I went here today for the first time, I was really craving a cupcake and this spot had some decent…read moregoogle reviews so thought I'd give it a shot. I ordered 1/2 a dozen cupcakes, and a strawberry lemonade. The cupcakes were priced reasonably at just $2.50 each with a deal for buying a dozen or 1/2 dozen. And I'm happy I decided to stop by, first off the service was great, the sales lady was kind, attentive, and great at answering questions. As for the taste of the strawberry lemonade it was good, cold and refreshing but, it was much too sweet for me, so I handed it off to my boyfriend who didn't mind the sweetness and actually enjoyed it. The cupcake flavours I ordered were the blueberry lemon(with fresh blueberries in cake), vanilla with sprinkles, and strawberry cupcakes(with strawberry pieces in cake). The cupcakes were delicious some of the best I've ever had!! The buttercream frosting was thick flavourful, and just enough was on the cupcakes to perfectly complement the moist and not too sweet cake portion of the cupcake. Needless to say this is definitely my new go to spot for cupcakes in Waterloo, and I will be back to try some other baked goods too, such as a scone or muffin next time, as they looked great too.

I ordered 12 assorted (well, 12 assorted, but I had to ask for specific cupcakes bc some of our…read moreguests are on the spectrum and nobody likes the same thing, but everybody likes something specific and nobody can share. if you know, you know. ya know?) Anywhoo, I called and ordered and they said no problem they could accomodate ppl with disabilities (which is awesome. It's not something they do normally - you just order '12 assorted cupcakes' and a get a mixed bag of nuts. every single cupcake is great tho. you cant really go wrong) and I picked it up and took it home and then I TRIPPED AND FELL and had to rush back and replace my order and (thank goodness) they were able to do that right away. Moral of this little story is the cupcakes from this place taste great whether they are smushed or not, but they are super pretty when they are not smushed. I 100% recommend this bakery.

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Bought a birthday cake here for a friend's birthday. I didn't order ahead since this was planned…read morelast minute, so I bought a cake that was available for that day. The cheesecake was delicious; it was fresh and fluffy. I was afraid that it would be too sweet for us but it was just right. On top of that, the cake was really pretty looking. Will definitely come back to buy a cake for another celebration.

Definitely a cookie place worth visiting! The cookies are always baked fresh and they have lots of…read morespecialty cookies. Are they pricey? Well not that much more than any other bakery from my opinion. You really need to follow them on instagram as they are very good at posting their daily specials and cookie options. Often they will run out before closing! There isn't really seating inside, more of a waiting area, so I would recommend a quick pick up. The service is amicable, although opening hours are a struggle for me! The specialty croissant cookies were to die for. I would recommend getting the OG chocolate chip as well.

Not sure what the low reviews are about, but this is primarily a self-serve place with prices to…read morematch, community-like atmosphere, and a Kibbutz-y mentality. You drink/eat and pay at the end, honour system. Don't expect someone to serve on you hand and foot, fancy packaging, & outrages prices. Everything is baked on-site, items range from bagels (there were none prior to arriving at noon), loaves of bread, croissants, butter tarts, scones, & donuts. They also serve sandwiches and maybe pizzas. The items that I got weren't overly sweet. You can tell real ingredients were used like butter. Overall, it's a quaint place with good items and a breath of fresh air! Too bad a concept like this wouldn't work everywhere.

We came here for a quick bite on our way through Kitchener. We ordered 2 ham and cheese sandwiches…read more The man took our order, and let us know that my name would be called. It took them over a half hour to make our two ham and cheese sandwiches. A ham and cheese sandwich should take about 1-2 minutes to make, max. I don't expect that our food should have been ready in 2-5 minutes but 30+ is ridiculous. The sandwiches were fine. not enough meat for the amount of bread, but the mustard was good. Came with potato chips.

Compared to cupcake shops in the area, the delivery charge…read moreis cheaper. The staff was friendly on the phone and willing to make adjustments to my order. They do not provide any confirmation information after you place your order which seems like a good thing to add to the service process.

I usually don't eat cupcakes but went by on recommendations. The service was great and I tried the…read moretwo best sellers- chocolate peanut butter and salted caramel (i think). Both were spectacular! I spoke with the staff for a bit, they have over 100 cupcake flavors that they rotate! Pretty crazy. The location itself has a couple seats but it's meant for takeout. Recommended if you are picking up for the family. Their other business is custom cakes which I look forward to trying in the future.

In the heart of Elora is Scoop, one of many ice cream or gelato shops. This one is perhaps the most…read moreelevated one, and a long line queues right at the window to order off the sidewalk and patio. It's pricy but expected on the main street of a touristy area. Good portion, and great flavours. Service moved quickly and my friend enjoyed her affogato, and I cooled down with a delightful cream soda float! They have vegan and dairy free options clearly marked on the menu. Something for everyone here! Great part of our visit to Elora in the sun.

Went on a day trip to Elora and the sun was absolutely angry. After meandering around the beautiful…read moretown for half an hour, my body was begging for a cooldown. We spotted a cart selling Cold Cofee and I immediately gulped it down. I thought that would be enough but then I spotted a huge crowd around a store. Intrigued, I approached and noticed it was an Ice-cream shop. My foodie instincts kicked in. I immeditely stood in queue. I was lucky that by the time I decided, the crowd had dispersed a bit and my number came after a 5 minute wait. I scanned the menu on the glass window and ordered the large cup with 2 scoops: -Mango - Hazelnut Praline Paid around $9.50 with taxes and stepped away, only to notice that during our wait the queue had grown tremendously and still growing. Thanking my stars, i stepped away from the crowd and dug into the flavors. The mango was delicious. It wasn't overly sweet and had a bit of tang to it. It was more of a sorbet and had flavorsome resemblence to the real fruit. The Hazelnut Praline was creamy and on the sweeter side. The flavor had nice hazelnut tones but I'd have prefer a much deeper flavor, especially of praline. The two contrasting flavors made us enjoy each of them thoroughly, especially on a sunny day. To Foodies: There are a lot of places at Elora delling ice-creams and soft serves - we tried a couple. Of them all, this one was the best. They have lots of flavors and variety of items to satisfy your sweet cravings. Though some may find it a bit on the expensive side. To Management. Great service. Good ice-cream. Nice assortment of flavors.. A bit of queue management outside the shop will make the experience better. Overall, it was a delicious,soul-satisfying experience on a hot, sunny day. Rating : 8.4/ 10 Signing off, Rahul S. aka CanIndianFoodie

Hey Yelpers! It was…read moreadvised by my partner's friend and also my co-worker to visit City Café Bakery for their fresh baked goods. Let me tell you, it was not disappointing. I purchased their butter milk croissants, cream filled chocolate doughnut and the pineapple coconut scone. The croissants were pretty. Obviously not as good as the ones made in France but pretty good. The doughnut was not sweet at all to which I highly enjoyed. The cream in it was light and the chocolate wasn't too sweet. The doughnut batter was soft too. As for the pineapple coconut scone... my bf ate that. He said he wished there was more pineapple in it. The pricing is good. What caught me in awe is the way you pay. You pay exactly the amount and you insert the money into some device. Pretty cool and interesting. They really trust their customers to pay them the correct amount. I'd def return again. Until next time :)

tuna melt is OK, but I won't return because of the poor environmental policy. You do not allow…read morerecycling of pop cans, plastic water bottles and plastic juice bottles you sell. The fellow just shrugged and said NOPE when I asked about a recycle bin. Why bother with the wooden fork. Really!

What a quaint little bakery. The owners and staff are always super friendly and the sweets are…read moretasty. Whenever I'm in the Downtown Galt area, I feel compelled to pop in and load up on cupcakes

I have been looking into dessert shops in the Cambridge area and decided to give Tiny Cakes a try…read morefirst since it is right down the street from my gym (go figure). I really enjoy that they post their daily selections on Facebook and their website. They had a large selection of sweet treats and breads available even near closing time. Food: I ordered a German chocolate cupcake, an eggnog tiny cake, and a pink macaroon. The eggnog tiny cake's frosting was quite sweet but the cake itself balanced it out very nicely, leaving you with a true eggnog flavor. The pink macaroon was not shaped like a classic macaroon but was rectangular and had three distinct layers. On top was a very sweet, pink frosting, then the coconut mixture, and finally a hard crust on bottom. Unfortunately, I did not like it at all. Lastly, I had the German chocolate cupcake. The cake was very moist and the classic German chocolate frosting was tasty. Service/Location: The service was great as I was welcomed when first arriving and afterwards there was always someone ready to assist me. Since the bakery is downtown there is ample parking and other shops to explore but the area can get busy. Price: I paid $4.00 for the German chocolate cupcake, $3.75 for the eggnog tiny cake (though in the display the price was listed at $4.00), and $2.35 for the pink macaroon. Overall, a decent value. Conclusion: Based on these three desserts, I was not overly impressed. Perhaps I would enjoy some of their other desserts more, therefore in the future I may return to see what else they have to offer.