A Great place when you are in Yonge/Bloor area to sit and chat with friends over dessert &…read morebeverages. $2.50 for a small drip coffee and $7-$10 for a small size dessert to share. Not bad!

Amadeus is a bright and airy patisserie by the downtown Yorkville area offering a large selection…read moreof French pastries, such as macarons, cakes, croissants, sandwiches, and bread, all beautifully prepared. I purchased a chai tea latte, and some pastries to go during my visit, and thought tea latte was decent. The croissants were flaky, though not as buttery as I would have liked. The Focaccia was also delicious and soft. There's plenty of seating inside, and the staff were friendly. Overall, it's a solid spot for French pastries.

Food 5/5 Drink 4/5…read moreService 3/5 Vibe 5/5 Super super aesthetically, pleasing store. Was very excited to try their drinks and food. I think service was all right, but I'm happy that a lot of their Bakery items are actually made in house which means it is mostly fresh. I got the ice latte and a couple pastry items. My personal favorite was the almond croissant as for the latte. I think it was quite smooth, i had pay for simple syrup as i like my latte with a bit of sugar, which I thought it was usually free (thats on me, I was just too focused on decor and didn't notice until I got home) The only pain is they don't have parking so it's not the most convenient to get there unless I walk over. Still cute store tho!

A very cozy cafe that has everything from coffee, pastries and sandwiches…read more I came when they first opened to make sure I could grab a seat, so I recommend you do that if you're looking to hang out inside, otherwise it gets quite busy and seats fill up fast! Food wise, the pistachio croissant was well balanced and flakey! The pistachio cream inside wasn't overwhelming and it was just the perfect amount of sweetness. Highly recommend this cafe for a quality cup of coffee and a sweet treat.

I popped in once to check out the cafe…read more Food: Their cookies and scones are made well here. I see their banana bread is popular but was sold out when I visited. I was intrigued by the Vietnamese latte so I tried it and it tasted like a normal latte to me, I should have asked the staff about how they prepared it before ordering it. Service: The staff there is friendly and there are regulars that go there that they know on a personal level which I like how this cafe is community-oriented. Ambiance: Very homey-vibes. There is limited seating and there is a power outlet in the cafe for a quick charge.

Another spot on Dundas to get me going on my weekend morning ritual of a walk about the…read moreneighbourhood, grabbing different coffees as I go. Ella's Uncle was busy as a beaver, baking up a storm right in front of me and the results looked amazing! I didn't try the food there that visit, but opted instead for an interesting take on a latte, a Vietnamese coffee version which was perfect to grab after waiting a few outside on the sidewalk. I would definitely recommend this place for fresh baking since it's an obvious priority for them. Interior is super interesting and great for taking pictures.

The best croissant place I've ever had! Always visited here for breakfast when my friends and I…read morebike from Toronto in the summer. Sarah was so lovely and threw in extra treats . Highly recommend if you're in the area!

I have heard good things about their croissants from my friends and I came to pick up some…read morecroissants on a Saturday morning, but I wasn't quite impressed with them. They have good variety of cold and hot croissants and the prices vary somewhere between $3.5 (plain croissant) to $8 (cheese croissant). I ordered Almond Croissant, Pistachio Croissant and Chocolate Croissant. Almond croissant was too sweet for my taste, the chocolate croissant didn't have much fillings, but I liked the pistachio croissant. I noticed they added the fillings after the croissant was baked, which wasn't what I expected. The girl at the cashier was rather impatient, but the lady who served us our croissants was nice. I think they could up their game with better customer service.

The food takes a long time, but the drinks came out relatively quickly. The pastrys were good. We…read moreliked the jalapeño cheddar biscuit and pumpkin loaf.

Went for a walk from Bloor/Spadina to Ossington and decided to stop here since I heard good things…read moreabout the breakfast sandwich. I ordered the English muffin egg/bacon sandwich. 7.5/10. It's a decent small sandwich. Tastes fresh. Worth a stop if you're in the neighbourhood. Didn't seem like there was a lot of seating. I think I counted four tables inside. (2 x 2 seater and then the other tables might snug fit 3 people each? There is some outdoor seating. Seems like more of a take out vibe. Forgot my phone at home so unfortunately, no pics.

Super lovely neighborhood spot with a genuine community vibe--and easily one of the best breakfast…read morecroissants we've had in a while. We tried the egg & cream cheese and the ham & Swiss, and wow... insanely buttery, perfectly flaky on the outside, and soft on the inside. This was definitely due to everything being made fresh in-house. When we ordered, we caught a glimpse of trays of butter-loaded croissants at the back, ready to go into the oven. My partner straight up said it was the best croissant she's ever had--so that says a lot. Drinks held up too. The strawberry latte was super refreshing, with a tangy syrup that paired really nicely with the espresso. My dirty chai was solid, though I was a bit bummed they didn't have stovetop chai--it just hits different. I liked how they host local artists' works & shows too. It's a very intimate & community driven cafe.

Best coffee shop in Greektown! Yes it is a bit of a walk from Danforth, but it is worth it for the…read morewonderful coffee, baked goods, and service. It has a homey vibe with a few small tables, plants, and rotating art on display. The baristas are always kind and friendly. They make their baked goods on site, so if you are lucky, you can get things hot out of the oven. My favourites are the ham and cheese croissant and "eggy boy" (round croissant with egg, goat cheese and pepper). There is wifi and they have newspapers, so it's the kind of place to relax and stay a while. In the summer, there are a few patio tables. Year round there is an outdoor seating area (benches) which is perfect for bringing your dog (they also have nice dog treats!!). I have been many times and recognize the regulars there -- neighbourhood folks, people with their kids and dogs, and on weekend mornings, the cyclists. It's a real local gem!

I walked in here earlier today because of how inviting the freshly baked bread looked from the…read morewindow. Everything I saw while I was here looked delicious and was reasonably priced. I ended up getting the pretzel bagel and a spinach & feta baguette. The bagel was good but nothing special and didn't taste like a pretzel. It was also quite sweet for a bagel for me personally but I think they are Montreal style, hence supposed to be sweet. The spinach & feta baguette was absolutely divine. Perfect crunch on the outside and beautifully airy and chewy on the inside. Perfect texture & consistency all around. It's worth mentioning the staff were warm and seemed very attentive. I'm looking forward to trying more items from here.

Was excited to see this join the area. I ordered a slice of…read morequiche, a chocolate/hazelnut croissant and a cappuccino. 30.00+ total bill. Epic fail on all counts. Quiche on diplay looks yummy, however I was told it would come from the kitchin in 6 mins. Result was a piece of burnt, hard, tasteless crap that tasted nothing like egg, pesto or anything else it claimed to be. The croissant was hard, and fell apart to reveal the nutella, or whatever it was, with white spots all through it and not edible at all. The cappucino was weak (no trace of espresso) and lukewarm by the time the dessicated quiche came from the kitchen. Cute concept and very busy - but caution not to takeaway and look at what arrives before you get it home. One word - yuck.

The coffee here is very decent but didn't rock my socks. Nice flavour and the gal behind the…read morecounter was nice. I want to go back and try their sandwiches. I had no idea they had those! looked like they had a great variety. They also had beans to buy, mugs, treats and even fun hats. It's a great stop to make if you're heading to or from the junction to the subway. Pro tip: Make sure to leave some extra time to check out the street art across the way. It's wonderful!

Worst HOT CHOCOLATE I've had in my life! The hot chocolate…read moreI just ordered had no chocolate, & was not HOT! Just lukewarm milk frothed, with maybe a dash of chocolate powder. Not worth it to stop here.