Was an uber eats delivery so benefit of the doubt that the chocolate kunafa and eclair would have…read morevisually looked better. Donuts were definitely fresh, puffy and substantial. For the cost the 2 fritters are definitely solid. The fruit peach and mango were subtle but the fritter on its own without the fruit would have carried its own weight. Filling for both the kunafa and eclair had a nice airy/marshmallow cream. Definitely worth coming back! Wish they had a way to package better.

One of my favourite donut shops! I've been here a few times and I absolutely love their fritters -…read moreI've tried the apple & peach fritter and they are the best I've ever had. Staff are also always so nice!

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.

Phenomenal legit coffee. I am blown away. If you like your coffee strong and true this place is for…read moreyou. The coffee comes in a small cup and packs a punch. None of that nonsense Starbucks sizing here folks. Thank you to the gentlemen who made my coffee and helped me out because I was confused and amazed when I first walked in. Fresh large variety of pastries. We got the pistachio donut and it was divine. Thick donut with a pistachio cream/glaze and topped with real pistachios. Service is quick and there is even a small dine in area. Outside they have a lovely Terrance area for people to sip their coffee and enjoy the pastries.

I went to Lazar Bakery in Mississauga to try their famous treats, and it was worth it…read more They have a great variety, including cakes, cookies, puddings, cheeses, and other dairy products. But the standout for me was the Pastel de Nata. It has a wonderfully creamy custard, a beautifully baked caramelized top, and crisp, flaky tart edges that really bring it together. It is so dangerously good, which is very darn easy to keep eating. I enjoyed it a lot and will definitely be back soon!

When you think adorable, You think of this shop. Little Rose Cookie Shop is a beautiful cookie shop…read morein Streetsville. It does not have any sitting inside, but you have many places to sit outside the shop. This was my first Yelp Event, and I was in awe. I chose a Peachy Lychee Italian soda, the perfect cold drink to wash down all the sugar. They also provided me with a smores cookie and a sugar cookie with cookie dough scoops. The cookie dough scoops and smores cookie is to die for. I recommend you not eat everything in one sitting if you enjoy the sugar rush. I think out of everything my favourite was the cookie dough is had an amazing consistency and you can add any toppings.

The BEST cookie ever!! Only complaint is that they are so far from downtown toronto BUT I'm sure my…read morewaistline appreciates it. The biscoff is a favourite but their sugar cookies are soooooo cute and also really delicious! Also tried the white choco pistachio today which I'm told isn't a regular flavour and it was amazing!! Hopefully it sticks around longer! Also dog friendly!!!

We visited Sweet Addictions on Danforth and really enjoyed the welcoming atmosphere. This…read morefamily-run bakery and dessert shop is well known in the East End for its wide selection of cakes, pastries, cookies, cupcakes, and South Asian sweets. Everything in the display case looked fresh and beautifully presented, and there were plenty of tempting options to choose from. We tried the "Dulce de Leche Cheesecake", "Pistachio Éclair", "Carrot Cake", "Hazelnut Crunch", and "Strawberry Shortcake", along with a "Latte" and "Dirty Matcha. The desserts were rich, flavourful, and nicely made, with each one offering its own unique texture and taste. The drinks paired well with the sweets. The staff were friendly, and the shop had a warm neighborhood feel. There's street parking available on Danforth Avenue.

Sherbourne Street? Listen, I saw a "Soft Opening" sign at 563 Danforth, and like a Yelp Elite to a…read morenew experience, I walked right in to warm up from the rain. The place is bright and oh so clean! Spotless is a word I would rarely apply to restaurants and such, but this place was spotless. Service was efficient and quick. I got a "Russian Chocolate Tale" and an Americano. The coffee was good, a sort of standard blend, not bitter, smooth. The Tale was chocolate mousse on top of a chocolate cookie covered by a layer of vanilla-ish mousse-ish and some pink stuff. (Can you tell I'm not a desserts expert?) Both mousses were delicate and not too sweet, but I got nothing from the outer pink layer. Their selection is an amazing array of standard Western European pastries and desserts. And a Dubai chocolate bar in the $30 adjacent area if you feel like being trendy. Overall, another fine addition to the many great bakeries and dessert places on the Danforth.

Tried caramel apple fritter which was out of this world sweet and delicious. Also tried the vegan…read morecoconut cake that lived up to its name and was coated with a generous amount of coconut shreds but found the donut was quite dense unlike the fluffy non began apple fritter. Will definitely return to get more of those apple fritters and try their other delicious offerings. Service was kind and fast. Only takeout.

Daddy O Doughnuts is mainly a takeout shop that has a flavour for everyone who loves trying new…read moreflavours. Everything is handmade fresh daily, and the menu changes regularly, with classics like the Homer Simpson and Maple Bacon alongside filled doughnuts, fritters, and vegan options. They also make traditional British baked goods and carry a small selection of imported British treats. The owners are very nice and friendly. And they patiently help you choose the best flavour of your liking.

COBS has always been one of my favourite Canadian-style bakeries…read more My experiences with COBS have been hit and miss over the years after my best COBS experience in Vancouver. This location on Queen E. is VERY GOOD. Their hot cross buns (traditional spicing) are very, very good. The scone was well-cooked (COBS had a habit of underbaking their scones). The "Mediterranean pizza" was more of a typical feta cheese and black olive focaccia which my husband enjoyed. Pleasant counter service. 45 cents for a paper carry bag. Reccomend this location on Queen E.

It's too bad the Cobs Bread at Front/Lower Sherbourne isnt listed here as that was where I went. So…read moremany options to choose from, from scones to hot cross buns, to a wide variety of sourdough loaves! I picked up a cinnamon bun with glaze (of course, c'mon you kidding me!). Friendly staff. Accessible friendly.

Tiny Cafe/bakery located in east chinatown. We heard they had very good soft serve so decided to…read moretry it at 10am on a Sunday. The flavour was apricot and it was fruity and sweet but not too rich. They also have a unique selection of baked goodies such as a kimcho cheddar scone which was surprisingly delicious. Seating is limited inside with a bright ambiance.Be prepared for a small line but it is worth the wait!

Friends brought me here last week Sunday morning. First…read morevisit and will definitely not be my last! Staff were friendly and knowledgeable. They definitely know their coffee!!! The Chex bar is absolutely delicious! My friend treated me to it since it's her favourite, and I really wish I tried it then and there as I would have bought more to take home! Their other baked goods are also tasty! If I was heading straight home after, I would have also gotten their Pudding and Coffee Jelly, which I got to taste my friend's. Military Latte was also made really well. Not only pretty with the layering of matcha and espresso, but the quality of both were great. Not much seating as most of the shop is their counter and kitchen, but there's a small bench inside and also one outside. You can tell it's a super popular spot amongst locals as most of them all go regularly.