I was really thirsty and realized I forgot my wallet, gave me water for free. Will definitely buy…read morefrom them next time I pass

Really Really Great Bureks! We had one meat and one cheese and they were delicious re-heated at…read morehome. We are keen to try a party box.

This is our new fave bakery in my hood. Great place for all…read moremanner of baked goods, plus great sandwiches and coffee. Croissants and squares are so good. We also have bought their Cornish pasties, and quiches. Very good. The sourdough bread is excellent, and if you are looking for a small cake for 2-4, they always have great options. I have not had everything, but can also recommend their cookies and their pecan brownies. There is a small seating area with about a half dozen tables. Take away is steady. You will find it busy during lunch hour. They are open at 7 am on weekdays so great for those heading to work. Parking is on the street.

Celena's is near the corner of Danforth/Woodbine, across from the East Lynn part…read more Accessible-friendly, though a but tight at the entry. A friend ordered a cherry pie $18 and a chocolate cupcake $4 for me to pick up. They have an order online option. They can improve and edit to show instead "cupcake" and not its plural form, which is misleading when that's placed alongside a picture of 4 mini cupcakes. Overall, the cupcake is on the sweeter side for me. Cherry pie filling was like expected - tart with plump cherries. The pie dough is average and though I shouldnt do this, I compare all pie shops I visit to Wanda's Pie In the Sky, but that's just not completely fair when they're supreme. The crust at Celena's isnt the most buttery or flakey, in fact they missed to oil/butter the tray the pie was in so trying to take any slices meant you got only the bottom and the top of the pie. No backs to the pie. Could be done better. The space is large with a lot of seating.

One of my favourite bakeries - amazing strawberry shortcake and kouign amann. I used to come here…read moremore often a few years ago and just got the chance to visit a couple of times recently - it's still just as amazing as I remembered. The Mont Blanc was also good, but you have to eat it first to get the full flavour profile since it's more subtle. I feel like you can't go wrong with any pastry here haha.

The Japanese souffle cheesecake is sooooooooooo good!! The croissants are perfection!…read more Things to know: *GET THERE EARLY IF YOU WANT OPTIONS! *THEY ONLY MAKE A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF EACH ITEM DAILY, SO WHEN THEY RUN OUT THATS IT. YOU WILL HAVE TO TRY ANOTHER DAY. Store Hours: 9AM - 3PM Open: Tuesday - Saturday Closed: Sunday and Monday. You can pre-order by email and/or phone. They don't do delivery which is probably a good thing lol I would order something every day .

We visited Sweet Addictions on Danforth and really enjoyed the welcoming atmosphere. This…read morefamily-run bakery and dessert shop is well known in the East End for its wide selection of cakes, pastries, cookies, cupcakes, and South Asian sweets. Everything in the display case looked fresh and beautifully presented, and there were plenty of tempting options to choose from. We tried the "Dulce de Leche Cheesecake", "Pistachio Éclair", "Carrot Cake", "Hazelnut Crunch", and "Strawberry Shortcake", along with a "Latte" and "Dirty Matcha. The desserts were rich, flavourful, and nicely made, with each one offering its own unique texture and taste. The drinks paired well with the sweets. The staff were friendly, and the shop had a warm neighborhood feel. There's street parking available on Danforth Avenue.

Sherbourne Street? Listen, I saw a "Soft Opening" sign at 563 Danforth, and like a Yelp Elite to a…read morenew experience, I walked right in to warm up from the rain. The place is bright and oh so clean! Spotless is a word I would rarely apply to restaurants and such, but this place was spotless. Service was efficient and quick. I got a "Russian Chocolate Tale" and an Americano. The coffee was good, a sort of standard blend, not bitter, smooth. The Tale was chocolate mousse on top of a chocolate cookie covered by a layer of vanilla-ish mousse-ish and some pink stuff. (Can you tell I'm not a desserts expert?) Both mousses were delicate and not too sweet, but I got nothing from the outer pink layer. Their selection is an amazing array of standard Western European pastries and desserts. And a Dubai chocolate bar in the $30 adjacent area if you feel like being trendy. Overall, another fine addition to the many great bakeries and dessert places on the Danforth.

This is close to my house so I frequent here quite a bit. I had been a few times but actually it…read morewas when my partner and I needed snacks for a small group of people that we were super impressed. All of the items we chose were lovely and well received by our guests, they particularly loved the lavender scones - you should try it. The interior is cute and spacious. The drink selection is standard to any cafe and they are done well. There is also parking in the rear behind the cafe and they do tea service on weekends. It's a charming spot and you would probably really enjoy a nice warm drink and a snack from here.

Fabulous patisserie on Gerrard near Main Street…read more Wonderful airy premises with fun touches. They do an afternoon tea on Sundays too. Everything I've had there is so tasty. The scones, cupcakes, croissants or macaroons. Love supporting local. And the name is in memory of the owner's mother. Parking is on the street. Try it out. You won't be disappointed.

This is my new favourite classic butter tart! It's from City…read moreBakers Collective and I first discovered them recently at the Withrow Park Farmers Market. This time I visited their store at 1352 Danforth Ave. They are so amazingly delicious! I had to slowly savour each yummy bite. The crust is more bread like and this one was fresh from the oven so the filling was still warm and swishing around. And the rich textures were so gorgeous to look at! Highly recommended! The store is very small but filled with yummy freshly baked goods! I received friendly service and got to watch one of the bakers working behind the counter. City Bakers Collective 1352 Danforth Ave. near Greenwood Subway station Thursday & Fridays 11-5 Saturday & Sunday 10 -4

City Bakers Collective started out as bakers banding together during the pandemic to sell their…read moregoodies online. It's still that, but now also a 4-days-a-week space along the Danforth. Stopped by to try some of their baked goods and they were pretty good - the cookies were chewy and the knots were airy. Go give them a try and keep the small business dream alive!

I was in the area and had to stop by Circles & Squares after hearing so many good things and it…read moreabsolutely lives up to the hype. It's an adorable spot, even just from the exterior. Parking is a bit tight and chaotic, but I did notice a sign mentioning additional rear parking on weekends, which is helpful. Before even stepping inside, the patio caught my eye. Definitely a great spot for when the weather warms up. Inside, the space is thoughtfully laid out with a variety of seating options and shelves of packaged goods like coffee and cookies. As you move through the winding line, you pass by their fridge and freezer items (think ready-to-go meals like shepherd's pie and grab-and-go options like chia pudding), followed by freshly baked breads. Honestly, the hot honey pizza focaccia looked incredible! Last was the drink menu and their pastry display. It's the kind of setup where you can't help but look at everything. I went in knowing I wanted the iced banana matcha, and also picked up an almond croissant and a carrot walnut loaf. Service was friendly and welcoming. The iced banana matcha met my expectations based on what I'd heard. It's not the strongest matcha if you're a purist, but it leans more toward a dessert-style drink with really enjoyable flavors. It's definitely on the sweeter side, but even as someone who prefers "not too sweet," I still loved it. The almond croissant was beautifully flaky with a rich, flavorful filling, and I appreciated the generous amount of sliced almonds on top for added texture. The carrot walnut loaf was another standout. It was super moist and well-balanced, not overly sweet even with the icing. Overall, everything felt thoughtfully made and high quality. I just wish it were closer so I could visit more often. They have such an extensive menu, and I'd love to try more next time.

Got the banana matcha and it was really good. The design of the place was nice and the sweetness of…read morethe banana complements the matcha. Overall, would come back next time to try their pastries.

So I've loved their location for a long time. Amazing pastries, baguettes, and the service has…read morealways been friendly and quick. But the inside? It was gloomy. Dark. Worn down. I just wanted to get takeout andjleave. But they've gone through a whole renovation, and now the place is bright, open, airy. It's a total 180 in terms of the vibe, as you kids say. A picture is worth a thousand words! The tables and chairs are very modern and comfortable looking, but I didn't take any photos because there were people sitting at them, and I'm no TikTok influencer.

My first visit here and I loved my breakfast crepe! Chicken mushroom roasted red pepper and cheddar…read morecrepes with salad and raspberry vinaigrette was so delicious! I savoured every bite! The brewed coffee was so good too. Free refills and you fill yourself. I didn't know that so I sat at my table for long time with the empty cup they gave me at front desk. They should tell people it's self serve. Initially they came to our table with menus so I thought they'd bring coffee to table. Nope. Lots of tables to sit at and it was nice and quiet atmosphere. They have outside sitting too. It's a short walk from Coxwell subway station. Lots of beautiful cakes and pastries on display too. I'm definitely coming back for the crepes again and other dishes on the menu.

Best scones in the city, period. They are slightly crisped on the outside, buttery soft and chewy…read moreon the inside, with an added glaze on top to make this a blissfully sweet treat. Absolutely perfect.

Quality of food excellent. Very limited hours, no seating…read more Selection & availability of products limited. When commented owner ran into queen to lecture me and tell me how dare I criticize. Shade of a Seinfeld episode.

The Bakery Window is a newly opened micro bakery that just opened close to the intersection of…read moreDanforth and Woodington (near Coxwell). It is about a 2 min walk away from Coxwell subway station. The bakery sells a variety of cookies and baked goods, along with hot and cold beverages . On their website you can also preorder meats as well for pick up. I dropped by The Bakery Window on a Wed afternoon to pick up some treats. With all the choices I opted for a coconut toffee cookie and a peanut butter cookie. Each cookie is $2.50. They also had other items to choose from such as bars, but the display of cookies makes it a difficult choice to choose from. Service was friendly. Definitely check out this cute place if you're in the area! Would like to try the popsicles sometime!