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    Harina Bakeshoppe

    3.4 (16 reviews)

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    Ube pastry
    Courtney C.

    A few content creators suggested to check out this Filipino bakery. I'm so glad I tried it out. I purchased half of dozen of the cheese malunggay pandesal ($4.25), hopia ube (3 for $3.50) and two cheese rolls ($6.00). Everything is delicious and affordable! I can't wait to try more things, especially because the staff are so kind. Highly recommend. Tip: The parking lot is very small and crowded. Park on the local inner streets and walk in to avoid traffic.

    Coconut twist
    Carmen W.

    Hmmm so we had higher hopes for this random Filipino bakery we came across . It was good to try but the baked goods were a bit lacking. We bought the coconut twist which was just alright . My bf liked it but it was too oily and sweet for me ! We also bought the ube rolls which was vibrant purple and looked amazing but the flavour was a bit lacking and the texture was a bit on the mushier side . Still recommend everyone to try this place at least once . It's a family run business and they do accept credit card ! We would likely give some of the other items a try if we are in the area as Filipino bakeries are on the rarer side for us :)

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    Arlene B.

    Harina bake shop is a small bakery along Wilson Avenue, close to Bathurst. They sell a number of Filipino breads including pandesal, ube pandesal, monay, Spanish bread, pan de coco, ensaymada, as well as other pies and cakes like buko pie and sans rival. The bread is baked fresh in-house daily. The dozen plain pandesal ($3.50) that I ordered was given to me in a paper bag, still warm from the oven (so good!). It had a slightly firmer exterior than Baker's Best, and was less sweet and dense, which I really enjoyed. Hubby and I really enjoyed their pan de coco. The bread was soft, with lots of fresh grated coconut. We both really appreciated that it was sizeable and not too sweet. The ube pandesal is not ube filled and did not have an ube flavour as I would have hoped. A dozen pre-packaged ube pandesal came to $3.50. We also purchased the ube bars, which were not as moist and lacked the more prominent ube flavour as I would have expected. They were coated in a generous amount of coconut, and the flavour overall was good. They limit the number of people in the store to three customers at a time . Prices are very reasonable. This establishment has been around for several years, which is a good sign that it has withstood the test of time. Will definitely be back for their fresh baked plain pandesal, pan de coco, and to try some other specialty breads.

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    They sell good hopia baboy and ube.Worth the drive to get these stuff.Their pandesal and Ensaymada are tasty as well

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    Review Highlights - Harina Bakeshoppe

    Go there for your fresh from the oven breads, pastries, hopia, pandesal, ensaymada, coconut bun, buko pie, egg pie, and Spanish bread.

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    Brick & Butter Bakehouse

    4.4(23 reviews)
    4.9 kmWillowdale

    We'd just eaten a very tasty meal at a nearby restaurant, and we were in the mood for a sweet…read moretreat. I hadn't heard of Brick & Butter Bakehouse, but it seemed highly regarded here, so it was a no-brainer. We showed up and the place was busy. I was a little full from the aforementioned meal, so I began looking at the smaller pastries. I eventually landed on the Peanut Butter Strawberry Crumble Financier, which I took to a nearby table and began eating. Oh man is it ever good. It's a delicious, rich cake that's subtle in its flavors but ultimately completely addictive. I honestly don't know how or if it could've possibly been any better. I can't wait to return to Brick & Butter to try some of their other offerings.

    Heard a lot of good reputations about this place - and here we were. Our expectation was very high!…read more A little cafe, just a few blocks off the busy intersection of Yonge/Finch. I was surprised that this few blocks really transforms the vibe - Brick & Butter Bakehouse's is near Greenview avenue, relaxing street which has a lot of green spaces alongside, giving the neighbourhood a luxurious vibe. We got - Plain croissant - Dubai chewy cookie - Canelé Plain croissant, looks beautifully golden and was flaky - I felt that it was a bit dry. It had a nice honeycomb crumb structure, but this interior was not soft. Overall taste felt very bland, leaving just saltiness/dryness on the palate. Canele was okay, but the caramelization of the outer did not achieve the bitterness I desired. The texture was not as delicate. The outer was crunchy but I felt it was too thick. Taste of the interior was good and moist. I wished to have more rummy flavor. Dubai chewy cookie - It was chewy outside like mochi, but inside was runny with some crunchy pieces. Good, but did not have depths and layers that I desired. Overall, overpriced for what was offered. But nice place to take a break when walking in this pleasant neighbourhood!

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    Amadeus Patisserie - Pistachio Croissant Wheel https://www.instagram.com/the.wanderin.foodie/

    Amadeus Patisserie

    3.8(189 reviews)
    7.3 km
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    Had the cake delivered so can't comment on the store itself, but we ordered the strawberry…read moreshortcake cake for a friends birthday. They packed the cake in a beautiful box and thankfully it was on a sturdy bottom so it didn't move during the delivery and looked so good! The cake itself was very good, a lot of strawberries with the whipping cream and cake were not too sweet so it balanced with the natural sweetness of the strawberries very well! It was also very light which was great as we had activities planned. We ordered it the day before and the cake tasted great the next day so easy to store leftovers. Would be interested in going to the store and trying more things in the future.

    Anadeua beautiful little cake establishment on Bathurst that absolutely delivers on quality. Their…read morecakes are elegant, fresh, and crafted with real care exactly the kind of place you turn to when you want something that feels special. The online ordering process is smooth and convenient, and the final product genuinely impresses. I'm taking one point off only because it was impossible to reach someone by phone. Communication is email only, which works, but it does feel a bit arms length and takes away from the personal touch you'd expect from a boutique bakery. A quick call option would elevate the whole experience. That said, the pastries and cakes are excellent, and I'd happily order again. Enjoy-Zuk.

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    3.2(33 reviews)
    4.8 kmWillowdale
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    Came in on a Saturday morning for a custard pineapple bun. The bun portion was a bit dry and a bit…read moreflat. While the custard was nicely sweetened, there wasn't much of it. You have to get through to nearly 45% of the bun to get to the custard. I think I'm used to the better value that you can get at bakeries in less central locations.

    A convenient bakery on Yonge Street. While shopping along ibake, we were excited to see a Chinese…read morebakery, especially one that was open so late. We stopped by a couple times while in Toronto and while we were impressed initially, realized there were much better elsewhere. I nabbed the last pineapple bun with butter since it seemed highly coveted, as well as a normal pineapple bun. The pineapple bun has great flavor but tended to be a little dry. The butter helped a lot, but the bun without butter lacked the moisture - although maybe it was because we didn't buy it fresh in the morning? The trend with the pineapple bun does seem to be that the bread itself is a little dry but the ones with fillings, such as chasiu or butter, gives it the moisture it needs. The egg tarts were standard. Not bad but nothing special - and not something I would come back for. I also got a wife pastry that was not very good. Price wise, it's definitely a little steep. But it may be worth to not having to drive in poor weather to get to Markham or Richmond Hill. I do recommend coming in the morning while the pastries and buns are still fresh - it does seem to be better during the day versus at night.

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