I've been meaning to try this bakery for a while, and finally got the opportunity to do so! Their…read moremuffins and cookies are delicious! They also have coffee and an assortment of cards. It's a cute place located on the corner in the St Clair/Bathurst area!

I finally got around to checking out this cute little laneway bakery and was not disappointed. The…read moreservice was friendly, there are many baked goods options to choose from, and the coffee was delicious! I ordered a latte and didn't want it to end and a rugelach that had me craving more! This place beats a lot of the overpriced competition in the area and comes in with an A plus on affordability and quality! I will definitely be back!

Amazing food, the croissants are great! The lady working there was very nice and served us our…read morefood. And the place was very nice and cozy.

I was looking for a place to get a good pastry and Fantail fit the bill. I really recommend the…read moremustard and brie savory brioche if they have it! It was very rich but the mustard helps cut through the heaviness. I didn't order a coffee because there are cheaper places to get coffee nearby. If you happen to be in Roncesvalles I would definitely recommend getting a pastry! Just one note, they seem to be presently operating as a takeout window.

The service and ambience were really nice. The shop is located in the Food District, though it is…read moreon the smaller side. Although both were good, I simply can't justify $5-5.25 (after tax) for a single mini eclair. In other photos i expected slightly larger one? For context the eclair probably could be finished is a solid three bites for the average person. Still was enjoyable

Haven't been to Square One in ages! Happy to come across this gem in the (new to me) Food District…read more I tried the iced Turkish coffee - very good, no complaints! Hard to decide on which dessert treat to pick. So many options for their mini eclairs. All looking very fresh & delish! I picked the one with dark chocolate on top and raspberries. OMG... so lovely!! The berries were so fresh tasting and a nice complement to the cream/pastry & chocolate. The tiramisu & tres leches cakes looked good too.... Maybe next time for those!! Don't skip this place when you next visit Square One! Service was friendly!

When I walked by this bakery and saw the sign outside saying: Toronto's Best Cinnamon Buns I had to…read moretry one! First I marvelled at the baked goodies in the store window and how I loved the vintage, timeless feeling. Inside it was like stepping into a time machine back in time with the old-fashion vibes, decor and baked goods. We were greeted warmly by Helen and I got my cinnamon roll and butter tart. She said they've been around for 50 years! The roll and tart were very delicious! Pure love and comfort food! And I really loved Helen's kindness and happy energy. Highly recommend you check them out!

This bakery finds itself the heart and soul of the community. The people who work here are…read morewonderful, and the tasty treats inside are great. The thing that will probably draw you in is their cinnamon bun. They're very proud of it. And here's the thing - they have every right to be. It's a delicious cinnamon bun. It's not deep, but it's wide, which increases the amount of delicious inner coil, while reducing the amount of outer crust. They have a number of dairy-free pies, and will make other dairy-free options upon request. Now, a bakery having great treats is one thing, but that's an expected thing. Being committed to the community is something completely different. When I walked in, my family waiting outside, I didn't realize they were cash only. But did that keep me from the much needed cinnamon bun? No. It did not. Without payment, I left with warm cinnamon bun in hand. How did such a thing transpire? Did I distract them, and run away with glee? Indeed I did not. I was told to just come on by tomorrow and pay for it then. And, as it's always a nice walk through the Junction, I had no problem with that, whatsoever. That's the type of place you see in television shows depicting an era that never truly was. And yet, here it is. Right here. Right now. In Toronto.

I ordered a dozen of their Portugese Egg Tarts during their promotion where each tart was $1! It…read morewas my first time ordering this and it will not be my last. The egg tarts were still warm and were absolutely DELICIOUS! The egg taste really comes through and the texture is silky smooth. What an amazing find inside a busy shopping centre at Square One!

An Asian bakery in square one close to the Simons entrance. I went to this location fairly late in…read morethe day (2pm) so you will see from my photos that the selection is fairly picked over. They have a vast selection of Asian buns and sandwiches to go as well as confectioneries such as cookies, loafs and more. They are not the cheapest on the market but I do think the quality is fairly good for the price. If you are looking for lunch for $5-$10, this would be a good spot to choose. I ordered the Honey Citrus Cold tea. For $5 I found the size was good and the default sweetness was good as well. I liked that it was not overly sugary so don't feel sick after consuming it. The flavor was also a good mix or sweet and citrus so it felt light and refreshing. I would pick this drink up again.

What's the justification for all the good ratings. I don't quite understand. I was misguided from…read moreall the good ratings When you walk in, everything looks right for a boulangerie bakery. All the bake goods and sandwiches are on display. They are all decent sizes and appealing. Somehow the sandwich I received is not the same on the counter. Look at my picture. It was very lackluster. One slice of turkey, small smudge of herb aioli. $14 for this bs. Croissant is decent, crispy shell but it has too much butter. Maybe their specialty is bread making and I didn't buy any bread. But every I ordered was not good.

Noctua is a bakery in the Junction that specializes in freshly baked goods, including croissants,…read morecookies, and sweet treats. They also have an incredible selection of breads, including sourdough. In addition to food, they serve coffee and other beverages. It's a quaint little spot so seating is limited, but they do have a couple chairs where you can sit outside and soak in the sun on a nice day. Definitely not the best bake shop I've been to, but it's a cute spot if you want pop in for a coffee and a treat. If anything could use improvement, it would be the service!

I went to the Mastermind across the street and had some time before needing to get home. Ma Maison…read moreis so small and unassuming. I noticed it while heading out of the plaza across the street. There's some parking on site and I managed to get a spot right in front. There is some seating here, but it's very limited. Ma Maison has sandwiches, prepared foods, baked goods and coffee/espresso drinks. On Saturday's, they sell out quickly so go early for a variety of items to choose from. The latte I got was very good and I enjoyed the raisin Danish. Good for: baked goods, prepared foods

Over priced and obnoxious. I strongly urge you steer clear…read more We made a special trip to this place and found disappointment around every corner. We ordered two ham and cheese croissants and 2 fruit tarts one peach and one blueberry and raspberry. The first few bites of the croissant work great. As we started working our way to the middle we both kept thinking oh this is really weird they must've put cream cheese or something strange in it. What we came to notice upon further dissection was that the croissant was just raw in the middle. There were sections that were just dough. It didn't make for the snack we had hoped for. But at least we still have the fruit tarts look forward to. After we finished dinner we had it for the fruit tarts. I will save you looked gorgeous on the outside which was part of the reason we are so excited for them. However the first bite in the illusion was ruined. The tarts were dry and the pastry was crumbly and over cooked. I have actually never had a fruit tart that was literally a dry basket with fruit piled on top. The blueberries were so sour we ended up having to pick them off and the raspberries were mush. As if the crumbly overdone pastry wasn't bad enough they didn't even bother to make sure the fruit was in good condition. This place really needs to up its game. I looked through the reviews and despite the fact that they were so so I decided to come here anyway.

Found a this gem of a local coffee shop while strolling in Roncy today! Cool NYC West Village…read morevibes, good coffee and awesome pastries. It's busy for a reason! Friendly staff too. The only drawback is the lack of comfortable seating and space. Definitely not a place you can hang out at for any length of time.

Went on a morning run with my friends at Harbourfront and needed fuel for the rest of the run…read more Cherry bomb was one of the closest cafes to us. The vibe walking in was like coming over to one of my closest friends. Jes and everyone greeted us and made sure that we got helped with our orders right away. Everyone was really friendly and approachable. The neighbourhood was also a great place to take a stroll around, so if I lived around Roncesvalles Ave and Queen this would be my go to cafe for sure. 10/10