I tried this place a couple of time to buy bread and once to eat on site…read more There is a small indoor dining area with lounge chair, cozy sofa, work table with electricity, high dining bar, etc. It's very nice. I tried an Italian sandwich. It was good but not great. I felt the bread was a bit stale and the meat/cheese lack taste. As for the bread itself, I bought about 2 or 3 times a big round bread and everytime, the outside was very hard (like so crunchy its hard to chew and cut) while the interior was a bit stale. Kind of weird since it's fresh bread. I did try other bread and they were ok. It left me a bit disapointed cause I'm looking for a place to buy good bread outside of general grocery store and I though this might be it, but so far, haven't been impress. The service is good, you won't wait long to be served (unless the client in front of you are clueless and doesn't know what they want but that's not the fault of the staff)

I remember going to Pagé's as a kid with my mom. It was a lot smaller then, but the smell was…read moreamazing, and we used to get a dozen freshly baked croissants. We usually had one on the way home, and it was delicious. At one point, they started making 2 different kinds of croissants. One was the doughey version that we were used to, and the other was a flaky version that they introduced. I liked the first version better than the second one, but I don't think they sell them anymore. Anyway, they've expanded quite a bit, and there are all sorts of food kiosks available now. I see that I already gave this place 5 stars from a review that I posted in 2012. It would be nice if I could get those reviews and my new review matched up, so that I would have even more reviews. The picture on that profile is from Nakiska ski area, which is where I used to go skiing in the last year that I spent in Alberta. It's too bad things didn't work out there, because the skiing is amazing, but I'm comfortable now in Toronto. Eventually, I might move back to a smaller place, but I doubt I'd ever move back to Alberta. It's a shame. I miss my friend Leslie, the skiing and the mountain biking. I hope she's doing well and that the people around her are nice.

Used to be my go to bakery years ago, quality has gone downhill over the years. Now most of the…read morebaked goods are made off site, frozen, then baked on location. Miss the good old days...

Greek sweet craftsmanship, I like Serano because it's always fresh and always entertaining…read more It's like going to the candy store and always find what you fancy at the moment, if are in doubt, you can always ask the staff and you will be enlightened. One important detail, people who are always obsessed with the figures, please figure out a way not to talk about it when you are visiting patisserie. :)

Good pastries - but TERRIBLE customer service! The fat old…read morelady is very rude!!! she treats you like you are begging for something instead of buying!

Lots of wonderful bread and muffins and what is commonly referred to as "vienoisseries". I came…read moreupon this gem while taking an exploratory stroll after shopping at the market nearby,wonderful surprise! Bought an orange/hazelnut bread for my breakfasts,can't wait to try it. Another great find and most likely,keeper.

The quality of the ingredients they use is phenomenal, often organic and listed in store! The…read morecroissant and chocolatine are exquisite. The muffins are healthy and very filling. The breads are amazing too... my favourite is the tournesol (so so tasty) and the baguette rustique. The staff is always polite ans effective. I would give it 5 stars for the quality of their product, but I cannot get over the attitude of the owner. For example, once I had been sitting less than a minute at a table waiting for my husband to order breakfast and he sent an employee over to tell me I had to leave unless I ordered. I had just sat down and the place was empty. On many other occasions I have noticed his arrogance towards myself or other customers... thankfully he is not there often, but it goes without saying that I would buy my bread there more often if it wasn't for that

I love this place. I visited Aube Boulangerie after hearing someone else speak highly of it on…read moreTikTok. It's a little far to get here from the subway line but it's worth it. There is street parking available if you are driving. They speak both English and French. The barista was very knowledgeable and kind. We tried the lavender latte (seasonal drink), hot matcha latte (always available on their menu), iced matcha lemonade (seasonal drink), and a croissant. The lavender latte was delicious and if it didnt already have two shots of espresso, I would have gotten another one. Both the matcha latte and matcha lemonade were made with premium ceremonial grade matcha. We watched them prepare the matcha with a whisk, and they definitely didn't cheap out on the matcha. The croissant was a reasonable price (~$3) and it was flaky and airy. The overall vibe is 10/10 with both seating indoor and outdoor. They have four individual seats available with side tables, four tables for groups, and a long co-working table for up to 10 people. Spacious with a good amount of seating!

Even if the name says it's a boulangerie, they don't have bread. I went there multiple times, and…read morethere was always mysteriously no bread left. The person working there told me I was better to order it in advance. I heard they have good coffee though.

This is an incredible business! The owner makes the bread fresh everyday. It's family owned. The…read moreviennoiserie are my favourite - he makes special pain au chocolat with nutella, jam, or almonds! The jam/chocolate ones are my favourite. I recommend getting a sandwich on italian bread and finishing off with a mini fruit tart. Trust me, you won't regret it.

Best service in town cannelloni are perfect…read more Thank for your good service Clean place

Something changed, Patisserie St Martin used to make delicious cakes…read more Their classic Chocolate Bûche de Noël used to be one of our favorites. But last year, the chocolate bûche was dry. For Valentine, I had their cupcakes: chocolate, vanilla. The chocolate cupcake was dry. The bottom of the cake was sticking on the cupcake paper. They seem to have changed recipe of their chocolate cakes. The vanilla cupcake was better, although not soft, nor moist. The frosting tasted like shortening rather than buttercream.

I needed to bring desert for a Christmas pot luck so I asked them to surprise me with fun pretzels…read more When I opened my box I couldnt wait to sink my teeth in those babies. Everyone really enjoyed these. The chocolate bacon ones were SOOOOOOO Good!! I like funky mixes! Great customer service as well! Find them on instagram and check out all the yummy stuff they make!

Am I a fan of pretzels? No, but this bakery made me curious and I'm glad I made the trip…read more Offering a large variety of pretzels ranging from the classic, to salted, chocolate covered and so much more. They also offer baked goods, sandwiches and pizzas. I tried the raisin danish and it's fairly big and sweet! I'm not usually big on raisins in my sweets, but l actually enjoyed this one. Loved the pretzel with the chocolate on top, a nice combo of sweet & salty. Cinnamon pretzel was very flavorful as well. All of the pretzels I tried out were fresh and delicious. Unique place with the various pretzel flavors. Service was super friendly & helpful.