One of the stars of the French business in Toronto. Very tidy shop with fresh pastries, good coffee and an excellant selection of French consumables. Friendly staff who always greet their guests as they enter.
Val B
I've never had French pastry and was glad that we walked by and decided to give it a try. 👌 Light and fluffy, absolutely delicious. Definitely a must have. I should have purchased 2. I can't wait to drop off more orders nearby. And real French accents too, amazing. I truly felt as if I was in a bakery shop in France 🇫🇷. The two mademoiselle were pleasantly delightful. Merci beaucoup 😊
Bredgy L.
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Chocolate Almond Croissant - This shop transports me to what I'd imagine the foodie part of France to be like - a irresistible selections of baked goods like this chocolate almond croissant, along with a grand selection of European goods and sweets that I'll probably impulsively purchase.
Kellie
Not for the price. Two croissants, two chocolate Ferraro balls cost over $20 and they definitely weren't worth it. Chocolate tasted cheap and croissants weren't very buttery and were chewy. The best ones are in Ricarda on Peter st. Had a nice selection of things but really really expensive.
Jasmine Gadelmola
Amazing pastries and a vast variety of french cheeses and other french products
Andrew Lee
The tarts, chocolate and butter biscuits were AMAZING!!!
The almond chocolate pear tart, almond pistachio apricot tart, and the plum tart (pure butter quetsche tart) were all delicious and heavenly. The pear in the almond chocolate pear tart was so good. The almond pistachio apricot tart was just a great combo of sweetness and buttery goodness wrapped in a tart. The plum tart was a delight on our taste buds with the plum being not too sweet or sour. Overall, the tarts were rich in buttery goodness making the tarts pop out in flavour and texture.
The salted butter caramel palets bretons (butter biscuits) had a great balance of chewiness, being moist, caramel sweetness, and awesome texture. The butter biscuits were just awesome. Would definitely recommend.
We tried their chocolates which were good. The lemon yuzu ganache had that awesome combo of lemon yuzu flavour followed by the sweet chocolate taste. Both the sesame praline and candied chestnut ganache were awesome in flavour and were just chocolaty good.
Olga Oreshina
Sweet extravaganza! It's worth a visit!
Gabe D
Great place. Staff are nice
Mariella
Delicious pastries, and the best Croissants you can get on the Danforth. They often carry adorable little treats around Christmas, easter, and other holidays. Expensive, but well worth the price.
Mariella Santagata
Delicious pastries, and the best Croissants you can get on the Danforth. They often carry adorable little treats around Christmas, easter, and other holidays. Expensive, but well worth the price.
Cozy spot for on the go beverages and fancy bites!
Amy T
Mediocre pastries and poor service, management aggressively prefers that everyone use cash. Plenty of expired items being sold at a minimal discount; lots of canned, jarred, and otherwise preserved goods. Two stars earned for interesting niche products
Kathryn Chambers
I love this place for fine French pastries and chocolates, they have really nice coffee as well to sit and eat in the back if you wish. It’s a bit pricy imo but everything is imported from France and handmade, its authentic so feels like a real treat. The staff is friendly, welcoming and I love that they speak French to me! A must try if your visiting the Danforth or want something yummy, very nice gift ideas as well.
Killa Kam
Order through Uber… however the PRODUCT!!!First, it came in the cutest little box wrapped with a bow. It looked like a present.PARIS BREST, ALMOND CROISSANTS & APPLE PIE TART were absolutely delightful.Totally not what I was expecting, these pastries definitely surpassed my expectations.It’s not even sweet it’s deliciously sultry.100% RECOMMEND!!!
Benjamin Davis
Fantastic store, a little taste of France on the Danforth. Great place to pick up pantry staples and things to accent your cooking with.
One of the stars of the French business in Toronto. Very tidy shop with fresh pastries, good coffee and an excellant selection of French consumables. Friendly staff who always greet their guests as they enter.
I've never had French pastry and was glad that we walked by and decided to give it a try. 👌 Light and fluffy, absolutely delicious. Definitely a must have. I should have purchased 2. I can't wait to drop off more orders nearby. And real French accents too, amazing. I truly felt as if I was in a bakery shop in France 🇫🇷.
The two mademoiselle were pleasantly delightful. Merci beaucoup 😊
Follow @bredgyeats for more food!
Chocolate Almond Croissant - This shop transports me to what I'd imagine the foodie part of France to be like - a irresistible selections of baked goods like this chocolate almond croissant, along with a grand selection of European goods and sweets that I'll probably impulsively purchase.
Not for the price. Two croissants, two chocolate Ferraro balls cost over $20 and they definitely weren't worth it. Chocolate tasted cheap and croissants weren't very buttery and were chewy. The best ones are in Ricarda on Peter st. Had a nice selection of things but really really expensive.
Amazing pastries and a vast variety of french cheeses and other french products
The tarts, chocolate and butter biscuits were AMAZING!!!
The almond chocolate pear tart, almond pistachio apricot tart, and the plum tart (pure butter quetsche tart) were all delicious and heavenly. The pear in the almond chocolate pear tart was so good. The almond pistachio apricot tart was just a great combo of sweetness and buttery goodness wrapped in a tart. The plum tart was a delight on our taste buds with the plum being not too sweet or sour. Overall, the tarts were rich in buttery goodness making the tarts pop out in flavour and texture.
The salted butter caramel palets bretons (butter biscuits) had a great balance of chewiness, being moist, caramel sweetness, and awesome texture. The butter biscuits were just awesome. Would definitely recommend.
We tried their chocolates which were good. The lemon yuzu ganache had that awesome combo of lemon yuzu flavour followed by the sweet chocolate taste. Both the sesame praline and candied chestnut ganache were awesome in flavour and were just chocolaty good.
Sweet extravaganza! It's worth a visit!
Great place. Staff are nice
Delicious pastries, and the best Croissants you can get on the Danforth. They often carry adorable little treats around Christmas, easter, and other holidays. Expensive, but well worth the price.
Delicious pastries, and the best Croissants you can get on the Danforth. They often carry adorable little treats around Christmas, easter, and other holidays. Expensive, but well worth the price.
Restaurantji Recommends
Cozy spot for on the go beverages and fancy bites!
Mediocre pastries and poor service, management aggressively prefers that everyone use cash. Plenty of expired items being sold at a minimal discount; lots of canned, jarred, and otherwise preserved goods. Two stars earned for interesting niche products
I love this place for fine French pastries and chocolates, they have really nice coffee as well to sit and eat in the back if you wish. It’s a bit pricy imo but everything is imported from France and handmade, its authentic so feels like a real treat. The staff is friendly, welcoming and I love that they speak French to me! A must try if your visiting the Danforth or want something yummy, very nice gift ideas as well.
Order through Uber… however the PRODUCT!!!First, it came in the cutest little box wrapped with a bow. It looked like a present.PARIS BREST, ALMOND CROISSANTS & APPLE PIE TART were absolutely delightful.Totally not what I was expecting, these pastries definitely surpassed my expectations.It’s not even sweet it’s deliciously sultry.100% RECOMMEND!!!
Fantastic store, a little taste of France on the Danforth. Great place to pick up pantry staples and things to accent your cooking with.
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