Specializing in healthy, nutritious German style rye breads, they've been perfecting their craft for over 68 years. One of their distinguishing features is that they make their products with All Natural Spring Water. Pretzels, bagels, buns, artisanal bread, strudels, coffee cakes, specialty cakes, cookies, pastries, danishes, baguettes, and loaves of bread. An entire room full of all sorts of bread. Cash only. 100% Sauerteig Rye 7 Grains Bauens Schnitten (Farmers Rye Bread) Jagdschnitten Klosterbrot 1Lb Klosterbrot 2Lb Klosterbrot 4Lb Leinsamen Pumpernickel (Square) Schinkenbrot Sonnenblumenkerne 1Lb Volkornbrot Since 1957 this family owned and operated bakery has expanded its reach throughout North America where Dimpflmeier rye breads are available. Alfons Dimpflmeier began it all, as a German breadmaster and Master Baker, he was a graduate of the famous Handelskammer in Munich. Alfons brought the art of German baking to Canada using centuries old bread recipes, he baked his rye breads in stone ovens the authentic way. All of their bread is baked fresh daily using recipes passed down from generation to generation. Note that photographs are forbidden inside the bakery. They have one counter to purchase drinks and food. Drinks include coffee, cappuccino, lattes. Bagel options are plain bagel, sesame bagel, everything bagel. Service is polite. Dimpflmeir Bakery is a marvellous sight to behold! It's a little piece of Europe in Toronto. The tantalizing smell of freshly baked bread permeates the entire bakery. It feels like being in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory of breads. Everyone should visit this place at least once in their lifetime. read more

Dimpflmeier Bakery - Latte, cappuccino and danish pastry - Bakeries Near Me - Etobicoke, Ontario

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** CASH ONLY** Quiet unexpected that was cash only was only able to purchase a few items. Place was busy parking in front of store was full. *Note be careful when backing out as it on a busier street and you can't see traffic well. Place had lots of variety of breads, loaves, cookies, cakes, croissant, danishes, and couple seating areas in the back if you wants to eat in. There was a soup option. Price was not expensive but not cheap for a food manufacturer. There were small carts to push around so it made it easy to buy items. Grab a treat here and there is not too bad. Pastries to be ordered by the ladies at the cash. read more

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They have been here for decades now and the best thing about this bakery is that they offer many great variety of healthy breads for everyone purpose; different varieties of rye and whole grain toast bread, whole grain baguettes and hotdog buns, etc. They also offer great variety of pastries, cookies, danish, donuts, cannoli, eclairs and cakes. They're open 6 days a week (closed on Sundays) and operate on cash-only basis. They also have dine-in area (and patio for warmer seasons) to enjoy coffee & pastries or breakfast. read more

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The best germanic rye sourdough bread in Toronto! super fresh, great shopping hours and good parking!

Wrong bread was in the bag of bread. I notified the company but handled the situation very poorly. read more

well, it's one thing to have a production gaff that somehow allows for plastic pieces to get into bakery produce. It's another not to respond to a custom email, indicating to me that the family touch may be been baked out of the operation over this company's very impressive history. The place is wonderfully busy, but several of our purchases seemed more on the stale, mass-produced side than home-grown. In any event, here's my third attempt to warn the company that they might have a production issue significant enough to bake plastic into its cake. read more

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I'm not sure what you could complain about here because their products are all great quality and very well priced. They only accept cash, so make sure to bring enough for all your carb desires. Parking can be a bit tricky because you back out into a road and sometimes the cars next to you might be blocking your way. It's a large bakery with a sit down area as well. Quality bread at very reasonable prices. There's also cakes, pastries, pretzels and coffee too! I think if you're used to seeing this name on your bread in the grocery store, may be worth a trek to come here and stock up. Staff are very nice and even dressed up in traditional German attire. I'm familiar with the doughnuts and bread, but decided to get a mini pretzel (75 cents), apple pie ($7) and small coffees ($1.30 each). If i'm in the area, definitely would visit again. read more

Dimpflmeier Bakery - the interior of a bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Etobicoke, Ontario

My friend introduced me to this bakery. They have a bakery cum cafe near Kipling station. The range of breads they carry is truly amazing - vegan, pumpernickel, rye.. and many many more. All made from100% spring water. If you like natural breads, please visit them. My favorite part is always getting something to eat and their coffee. They have a range of cakes. They have spacious seating space. We were so happy to revisit after the pandemic. Service is good. They do not take credit card so remember to bring cash. read more

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Great German bakery in south Etobicoke with lots of delectable goodies, pretzels, whole grain breads and the best coffee around. They also try to keep prices down so it's great value. Danke sehr! read more

Came to this factory store on a Saturday afternoon for coffee and a snack. I am familiar with this brand by seeing their breads on sale at the grocery store, but I didn't realize that they carry other items as well. There is a store at the front with a wide variety of carbs - pizza crust, bagels, pretzels, loaves of breads, cakes, cookies, danishes ... the list goes on. In the back, is a little cafe where you can enjoy your Dimpflmeier goods along with a caffeinated beverage. We had coffee along with a slice of the cheesecake and cheese-broccoli quiche. I preferred the latter; the crust was soft and not the hard crust that I'm used to. At home, I enjoyed the danishes - glazed cheese with raisins and apple. This is definitely a place that I would like to return to. NB - Cash only; there is a (no name) ATM though Good for: bread, cake, pastries, cafe read more

Dimpflmeier Bakery - Front-Cheesecake; Back-Quiche - Bakeries Near Me - Etobicoke, Ontario

I've always wanted to stop by this bakery, and I got the chance when I drove into Toronto. This place makes the German bread that I buy at my local store, so when I got the chance I had to go here. Everything is fresh and made the European way! For me, who grew up in a German family, this was heaven. Yes, I had to buy some soft Pretzels, some fresh buns, buns called Kümmel in Germany, an uncut loaf of bread, and several loaves of Klosterbrot that was going right into my freezer when I got home. They do have a wide selection, not just breads, but cookies, seasonal items, cakes, coffee cakes, as well as tortes. Hey, the hell with Carbs....right?! After buying all our baked goods, my sister and I selected a couple of sliced cakes, and ordered cappuccinos, then sat down in their small cafe. Their selection of cakes was so tempting that I had to try 2 of them. One was similar to a Sacher cake and the other was a light airy strawberry mouse type of cake. I would definitely recommend you going here if your in the Toronto area. It's well visited by locals, but we even saw some foreign tourists while we were here. Just to forewarn you....they take cash only. And if you use American Dollars (which they take) you will get the change back in Canadian. I highly recommend this place! read more

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I have died and gone to carb heaven! When you walk in you are greeted with large bins of fresh baked rolls, multiple displays of cakes and desserts, and rows upon rows of bread; all baked fresh in house. This Yelper's instinct was to whip out the camera (phone), but there is absolutely no picture taking allowed. Good thing I saw the inconspicuous paper sign at the entrance. Whew! Avoided some major drama with that one. Dimpflmeier is a German bakery that avoids animal fat in their baked goods and uses only Natural Spring Water from their own Terra Cotta Springs. Fancy that! Busy on the weekends but they have multiple cash registers open to efficiently handle the crowd. Helpful and courteous staff. The young cashier that was helping me was kind enough to explain all the desserts in both display cases (I didn't ask her to) which made my decision much easier to make: Strawberry yogurt cake, cheddar cheese bagel and a latte. The Strawberry Yogurt cake was a little dry but the filling was delicious and not overly sweet. The latte was tiny; I guess that's why it was cheap but it went well with the dessert. My favorite was the HUMONGOUS Cheddar Cheese Bagel. Ahh...the bagel was perfect. It had tons of cheddar cheese and a satisfying chew to it, an absolute steal at at $0.65! I will definitely be back. What a great place to grab a delicious treat. read more

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This is one of the best bakeries I've been to in a while! I only found this place by accident.... I was looking at one bakery, and this came up at the bottom, otherwise I never would have found it! They only take cash, which can be challenging. But. Their prices are unbelievable.... As is the quality of everything they make. Breads, pastries, cakes, etc! I also love their cafe, great prices! I got a toasted bagel with cream cheese for $2.20, and the bagel is almost twice the size of Timmie's! My only issue is that the pop tastes very odd. I don't know why, but it has a very "stale" taste! Maybe they sell very little of it (they do sell a lot of coffee, so.....!) I'm afraid I might live here! read more

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incredible bakery. Freshly baked rye sourdough. The bagels and cheese danish are a must!

I am a big fan of this bakery. The food and the drinks are very cheap. It probably has one of the best espressos in all of Toronto. Pros: - Cheap baked goods - Cheap coffee - Fresh baked products Cons: - They do not accept cards, only cash - Parking is tight - Seating is not sufficient for the customers read more

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Toe this is the OG place for soft pretzels and whatever rye bread you crave. They have lots of other wonderful things but I come here for those. read more

Love the pastries & bread here. Very good quality. I really love their coffee cakes. It is also really close to where I live so I can drop by. Saturdays are super busy so gey their early. read more

I was at this bakery for first time and I am so disappointed. Service was unpleasant. I did not get the bread which I order! Apple strudel is not fresh even best before is November 1. So disappointed!!! read more

Cash only!!!! It used to be worth it coming here since their prices were reasonable ($1.35-$1.50/slice). No longer. Slices are mostly $2.50. Fruit tarts are at $3.50 Specialty slices are $3.50. Not worth coming here and paying cash. Despite the delightfulness of the pastries, they can be had anywhere else and are not unique in anyway. The variety of their breads is the only highlight of the bakery. read more

The best bakery!! My favorites are the donuts filled with custard, mmmmmm. There is a section in the bakery with seating by large windows where you can eat and drink. If you are visiting for the first time be aware that they only accept cash. There is plenty of free parking at the front. Enjoy! read more

Bread for days! Pastries galore! How did I grow up in the west end and never hear of this place? Located just north of Kipling Ave and The Queensway, this is a large establishment - when we drove up, I was expecting a tiny little bakery. Boy, was I wrong .This is legit a bread factory - on the Saturday morning we visited, cars were streaming in packs towards the designated parking spots, crowds of people entering. This is evidently a popular spot. First, parking. As mentioned, there are spots designated just for Dimpflmeier customers - there isn't a lot, but there's a good amount. Regardless, come early, because it gets crowded. Second, what they offer. Literally, from wall to wall, baskets upon baskets and shelves upon shelves of fresh bagels, breads, baguettes, rolls, pastries, cookies, danishes, donuts, cakes, you name it. They even had pre-packaged boxes of freshly made cookies and pastries you could definitely bring to a dinner party. We picked up a couple of cheese breads and cheese twists just to try, and it was under $5.00. It looks like their croissants and pretzels are quite popular - will buy more of these next time. Third, they have a café connected to the bread shop that has a decent amount of tables, and where you can sample their breads and pastries (think tiramisus, cheesecakes, etc). I had a latte (around $2.00) and hazelnut ball that tasted like a massive Ferrero Rocher. The latte was okay but the pastry was pretty good! The café was also packed on a Saturday morning with groups and families - so again, come early! Fourth, the service. Perhaps the one downside is that service is not the best, as others below have mentioned. You'll get very curt, disinterested replies. Not very helpful at all. Besides this, no other complaints. I will definitely be back here again to try out their other breads, freshly made croissants and donuts! Prices are also very reasonable. Definitely recommended! read more

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This place is CARBS-HEAVEN! If you love carbs, you'll have this place. So many varieties of bread such as pretzel, cheese bread, bagel etc. They also have pastries, cake, drinks etc... They have a dine-in area too. I've tried their carbs item and they're super soft and fresh. I have yet to try their pastries...I shall be back to try them! read more

Dimpflmeier Bakery - Pretzels for dayzzz - Bakeries Near Me - Etobicoke, Ontario

Just wanted to update my previous review to expose this true HIDDEN GEM right near Kipling Stn! Grab: Fresh loaves of bread of various kinds at GREAT prices! I grabbed a probiotic loaf of rye and it was $2.10. How could you go wrong with that?? I didn't personally buy any, but it seems like the dinner roll section was quite popular as many people were tongy them AND around dinnertime, staff were still refilling the baskets. Skip: Cakes pieces from showcase, near café. I found they're hit or miss. The plum cheesecake was alright, not too sweet, but a coffee cake (with coffee bean on top) was totally DRY. Try: Apple Strudel @ $2.45. Bring to a potluck, housewarming, get together! Other flavours were $3.10. There were other cakes/pies/cheesecakes as well, but I passed this time 'round. Ignore pushy customers, especially the old ones who give you dirty looks and push right by you. I also saw some older German man, complete with an Octoberfest hat, grab a croissant and eat it WHOLE while shopping in the store!!! Tip: CASH ONLY. There is a non-branded ATM machine on-site, but I would recommend good ol' cash. read more

Dimpflmeier Bakery - Bread is all you need to get here! - Bakeries Near Me - Etobicoke, Ontario

Best bakery in Toronto. If you are EVER in etobicoke, make sure to stop by here and grab a couple of goodies. My personal favourite are the fruit slices (fruit on top of a tart with amazing custard. They have so many different types of desserts and baked goods. I can't even begin to list them. REALLY cheap too. The usual cost for a delicious snack is around $1.65 (what would usually be like $5+ at any other bakery, but is obviously second tier to this one). You can get freshly baked bread as they make their own on site -- bagels, buns, whatever your heart desires. You can have a seat and enjoy a nice cup of tea/coffee with your baked goodies. They have tons of different cakes for your functions -- my boyfriend's favourite is the german style cheesecake. JUST GO. Don't even think about it. It is definitely worth the trip. read more

Dimpflmeier Bakery - $1.65 each! - Bakeries Near Me - Etobicoke, Ontario

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Great place to pick up fresh bread products. They have loaves, buns, bagels, sticks, and a good variety of desserts. However they only accept cash. read more

Dimpflmeier Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Etobicoke, Ontario

What a random discovery in Etobicoke! This is a bread factory and they have all kind of rolls, loafs, and pastries from savoury to sweet. I just came with some friends for a quick bite. I tried the cheese bread stick (flaky and buttery) and cappuccino. Prices are unreal. A nice cappuccino for $1.80?!? Compared to $3+ at any cafe (chain or independent) downtown?! There is a cozy little seating area for you to enjoy your treats, because honestly, you can't wait to go home and eat it:P A little piece of Germany in Toronto! read more

Great bakery great service when i'm in toronto I stock up for when I return home. Prices are very reasonable for the quality of food! read more

Dimpflmeier Bakery - Bread - Bakeries Near Me - Etobicoke, Ontario

The bread we usually buy, is for sure not the same quality as it used to be. After making a remark to the owner, we were told, that there are lots of other bakeries were we can go. Since we went to this place for over 30 years, that was not a remark I expected. The pastries often just come out of the freezer. Not happy with the Quality! read more

Service was excellent and lots of choices including gluten free items. There is a small coffee shop attached to it. This only accept cash!

Great bread and bagels and buns and not to forget the sweets. Everything is super fresh. Parking is available. Also, great place to have a cup of coffee and a piece of cake and or sandwich. read more

Have been going there for years. Since the owner past away several years ago it's not the same. Prices have gone to high and the costumer service isn't the same. Employees that worked there before are let go or forced to leave and are replaced by employees that are paid less. The owner's Son-in-law that runs the Bakery is running the Bakery to the Ground and does not really care for the customers but just how to increase the prices. This place is now over priced and I would Not Recommend it anymore. read more

The Dimpflmeier Factory Outlet is the place to go if you want to have beautifully-fluffy and light Berliner doughnuts that taste like they're straight outta the fryer. This is also the place to get the strudels, coffee cakes, buns and pre-sliced packaged breads that taste as stale as they do from the grocery store. Unless you're here at 6 am, you'll never see a fresh loaf of rye and have to hit a bank machine before you arrive. read more

Dimpflmeier is "the place" to get your bread products in Etobicoke. Many grocery stores sell their products, but you might as well buy it from the source. Their bagels are amazing, slightly crispy outside and chewy inside, everyone I've shared them with has gotten hooked on them. They also have a dozen or so varieties of rye bread in half loaf and full loaf style. Not to mention their massive 10lb loafs, which whenever my family from the US comes buys a bunch to bring home with them. Theres a glass showcase of various other "rustic" type loaves as well as baguettes and snacks like pretzels and twists. The rest of their product line is desserts. My wife and I are big fans of their cookies (chocolate macaroons and black/white sugar cookies) and butterfly pastries. They have a wide variety of sweets behind the counter and packaged pies and cakes in their showcase. These are European style desserts so don't expect them to be overly sweet like North American desserts are. Coffee is also available to be enjoyed in their sit down area, I can't comment on it though since I'm not a big coffee drinker. Note that it is cash only but there is an ATM on site. One thing to watch out for is their parking lot. It is generally very busy on the weekends and people pull in and out of spots without looking. There is a parking lot at the end of the building which I would recommend using instead of trying to find parking in front. On one occasion an old man (looked 80+) parked his Hyundai across the exit, blocking everyone inside the lot. I've also seen old ladies jump the curbs trying to park their boat cars too, so be careful. read more

It's an exciting place to browse. There is great variety of German bread and European sweets, and the price is very good. I cannot say the ingredients of the sweets are great, but when it comes to the bread, seems quite nice. Don't forget to bring cash anyway! read more

Dimpflmeier Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Etobicoke, Ontario

Have you ever found yourself in need of a 10lbs rye loaf? If you have (and strangely enough I have on many occasions) this is the place to get it. It costs a whopping $15.85 for enough rye to make way too many sandwiches. In all truth, I seldom require more than 1/10 of this at any one time, but if you find yourself with too much then it keeps very well in the fridge and freezes very well. Just make sure the ask the check-out people you want some freezer bags. They have a huge variety of other types of breads both large and small as well as a lovely assortment of pastries, danishs, cakes and more. (How on earth do you spell the plural of 'danish'?) They have a small sit-down area if you choose to nosh on your goodies straight away which is often the case with the small treats. I find them nearly impossible to resist. To compliment the sit-down area they have the Schaerer "Otto" coffee machine. This particular machine is touted (by the manufacturer) as "the worlds largest super-automatic machine" and is rated for steady production of 500 cups per hour. I'm guessing they are only using 10-15% of that rated capacity at any one time and do sell a decent cuppa for $1. (It's an americano folks) They will serve the other drinks (caps, lattes, etc.) but since it's a super-automatic, they don't have a dedicated barrista that actually knows what to do. That being said the machine is 100% idiot proof as super-automatics tend to be. The only thing I can possibly say against this place is the parking (and the distance from my home). It's always super busy and the lot is nearly always full. read more

VIBE It's very German. Did you see the hard-to-spell name? It's like 1960s factory meets the fonts of fairytale Germany. It's bread and pastries to the front and cafe sitting area to the side. A good vibe and even though it's in the middle of nowhere Etobicoke, the Germans and those in the know are a flocking. I feel like it's a Toronto secret. Though I did get a scolding from "Franz" for taking pictures inside. THE GOODS It is ALL about the bread! I've have never seen buns so cheap! 20 cent buns people.Croissants are 70 cents and you can get some fine wheat and multigrain bread here as well. Such variety. The best part is that the bread is healthy, as it's made with spring water. Seriously. This place is the sh*t. They've got some really good pastries here as well (chocolate with almonds on top...Mmm) and spinach and cheese pastries. OBLIGATORY CATCHY REMARK These Germans --they've got buns hun. I am happy to spend more than six dollars on bread if it's here. read more

If you are European like me, then you know how important good bread is. Well, thankfully theres a Dimpflmeier nearby to satisfy our need for this delicious wheat miracle. This place has the best bread around, bar none. I strongly suggest trying the pumpkin-seed bread, it is beyond delicious. Also, if your sweet tooth is aching then you can satisfy your craving with a good cup of coffee and some of the best deserts and pastries around town. Seriously, this place has a mini cafe in it so that you can sit down and enjoy your sugary treat. Anyways, next time you are going to get bread, skip that crappy Wonder bread that resembles play-doh and get some real bread from Dimpflmeier. (By the way, I believe the way to pronounce it is DIMP-FELLM-EYE-ER) read more

Mm mmmm this place has it going on! Bread, pastires, coffee, lattes...... We have lived in the neighbourhood for quite a while and needed an option to San Remo bakery for a little variety and we have found it. What a fun place with great prices and some really delicious bread and pastries. Rye bread: yum yum Donut balls: not the greatest but my wife liked them Croissant: a little bread like and less croissant but quite nice Apple strudel with custard: so so so so so good. If you go there - this is an absolute must have! read more

I saw a worker drop a loaf of bread in the back. He picked it up and put it back where the rest of bread were. Taked to supervisor, Jane. I told people around me what I saw. She tried to give me free treats, but I refused. I was coming here for years, but what I saw was nasty, and Jane's attitude didn't help. I had a chance to talk to the owner before and she was rude as well. I willl not be coming here again. read more

Try their bagels and you will thank me. The best bagels in the world only when they are fresh and googey. Other bread is amazing but I love the BAGELS. 5 out of 5 for this spectacular bakery! read more