I picked the Viking Slices. Flaky Danish pastry with white remonce, almond paste, custard & glazed…read morewith chocolate icing. White remonce: mixture of creamed butter and sugar Luisa recommended the blueberry and strawberry cream cheese danish and chocolate croissant. The Copenhagen scones were on the dryer side.

This location is much busier since it's inside a shopping mall…read more I find that this place is very inconsistent with their baked goods especially their chocolate and almond butterhorns (croissant). Some days you will get a dry almost stale croissant with sparse fillings. And then there are times when it's the opposite. The prices are pretty average for a downtown Toronto which translates to being expensive. There are limited seatings so the ambiance is not the same as what you get in a cafe like settings. But if you can't find a seat, head downstairs in the foodcourt. There's a vast selection of pastries and baked goods but nothing extraordinary and authentic as what we had in Copenhagen. Maybe will try other stuff if I want to satisfy my sweet tooth and somewhere in the area. This location is much busier since it's inside a shopping mall. I find that this place is very inconsistent with their baked goods especially their chocolate and almond butterhorns (croissant). Some days you will get a dry almost stale croissant with sparse fillings. And then there are times when it's the opposite. The prices are pretty average for a downtown Toronto which translates to being expensive. There are limited seatings so the ambiance is not the same as what you get in a cafe like settings. But if you can't find a seat, head downstairs in the foodcourt. There's a vast selection of pastries and baked goods but nothing extraordinary and authentic as what we had in Copenhagen. Maybe will try other stuff if I want to satisfy my sweet tooth and somewhere in the area.

I must be getting old! It is true. I remember when cakes were $9. For example, a whole Uncle Tetsu…read morecheesecake was $10 before the pandemic. At Nadege, each small pastry is $9 now. I had not been in there for several years. They are in the PATH under Richmond And Bay and the times I had walked by recently after work were after their business hours. Never mind that everybody - not just them - in the PATH closes weekends. Never mind that. Not only this is Toronto and everything and everyone closes down in the afternoon making the city a ghost town past kiddie bedtime, but also Nadege is practically out of most items by mid-afternoon. Know before you go. Anyway, I finally made it there again. They have macarons galore and a selection of mini sandwiches. I do not like macarons, but do not say 'no' to cakes and pastry so bought myself a 'dark chocolate' pastry and a 'raspberry pastry' (I just realized that rhymes) and they are both best described as mini pastries. Neither is quite big or even regular sized. What they lack in price control or quantity they somewhat make up for in the quality department. That is their forte, after all, and indeed both pastries were delicious. I had one on Friday afternoon and the other Friday night... OK... yes, I am lying.. who am I kidding? I ate both on Friday at home. They were delicious, but not quite five-star delicious. I did appreciate the distinct tastes, the quality texture and that they were not too sweet. Having said that, it was not divine and I could have used with a slightly larger size, which would have allowed me to save one for the next day... maybe. I will go back for a sandwich, but in the meantime, the store is spic and span clean, which is always acknowledged and appreciated.

One of the first patisseries I've fallen in love with in Toronto (the one near trinity though) - it…read moreis on the pricier side which is to be expected but this isn't what the review is about. This patisserie in the path is such a quiet place that barely has customers every time I've walked by ...now I know why. There was only one person when I stopped by, popped in to grab a quick little treat for a coworker's birthday. The one girl working didn't acknowledge me at all until she had no other choice, not a simple "I'll be with you in a second" or even a glance/nod over. Vibes were very off. Also she was the slowest mover I've ever seen, it felt like all her movements were in slow-mo from wrapping, packaging the processing payment. I've literally never seen a human worker move at that pace. Even after the other customer wrapped up and left it took her at least another minute before looking up at me. When I picked my item, again... she was moving at a pace where natural selection would've definitely taken her out. Not sure what was going on but it was weird. The air was stiff as there wasn't any customer service, kindness or even welcoming in the store. And the audacity of the machine to ask for a tip???? For what? Packing up a pastry at a snails pace? Tipping culture has really gotten out of hand. Grabbed my item and left, with no intent of ever returning if I'm paying premium prices for pastries, there are much better, friendlier and QUICKER places to go to. +1 star for the pretty pastry.

Rahier's fruit tart (which also comes in a cake size) and dumas cake are divine. Their cookies with…read morethe crunchy almonds in the middle are amazing. One of my favourite patisseries.

Been coming here for over 20 years. Even though it's quite far drive from me, they're my go to…read moreplace for croissants, quiches and baguettes. Butter croissants are very flakey and strong in butter Quiches- ham/cheese and bacon/onion are our go to. Baguettes- buy as is or buy them as sandwiches! Tuna is our ultimate fav Cakes- lot of variety but def on sweet side. If you like pistachio make sure to try Pompadour, only available in winter. Opera is classic as well. During holidays they offer different yule logs as well as croquembouche. Overall worth trying but make sure you go early for better selection or reserve ahead of time.

almost too good for BLOORDALE ;) ice cream and treats are…read morephenomenal this mint ice cream and milk and cookies perfect combo

It's a cute little bakery in the blood west area by High Park…read more Very nice woman working there. I came in after seeing the sign for banana pudding which was sold out but it was an excuse to try something else. Ordered a croissant bread pudding and enjoyed the fresh taste of this twist. The way things are presented in the window I must say is quite mouth watering. Hard to walk by and not want something. I had ordered a London fog latte which was not bad at all but paled in-comparison to the pastry. Would definitely want to try other things they offer!

I didn't go here in person but this bakery has the best pain au chocolat hands down! So flaky &…read morebuttery yet light and perfect amount of chocolate. The size of each pain au chocolat is huge which justifies the price!

Hadn't been in a few years but was lucky to find a parking spot right outside the door while doing…read moresome last minute Christmas errands. It gave me the needed incentive to go in. Bought a half dozen of their butter croissants and they are still as good as always! Service was quick and friendly and I'm happy that it was pretty crowded during both recent visits. I wanted to buy our dessert for Christmas dinner there but unfortunately all desserts in their display cases were spoken for. I'm guessing that is only a Christmas Eve problem and thankfully Pusateri's came thru. Ambiance is relaxed. Will definitely be back in the future.

This place is still delicious! Unfortunately, the sit down area is gone but the hot table is still…read moreavailable with 10-12 options. The bakery is still divine! Staff remain friendly! Service is quick! Best parking is the green P lot about half a block away (not penalizing them for the silly arrangement on the street). Lots of options for food! Laid back environment and local. Definitely worth a visit!

Stumbled upon Phipps while running some errands in the neighbourhood, and let me tell ya, I'm glad…read moreI did! It's a super sweet little bakery with very kind and knowledgeable staff, and baked treats that make you feel like you're having high tea at a teddy bear picnic. I tried the mini lemon meringue pie, which was delightful. It had a beautifully whipped meringue topping above a deliciously tart lemon filling. I also got an apple pie to share with my family, which was a smash hit. 10/10, worth going a little out of your way for!

There is a lot to love about Bocados Bakeshop. No matter what type of mood you're in, there's a…read moredessert waiting for you. Today's purchase was their cookies. I tried the snickerdoodle, apple pie, funfetti, red velvet, and one other unfortunate I forgot the name. The cookies are decent size, and I found them to be good alone, but even better warmed up and served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Again this bakeshop has something for everyone, so if you're not in the mood for cookies. They offer cinnamon buns, cakes, cheesecakes, brownies and so much more..

I was wondering around Queen St. W when I came across this cookie shop. The plump ooey gooey…read morelooking cookies caught my eye and I walked in. It's a cute shop, decorated mostly pink. It was really quiet for Saturday midday (apparently they're usually busy?) and I was the only person in the store. The person working there greeted me with a smile and was helpful at recommending cookies. Since I hadn't tried them out before, I ended up just getting one -- king pistachio (dark chocolate salted caramel and roasted pistachios). The price was quite steep (over $6 for a single cookie?!) but it was sizeable. A little annoying that prices were not on display. When I got home and bit in, I immediately regretted not buying more cookies. Chocolate pairs perfectly with the nutty pistachio and rich caramel. Such a satisfying bite for my sweet tooth. Bad for my wallet and waistline, but oh, how I think of the cookie even today. Next time!

Love the shop itself to sit in and indulge in a treat. It's very lovely, nicely lit and there was a…read moreconstant flow of traffic that gave it a nice buzz. Coffee was good. There's a great selection of desserts and they're all very beautiful. So far the cakes I've tried have been more spongy and very light. Am looking forward to trying some of their other desserts as well.

They have a cute sitting area with a couple of chairs and tables if you want to enjoy some coffee…read moreand sweets. And they have great selection of Persian pastries, pies, cheesecake, nuts, cakes and hot & cold coffee and tea. We ordered "Pistachio Roll Cake" and "Mocha Roll Cake" with matcha latte and mocha and enjoyed them inside the Pastry house. We also bought an assortment of Persian pastries for takeout. The owner and staffs are friendly and make sure customers feel welcomed.