If you've got a sweet tooth and you're anywhere near Mississauga, The D Spot is absolutely worth…read morethe stop. This dessert restaurant is no joke, their menu is so massive it feels like it could rival the Cheesecake Factory's (no exaggeration). While most of it is dedicated to desserts, they do offer food options too, but let's be honest... you come here for the sugar rush. We tried a slice of their Red Velvet Cheesecake, and it was rich, smooth, and everything you want in a dessert. We also ordered a loaded waffle topped with brownies, chocolate chip cookies, ice cream, and whipped cream, basically a dessert lover's dream on a plate. Both desserts were fantastic and definitely lived up to the hype. The staff was friendly and helpful, and even with such a huge menu, they made great recommendations. If you're looking for a fun spot to satisfy your cravings, The D Spot delivers.

Not huge on desserts but this place is fantastic. My friend got me a strawberry milk cake to go,…read morewhich was on BOGO on one of the food apps. I enjoyed it a lot more than I expected to, simply because I'm not big on sweets. The cake is light and spongey and absorbs the leche/milk very nicely, and makes the entire cake very moist. Vastly different in texture to other cakes that rely more on cream and icing to balance the sponge cake. I found this cake lighter and a really unique flavour/texture. It's sweet with flavour that has depth (not just by using more sugar/syrup) and the hints of milk, strawberries, cream, etc all mesh really well. Glad to have stumbled across a new fave and I'll definitely be back to try the rest of their offerings.

Cute little spot located inside a business building, so I can see it being a convenient option for…read morepeople working in the area. The staff is welcoming and friendly. They also offer free WiFi. I tried the iced Cuban coffee and really enjoyed it. It wasn't overly sweet and had a really smooth consistency. I liked it enough to go back and order it again. I also tried the iced matcha. It wasn't bad, but I personally preferred the coffee and would choose that again. Overall, reasonably priced with good service and a nice atmosphere. I'd definitely return.

Came to grab some quick fuel for our drive from Toronto to Belleville. I got the ube latte which…read morewas delicious but still a bit too sweet for me. I did like the espresso they use. The ube cream would have been even sweeter. I also got a matcha cookie which had macadamia nuts and was a good balance of indulgent while satisfying my sweet tooth without being so sweet since the drink was sweet already. The inside so e is very industrialized looking with concrete walls but had a ton of people inside working/studying with their computers. A nice space to chill and work but the parking space is limited.

Met a girlfriend for a coffee today at her suggestion. I introduced her to this quaint…read moreestablishment years ago but haven't been here for a while. It's still as busy as ever and food is still great! We shared a toasted BLT and tried their meat bureka which was pretty good. Nice and flakey and perfectly seasoned. Previously, I have tried their waffles, crepes, and standard bacon and eggs breakfasts. All were delicious. They have a great selection of flavored coffees and a variety of creams/milks. I prefer to visit in summer as they have a patio in front to sit at. They would have received 5 stars if there were some gluten free options.

This place has an extremely unique vibe…read more It has coffee ration - refills only 50c. The breakfasts are well priced, they got a bunch of sandwiches/wraps and crapes. Lots of people here seem like regulars and just come for a coffee and to relax/work. The servers are friendly

Had chai and halwa (carrot dessert) at this location. The price felt alright for the area, but it…read moretook soooo long to serve the halwa. We waited almost half an hour. If that's the usual wait, it would have been nice to be given a heads up, because the wait seemed a bit unusual. (Perhaps they forgot hmm.) The chai was warming and adequately spiced. The halwa was also well-spiced but a bit overly sweet for my taste. Nice pinch of cardamom. But I've had better and less sweet at other Indian places in Toronto, so wouldn't come back for that again. The place was well lit and the tables were clean. There was plenty of seating.

I used to go to Chaiiwala a lot more before, but I haven't been in a while as I found better chai…read morespots. I personally feel like their karak is not as good as before, but their samosa was not bad, lots of filling inside and a bit spicy. The samosa was expensive ($2.50 for one) for the quality but they have a loyalty program and you can redeem it for free. Previously, I have tried their samosa chaat, sandwiches, falooda and more menu items.

What a FANTASTIC addition to the neighborhood. You probably already know their coffee since they…read moreare the main coffee roasters in Toronto but this cute little spot is so cool. Their food is catered by a local company and is not to be missed. The son of one of the owners works for the caterer and between the great coffee and food, I see a future empire in the works.

Poor customer service. Everyone seems mad and immediately argue when directions on receipt state…read morehow drinks to be made. Food is otherwise standard. Also they are extremely slow and it seems they are perpetually in the weeds. Their accessible doors do not work. Disappointing location.

This location is so filthy on the inside. It looks like it hasn't been wiped down for a decade…read more Horrible customer service other than one or two people that work on the weekend. I ordered a croissant breakfast sandwich and they gave it to me in the box with black burn marks on the croissant and completely squished when I told them that it looks nothing like the picture the manager Parnet? Smirked and told me " well a picture is something different" considering I've ordered from other location I'd be so embarrassed to serve a sandwich that looked like that and then tell the customer thats just how it's suppose to look. Needless to say, I will not be spending any money at this location ever again. Tim Hortons has certainly changed over the last few years. It's becoming an embarrassment at many locations.

Love the coffee there. It is always a consistent strong aroma that I need. I've ordered a Kyoto…read moreLatte with a hint of sweetest. Service is good. Each cup of coffee is served with attention, not like other chain - fast pace deliver. As this is a pop up station in the middle of the mall and early in the morning, it was calm and peaceful- exactly what I need to kick off my morning.

%Arabica is a pretty popular and busy since it opened. Ordering was pretty quick and easy. Drinks…read moremight took some time, granted the staff are working in a pretty tight space. Price is slightly more expensive to independent coffee shops and fast food coffee. I have gotten a matcha soft serve ice cream, a matcha drink and 2 cold latte drinks (Spanish & Kyoto). Every thing tasted was pretty bold. When I finish the matcha drink, there was a bit of unmixed matcha at the bottom of the cup. For the matcha taste, it is a lot more bitter and will be different from other places' matcha drinks because I think the matcha is directly from Japan.

We were running some errands in the area when we noticed that this location had opened. We needed…read moresome food and caffeine, so popping in was a no brainer. We walked in and I was immediately impressed by how vast and spotless the place was. This is one enormous place. There's a ton of seating in the main area, and if that's not enough, there's a whole other seating area around the corner. Everything looked really tasty but we decided to try a couple of savory pastries, both of which were delicious and fresh. For my drink, I went with the Vanilla Sweet Cream Cold Brew ("Cold brew coffee with vanilla and topped with sweet cream"), which certainly quenched my thirst and need for a pick-me-up. I want to single out the staff, too. Everybody was super friendly and helpful, and the manager even stopped by our table and offered our daughter a complimentary bear-shaped madeleine. Paris Baguette is a very welcome addition to the neighborhood. We'll definitely be returning.

nice open friendly.space with a large self service area that has savoury and sweet options…read more Options reminded me of traditional Chinese bakery buns honestly. They have deli sandwiches in their fridge and the Harvest Chicken sandwich was delicious. The Mochi donuts are a good atyempt and mimicing their asian counterparts but was way too greasy. The traditional sugared twist was better. They also have full barista services and lots of seating. Great place to pick up something for a dinner party as they have lovely boxes and present well. Staff was very friendly. Prices are steeper than other local bakeries so keep this in mind.

Great tasting cappuccino! We asked for a little less than 8oz and our wonderful barista…read moreaccommodated. Beautiful interior space in an unassuming industrial/business area. Worth the drive.

Love the coffee! Especially Alto. People there are very nice. It's a pretty small coffee shop but…read morehas good vibes. They also have an assortment of baked goods items that are really good! They also have a small seating area where you can sit and use your laptop. Overall, love the place.

I truly hate writing bad reviews, especially about a place I genuinely used to love…read more The place is still beautiful, elegant, and the service is still amazing. The staff were kind and welcoming as always, so this review has absolutely nothing to do with them. But... and this is a BIG but... what happened to the pastries? I honestly don't know if there's new ownership, a new pastry chef, or someone decided to "improve" the recipes. Whatever changed... please change it back. The mahalabia had nothing to do with mahalabia. The Arabic ice cream was actually good, so credit where credit is due. The halawet el jibn was unbelievably sweet, but unfortunately sweetness alone doesn't make a great dessert. And the kunafa... it just wasn't the kunafa I remembered. What makes me the saddest isn't even the desserts. It's the memories. This used to be our family's go-to place. Birthdays, family gatherings, random dessert cravings... this was our spot. It was always full of people, laughter, and amazing desserts. Walking in now and seeing it almost empty honestly made me sad because I know how good this place used to be. I really hope this review reaches the owner in the spirit it's intended. I'm not trying to put the business down I actually want to see it succeed again. I would love nothing more than to come back one day, take my first bite, and say, "Yep... they're back!" Until then, I'll just be holding on to the sweet memories... because, sadly, they were sweeter than the desserts this time.

Crown Pastries is a popular Middle Eastern dessert shop offering fresh, beautifully presented…read moreSyrian and Turkish sweets. The shop offers a wide range of pastries, including baklava, kunafa, maamoul, and specialty cakes, all made with rich ingredients like pistachios, walnuts, and cashews. Along with traditional sweets, they also offer creative modern treats and custom cakes for special occasions. There are a few tables available if you want to enjoy your dessert in the store. The staff are friendly and will let you try the dessert before choosing your selection.