Bakery, Pasticceria, Trattoria as another one like Nino D'aversa style that I've encountered…read morebefore. This one however is not at any noticeable major intersection therefore it's more for the locals that live around after dropping off their children at the nearby Public School. The environment and seating give off a slightly Goth and historic European feel. Offerings of Oven Pizza, a good selection of Pastries and individual CAKES, Breads and Pies. There's Hot Table, Cold Cuts and even a small selection Grocery Fridge. Good additional option when you want to get away from the crowd and enjoy a Coffee Beverage in this calm quiet neighbourhood. Btw, Vaughan's current Mayor has setup shop within this plaza as well.

We tried this place out right in the middle of the holiday seasons. Of all the bakeries we've…read morefrequented in the area, this by far leaves very little to be desired. The decor looks good, and there is a private party room as well. But the space has a lot of echo and is so loud in here that you cannot possibly sit and enjoy your meal or your coffee. The cappuccino was great but the desserts were dry, and tasted stale. It was right around Christmas time and the store was packed - how could your food be stale? Also I didn't appreciate being followed around and asked ten times if I wanted anything else. Clearly if I'm still looking as you are packing I'm looking to order more items!! I eventually gave up after getting them to pack just 4 pastries and got my other 3 boxes elsewhere..there's only so much bad service one can ignore. Additionally, the parking is a mess especially during winters and very hard to even land a spot! I fail to see the appeal. Definitely won't be returning....

I went there a couple days ago, and it was an incredible experience not to forget…read more When I came in, everyone greeted my father and I with huge smiles, I felt like I was at the top of the world. My father and an ordered the veal sandwich, and let me tell you, this sandwich was unbelievable. For a bakery, they made such an amazing veal sandwich that I licked the plate clean. I usually never do that! The eating area was very clean, and the staff is very polite. This is now my go to bakery for food and baked goods, would rate this 6 stars if I can.

Food was plentiful and very tasty. Service was very…read morefriendly. Food was not that hot and was expensive .

Was running around doing errands (grocery shopping) and instead of picking up StarBees ... Decided…read moreto drop into Fran's (always dicey cause the parking situation is limited and you can get yourself stuck between goings and comings). We dropped in not for their hot stove, but for their espresso slushy crema. Oh my goodness what an amazing concoction!? Highly recommend, I am craving it right now!!

I am so late in finding (and visiting) this place even after living in Scarborough for 5+ years but…read morethis place has become one of my favourite Italian bakeries in the city for sure. They have so much variety from hot food to bread, sourdough, petit fours, gelato, a whole lot of cafe items and pastries that I was blown away! Their cafe crema is hands down the best in the city. Undoubtably. I also got their chicken sandwich and loved it. Their cannolis are also obviously made perfectly and the pastries are so different from any other bakeries. You must try the Sicilia pastry made with orange and pistachio. Uniquely combo but goes so well. I am definitely going to become a regular here.

I used to come with my family while growing up and visiting family in this area. We enjoyed getting…read morethe veal sandwiches with mushrooms and peppers, making for a nostalgic food memory. I recall even maybe once having a panzerotti. I haven't been in a long time and I am sure it's great as it was when I enjoyed during my younger days.

Got some cannollis here. They only sell two kinds: ricotta and chocolate mousse. I was hoping to…read moreget the ricotta cannollis but they were sold out. I got the chocolate mousse cannollis for $3.25 each but honestly not as good as the ricotta. The chocolate mousse was only cream filling. The place overall did not look clean and had a grungey, neglected look. As well, they would not take credit card even though they have a money pad.

Extremely rude and aggressive service by a short lady with dark brown straight hair who was working…read moreat the cash register, cappuccino bar and slicing bread. I could also hear her yelling at the other staff members right in front of customers. Prices change without notice. Any toppings are $1 each on sandwiches now.. $1 for one slice of tomato and $1 for a lettuce leaf. I had also asked for water which they usually give to us since we are eating lunch along with our coffees, pastries, lunch and teas but she did not bring us any. So disappointing what terrible customer service.

R Bakery is a great Bakery! Always fresh and clean. Staff is friendly and great. Been going here…read morealmost 10 years.

It was cool to learn that Seara Bakery & Pastry offers Portuguese pastries and desserts in Vaughan…read more A recent Yelp experience brought me here. This bakery is located in a plaza with plenty of parking. I had no problem finding a parking spot coming from work. Sadly, all the Portuguese egg tarts (natas) were sold out when I had arrived at 5:30 pm. However, I did manage to get a pistachio loaf that looked yummy and ended up taking it home. I have had the following items at this place: - Iced latte - Portuguese vanilla custard-filled donut - Ham and cheese croissant My iced latte was awesome. The woman at the counter asked whether I wanted sugar. I declined it, which made this drink perfect. It was cold. The coffee was smooth. It had the perfect amount of milk. I loved it. My vanilla custard-filled donut came out next. It was cut in half, so I admired all the custard in it. It had sugar around it that was the only sweetness that I got from it. The custard had a mild vanilla flavour and had little sugar, which I appreciated. The donut was more on the egg side of things. If you don't like that eggy taste, it may not be for you. I personally loved how different it was compared to regular overly sweet donuts. My ham and cheese croissant had arrived. When you order a croissant warmed up, it gets pressed in a panini machine. It was different, but it worked. There was a single slice of ham and another slice of cheese in this croissant. It was yummy, but I was yearning for more filling. The croissant had a different type of flakiness when it was pressed to death. I used the washroom before I headed home. Staff here were constantly cleaning tables, chairs, and the washrooms during my visit. The women's washroom is a single stall and it was super clean. My pistachio loaf came up to $8. I paid with a debit card. I tipped and tapped. Done! There are nuts on top of the pistachio loaf, but not in the loaf itself. The loaf was closer to a pound cake, but without a whole lot of moisture. It also had a hint of vanilla or some other extract in it. It wasn't sweet, but it did require downing it with a drink. I ended up taking half of the loaf and making French toast out of it. It turned out nicely. I hope to return to get some natas. There were so many pastries that I want to try as many as possible. (245)

Seara Bakery & Pastry truly captures the essence of authentic Portuguese pastries & dessert! It's a…read moresmall, but spacious shop offering both take-out and a few dine-in spots. From the moment I walked in, the friendly staff made me feel right at home. They were incredibly friendly and helped make recommendations on their most popular pastries - there's so many to choose from! I got the Pistachio Tiramisu and the Sweet Egg Mille Feuille. The tiramisu was light, sweet, and had a subtle pistachio flavor. The Mille Feuille was massive! It had crispy, flaky layers and a nicely balanced sweet egg custard in between. Very reasonable prices for all their pastries. If you're in the area and craving some authentic Portuguese pastries, I highly recommend stopping by this charming bakery! :)

Visited Sud Forno while in Toronto (132 Yonge St). The atmosphere was lively and vibrant, with a…read morenoticeable business-clientele buzz at times, and the service was consistently friendly and helpful. Tried a selection of their baked goods and savory dishes -- everything felt like true slow food: heart-warming, thoughtfully prepared, and made with excellent ingredients and real attention to detail. I also have a personal connection to this place and all of Cosimo Mammoliti's restaurants, as he's from the same small hometown in Southern Italy as my father, which makes the experience even more meaningful. Overall, a great spot for locals and absolutely worth a return visit -- I genuinely love this place. Saluti

Such an authentic, quintessential Italian experience. From the dark green sofas and chairs, to the…read morebeautiful interior with warm cozy lighting ; sud for no is molto bene. I opted for the cappuccino, and a berry croissant. The cappuccino was perfect. Rich, smooth, and not overflowing with milk like many others. You can actually TASTE the coffee! The croissant was flaky, buttery and jam packed with a berry and custard filling which was yum. This place gets super busy on weekday afternoons so try and hit it at the right time. I went on an early weekend morning (opening time) and only one other table was taken. The only downside was that there were tons of flies ( as I said, a true Italian experience) and it ruined the vibe. Ended up taking my treats to go.

Food Was SOO GOOD IT WAS THE BEST BREAKFAST I EVER HAD Took…read morea bit for us to get drinks but after that food came really quick Loved the nature in building the floors were clean bathrooms clean and comfortable seat

Visited during my recent Toronto trip - and my relatives live close to this place so gave it a try…read more Lucked out and it wasn't very busy, so was seated right away. Place seemed pretty clean and well lit - seat wasn't very comfortable though. Service was very quick, and server was very friendly, and made sure you were aware of all there offerings. However, in terms of the food - it was just okay at best, nothing to write home about for the traditional breakfast - sausage tasted a bit undercooked - potatoes were lacking flavour - Vanilla Latte - coffee was way too mild , so tasted more like drinking Vanilla oat milk - needed to get another coffee elsewhere soon after. Overall - give it a try - however not missing out on much -