A huge rip off I got the viral Dubai chocolate strawberry cup and first off the picture is…read moremisleading they show a big cup and they are charging 15 bucks for this small cup they are robbing people big time, stay away from this place it is a red flag. The dessert itself the chocolate was really smooth the phyllo pastry was crispy and mixed with the chocolate and pistachio cream and strawberry's had a really good taste but I can't fathom the price for this small strawberry cup at least if your charging 15 dollars give a big cup, avoid this place.

Last Wednesday, I was at Vaughan Mills. I had dinner at the food court and was heading out to my…read morecar. I passed by a bunch of cute sugar cookies. I looked at this booth's sign that was across from Rocky Mountain Chocolate. Ela's Macarons. OMG! Macarons. Yes! I have been on a macaron quest for at least a couple of months. I looked at all the pretty-coloured macarons in the display case. The flavours were cool. I had to have some. I got a box of six for $15. It's a decent price for them. Behind the counter was a lovely woman who said hi to me. I reciprocated. I let her know that I'd like a box of six macarons. She nodded and we both headed over to the macaron display case for me to select flavours. I went with the following macarons: - Bubble gum - Cranberry orange - Strawberry cream - Tiramisu - Cotton candy - Red velvet I paid with a credit card. I tapped and was done. She asked me if I needed a bag. I declined and got my goodies in a festive red box. I thanked her and headed to my car. When I got home, I tried a couple. I was done eating all macarons in 24 hours. I loved them all. The bubble gum and cotton candy threw me back to being at The Ex. They tasted like the confections. I liked the cookie part of the macaron. They were crispier than most that I've had. The interior was chewy. Excellent! The tiramisu and strawberry cream were delicious. It was like having a strawberry milkshake with the best tiramisu. The red velvet and cranberry orange were yummy. The red velvet was subtle, but delicious. The cranberry orange was citrusy and tangy. So good! I passed by this place yesterday. It was super busy. I had bought a caramel apple from Rocky Mountain. Had I not made this purchase, I would have got more macarons and some gelato. I love Ela's Macarons. It was an excellent find. (464)

My search for good macrons in the GTA has finally started to bear fruit when my parents bought me a…read morebox of a dozen assorted macrons from this newly owned store located in St. Lawrence Market. Obviously, not all flavours were my favourite, but I was fairly happy with the macrons in the package. -----Food: Enjoyable----- Assorted Macrons (12) -- Since it was more of a trial purchase, a box of twelve macrons were bought with the flavours consisting of Mango, Pistachio, Coconut, Blackcurrant, Cappuccino, Rose, Velvet, Chocolate, Poppy Seed and Salted Caramel. Apparently, there were more flavours--but anyways my personal favourites include the tangy Mango, semi-sweet Pistachio, lovely Salted Caramel and the exotic Coconut. Each macron has its distinct flavours and were moderately sweet. To top it off, their cookie shells aren't too gummy or dry, and didn't go flat after a couple of hours. *fist pumps the air* -----Atmosphere: N/A----- I can't comment on this since I haven't personally gone down to the shop itself, but based on the pictures provided on the website, it looks pretty decent. -----Service: N/A----- Again, since I haven't personally gone down myself, I can't really comment on the service provided in the shop. *-----Final Thoughts-----* For their macrons, I'll be back. Food: 4/5 Atmosphere: N/A Service: N/A

This is a really tiny store inside St Lawrence Market. It's kinda hard to find this place. It is…read morelocated on the lower level near the washrooms. I came here with a few friends on Macaron Day TO. They were offering one macaron of your choice to try. I tried the coconut flavoured one. My friends tried raspberry and coffee. We all enjoyed our macarons and they seemed quite authentic. They tasted fresh and the filling had quite a bit of flavour. We bought a dozen macarons to go since we liked them. Apart from macarons, they offer a variety of treats from croissants, viennoiseries, fresh fudge to gourmet premium chocolates. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the market.

Strictly a take out place that makes their French macrons in store and sells frozen imported…read moreItalian desserts and Natas from Portugal. They only sell Italian croissants and macaron shells for the TooGood ToGo program. They croissants are really good if lucky enough to catch this grab on TGTG. They only bake the croissants that are imperfect and flavours can range from pistachio, raspberry, plain, chocolate. You can taste the difference they are made out of Canada, it's a much flakier, tighter rolled and lighter than the best ones here. The program also sells the broken macaron on shells, great to snack on!

OMG. If you have a sweet tooth, this place is absolutely a hidden gem for you…read more Although they do not carry as many choices as the Cheesecake Factory Restaurant at Yorkdale does, here at the Bake House they do have the most flavorful cheesecakes... - Oreo cookies n cream - Cinnabon - Red Velvet Cake - Reese - Triple Vanilla, and so on... They also have assorted (8 slices) in a box available. Absolutely addictive! All cheesecakes are frozen up for good storage in freezers. Leaving it overnight in the upper fridge, or leave it for 1 hour at room temperature before tasting it. So smooth, so creamy. Irresistibly delicious. Unquestionably the real deal. Other items include Macaroons (6pk for $12.99, 12pk for $24), Portuguese tarts, and Tiramisu. I only have a medium-sized stomach. So, will come back and try them later on. LOL.

One of the first patisseries I've fallen in love with in Toronto (the one near trinity though) - it…read moreis on the pricier side which is to be expected but this isn't what the review is about. This patisserie in the path is such a quiet place that barely has customers every time I've walked by ...now I know why. There was only one person when I stopped by, popped in to grab a quick little treat for a coworker's birthday. The one girl working didn't acknowledge me at all until she had no other choice, not a simple "I'll be with you in a second" or even a glance/nod over. Vibes were very off. Also she was the slowest mover I've ever seen, it felt like all her movements were in slow-mo from wrapping, packaging the processing payment. I've literally never seen a human worker move at that pace. Even after the other customer wrapped up and left it took her at least another minute before looking up at me. When I picked my item, again... she was moving at a pace where natural selection would've definitely taken her out. Not sure what was going on but it was weird. The air was stiff as there wasn't any customer service, kindness or even welcoming in the store. And the audacity of the machine to ask for a tip???? For what? Packing up a pastry at a snails pace? Tipping culture has really gotten out of hand. Grabbed my item and left, with no intent of ever returning if I'm paying premium prices for pastries, there are much better, friendlier and QUICKER places to go to. +1 star for the pretty pastry.

Cold, Callous, and Completely Disrespectful…read more I ordered a Mother's Day delivery for my terminally ill mother--her last. It never arrived. No warning, no apology. I had to chase them down just to get a refund. When I asked for a goodwill gesture, they ignored me. My partner called and emailed--only silence and empty promises. They took her number and then disappeared. Their "by a mother, for mothers" branding is a sick joke. They showed zero empathy or decency when it mattered most. Their silence was cruel and unforgivable. This isn't a business--it's a heartless, soulless operation. Avoid them.

I ordered traditional hot chocolate, using real Belgium chocolate - it was delicious! Perfect…read morebalance of sweet! Whip cream helped cool and upped the sweetness. I wish I had more time to sit down and enjoy my hot chocolate here. It's a beautiful shop with an array of desserts and treats! Staff were very friendly!

Nice ice cream joint in a former firehouse on the Main Street of Kleinberg. They have Kawartha…read moreice cream, gelato and soft serve. Interestingly, all priced the same. Has Kawartha ice cream in a waffle cone. Standard goodness. Waffle cones are premade. Small seating area inside and nice patio - sat here on a sunny Saturday. Solid choice overall!

There is a lot to love about Bocados Bakeshop. No matter what type of mood you're in, there's a…read moredessert waiting for you. Today's purchase was their cookies. I tried the snickerdoodle, apple pie, funfetti, red velvet, and one other unfortunate I forgot the name. The cookies are decent size, and I found them to be good alone, but even better warmed up and served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Again this bakeshop has something for everyone, so if you're not in the mood for cookies. They offer cinnamon buns, cakes, cheesecakes, brownies and so much more..

I was wondering around Queen St. W when I came across this cookie shop. The plump ooey gooey…read morelooking cookies caught my eye and I walked in. It's a cute shop, decorated mostly pink. It was really quiet for Saturday midday (apparently they're usually busy?) and I was the only person in the store. The person working there greeted me with a smile and was helpful at recommending cookies. Since I hadn't tried them out before, I ended up just getting one -- king pistachio (dark chocolate salted caramel and roasted pistachios). The price was quite steep (over $6 for a single cookie?!) but it was sizeable. A little annoying that prices were not on display. When I got home and bit in, I immediately regretted not buying more cookies. Chocolate pairs perfectly with the nutty pistachio and rich caramel. Such a satisfying bite for my sweet tooth. Bad for my wallet and waistline, but oh, how I think of the cookie even today. Next time!

Came here to a relatively new dessert place. Variety of options is insane. A feast for the eyes…read more Unfortunately the items we chose were just mediocre. I tried the birthday slice to see if I wanted to order a large for my son's bday. It tasted like boxed cake. Kinda disappointing. Same with the very average oatmeal cookie and cake pops. They open very late (like 2am) so kinda a hang out spot but the area is pretty quiet. Given the amount of options I'm willing to try again. Hopefully twice is a charm!

I have a huge sweet tooth and I'm honestly surprised how I got to know about this place after so…read morelong! Better late than never lol this place is amazing and has a crazy variety of baked goods starting from pastries, croissants, cookies, birthday cakes, customized cakes, to ice creams and sundaes, salads and even savoury items. There are a few tables to sit and enjoy your treat as well. Oh and did I mention they also have coffee and beverages? Insane how much variety they have in the store. We tried their mousse (I forgot what the name was) and it was layered with cream, chocolate cake, brownie bites and chocolate sauce and tasted so good! Their cafe mocha is also quite delicious and I was surprised that it was only $5.5 - much cheaper than what you get downtown. The ice cream sundae was my boyfriend's favourite. It was loaded with brownies, vanilla ice cream and even a cone stuffed in. This was such a great find in Scarborough and I highly recommend people to try it!

Was visiting Toronto & drove pass this place while retuning to hotel a few blocks away & decided to…read morewalk back in the morning & check it out. I bought a 1/2 dozen chicken, 2 beef and a few coco breads. Patties were relatively small compared to what a Jamaican patty should be and light on filling. Crust is definitely 10/10 but the filling is a 6/10. Chicken patty filling was surprisingly fairly spicy but flavor was low salt & bland, coco bread was fresh but just ok. My wife said the beef flavor was also bland & like a thick gravy. The crust was flakey & could have help Jesus feed the multitude, a good thing. I am confident they can do way better in terms of flavor, filling portion & texture. Service was above average and they had a few Jamaican sweets & snacks & I would still recommend but my family told me there are better places around.

On a whim we stopped by. There's a large display case right after entering of branded merchandise…read more(t-shirts, pins, etc) and then 2 other large display cases of goodies (cookies, macarons, cakes, buns, etc), a smaller case with patties and shelving with more buns/bread. They're a nut free bakery. I was intrigued how they made macarons without almond flour and asked what they used instead but unfortunately the employee didn't know. We got a HK milk tea, one of their jumbo cookies and a pack of macarons.The jumbo cookie was too sweet for us. As you can see from the photo, there's a lot of chocolate chips! Some of the macaron flavours kind of tasted the same but the matcha was prominently matcha.