. The displays are also always stocked with items as well. I did purchase a few breads and buns from them recently as I had a 10% coupon to use. I opted to purchase the crab croquette, ham and cheese croissant, twisted donut, and chocolate croissant. The buns are good but it can be pricey. The cake slices are expensive as well averaging about $7-8 a slice. They also have breads and sandwiches for sale and beverages made to order. Overall, a bit pricey but a good selection of different breads, buns, and pastries if you are ever in the area! Staff are friendly as well.
This bakery chain has an amazing variety of pastries and breads, cakes and a beverages. Unfortunately the prices are on the high end. The quality of the baked goods is on par with local bakeries, but I wouldn't say it's outstanding. There's a small seating area if you want to dine in. I got the almond croissant. It was good but not the best I've ever had. The fruit pastry was a little bit on the dry side but the fruit was fresh. I Like that they include the calorie information for the pastries.
This bakery is a South Korean based bakery and French inspired. The layout of the store is very similar to the Chinese bakery called Saint Germaine. We tried a few pastries such as the plain croissant, tiramisu, tart with egg and cinnamon (looked like a Portuguese tart) and fruit bite with raspberry on top The prices range from $4 to $6 for a pastries and they also have whole cakes and cake slices. We also ordered lattes (one hazelnut and the other vanilla with oat milk). The taste was average. The regular croissant was warmed up as per our request and it was SO good. Flaky and warm. The fruit bite was good too. My oldest wanted more!! The tiramisu was very good too. It's a bit denser in texture than your normal tiramisu but I really enjoyed it. There are only a few tables and a counter on the side with about 5 stools. There is street parking available. The cashiers seems a bit disorganized but otherwise we really enjoyed our visit. It's a nice little spot to hang out for an afternoon catch up or breakfast with a friend.
Food: 4/5 Starting off, the menu here is so expansive there is definitely something for everyone. From savoury to sweet to full on cakes, I'm always roaming around struggling to choose. In terms of taste, the pastries are fairly decent. It's nothing extraordinary and this place is definitely branded as a more upscale quick bakery... so keep that in mind. I love that they have so many cake options available here, and they always have a supply of whole cakes in the back so you can even buy a whole cake right away. The cappuccino cake is delightful! So light and fluffy, and not too sweet. It's perfectly balanced with 4 layers of coffee cake flavour with a thin spread of a buttercream between. I also recommend the lemon cake here, which is not overly sweet with a tarte hit but not too sour. Service: 5/5 it's always steadily busy when I come here yet the staff are always so attentive and friendly. There's always someone cleaning and people asking if I need any help, which really sells that upscale brand they uphold over places like chatimes bakecode nearby. Overall very friendly and efficient service, resembling more of a fast food cafe style than your typical bakery. Atmosphere: 4/5 there is some seating but overall I'd say this place is too cramped and busy to stay too long. However, it is always so clean and bright inside and the location is so convenient which is an added bonus.
Paris Baguette opened this past summer and I finally got to try it. Is it worth the hype? My first glance a darker glaze than I'm use to seeing. It's giving.. rustic. In terms of price, I think it's slightly expensive as I compared to Baked Code. But they have a promoted in store where you buy more than 6 items you pay no tax. In term of taste, I think it's fairly good but there's not much wow factor. Perhaps I was expecting more. The staff seem super chill. I came in near closing time I was hoping for an end of day sale or something. But the place is clean and giving a more upscale HK bakery.
PARIS BAGUETTE . . Paris Baguette has arrived in Canada! I was waiting for the crowds to die down a little before going and surely enough... there was no line at all when I went! There was also a lot of variety of pastries. . . Very Berry Pastry 3.75/5 Sugar Mochi Donut 4.3/5 Twisted Donut 3.75/5 Fruit Bite (raspberry) 3.75/5 Fruit Bite (strawberry) 3.75/5 . . Overall I thought the pastries were ok. None of the ones I tried really blew me away and for the price, I was a bit disappointed with the quality. The only one I enjoyed and possibly will get again is the Sugar Mochi Donut. It was very soft and squishy, but a bit more sweet than other mochi donuts I have tried.
Pretty Cafe at Yonge and Sheppard. They have a few items thats I really wanted to try. I had the mocha mochi donut and a chewy rice ball(?) With red bean inside. Good place to stop by for a snack. Really pretty inside and has a small seating area. Checking out was fairly quick as well.
Came here to grab a cake for a friend's birthday. She really likes the mocha cake from here but unfortunately they ran out so we just settled for the Cappuccino cake. It was quite good! It's filled with mocha buttercream, coated in chocolate, and topped with buttercream and caramel. Personally it was a bit too sweet for my liking but it went perfectly with black coffee. It was quite moist and wasn't dry at all. We ended up finishing the cake and I can't recall the last time we ever finished an entire cake lol. I think the cake was $55 which wasn't too bad. read more
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8 months ago
If it was possible, I would give this place a 3.5 rating, just that it's not a 4 imo. Cute little bakery at Yonge and Sheppard with a wide variety of baked goods and beverages. A bit on the pricy side in my opinion given what I ordered. I got an almond croissant and green tea that set me back $12. Nothing special about the tea (teabag + hot water), and the croissant was okay, not bad but also not the best I've had. The place was clean and both bakery and counter staff were busy. Not much seating available in the winter, so if you plan on going to meet someone, might be good to plan for someone to get there a bit early to grab a seat-- I believe there's a patio in the summer. The vibe is chill, I saw people out on solo dates and catching up with friends. read more
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1 month ago
2026: Decided to try the chai tea latte since PB rewards is having a $3 medium drinks promo. It was the worst chai tea latte I've ever had I had to throw it out. Way too sweet and tastes like artificial syrup. There's also always flies in the display cases holding the pastries in the store. It's a turn-off for me and won't be back. 2024: The only other time I visited was for a free birthday cake slice in 2024. The cake was alright but not worth it at the prices that they're charging. Cakes are a bit too sweet in my opinion. The coffee is also very average for the prices that they're charging. read more
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First thing: EVERYTHING here is superb. But these are the standouts for me. Dubai mochi doughnut; Pecan tartlet; Apple pastry with latticed pastry; Chocolate chip "scone", more like a British rock bun; PB whole-wheat bread with a slight scattering of black sesame. They have introduced a new iced-coffee to their repertoire - "Korean Iced Coffee". It's a rich coffee with a syrup (which I didn't try). read more
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We appreciate your high praise and recommendation. Thank you for…
Paris Baguette at Willowdale is a convenient bakery café for frequent visits, offering a wide selection of pastries and coffee with seasonal and monthly app-based membership deals. "The $3 coffee offer" through their App Rewards makes purchasing drinks cost-effective, especially for regular customers. However, for flavored coffees (vanilla, hazelnut, caramel), it's important to request less syrup since their default recipes are quite sweet--asking for less ensures the coffee flavor stands out. Joining the PB Rewards program through their app gives access to exclusive monthly deals, birthday perks, and points for every dollar spent. Otherwise, the prices could be slightly higher. Examples of deals include $3 coffees, free pastries with beverage purchase, and price reductions for combo orders, etc. Coffee Customization Flavored coffees can be much sweeter than typical due to generous syrup portions--requesting "less sweet" makes for a better balance and lets the coffee flavor shine. Pecan Tart Review The pecan tart is highly rated, with a buttery shell and a generous topping of pecans which makes it one of their standout pastries. Many have praised the texture and the amount of nuts, saying it's satisfying and not lacking in filling. Paris Baguette is recommended for value deals and quality pastries, as long as coffee sweetness is customized to preference. read more
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7 months ago
Amazing Pastries Must Visit Got the Strawberry Chocolate for Wife's Birthday Much Recommended !!!! read more
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I can always count on Paris Baguette for their quick service and quality! Bringing their tastes and flavours to Toronto, there is always the unexpected (in a postive way) for their pastries. With many textures and flavours to choose from, there is something for everyone whether sweet or savory! read more
Due to a change in work locations I've found myself in the Yonge/Sheppard area more frequently. I was looking for a spot to bring fresh pastries for large meetings, and although the likes of Whole Foods, FoodBasics and Longo are in the area, they tend to have more basic baked goods. Some of my clients are of Asian descent, and although there is a Kin Kin bakery in the area as well, the ability to have 'fusion' pastries, a mix of asian and european inspiration makes the desserts at Paris Baguette unique. The cakes, mochi donuts, fruit pastries and croissants are my favourite. The only reason I couldn't give it an honest 5 stars is due to the price. Compared to other bakeries not just in the North York area, but the downtown Toronto area, the prices are pretty high, and although the quality is there, it might put a dent in your wallet depending on how many people you're trying to feed. read more
We tried this because it's within our neighbourhood. Unfortunately it didn't live up to the hype and I really want to be transparent. Your croissant costs $4 (4.5 for chocolate), so I would expect it to be decent. I would say for anyone who really likes to have croissant, there's Wholefoods around the corner, their croissants are one of the good ones in the area (of course for its price). It will take you a lot of time to get your orders too! Give or take there's a lot of people coming in but I think they have hired new people in the food industry. They couldn't handle lineups efficiently. Tried it once but I will never try this again. These kind of bakery chain which offers sub-par food product with sub-par service is what makes this city mediocre. The service is what drags it down read more
Paris Baguette, located at the Yonge Sheppard Centre, is the first Toronto location of the popular Korean bread and pastry chain. I've had Paris Baguette in Seoul, Korea before so I knew what to expect in terms of their pastries and cakes. This particular location is where Flock used to be. There are several stairs to navigate at the front entrance but the mall entrance is wheelchair accessible. There is some seating available (about 5 tables or so as well as bar style seating) for you to enjoy your coffee and pastries. The hype for Paris Baguette has been real since it opened, drawing long lines on the weekends. I had hesitations about supporting Paris Baguette as in 2022, in Korea, a worker was found crushed in a mixer machine at its factory during the graveyard shift and many people were boycotting them. Regardless, my hope is that the company has taken steps to ensure that they're employees have a safe working environment. Anyways, I pass by Paris Baguette on a daily basis and it's always busy. The displays are also always stocked with items as well. I did purchase a few breads and buns from them recently as I had a 10% coupon to use. I opted to purchase the crab croquette, ham and cheese croissant, twisted donut, and chocolate croissant. The buns are good but it can be pricey. The cake slices are expensive as well averaging about $7-8 a slice. They also have breads and sandwiches for sale and beverages made to order. Overall, a bit pricey but a good selection of different breads, buns, and pastries if you are ever in the area! Staff are friendly as well. read more
This bakery chain has an amazing variety of pastries and breads, cakes and a beverages. Unfortunately the prices are on the high end. The quality of the baked goods is on par with local bakeries, but I wouldn't say it's outstanding. There's a small seating area if you want to dine in. I got the almond croissant. It was good but not the best I've ever had. The fruit pastry was a little bit on the dry side but the fruit was fresh. I Like that they include the calorie information for the pastries. read more
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This bakery is a South Korean based bakery and French inspired. The layout of the store is very similar to the Chinese bakery called Saint Germaine. We tried a few pastries such as the plain croissant, tiramisu, tart with egg and cinnamon (looked like a Portuguese tart) and fruit bite with raspberry on top The prices range from $4 to $6 for a pastries and they also have whole cakes and cake slices. We also ordered lattes (one hazelnut and the other vanilla with oat milk). The taste was average. The regular croissant was warmed up as per our request and it was SO good. Flaky and warm. The fruit bite was good too. My oldest wanted more!! The tiramisu was very good too. It's a bit denser in texture than your normal tiramisu but I really enjoyed it. There are only a few tables and a counter on the side with about 5 stools. There is street parking available. The cashiers seems a bit disorganized but otherwise we really enjoyed our visit. It's a nice little spot to hang out for an afternoon catch up or breakfast with a friend. read more
2 years ago
Food: 4/5 Starting off, the menu here is so expansive there is definitely something for everyone. From savoury to sweet to full on cakes, I'm always roaming around struggling to choose. In terms of taste, the pastries are fairly decent. It's nothing extraordinary and this place is definitely branded as a more upscale quick bakery... so keep that in mind. I love that they have so many cake options available here, and they always have a supply of whole cakes in the back so you can even buy a whole cake right away. The cappuccino cake is delightful! So light and fluffy, and not too sweet. It's perfectly balanced with 4 layers of coffee cake flavour with a thin spread of a buttercream between. I also recommend the lemon cake here, which is not overly sweet with a tarte hit but not too sour. Service: 5/5 it's always steadily busy when I come here yet the staff are always so attentive and friendly. There's always someone cleaning and people asking if I need any help, which really sells that upscale brand they uphold over places like chatimes bakecode nearby. Overall very friendly and efficient service, resembling more of a fast food cafe style than your typical bakery. Atmosphere: 4/5 there is some seating but overall I'd say this place is too cramped and busy to stay too long. However, it is always so clean and bright inside and the location is so convenient which is an added bonus. read more
1 year ago
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3 years ago
Paris Baguette opened this past summer and I finally got to try it. Is it worth the hype? My first glance a darker glaze than I'm use to seeing. It's giving.. rustic. In terms of price, I think it's slightly expensive as I compared to Baked Code. But they have a promoted in store where you buy more than 6 items you pay no tax. In term of taste, I think it's fairly good but there's not much wow factor. Perhaps I was expecting more. The staff seem super chill. I came in near closing time I was hoping for an end of day sale or something. But the place is clean and giving a more upscale HK bakery. read more
PARIS BAGUETTE . . Paris Baguette has arrived in Canada! I was waiting for the crowds to die down a little before going and surely enough... there was no line at all when I went! There was also a lot of variety of pastries. . . Very Berry Pastry 3.75/5 Sugar Mochi Donut 4.3/5 Twisted Donut 3.75/5 Fruit Bite (raspberry) 3.75/5 Fruit Bite (strawberry) 3.75/5 . . Overall I thought the pastries were ok. None of the ones I tried really blew me away and for the price, I was a bit disappointed with the quality. The only one I enjoyed and possibly will get again is the Sugar Mochi Donut. It was very soft and squishy, but a bit more sweet than other mochi donuts I have tried. read more
Pretty Cafe at Yonge and Sheppard. They have a few items thats I really wanted to try. I had the mocha mochi donut and a chewy rice ball(?) With red bean inside. Good place to stop by for a snack. Really pretty inside and has a small seating area. Checking out was fairly quick as well. read more
Paris Baguette is a very cute cafe with tons of great pastry and cake options. They have a huge variety, and it can take some time to narrow down your choices. The pastries can be a little pricey compared to some other cafe/bakery options in the area. I picked up their Curry Croquette and Matcha Latte, and I absolutely loved both. I only wish they had more seating, as it gets quite busy and fills up fast. read more
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3 years ago
Loved the beautiful space & smell of fresh baked goods as you walk in. Lots of bakery items to choose from; sweet, fruity to savoury. I was intrigued to try a drink as well & their hazelnut latte was good. Buy 6 & no tax so I was able to grab a variety of items to share with family. read more
3 years ago
Honestly really good pastries, just on the more expensive side. I got the cheese and ham croissant for my brother and my partner and I shared the jalapeno (savoury) and the sweet potato (sweet) croissant. I loved how flaky the exterior was and buttery the inside was. Just for the sweet potato croissant, I would've liked if there was more filling. Would consider returning to try their other treats! read more
My review is solely based on trying their danish and baguette. Both were excellent. I wish their baguette was a bit wider though but it was tasty nonetheless. The danish pastry had delicious cream and fresh fruits. Lose the orange slice. It does not belong on the danish. Limit it to strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, raspberries and kiwi. Is the quality the same as in Paris, France? No, it's not. In France they use higher-quality butter and dough. Is it good? Yes, it's worth the money. I would definitely come back for the fresh fruit danish. It was excellent! read more
Tried their mochi donut today. It was good - not too dense and not too sweet. Service was fast. Deducted one star for the price. I also tried their latte a couple weeks ago. It was so so. Way too much foam and lack of aroma. Hence, deducted another star. Overall, it wasn't bad but too pricey. read more
Close to Sheppard-Yonge station, Paris Baguette offers pastries that truly do cater more to an asian palette. Not to sweet pastries and cakes. If you buy 6 items, it's tax free. Make sure you double check your receipt because I accidentally got charged for an additional item that I didn't purchase. Luckily I caught it while still there and got the refund. Items are priced pretty standard for patisseries and bakeries now, ~$6 or so per item in general. The cafe is kept really clean and pristine, with plenty of seating inside and a patio. Would be a nice place to catch up with a friend or afternoon tea/ breakfast. I purchased a fruit pastry, strawberry croissant, curry croquette, seeet potato twist, coffee twist, and very berry pastry to share. The fruit ones were very fresh and not too sweet. My favourite was definitely the strawberry croissant. i'm looking forward to the other locations opening up and trying their other products. read more
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Went to Paris Baguette's soft opening on a Sunday in March and was lined up for around 20 minutes after my GoodLife Fitness class (I worked for the croissant, ok?) There was a lineup about 15 ppl long outside in 2 degree weather because us Torontonians live and breathe lineups. When I got up to the stairs they decided to bring out samples but not before? -_-" Food wise, most popular items were already sold out around 10:30AM. They did have cake available and I got a slice of their chocolate cake to share. It was very fluffy but lacked cream filling. The buns I got to try were good and my boyfriend said they were unique with their fillings. The strawberry cream cheese pastry tasted very commercial and not a favourite of mine. One thing I had a gripe with was their coffee cups because their hot lids SUCK! As I was walking home, the coffee kept spilling and dribbling down the cups. Pls fix this, Paris Baguette!! The cost was somewhat high for some buns/the cake slice and I'm on the fence about returning. They accept Amex read more
2 years ago
Tried out Paris Baguette for the first time and it was a great experience. The environment was clean, staff were super friendly. I'd recommend. read more
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Thank you for your kind words and recommendation! We're thrilled to…
2 years ago
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We are so happy you had an enjoyable experience with us. Customers…
2 years ago
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We appreciate your high praise and recommendation. Thank you for…
2 years ago
Had the chicken ceasar baguette sandwiches. Very tasty. Mocha lattes good, though didn't realize they were sweet before we put sugar in our drinks pastries are all excellent. Just adding to our waistline. This is our 4th time at Paris Baguette this week alone. read more
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3 years ago
For a North American Paris Baguette location, I have to say, this location has some of the best selection I've seen. It of course will never be like what you can find in Korea, but it sure comes close. The store is VERY clean and well maintained in all aspects, and all goodies are stored in cabinets. The cleanliness is especially notable when getting your goodies. You put them on top of a paper when you get a tray. I love this touch, and this is especially great for germaphobes. Service is also very friendly and prompt. Prices here are a bit on the steep side but absolutely worth it for the high quality treats you can find here, as well as the massive variety of stuff you can get. For reference, I got myself a strawberry croissant sandwich, and OMG - it tasted so fresh and delicious. I'm definitely coming back here when in Toronto! read more
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Finally got a chance to try Paris baguette. The cake and tarts were good, not too sweet. We also liked the pastries we got. The bakery was kept clean and the staff were friendly. read more
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