Good Behaviour located along Queen St. W. near Beverley St. serves up ice cream and subs in a…read morecasual space. I've actually been to this location many many times for ice cream and subs and will definitely be back in the future as well! Space wise, in the summer, you can walk up to their storefront and grab ice cream right on the side walk. You can also get ice cream (with more flavour selections) indoors. There is some space at the back of the restaurant as well if you'd like to enjoy your items there. This summer, they also have a small road side makeshift patio as well with tables and chairs. Ice cream wise, Good Behaviour has a variety of unique flavours, sometimes with Asian influences. Always love getting the milk & honey, HK milk tea, Viet coffee, or the torta della nonnna (this one is delicious!!). A while back they also had a collab with Rosie's Burger where they sold a banana pudding ice cream - that was my all time fave ice cream where I went multiple times for scoops whenever I was around Good Behaviour! They do sell a variety of scoop sizes (and if you'd like...you can bring home a pint or two as well of your favourite flavours). I always like getting a kiddie scoop as it is the perfect snack sized sweet treat on a summer afternoon. Sub wise, I highly recommend their spicy meatball sub, one of the best I've had in Toronto! Service is always friendly and efficient every time I've gone! Overall, great place for ice cream and subs! Every time I'm in the area I sometimes stop by for a quick kiddie scoop if I have time. You won't regret coming here!!

The staff here are super friendly and there are three tables that you can sit at if you wanna just…read morehave your food there. The food here taste like it was made with love. They have great options for a cold and hot subs. I tried the brisket sub that had the smoky cheese on it. It was mind blowing! Even the bun was a fantastic texture. I just got the half size and it was perfect and I made it a combo and was able to try one of the cool flavoured seltzers. I tried a fig Bergamont one, but there was a Yuzu blossom that also sounded great. And then I tried one of their funky cookie. There was a black sesame cookie that was delicious. Think peanut adjacent. They also have Lots of different ice cream flavours that change often and always assume that sound a little experimental that are really fun to try

Hodo Kwaja isn't the kind of café that serves fancy or trendy desserts. They specialize in…read moretraditional Korean sweets that are simple, affordable, and comforting, and honestly, that's what makes this place so special. The moment I walked past the shop, the huge walnut cake machine caught my attention. Then the smell pulled me right inside. We ordered the red bean & rice cake bingsu, the injeolmi (almond & soybean) bingsu, walnut cakes with red bean and potato fillings, and hot Korean sweet pancakes filled with brown sugar. Everything was delicious, but more than anything, it felt nostalgic. It reminded me of childhood when I lived in Korea. The funny part is that we never meant to come here. We accidentally typed in the wrong address and ended up in Koreatown instead of Ossington. Looking back, I'm really glad we did because we probably would have never found this little gem otherwise. The service made the experience even better. The lady who helped us was so kind and caring, and you could tell the owners genuinely cared about their customers. There was such a warm and welcoming atmosphere the moment we walked in. It's the kind of place that makes you want to come back every time you're in the area.

Can't believe I'm finding out about this so late in life…read more Walnut cakes. Easy to eat on the go. So tasty. Chun byung. Crispy wafers. Korean pancakes. Defo my favourite! Both red bean and brown sugar was fire. Not a sweet kid, but this left me fiending for more.

This place is really basic in terms of interior. More of a buy and go place. However, they do have…read more3 tiny tables that will fit 2 people each as well as some chairs outside on the sidewalk. I wasn't sure if I should try it or not but glad I did. Its so good! I got the matcha crepe cake and found it really nice, light and fluffy. It is a bit pricey though, so I would only get this if I am planning to indulge in a splurge. They also had Earl Grey which looked interesting too. I went with a friend on a Saturday afternoon, and it wasn't busy at all. However, probably 15 mins later a whole crowd of people came in and all the cake sold out within minutes. lol. So it might also depend on timing for getting a cake. Overall, I would recommend if you are okay with the price and I would return if I am in the area.

This small creperie serves a pretty good variety of crepes. My friend really liked hers…read more(okonomiyaki), so I can only speak to mine (kakuni crunch). The main features of the crepe were the pork, which was decently juicy, and the cornflakes, which were overwhelming. As I ate my way through the crepe, I was finished too soon with the meat and still had way too many cornflakes left wrapped in thin crepe. The ratio was rather off in my opinion - whether it was a weird recipe or just human error this time, I don't know. Based on the experience of my friend, I think this is still worth visiting (plus lots of sweet crepe offerings too). But you might be better off getting something without cornflakes!

Picked up original cheesecake for someone's birthday from store at Bay and Dundas. It was light…read morejust as I remembered. Highly recommended.

Mochi cheesecake was very good. The mochi part was the sweetest but the combination worked well.read more

Double moist mayonnaise chocolate cake was good: moist & chocolatey, yet not cloying or heavy &…read morewith some subtle notes beyond the chocolate. It must be the mayonnaise doing all that. If you like being punched in the face with chocolate you may not like this that much, but I'm quite a fan.

I visited on a Tuesday at 10am, and they weren't too busy. The people working here are very…read morefriendly and I was able to quickly place my order and sit down. There are a few tables, with a really nice window spot, but not overly spacious. My favorite item by far was the carrot cake. It was moist and had the perfect frosting to cake ratio. Everything else I tried (cinnamon bun, banana pudding, butter tart, latte) was good but nothing too special. I would come back here just to have the carrot cake again!

They have ice cream in Southeast Asian flavours & chiffon cake…read more Jasmine taro ice cream sandwich: the chiffon cake was light & moist. It was supposed to be butterfly pea flower, with a blue-green tint. The taro was light (I expected heavier); mixing it with jasmine offset it. It was an interesting flavour: rich & creamy with the odd ice crystal. Triple coconut was good with texture from the dried coconut.

Wow, we ended up getting a few of their cookies and honestly they're all really good! The service…read morewas quick and easy as well. Only downside was that it was boiling inside. We had to eat the cookies outside because it was way too hot warm for us inside.

Had amazing soft serves that were dipped. The dipping choices were exhaustive and so were the…read moretopping choices . The staff were very friendly and were efficiently managing the crowd and serving them in record time . We absolutely loved the La rocher soft serve , and. The half dozen donuts we picked were fresh and truly one of a kind . They have added two small tables outside that can be used as seating . This is not a sit and eat dessert place but take out. Streetsville is a good community with La Diperie ice cream. Have a cone and enjoy walking around

This ice cream shop from Quebec does dipped (soft serve) ice cream (as the name suggests)…read more Got a small sugar rush. The soft serve ice cream itself was ok - it was vanilla on par with McDonald's: nothing special. Yet, the cookie dough dip was pretty good (though it wasn't textured as it would be if it were cookie dough ice cream). It was then topped with Oreos, which was a good combination as it added crunch. Dip and topping were both generous. The dessert was a little sweet (others are probably sweet too, name of this one notwithstanding).

These are great cinnamon buns. And, it's in a location that works out great…read more If price is no issue for you, this is a 5 star rating. For those wondering is it worth ten dollars for one cinnamon bun with some icing and apple on top? Sure it is. Once and a while. I wouldn't go here every day. Think of what else ten dollars can help you explore, but are they delicious? Do I keep coming back? Sure. I highly recommend checking this place out, because there's never been a single bite that made me think anything other than "I love this!"

My friend and I had a couple of hours to fill while my son was at an activity. This guilty pleasure…read morewas right across the street from where the activity was and something about "gourmet cinnamon rolls" was enough for us to both know the other was thinking "we have to go there!" We clearly weren't the only ones with that thought as there were three other families trying the place for the first time. The people behind the counter were friendly, helpful and nice. They let us peruse the case of examples and the menu for as long as we needed. They didn't rush us to order and gave us a heads up at the time of ordering how long they would need to get everything ready. Why buy 1 when you can buy more? We bought 4! I had one this morning and it was divine! Another was given to a family friend who we knew was going to have a long day. The third went with the friend I was with and the fourth will likely be devoured tomorrow. The place is casual. There are some places to sit while you wait. The price point is slightly higher than normal but I would expect nothing less when they advertise something as being gourmet. It's also not through the roof expensive, I think it was $7 each. The boxes for each were clearly labeled and the ingredients used were fresh. Definitely worth a visit and having visited once I'm glad I don't live anywhere near this place.