Great bakery. We tried different things and everything was fresh and tasty. The decoration is nice but it can be a little bit improved to give the french vibe further. But overall everything was perfect.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Almond Croissant
Caitlin Stanton
I’ve tried giving this place a chance twice, but I’ve walked away being really unhappy both times. I find this funny because I actually like their bread I buy in store.The bread they use for the sandwiches in the cafe is so stale and supppppper hard. It cuts up your mouth as you try to eat so you almost have to eat it open face. The lady who served me even suggested they try to toast every sandwich to help soften it up…They also don’t appear to use the freshest ingredients, the salad in the sandwich was wilted and looked slimy.Sorry to say I wouldn’t recommend this place at all.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Kanako Sakurada
Charming French bakery cafe! There are so many things to choose from here and I am glad they have Clafoutis and Paris-Brest. They were both very good. I did not like their flaky pastries like croissant and turn over as they lacked flavour and not flaky enough.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Nicolas Martinez
Crème brûlée was very nice and priced well at $4.50, but disappointed with service. Asked for baguette (which was not crispy) and was given ciabatta at first, thankfully I checked and pointed it out (note there is no such thing as a ciabatta baguette, they are two different types of bread) .Finally, it would be a nice touch if staff offered to warm up peperoni cheese stick (I asked and they did). Overall opportunities for better training.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Sebastien Durand
a real insult to French pastry. the cakes are greasy, disgusting and tasteless. The pastries are to vomit.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 5
Jeanine Manley
Olivier’s has the most scrumptious baked goods. It’s a favourite stop for delicious espresso-based drinks and a light lunch. Easy to order ahead for some tasty treats or a picnic to go.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Almond Croissant, Fruit Tart
Karla Curtis Langager
I have been buying the whole wheat bread for years. It’s hard to find quality bread with no preservatives.
Munro Stuff
Cute cafe in a light industrial area with a beautiful display case of gorgeous sweets and nice assortment of sandwiches. The absolute star for us was the delicious loaf of cranberry-sourdough we purchased to eat at home - will be back just for the bread!!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Leonie Smith
Fast becoming my favourite place to get bread and pastries. Recommend all the croissant varieties. Coffee is good. The Oly thing I didn't like was the apple turnover. The filling is not great. But the staff are on it and generous. Recommend the whole Wheat loaf as well.
Wow the smell of freshly baked bread was an indication of our fabulous experience from the moment we stepped in the door. I highly recommend the Ratatouille croissant. The toppings were flavourful and fresh and they put it in the panini press to heat it up. Our mocha, coffee and chai tea lattes were delicious. The staff were delightful. It's a nice warm, bright space with tons of natural light and large windows. Good value for food and drinks. Lots of parking onsite.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Karen Lee
If you’re looking for a galette des rois, they have it here come January! They even sell it by the slice if you don’t want the whole thing. Only caveat is that they can’t put the toy figurine inside the galette due to food safety concerns. They do give you one on top (if you buy the whole galette) so I guess you can technically hide it in the cake at home?Also got a croissant! Yummy pasties all round! Wouldn’t have found it if we weren’t trying to find a galette des rois and I’m glad we came across this tucked away gem!There’s designated parking out front, and some benches in the outside square to sit on too.
Food: 5
Service: 4
Viktor Guroma
It's Canadian, not a French bakery. A croissant is a bun, like everywhere else, no smell of butter and thin layers of dough, what makes a croissant the French croissant. That's a bun in the form of a crescent. Eclairs are good, but a similar baguette you can buy in Real Canadian.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 5
Peter Cross
Good experience for lunch. A little disorganized but food was good. Enjoyed the chicken panini and raspberry roll. Tomato Soup was yummy too. Coffee was decent. A good spot for lunch anytime!
Tasty fresh croissants and decent
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Almond Croissant
Great bakery. We tried different things and everything was fresh and tasty. The decoration is nice but it can be a little bit improved to give the french vibe further. But overall everything was perfect.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Almond Croissant
I’ve tried giving this place a chance twice, but I’ve walked away being really unhappy both times. I find this funny because I actually like their bread I buy in store.The bread they use for the sandwiches in the cafe is so stale and supppppper hard. It cuts up your mouth as you try to eat so you almost have to eat it open face. The lady who served me even suggested they try to toast every sandwich to help soften it up…They also don’t appear to use the freshest ingredients, the salad in the sandwich was wilted and looked slimy.Sorry to say I wouldn’t recommend this place at all.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Charming French bakery cafe! There are so many things to choose from here and I am glad they have Clafoutis and Paris-Brest. They were both very good. I did not like their flaky pastries like croissant and turn over as they lacked flavour and not flaky enough.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Crème brûlée was very nice and priced well at $4.50, but disappointed with service. Asked for baguette (which was not crispy) and was given ciabatta at first, thankfully I checked and pointed it out (note there is no such thing as a ciabatta baguette, they are two different types of bread) .Finally, it would be a nice touch if staff offered to warm up peperoni cheese stick (I asked and they did). Overall opportunities for better training.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
a real insult to French pastry. the cakes are greasy, disgusting and tasteless. The pastries are to vomit.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 5
Olivier’s has the most scrumptious baked goods. It’s a favourite stop for delicious espresso-based drinks and a light lunch. Easy to order ahead for some tasty treats or a picnic to go.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Almond Croissant, Fruit Tart
I have been buying the whole wheat bread for years. It’s hard to find quality bread with no preservatives.
Cute cafe in a light industrial area with a beautiful display case of gorgeous sweets and nice assortment of sandwiches. The absolute star for us was the delicious loaf of cranberry-sourdough we purchased to eat at home - will be back just for the bread!!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Fast becoming my favourite place to get bread and pastries. Recommend all the croissant varieties. Coffee is good. The Oly thing I didn't like was the apple turnover. The filling is not great. But the staff are on it and generous. Recommend the whole Wheat loaf as well.
Restaurantji Recommends
For an industrial area the on-site bakery is comfortable. Staff friendly. Baked goods are excellent.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Breakfast Sandwich, Croissant, Eclairs
Wow the smell of freshly baked bread was an indication of our fabulous experience from the moment we stepped in the door. I highly recommend the Ratatouille croissant. The toppings were flavourful and fresh and they put it in the panini press to heat it up. Our mocha, coffee and chai tea lattes were delicious. The staff were delightful. It's a nice warm, bright space with tons of natural light and large windows. Good value for food and drinks. Lots of parking onsite.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
If you’re looking for a galette des rois, they have it here come January! They even sell it by the slice if you don’t want the whole thing. Only caveat is that they can’t put the toy figurine inside the galette due to food safety concerns. They do give you one on top (if you buy the whole galette) so I guess you can technically hide it in the cake at home?Also got a croissant! Yummy pasties all round! Wouldn’t have found it if we weren’t trying to find a galette des rois and I’m glad we came across this tucked away gem!There’s designated parking out front, and some benches in the outside square to sit on too.
Food: 5
Service: 4
It's Canadian, not a French bakery. A croissant is a bun, like everywhere else, no smell of butter and thin layers of dough, what makes a croissant the French croissant. That's a bun in the form of a crescent. Eclairs are good, but a similar baguette you can buy in Real Canadian.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 5
Good experience for lunch. A little disorganized but food was good. Enjoyed the chicken panini and raspberry roll. Tomato Soup was yummy too. Coffee was decent. A good spot for lunch anytime!