D Spot Dessert Café is honestly one of the best dessert places I've ever tried. Everything was…read morepackaged so well, which I really appreciated since I ordered it on DoorDash. I didn't have very high expectations because sometimes desserts don't travel well, but I was actually so surprised. I made a mistake while ordering, so I called the store and the girls who answered were super helpful and really nice about it. They fixed everything for me with no problem and made it so easy.

It was my first time at a D Spot Dessert Cafe and was quite impressed with the large selection of…read moredesserts and drinks they offered. The restuarant also serves, burgers, hot dogs, pizza, poutine, and sandwiches if you're looking for something more savoury.  I ordered the Karak Chai, and MyTreat (croffle, topped with cheesecke bites, graham crumbs, strawberry coulis, and white chocolate sauce, with a side of vanilla ice cream).  The chai latte was a nice compliment to the dessert.  The croffle was enjoyable, but the ice cream wasn't to my liking. It tasted low quality and a bit artificial in my opinion.  The portions were huge, and one order can be shared between two people. My partner and I ordered one dessert each and couldn't finish our shares, but we were still a bit full from dinner. The Etobicoke location has a bright airy feel, with plenty of seating, great for both large and small groups. The staff here were also welcoming, and efficient.

Very solid 4* rating!…read more Not sure why it took me a decade to check this place out, after a recommendation from an older European lady had recommended this place to me. It's definitely a "hidden" gem, tucked around the corner from Kipling Stn, in a really industrial area. Think a bunch of auto body and other older looking, unkempt buildings with cars parked out in front. There's parking in front of the bakery café and you hafta climb up a flight of stairs to go in. Not really accessible for older or customers with disabilities. When I arrived, the chairs were already on top of the tables. And after checking the hours of operation, they're only opened 'til 5pm, including Saturdays. They sell whole and cakes, pastries, but the slice/piece. Prices aren't posted, but it was just under $10 for 2 pieces that I got. When I arrived, near closing, they had B1G1 free on their tiramisu, so I saw that as a sign. They were delicious and still tasted free, not too sweet! (I took a pic of their price list and it seems very reasonable!) Judging on what they offer and what I've read, they have Austrian/German roots. Lady who helped me could've been friendlier/enthusiastic, but again, it was the end of the day. So I'm not going to hold that against her. I'd definitely check it out again...but it would hafta be during the day/Saturday!

Fantastic bakery! Great selection of all sorts of different yummy desserts to choose from. Their…read morebishop torte is incredible, all you chocolate lovers make sure you give it a try! Can't go wrong, friendly owners, friendly staff, and no matter what you end up getting chances are that it'll be delicious!

The best germanic rye sourdough bread in Toronto! super fresh, great shopping hours and good…read moreparking!

Specializing in healthy, nutritious German style rye breads, they've been perfecting their craft…read morefor over 68 years. One of their distinguishing features is that they make their products with All Natural Spring Water. Pretzels, bagels, buns, artisanal bread, strudels, coffee cakes, specialty cakes, cookies, pastries, danishes, baguettes, and loaves of bread. An entire room full of all sorts of bread. Cash only. 100% Sauerteig Rye 7 Grains Bauens Schnitten (Farmers Rye Bread) Jagdschnitten Klosterbrot 1Lb Klosterbrot 2Lb Klosterbrot 4Lb Leinsamen Pumpernickel (Square) Schinkenbrot Sonnenblumenkerne 1Lb Volkornbrot Since 1957 this family owned and operated bakery has expanded its reach throughout North America where Dimpflmeier rye breads are available. Alfons Dimpflmeier began it all, as a German breadmaster and Master Baker, he was a graduate of the famous Handelskammer in Munich. Alfons brought the art of German baking to Canada using centuries old bread recipes, he baked his rye breads in stone ovens the authentic way. All of their bread is baked fresh daily using recipes passed down from generation to generation. Note that photographs are forbidden inside the bakery. They have one counter to purchase drinks and food. Drinks include coffee, cappuccino, lattes. Bagel options are plain bagel, sesame bagel, everything bagel. Service is polite. Dimpflmeir Bakery is a marvellous sight to behold! It's a little piece of Europe in Toronto. The tantalizing smell of freshly baked bread permeates the entire bakery. It feels like being in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory of breads. Everyone should visit this place at least once in their lifetime.

Idemo!! If you're around the Bloor & Islington area and want some hearty Balkan fare, please stop…read moreby here! Service/Staff is super friendly and attentive! Very spacious for group dining, couples or solo! I definitely wanted to try the Shopska salad and the Cevapi (chevapi) plate so that's what I ordered and it did not disappoint!! A must-order is the bread called lepinja (lepin-ya). It comes with a fresh cheese called kajmak (k-eye-mak) The cevapi plate comes with your choice of 3 sides - coleslaw with oil/vinegar, potatoes, diced raw onions, or baked beans. Everything was fantastic. The cevapi were perfectly done. Lepinja and kajmak were amazing. Kajmak is home-made there, and you can buy some to go! Shopska salad features cucumbers, tomatoes, onions and green peppers in an oil/vinegar dressing with a mountain of shredded feta on top!!! Soooo good!!

Came with 4 friends for dinner because we saw good reviews on Yelp and Google. I've never had…read moreSerbian food so I was looking forward to the experience. We ordered lepinja sa kajmakom, which was a homestyle bread with cream cheese. This was the star dish of the night omg, priced at $5 for 4 pieces it instantly set the meal in the right direction! We then got the shopska salad which was a salad with tomato, cucumber, onion, green pepper, and feta. Salad was mid, but it was nice to have greens as our main was the mesano meso, a grilled meat platter for 4. This platter was so filling and had different varieties of meats. The best meat in this selection was the sausage, I unfortunately found everything else a little lacklustre. Service was great throughout the night, ambiance was nothing super special. Verdict: come for the homestyle bread!! Still thinking about it haha

Melt is a new store that has opened up at Cineplex Queensway. When you walk into this Cineplex,…read moreMelt is on your right, across from the regular concession stands. I had an extremely late breakfast buffet on Sunday. I decided to take it easy and take in a movie, as there was a promotion to use half your SCENE points towards a regular movie. I wanted something light and saw Melt. I quietly looked at all the offerings. I first thought about getting a milkshake, but have had too many of them as of late. A cone sounded good, but who wants to hear me crunch on that during a movie?! I looked at all the frozen yogurt and fruit popsicles. I knew that I wanted one. I asked the woman what the pink popsicle was in the centre of all the peach ones. It was cotton candy. I selected it. I have never had cotton candy as a popsicle in my life. She said that it had Nerds in it. Even better! I love Nerds. I was thrilled to see that this place offers cookies and baked goods. It also has Sweets from the Earth brownies and cookies. They are vegan and delicious! As you'd expect at Cineplex concession stands, prices are higher, including at Melt. My cotton candy popsicle was over $4 with tax. I was happy to use debit. I wanted to try it out. I thanked the woman and left. In the movie theatre, I savoured my popsicle. It was creamy and not overly sugary. The Nerds were exactly what you'd expect them to taste like. The combination of cotton candy and Nerds worked nicely. There is a huge area at Melt where you can sit down and enjoy your desserts. I would love to do that in the future. You aren't obligated to pay for a movie ticket. You can come here and indulge. I'm a fan. I can't wait to return and sample more yummy items. (459)

Recently came here with fam & it's definitely back to full action…read more New look (to me) to their menus & some cakes in the display that I don't recognize My fav is still Katy Berry - was cool to also sample some other desserts, thanks to fam, including Moo LaLa on a belgian waffle, Top Bun (ice cream croissant sandwich) & Incider Trading (apple) & also a custom made-to-order crepes Repeat customers here & we will be back! (Find me on Instagram @aida.loves )

What happened to you demetres? You used to be a relaxed…read moreplace to hang out and get huge portions of food. Today I came here thinking I was coming to the same chill environment but turns out it's a little more stuffy with small food portions to boot! We ordered the Strawberry Nutella crepe, that came as a small portion and was served on a small plate..with strawberries on the top only, not even on the inside! Talk about basic. All this for the "low" price of $19...needless to say, I left HUNGRY and disappointed. On a positive note, our server was excellent and service was very fast.. I think this is a good place to go for a date, but if you're looking for a place that offers big portions and focuses on classic desserts, then this is not the place for you.

How did I not know about this place?!…read more Located on the busiest block of Royal York Rd in South Etobicoke, surrounded by a bunch of culinary gems, we finally noticed Choux Labs--and curiosity got the best of us. It was our first visit, and the lovely lady behind the counter offered us a mini choux sample. OMG. Absolutely delicious! Light and airy with the perfect crisp exterior. We ended up getting the 6-pack plus the almond tarts, and wow... every bite was incredible. Safe to say, I'll definitely be back for more!

Le Choux is located on Royal York, about 5 minutes south of Evans. They serve delicious pastries,…read moreincluding cheesecake and cream puffs, at very reasonable prices. The shop has a counter with a few seats, and they serve a great cup of coffee even though it's not really a cafe. The staff are friendly and welcoming. I will definitely be coming back!

This place is so cute! We got the Matcha cake and it was beautifully layered with cream and cake…read moreand had a nice combination of different flavors in one bite. There were also an array of tasty looking pastries - we were too full from dinner to try them, but we definitely will next time!

The best cheesecake ever! My fav is the raspberry pistachio cheesecake. I could eat the entire cake…read moremyself. A hint of fruitiness from the raspberries, with the earthy pistachio flavour, in a very creamy but not too sweet cheesecake. It's a perfection! The place is cute and clean, would love to come back to enjoy their other desserts.

Amazing food and friendly staff. Joe Dasilva(owner) has a Facebook page where he demonstrates how…read moreto prepare Portuguese dishes.

What a cute little cafe! I love the navy blue colour theme and the tiles on the wall. Actually the…read moreplate matches too. I ordered the Portuguese tart and the one with Nutella inside. The filling was a little on the sweet side but I am not a super sweet tooth person. The crust was flaky and tasty! They have a little patio on the side for summer time. Check it out!

This cafe/bakery focuses on desserts that are sugar free, lactose free, gluten free, vegan, and…read moreketo. I was curious how it would taste. They sell bars, cakes, additives, hot drinks, cold drinks, desserts in jars, lollypop cakes, and tortes. They call themselves a non-bakery. This company originated in Poland. They have been slowly expanding to different countries. This location is the first in Canada (and North America), opening on 2025-07-16. We ordered the following: 1. Tiramisu cake ($9.00). 2. Vanilla Cheesecake ($9.00). 3. Granola on the Go with Tropical Fruits and Protein ($9.00). 4. Almond Apple Pie ($9.00). All items were subtly delicious! Each item is as it should taste but less sweet, but sweet enough. Now i can have dessert without the guilt! The Tiramisu had a good taste. It is even topped by a few coffee beans. The cake contains eggs, coconut milk, buckwheat flour, espresso, cocoa, sweetener, erythritol. The Vanilla Cheesecake was so very fluffy and light. It contains chicken eggs, cottage cheese, gluten-free pudding, natural skyr (yogurt), vanilla, fruit, sweetener, erythritol. The Granola on the Go was so colourful because it had so many different fruit flavour layers, like mango at the bottom. It would be best to scoop the layers separately, rather than mixing all the flavours together. This Cup contains mango, passionfruit, banana, pineapple, yogurt with increased protein content (cow's milk protein), coconut granola, sweeter, erythritol. The Almond Apple Pie was amazing, and the strongest taste of all the four items I had. It must be because Almond and apple have their own strong tastes. It contains apples, almond flour, rice flour, potato flour, coconut flour, coconut oil, cinnamon, sweetener, erythritol. The customer service was excellent. They know how to explain each items and the main ingredients in them. There are six small tables, enough to seat two people each. The vibe is modern, clean, and splashes of colour. They do not sell breakfast items even though their website says so. The website is generic for all worldwide locations. This location is franchaised. There is free WiFi (but not set up yet). The bakery is wheelchair accessible, but there is no door-open button. There is one gender-neutral washroom which is also wheelchair accessible and has a baby change table. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2025-140

Everything is sweetened with erythritol which like xylitol is a sugar alcohol. It definitely…read moretastes less sweet but still sweet. I think that if you don't eat sugar this will be an excellent place to go to. However if you do eat sweets whether it's homemade or store bought you might find it less satisfying cause sugar does hit a certain part of our tongue and our brain. When I've baked not using sugar I found I need to add just a bit in even 1/4 cup to satiate the sugar fix. I got a tartlet with plum and peanut butter and it was good. The other item I looked at also had peanut butter. I did not try a cake and was hoping to find cookies to try but no luck. I don't live anywhere near here and I'm not sure if I'd go out of my way for it. I thought they were dairy free but it is a selection of items plus some are keto and a few things as marscapone cheese in it. I think they might also have vegan options too. It was a smorgasbord. I think the main thing is you're avoiding sugar then yes here it's worth it. I'm not 100% sure if it's all GF. I was surprised to see keto and dairy as I thought it was dairy free too but nope only some things. So it's a gamble what you can eat depending on what they make that day. Perhaps if they had a schedule for each day that would be very helpful.