These are the best donuts ever!!! And they're so beautiful! They're a must try!…read more I dove over an hour just go get a box of these donuts!!

I have driven past this place so many times, but never stopped...until the other weekend, when a…read moresimple sign at the side of the road that said "Donuts" tempted me into finally going in and WOW...what took me so long?? An INCREDIBLE amount of fun donuts and other baked goods, I wanted to try absolutely everything. They have a homemade cream that they use to fill some of their donuts, and they are also massive! Do you know what wasn't massive? The cost. Everything was reasonably priced and definitely worth it for these fresh baked treats. I'm going to need to return so that I can sample many more of these items - it was SO hard to pick what I wanted the first time since it all looked delectable. So grateful that we have these wonderful businesses here!

Nice little place with little bit of most of the things. I love the coffee, made with professional…read moreespresso machine! Don't underestimate the "masala tea"! The only other place offering this specialty is 250km away!

From the owner: Community Bake House is a social purpose enterprise founded on pillars of community collaboration…read moreand engagement of people with diverse abilities. This youth led bakery makes excellent cakes, pastries, squares, breads and many international dishes.

A beautiful sunny day to sit on their little outdoor patio. It was a bit chilly, but still nice…read more They have a really nice selection of pastries and sweets for a small bakery. I decided to try the apple tart and the rugelagh. The apple tart was flaky and the filling was classic apple pie flavor. The rugelagh was a different type of pastry but equally as good. They are take out only but there are so many places to sit and eat ( when the weather is nice) and the views of Skaneateles Lake are amazing. If the weather is bad, take it home or just eat in your car!

There's a lot of nice things about Skaneateles. Add this one to the list…read more All I kept hearing about was, "stretch bread", "stretch bread", "stretch bread"... that's a lot of pressure to put on someone and someplace. Challenge met! Absolutely fantastic. If there's one place that I have found that rivals Columbus bakery (it's very close) it's here. Oh, they do offer other breads and pastries. Those will be will tried on our next trip. Enjoy!

Great stop in this reserve area on Highway 45 going north of the 401 at Cobourg into the Kawarthas…read more We just did a quick butter tart stop where I grabbed a 6-pack with 3 plain and 3 raisin tarts. The cost was $23 but these are fairly large ones. I'm not sure if there is a better deal if you buy more at one time. Lots of different versions to try but we didn't have time to explore them. Check this place out if you like the classic Ontario treat, and real Canadian icon and a welcome addition to any road trip!

Butter tarts are my favourite sweet treat, so anytime I pass a spot that specializes in them I have…read moreto stop in. So glad I was passing through Roseneath on my way to a family function. I swung in on my way home just to try it out and I was blown away. By far my favourite tarts that I've ever tried. I've made excuses to visit my nephew twice now just to drive 2-1/2 hours to pick up some butter tarts. Can't wait to go back again

I debated between 3 and 4 but overall was happy so wanted to be optimistic. Everything in the case…read morelooked delicious. I went for a slice of the spinach, cheddar tomato quiche, warmed, and a molasses cookie. First the good. The cookies was delicious. Moist, flavorful with just the right spices. The quiche was a mixed bag. Overall the flavor was pretty good...a tad bland but ok. But the crust was just awful. It was almost totally raw...and not just the wet crust under the egg but the edges too. There is no way they blind baked it at all. I was able to peel the entire crust off the egg with it breaking. There was no crumble at all. I could squeeze the edge and flatten it without it crumbling. I hate to be this critical but it was very bad. Everything else looked so good and because the egg part and the cookie were good I will definitely try again.

A great bake shop to stop by while you're shopping around the area. The staff is friendly and…read morethere's some seating indoors to enjoy your goods. I recommend getting your pastries warmed up if possible!

Schroetee's is not here anymore. This location is now Taste of the Country. Grocery items, fresh…read morebaked food, liquor store.

Nice little country store with a good selection. Lots of the goods are frozen. You pay a bit more…read morethan you would "in town" but I guess that's expected.

Went in here for the first time to see what they have to offer. It is a smaller shop but they still…read morehad a good variety of baked goods. The cashier was helpful and friendly. I thought everything was decently priced and tasty.

One of the best places to eat your favorite pastries. The place is small, but you will find all…read moresorts of goodies in here, which seems to change very frequently. Their cupcakes are decadent and flavorful. The brownies are fudgy and creamy without losing its shape. I recommend the cookie dough brownie if you are up for a decadent chocolate flavor. One of the best brownies I've ever had, if not the best. I keep on coming back for more. Service is also great, all the employees are super friendly and helpful.

The best craft coffee I've had. I I had the Biscotti Latte…read moreand it was great. So much so I almost ordered two but I wanted to get some sleep this evening. The environment is inviting and perfect for small groups coming together to plan, do hw, or coffee meeting. The service was good. And the coffee options are great.

We loved everything about walking into this place, but that's where it ended…read more We ordered croissants and someone not working the register went and grabbed the croissants we ordered for another customer who was on the phone. Rather than telling the person handling the phone order that the croissants were already ordered, the cashier just apologetically smiled. It's our first time here (we told the cashier that) and she tried to offer other options, but we weren't looking for cake first thing in the morning. What's weird is that the person handling the phone order was making drinks before and after so I'm not sure if this was an order for a friend or a legitimate customer. The whole thing was disappointing and soured our opinion and experience. Seven employees were working and it still took over 10 mins to get two lattes. When served, our drinks were not hot because the espresso shots had been sitting on the counter cooling off while the milk was steamed and the flavoring added. The interstellar had good flavor but was kid's temp by the time I got it. The honey saffron didn't taste like anything and was slightly warmer, but fell flat flavorwise. Overall, the experience didn't feel particularly high end as the prices would reflect, nor efficient. I'm not sure if I would return.

One thing I love about small towns is that random people have no problem striking up conversation…read morewith you...anywhere. The other day we chatted with a lovely couple at Gus's Family Restaurant in Picton. He told us he was a chef at It's Wickedly Sweet, a small bakery about 15 drive from where we were. He had me at "Apple Pie" and "Bakery", so today I grabbed my fellow pie-connoisseur and made a lovely morning country drive to what TripAdvisor reviews called a "tiny hole in the wall that is a must-visit." We had a chuckle at the fun sign for the little shop "Wickedly Sweet", with a picture of a witch complete with pointy hat and matching nose and chin. I liked it. We walked into exactly what we expected: a small country shop with colourful baked yumminess behind glass, wrapped in plastic and displayed on tables and jarred preserves in various flavours on the shelves. Tchotchkes and other country decor filled the walls and it all felt welcoming and comforting. Dan, the gentleman we met at the restaurant, came out to greet us and took the time to tell us all about the goods. He's very friendly and personable, something I picked up when we chatted with him at Gus's. Chiara and I did well - between the two of us, we picked up 2 chicken pies, a tourtière (apparently traditionally made...with apple!), a blueberry, a mango/pineapple/raspberry pie, mixed berry crumble pie, a few muffins, a bag of chocolate chip cookies (of course) a banana loaf, and a small box of tarts and a brownie. All of these for around $80 - pretty reasonable if you ask me, considering most of their goods are baked fresh that morning. (I really admire small business owners of home baked/cooked/made anything.) Sadly, their apple pies weren't ready, but we will be coming back soon to buy them. (Maybe we'll call ahead next time?) What we've sampled from our stash so far has been very, very good. The pie crusts were buttery yet light. (Delicious) The chicken pie was really good. The tourtière was an interesting mix of savoury beef mixed with apple and cinnamon...which, we're told is a traditional Quebecoise flavour. The "Plain Jane" butter tarts were perfect, the cookies were a hit with the kids and I was told by my entire family that i didn't buy enough brownies. At tomorrow's dinner party, we'll be trying the mango/pineapple/raspberry pie. I can't wait. Maybe I'll have to go back to It's Wickedly Sweet sooner.