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    Tim Hortons

    3.3 (4 reviews)
    InexpensiveBakeries, Coffee & Tea
    Open • 12:00 am - 11:59 pm

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    2 years ago

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    4 years ago

    Nice patio area near drive thru window. Drive thru very busy and fast service. Inside and outside clean. Restrooms clean. Service good.

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    15 years ago

    Great coffee and doughnuts! Coffee cups need cardboard holders and the lids are horrible. Their size small is ridiculous!

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    Old Church Bakery - Pain au chocolat

    Old Church Bakery

    4.6(5 reviews)
    110.0 km

    Lovely experience! This cute bakery brightened my day! To…read morestart right when we walked in I was overwhelmed with the amazing sent of sourdough and pastry's! After waiting in a surprisingly fast moving line, I was excited to see what they had left even though there was not much selection (understandably so considering it was an hour before close) luckily they still had what we wanted. We ordered a brownie, caramel cheesecake and a loaf of sandwich sourdough. The employee who helped us was kind and personable. Prices were reasonable! The treats were out of this world amazing would definitely recommend! 100% making the trip out here to come again!

    Tip: This bakery accepts credit and debit cards…read more During my first full day of vacation, I was driving around Steinbach and noticed Old Church Bakery. I love checking out bakeries that are new to me. I pulled into the parking lot and backed into a spot. I then walked in, with a male customer behind me. There were folks seated, stuffing themselves with baked goods and enjoying their conversations. I headed to the baked goods display. I started to drool. Butter tarts. Sourdough brownies. Crookies. I had my heart set on a pain au chocolat. This bakery called it pain aux chocolat. It threw me off. I had never seen it as aux (plural). Shouldn't it be pain aux chocolats if we are insisting on the plural? The woman behind the counter was patient with me. I wanted one pain au chocolat. I paid with a credit card. I tapped and my payment was complete. She put my yummy baked good in a paper bag. I thanked her and left the store, heading to my rental vehicle. I sat in my vehicle, eating my pain au chocolat. It isn't your traditional buttery, flaky croissant from Paris. Rather, it was a more dense baked good with a lot of quality dark chocolate. Maybe this croissant should be modernized to pain aux chocolats because there's a generous amount of chocolate. I just know that my various French teachers over the years would be upset seeing pain aux chocolat. I'd like to return and get a butter tart. It's a decent bakery. Prices do run on the steeper side. My pain au chocolat was $5.10 before taxes. (285)

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