Impression: Their cakes are not overly elegant. Ambience is…read morerelaxed and modest, quietly serves the neighbourhood with modestly unique presentation of items. I like their simplicity. I have been sick of seeing those "Japanese inspired French" bakeries that have fake-y heavy make-up decorations for their storefront and products, totally losing themselves. This place is not like that. Very reserved. I felt that when stepping in the space. I got: # Ryusei: Interesting looks. Hazelnut sponge cake with coffee flavoured ganache, topped with a thin big sheet of black chocolate. I was impressed by the quality of chocolate. Sponge cake had flavor-filled chewiness to it. # Hana: Again the almond sponge cake's texture was not light. But the mousse had real pineapple flavor which was endorsed by finely shredded coconut. # Ren: The sponge was flourless. Texture is dense, really really chocolate forward piece. # Kurumi: To me, this is the best among all cakes. Almond sponge cake was flourless, but nicely moist. Caramel butter cream was not too sweet & nicely bitter. It had generous amount of walnuts on top! # Misaki & other fruits mousse cakes: Design was simple and not as sophisticated, so was the texture. Mousse was not as airly, however, the mousse's taste was very well balanced, hitting the perfect balance of fruits' tangy-ness and sweetness. # Plain croissant: LOVED this. Light and airy, good buttery aroma, when torn I saw the layers and air pockets making a beautiful honeycomb structure. Outer layer is crispy, saltiness is perfect. All reasonably priced, modest, and this croissant! No wonder this place has been loved by the local community!

Amazingly delicious! Hidden gem in this neighbourhood…read more The store front looks so humble, and inside displays all sorts of beautiful pieces of desserts!

How I adore Goûter. I always miss this bakery when I'm overseas…read more One of their must-tries is their croque monsieur. I've enjoyed many in my lifetime and this bakery makes them superbly. Their tartlettes are also very well-made. The pear, peach and apricot tartlettes are extraordinary. Multigrain bread from Goûter is very simular to what you'd find in France in terms of texture and amount of whole grains. They had a bunch of delectable Christmas treats in (made by Goûter) and I'm looking forward to their sufganiot for Hannukah! too.

Gouter is a great place to come for pastries and ice cream, as well as all sorts of other treats…read moreand sweets. They also do have savory items and bakery items. Our colleague got a box of raspberry croissants for the office to try and they were amazing! The butters dough in thin layers baked to crispy and light perfection. The fresh raspberry jam was refreshing but not too sweet. The whole pastry was so balanced and delicious. We've also had their ice cream which is always good. Their espresso ice cream has that amazing coffee kick and flavor while being cold and delicious. The butter tart ice cream had chunks of real butter tart mixed in. Summary: An amazing place to go to treat yourself or bring stuff to a party!

Was in the neighbourhood and craving something svaoury and something sweet and the storefront…read morelooked so inviting so we stopped in. Smells were devine as we entered and location was crisp and cozy. Options were plentiful and coloura bright and intriguing. Flavours were varied and croissanta eete super light and crisp and buttery.

Holy cow. This place is amazing…read more Over 20 different kinds of croissants- some sweet , some savory. We are working through a six pack that we purchased- all are amazing.

Picked up a carmelize croissant from this little bakery on St Clair. Delicious! So many types of…read morecroissant available. I'll definitely be back. Two notes: debit or cash only and limited seating but regardless, lovely little spot.

I always enjoy supporting small, independent bakeries, and this neighbourhood shop has a warm,…read morewelcoming feel. The staff were friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely pleasant throughout my visit. I stopped in specifically to try one of the bakery's signature items: the croissant. As someone who appreciates laminated pastry, I was unfortunately disappointed. A great croissant should have a delicate, crisp exterior, a light honeycomb interior, distinct flaky layers, and a rich buttery flavour. This one lacked those qualities. The crust was thick and rigid rather than crisp, the pastry was noticeably dry, and it lacked the buttery richness and delicate layers I was expecting. There are many factors during lamination, proofing, and baking that can influence the final result, but this croissant simply didn't deliver the texture or flavour I associate with an exceptional one. Perhaps my expectations are high. I grew up with a neighbour from Paris who regularly made croissants from scratch, and those set a lasting benchmark for me. While the croissant wasn't for me, the warm customer service was a solid highlight. If the review was just just for this aspect, a solid 4.

Cute spot and found such a delicious Nutella danish! If I could have 10 I would! It was so so good!read more

We ordered smoked salmon and Brie quiche. There was def no Brie, and hardly any smoked salmon. The…read moresalad was greens and cherry tomatoes. Meh. We also got the Mont Blanc which is supposed to be chestnut purée on meringue. It was really poor. The taste was like the grease from a donut shop. There was Ribena syrup on the bottom which was predominant and too sweet. I was craving chestnut purée and there was zero chestnut flavour or texture present. Pretty disappointed overall. Plus -- a styrofoam container. Won't order again.

I've been wanting to come to this bakery for long time and finally got here! So many beautiful,…read morefresh breads and pastries for my eyes to enjoy. I loved all the different sourdough breads and even loved the different sizes of burger buns. I decided on their croissant & coffee deal for $3.99 and got the pistachio croissant. It was very fresh and delicious. The place itself had a warm vibe to it especially with the fresh bread smell in the air. The service was also fast and friendly. I look forward to my next visit!

Gave this place another try and I was pleasantly surprised!…read more Tried their custard croissant and it was delicious! Not too sweet and the croissant was buttery and flaky. Would come back to try other baked goods

This is a somewhat smaller outpost to this every growing dessert empire. Decent place to get last…read moremin dessert fix or take away gift. I would check the timings though as it's somewhat limited compared to their main store. They sell ice cream items here as well. 3.5 stars

They offer fancy French pastries and bakery items (When you say fancy, pricy will automatically…read morefollow, lol). They make their own ice creams and sorbets. Many options to choose from, macarons, chocolate trifles, croissant, individual cakes, big cakes, tarts, prepared foods and small sandwiches. etc. The store is small, so, they don't have any tables to sit down. They guy who was in charge of the store was very polite. I bought "Pink Blossom Cake" and "Pistachio-Apricot Bloom". I loved Pink Blossom cake, but I think Pistachio-Apricot was just ok.

I've loved this bakery's pastries for a long time and visit regularly, which made yesterday's…read moreexperience especially disappointing. I came in to buy about 30 pastries for my coworkers and let the employee know it would be a larger order. In a dismissive tone, she told me I had to wait until the store was empty before being served. I ended up waiting over 15 minutes as new customers kept arriving. The wait itself wasn't the issue--it was the way I was spoken to. When I asked for two boxes, I was told there would be a 50¢ charge for the second one. While that may be store policy, I would expect customers making larger purchases to feel appreciated, not inconvenienced. I left feeling unwelcome and undervalued. I hope the customer service improves because the pastries are excellent.

I was excited when my friend introduced me to this exciting, authentic French bakery! Once I walked…read moreinside the smell of fresh baked goodies was wonderful! It took me a long time to decide on what I wanted because everything looked so delicious. I ended up getting a Butter Croissant $3.25, Pistachio Croissant $3.95, Kouign-Amann $3.75 and Sourdough Boule bread that was already sliced $5.45. The croissants were so deliciously flaky and buttery and especially loved the heavenly Pistachio Croissant that gave me a Foodgasm! I also loved the Sourdough Boule that was so flavourful and delicious when lightly toasted. I wished I knew the specific ingredients of the bread but couldn't find anything online. The service was fast and friendly. Definitely coming back!