Cancel

Open app

Search

Tangssant Viennoiserie

4.6 (14 reviews)
Closed 9:30 am - 6:30 pm

Tangssant Viennoiserie Photos

Business Info

TANGSSANT VIENNOISERIE ATMOSPHERE

What's the vibe?

You might also consider

More like Tangssant Viennoiserie

Recommended Reviews - Tangssant Viennoiserie

Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
Yelp app icon
Browse more easily on the app
Review Feed Illustration

Reviews With Photos

Michelle T.

The pastry case looked amazing but I had to restrict myself and only got the kouign amann. Enjoyed the sugar coat but the pastry was slightly dry. There was also a hint of citrus maybe orange ?

Emma H.

This bakery is a delightful gem hidden on Church st near the Dundas intersection. Tangssant Viennoiserie, the name derived from Tang (唐) + Croissant, a fusion of Chinese and French, or East meets West, as their Instagram profile writes. Viennoiserie by definition means baked goods that are neither pastry nor bread, and just in the middle. The cafe is fairly quiet, I like the brick exterior and European minimalistic interior. High table and regular seating are limited, so it's more of a solo or 2 person dine-in visit, and mostly for take-out. At the first bite of their chocolate croissant, I was like whoa this must be as similar what it tastes like in France as can be. Each bite dense and flaky at the same time yet not greasy to the touch nor the palate. I thought the chocolate sticks being in the centre would create too much distinction between the non-chocolate parts, but it was actually quite balanced. I actually eat it from both sides first, and save the best for last - chomping on the chocolate in the middle. They have both sweet and savory selections, I'll share some examples below, and you can match them to the pictures I've uploaded as part of this post. - Roasted Cheese Croissant (i still have a video of my friend's grin widening each time he took a bite haha (see video). As he describes, it's a perfect balance between sweet and salty, and the cheese wasn't overbearing) - Pain au Swisse (custard filling with dark chocolate crisp pearls) Actually I found this item misleading because I expected crunchy bits of dark chocolate, and instead it was just gooey from the custard with hints of chocolate. The only crunch I felt was from the thin strands of the outer crust which had the texture of eggshells which was kinda unpleasant. I later learned that the chocolate pearls are only crispy prior to baking. - Vanilla Flan (this one looks like an egg tart which threw me off initially because I prefer to have sweets that are chocolate with dense, chewier textures. I brought it for my mom though, and her sweet tooth found it extremely satisfying. 'Creamy, dense, decadent' were her description when asked for this review. NOTE: I would not recommend getting the coffee here if you're not used to strong robusta beans that give you that tingling sensation in your mouth, almost drying, usually the reaction to caffeine intensity or high acidity. Also, if you wanted a decadent latte, steer clear from the Tiramisu Latte. It has a salted sour cream foam topping which removes the sweetness that you'd expect, and iced is only a bit better than hot. For an iced Tiramisu Latte, I recommend going to Reply at Bay/Edward St. Basically, if you need a pick-me-upper to shock start your morning/afternoon, get the iced Dutch coffee (slow-dripped cold-brew). If you wanted a smooth and balanced latte, check out Mast Coffee around the corner on Shuter St. Overall, Tangssant has become my team's once a week treat during our adjustment to RTO, something buttery and decadent to look forward to during the harsh winter commutes. BTW, if you buy 6 or more, it's tax-free!

Alex C.

This is a bakery/cafe on Church Street near Dundas. They serve a variety of pastries and drinks. I've been here several times and the experience is generally enjoyable. The pastries are a bit on the more expensive side, but the drinks are in line with other cafes. Generally good pastries and good drinks. There is limited seating inside with space for around 10 people. The times I went, there was only 1 server working, so the wait can be a bit long as well.

Ada L.

Tangssant Viennoiserie located along Church St. near Shuter St. is a new French bakery that is Chinese owned. All their croissants are made in house and they offer coffee and other beverages as well. The space is not accessible as there is a small flight of stairs you need to go up to reach the entrance. Inside the bakery, there is some seating available either by the window or to the side. I decided to stop by Tangssant Viennoiserie as they had been on my radar since they opened. I stopped by on a Wed morning around 10am. Upon entering the bakery, I approached the display of baked goods and croissants which were all lined up neatly. There were so many flavours and staff mentioned a few favourites (for sweet, go for the Kouign-Amann or the blueberry danish. For savory you can't go wrong with the bacon egg danish. I decided to grab a kouign-amann (which has a nice lemon caramel layer). Staff did mention that this pastry was one of their less sweeter options. I also opted to grab a cortado as well. My coffee was made at a reasonable time and staff were nice enough to bring it to my seat. The cortado was made well. The kouign-amann was great as well - nice and flakey. The lemon caramel layer added another dimension to the pastry. Service wise, staff were friendly and efficient. The bakery space feels warm and inviting and the display of beautiful pastries definitely makes it hard for you to decide what to get! Overall, a lovely new bakery close to the Eaton's Centre and Yonge/Dundas Square. Would definitely return back to try their other pastries in the future (that vanilla flan, coconut rice cruffin, as well as sauerkraut & spam croissant sound so interesting!).

Storefront
Chuan C.

This is a new cafe which soft-opened on 2025-09-05. They call themselves a viennoiserie, which  is the name given by professional chefs to describe yeast-leavened dough products that are at a meeting point between bread and pastry. We ordered the following: 1. Iced Latte ($5.75). 2. Coconut Rice Pudding Croffin ($7.49). Coconut cream and sticky rice. The customer service was good. The Iced Latte was average. The Coconut Rice Pudding Croffinwas amazingly good. The croissant-muffin was crispy and light on the surface and soft inside. The cream was delicious. There is a lot of standing space inside and there is counter seating. There is soft instrumental music playing in the background. The make their baked goods every morning starting at 03:00!! There is free WiFi (WiFi 7!). The cafe is not wheelchair accessible (but it is possible to good through their back entrance with a key from the condo building). There is one gender-neutral washroom and it is wheelchair accessible. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2025-207

tangssant store front
Jeremy L.

i almost tried one of everything from their pastries and it does not disappoint! from the croissants, danish, to flans, they do have some unique options which may only cater to specific tastebuds. I've enjoyed all sweet and savoury ones so far. Their service is quick with making the drinks, and their location only has a few seating spots. every time I have been, it's been busy but super lively.

Interior
Samantha P.

Tangssant Viennoiserie is a cute spot and I stopped by near the end of the day when only the plain croissant and chocolate Danish were left. The croissant was really nice with lots of layers and a good crisp. The flavour leans more toward an Asian palate, not as heavy or buttery as traditional French bakeries, which I enjoyed. Since it was their soft opening, the interior still felt a bit empty, but the service was very friendly and the space has a charming design. The plates and cups they use for dine-in are surprisingly high end and European, which adds a nice touch to the experience.

Gianna Y.

AMAAAAZING. love this spot. Close your eyes and you're in one of the best cafes in Paris. They're so busy right on a snow Sunday morning with a steady stream of customers. Simple minimalistic aesthetic interior. Bench tables along the window. Open concept kitchen so you can see where all the magic happens. Everything is made onsite with the best ingredients. This is a must visit spot.

Almond croissant
Isabelle C.

Super flaky croissant/ pastries. I tried the almond croissant and it was super crispy. Almond croissant was good but I wish the almond flavour was even stronger. Croissant was $7.33 after tax which is a bit more on the pricey side, but I like how they make everything fresh daily. There are also a few seats inside the store and drink options as well. Staff were friendly and they had a wide variety of different pastries to choose from.

See all

1 month ago

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

10 days ago

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

2 months ago

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

2 months ago

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

4 months ago

Helpful 2
Thanks 1
Love this 2
Oh no 0
Photo of Alex C.
44
508
1541

2 months ago

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

7 months ago

Helpful 2
Thanks 1
Love this 2
Oh no 0

8 months ago

Helpful 33
Thanks 8
Love this 27
Oh no 0

5 months ago

Helpful 1
Thanks 0
Love this 1
Oh no 0

4 months ago

Helpful 1
Thanks 1
Love this 1
Oh no 0

7 months ago

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

7 months ago

Helpful 2
Thanks 2
Love this 3
Oh no 0
Photo of Isabelle C.
1
480
1731

5 months ago

Helpful 1
Thanks 1
Love this 1
Oh no 0
Photo of Aly N.
158
4
6

4 months ago

Helpful 1
Thanks 1
Love this 1
Oh no 0

You might also consider

Verify this business for free

People searched for Cafes 2,918 times last month within 15 miles of this business.

Verify this business

Forget Me Not Cafe

Forget Me Not Cafe

4.3(155 reviews)
2.2 km
$

Back again for another visit after a little while! They've partnered with LSDR for a fun new…read morerefresher drink I was interested in trying. Confirming it was fun and it was tasty. I love ginger beverages- it wasn't overpowering here, I mostly tasted the kiwi and sparkling lemonade. It was busy in there but we still got our orders and drinks quickly, I appreciate how fast the service was. My friend got one of their banana bread drinks - if you like the taste of hojicha, this was particularly strong which I personally enjoyed! Love how the store also has sections where it is like a little market selling local goods and always fun to see the dogs that are sitting outside. The prices are a little expensive (my refresher before tax was $7.5) but typical for what you'd pay in Toronto for a fun drink, from what I've seen.

I think this is one of the cutest coffee shops in Toronto with a cozy, artsy atmosphere. It does…read moreget busy every time I visit, but there's actually a good amount of seating inside if you're able to snag a spot. I'd absolutely come here to get some work done if I was able to get a seat. One thing I really love is that they sell handmade goods from local artists and host craft nights, it feels very community driven and adds such a fun, unique touch to the café. Drinks I tried: Maple Goguma Latte - Slightly nutty, lightly sweet, and super comforting. I added a shot of espresso, which made it perfectly balanced and not too sweet. Dalgona Latte - A really fun drink with great texture. Just make sure to stir it well since the sweetness settles at the bottom. They're known for their creative, seasonal drink menu, and I'm already excited to come back to try what they release next season. Definitely a must-visit if you love cozy cafés, unique drinks, and supporting local artists.

Photos
Forget Me Not Cafe - Inside

Inside

Forget Me Not Cafe - Dalgona latte

Dalgona latte

Forget Me Not Cafe

See all

The Brick Room - First Bite 10/10!!!

The Brick Room

4.5(33 reviews)
1.0 kmDowntown Core

I tried using Google Maps to find The Brick Room, but it wasn't very helpful. Turns out the café is…read moreright along the path and I could've easily walked straight out of Union Station since it's right next to that entrance. The space itself has a really niche aesthetic and I especially loved the unique window design. I arrived around 10 a.m. and the café was busy but not overwhelming, with a steady flow of people coming and going. I ordered one of their winter specials: an iced matcha with black sesame foam. It was pricey at $10, but honestly one of the best I've ever had. They instruct you to sip the foam first before mixing, and the flavours were bold with just the right amount of sweetness. The service was incredible. They actually brought my drink over, which I wasn't expecting, and when we were done they came by with water and cleared our empty cups. Such a pleasant surprise! All in all, highly recommend this spot. I would come by all the time if I lived nearby.

I come to the Brick Room a concerning amount of times. They have two locations: Brookfield and…read moreTemperance. It's my pick me up during work hours. They take their time, give attention to their craft. It's not a place you grab and go. You need to truly appreciate it but sitting down and letting the baristas come to you, explain how to consume the coffee drink and then enjoy it. The brick room's interior is covered with red bricks and fun fact - red bricks are great to keep rooms cooler during summer and warmer during winters! I love the intentionality in everything they do.

Photos
The Brick Room
The Brick Room
The Brick Room - Araw araw and ice coffee

See all

Araw araw and ice coffee

Found Coffee - Front - Espresso service.

Found Coffee - Front

4.7(10 reviews)
1.4 kmEntertainment District, Downtown Core

A quick Google search for a coffee stop (that wasn't my usual Union station stop) brought me to…read moreFound Coffee. This coffee shop is nestled semi-behind a pillar beside the lobby of the Intercontinental hotel Toronto, which adds to its charm for me, in a way. Love finding a good "hole in the wall" :) I love the bright, feminine, beachy decor and coral pink & aqua blue accents. It's not too tropical, but it definitely transports you outside of Canada. Coupled with Aussie staples like vegemite and Noosa magazines (takes me straight back there!), as well as gorgeous ceramic coffee mugs for purchase, the vibes are great here. While it is a smaller shop, there is enough seating for 3 tables, and it's very cozy. Had to go for a flat white, given the Aussie homage here. This one got my approval (and I'm picky about my flat whites) - they used a lighter, more balanced espresso roast, paired with just the right amount of creamy frothed milk. They also had a banana bread latte that my companion really enjoyed too! Looking forward to my next visit!

Super cute little coffee shop located in the lobby of the InterContinental…read more Everything here is Instagram worthy and on brand. It's a tiny, cozy place with only a couple tables and tall chairs, so they can really only accommodate grab-and-go orders, other than a few people to sit or work. Perfect for a coffee before a Jays game or if you're here for a conference next door. I realized it was already late fall and I hadn't yet had my one and only PSL of the year, so that's what I ordered. It was decent as far as PSL's go and came with a lovely little foam pumpkin on top. Tres adorbs. The iced strawberry matcha latte also looked incredible and I had order envy. My friend ordered a pastry and said it was delicious. They also have a great little selection of food items, canned bevvies, coffee beans, teas, as well as souvenir gifts for purchase such as ceramic mugs. Did I mention the coffee was really good?

Photos
Found Coffee - Front
Found Coffee - Front
Found Coffee - Front

See all

Antikka - cafe & records - Here to see the live music performance

Antikka - cafe & records

4.7(15 reviews)
3.5 kmWest Queen West, Trinity Bellwoods

This is the coolest cafe I've been to. The decor is a mix of music lover, café and nightclub. The…read moremusic is played on the coolest record player I've ever seen. Food wise had an espresso, hot chocolate and some cookies. Here was an espresso where you could actually taste all the flavours. Hot chocolate was above average and cookies were alright. Staff was friendly. There is only a little bit of seating. Maybe 20 seats in the whole place. Highlight was the WiFi at 330/30. That's the fastest for any café I've ever tested. I saw a power outlet by my sofa seat so I think they've planned for working in the cafe. Definitely recommended. They've made it into the Toronto cafe list.

Rad coffee shop slash record store on Queen West. My husband and I stopped in out of curiosity…read more(anything that has "records" in it he has to investigate) and ended up staying for a good half hour talking music with the staff and sipping on delicious coffee. I had the flat white and it was fantastic. My husband had just a standard drip coffee and he reported it as quite good as well. They have plenty of seating, from tables and chairs to more lounge type couches and such. Wifi was also really solid, which we appreciated being in from the States (crazy data charges, you know!). Staff was beyond friendly and knowledgeable and we had a great time chatting with them. Great tunes played inside with plenty of fantastic vinyl to choose from to boot.

Photos
Antikka - cafe & records - Bins of vinyl

Bins of vinyl

Antikka - cafe & records
Antikka - cafe & records

See all

Tangssant Viennoiserie - cafes - Updated June 2026

Loading...
Loading...
Loading...