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    La Bise Bakery

    4.6 (46 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Canales, pavlovas, and beignets on display.
    Angela C.

    Came here to try the canales, and when I saw that they were offering beignets that day, I walked away with a couple of those too!! I got the salted caramel and passionfruit curd canales, as well as a Bailey's chocolate and Passionfruit chantilly beignets. Canales were good, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, I really enjoyed the salted caramel flavor. The beignets they sell here are not like the ones I enjoy in the states: Cafe Du Monde style - square with powdered sugar. They are more like malasadas (filled donuts). While they were good, I wouldn't say they were anything super special. I would stick with the canales if you come here.

    Wan L.

    Located at Granville Island Public Market, this little stall serves the best tasting canele! It had a crunchy exterior and a soft custardy interior. There were a variety of flavors to choose and it was a tough choice. I decided to try the pistachio, lemon meringue, caramel and passionfruit. All were delicious! Highly recommend to try this spot.

    Stephanie L.

    I love cannelés!! Probably my favorite french pastry. If you have never tried one and are on Granville island, go to La Bise bakery inside Granville island public market. I would suggest trying the original cannelé for the real taste. It is quite delicious. It has a caramelized crust and custard made of vanilla and rum in the center. It feels like home to me. There are lots of different flavor to try, I tried a few: matcha, caramel, black sesame... But to me the best is the original.

    Cindy C.

    02.11.26 @12pm Hmm something I don't see in the US bakery or dessert place. It have sample and it was good and was on point for my taste.

    Jboogie L.

    enjoyed the fancy canales and apparently it's pretty labor intensive to make it. $5 CAD for a traditional one. There were free samples given out if you go to the stall.

    Muoi H.

    It's hard to find bakery that carries caneles! Love the variety of flavors offered ! We enjoyed them but I did think it was a bit too sweet ' Definetly worth trying if you are a canele lover!9

    Anne-Marie N.

    The canales were such a unique treat. I've never seen or heard of these little delights previously, but I was told I needed to try them. They were incredibly dense and sweet. The crunchy caramelized exterior was delicious. So good.

    Canelés
    Julianne L.

    This spot is in the busy Granville Island Market. I almost walked past this kiosk, but the samples caught my eye. I am so glad I fought the crowd for my sample and eventually got a box of these! These canelés are like nothing I've ever tried. They're sweet, vanilla-flavored, custardy on the inside, crunchy from the caramelization on the outside, and have a very slight rum taste. They have traditional ones and canelés with different flavors like chocolate hazelnut, passionfruit, lemon merengue, matcha, strawberry rhubarb, and more (the different flavors are basically drops of ganache/creams/curds/etc. on top of the traditional canalés). I got a mix of their offerings and was very happy with my pastries! Each one was somewhere between $4 - $6. The woman who took our order was very kind. Overall great experience!

    Chocolate hazelnut (top), salted caramel (bottom) and Bailey's chocolate donut
    Jennifer N.

    FOOD - Caneles: hard on the outside, soft on the inside. I got the salted caramel and chocolate hazelnut. Both were so good. I just wished the outside wasn't too "burnt". 4/5 - Donut: filled with Bailey's chocolate. So good! 4/5 SERVICE: Fast and friendly. They got me with a sample! lol. 4/5 FINAL THOUGHTS: I would come back to try other flavors.

    La Bise was easy to spot with their pink round signage
    Yuli L.

    It's always a visual feast whenever we visit a public market like Granville Island. La Base Canales is no exception as there were so many Caneles in the glass case, waiting for you to take them home.  There were many flavors to choose from, which made it hard to decide which ones to pick.  We finally decided on the Traditional plain, Lemon Meringue, Passionfruit Curd, and Black Sesame flavors.  The canales were baked to perfection, as the outside layer was crunchy and smoky, while the inside was moist and airy.  I am happy to report all of them were delicious, but our favorites were passionfruit and original. My friend was so impressed with them, she bought a bunch to bring home to her loved ones back in Asia.  We would totally recommend La Bise Caneles. Just try it, you won't regret it.

    Aaron A.

    Really delightful caneles and they have different flavours! The different flavours are simply adding small amount of syrup or sauce into the divot on the top of the caneles. Salted Caramel Canele - Apparently one of the fan favourites! The canele was super dark suggesting super caramelized. The inside was moist and outside crunchy, some great texture! salted caramel flavour was a bit lacking. In all a bit pricey for $5, but nice to try.

    Cindy D.

    I wanted to get some caneles for my sister back home and the staff working there was kind enough to give me some information on its shelf life and how I could store it before flying. Great selection of caneles and great location as well. I got a box of 4 and my sister was very happy with this despite me purchasing this 2 days prior. All in all, I would for sure come back here if I came back to Vancouver!!

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    Doug L.

    We've never heard of or tried caneles before and they called out to us while we were looking at all the flavors in the case. At the front, we tried the free samples and that sold us on getting a couple of different flavors to try. Our order was quickly boxed up to go. The canales were crunchy on the outside and creamy inside. The flavored canales were inconsistent with the pistachio and salted caramel just swirled on top and for the most part tasted mostly like the original plain. On the other hand the lemon meringue not only covered the top but the flavor carried throughout it. They were a bit pricey for the size. .

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