Dough Bakeshop

173 Danforth Ave, Toronto
(416) 465-2253

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Mr Kane

Favourite bakery in the city. Baked goods are delicious and generous. The staff is lovely and it’s always a pleasure seeing the owner. Love this place.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Pastries, Breakfast Sandwiches, Sandwiches, Croissants, Pastry

Mary MacPhee

This is the best baking ever. Hello Dollies, lemon squares. They use the best ingredients. Home made baking ❤️❤️❤️

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Dominic M

Selling gluten-free products that aren't actually gluten-free. If I'd just trusted the signage I would have fed this cake to someone with celiac.
I asked for the mini gluten-free cakes and noticed that there was only one set of tongs. I asked if they use the same tongs for everything, including things made with flour, and was told yes, they do. I pointed out that the sign says gluten-free, and was told that it's gluten-friendly, not gluten-free. They use the same tongs and there is no separate prep space for gluten-free to avoid flour.

Dietary restrictions: NOT gluten-free, no effort to avoid cross contamination on allegedly gluten-free food

Claudia Sciama

I would like to thank the attendant Ezequiel for his help .

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Emily P

Everything is deliciously made with love. The only problem is deciding what to get each visit :)

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Connor Flannery

Love this place. Baked stuff is amazing but they have an insanely delicious breakfast sandwich.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Rachel Jacobson (Rachel)

Best challah in the city (be sure to order in advance). Also all the sweets (butter tarts!) and sandwiches are great. The hard part is not wanting one of everything!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Nabila Swietlik Islam

This review is about the illegal practice of not displaying accurate prices on their menu board (drip pricing). I was here on Sunday and I ordered an Iced London Fog with Oat Milk. It's important to note that the menu says they can make their drinks iced and then lists the 10 or so drinks they offer, most of which cost $5.25. In addition, alternative milk is $0.75. Going off what the board says, my drink would be $6 plus tax and any tip I offer.
The male server I ordered with, charged me the correct amount, however their POSM was acting up. The next server re-entered the order on the POSM, same amount, and again the machine did not work. Then the lady who seemed to be in-charge, rebooted the POSM, re-entered the amount, skipped over the tip and asked me to tap again. I did, however, I realized the amount I paid was $7.57, which was $0.20 more than what I was supposed to pay with a tip in the previous attempts.
When I asked for the cost break down, the first two staff could not explain to me exactly why the cost was now different. Then the in-charge lady came back and said it was because I ordered an iced drink. And because "iced drinks are only offered seasonally," she has no space to notify customers that there is an additional cost for an iced drink.
First, this is an interesting concept -- charge your customers for ice. Second, this is actually illegal. You cannot charge customers for something that is not explicit to them before hand. It's called drip pricing.
The in charge lady asked me twice if I'd like a dollar back -- but made it seem like it was my fault for wanting to have paid the price that I expected to pay. It's not about it being $0.79 more -- it's about not knowing that I'm paying that amount (let alone paying for ice).

All this to say, beware of the service here. I'm not sure what motivated this absurd act -- I truly do not believe there is a different cost to iced drinks because if there were an $0.76 increase for a drink to be made iced, there was definitely enough space to write that on the board (in the same space where it says they can make iced drinks). It did not seem racially motivated, but it's either that, or they are practicing drip pricing, in which case, be EXTRA VIGILANT. The only other explanation is that they made a genuine mistake, which they then tried to cover up with a nonsensical reason, rather than owning up to it. At no point was I acting impatient or upset, so there was no reason not to own up to a mistake.

Service: 1

Aidan Tomkinson

Delicious goodies and friendly service! Chocolate cupcakes always soothe my chocolate cravings:).

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Pastries, Breakfast Sandwiches

The Alchemie Lab

Freshly made food everyday. They also have delicious homemade food - chicken stew, tuna casserole and vegan curry are so good. I also highly recommend their egg salad or tuna salad sandwich.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Sandwiches

Juliann Garisto

The breakfast sandwich is consistently 10/10. All fresh ingredients. Lovely people.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Timofée Lëy

Today was my first time at this bakery/cafe shop. I was very disturbed by what I received as cappuccino ( watered down instant coffee ). As for the chocolate croissant, it’s a hybrid of metro Italian bread filled with chocolate. It took me 2-3 bites to hit chocolate. As nyc I was hoping for some good place to snack whenever I’m in the hood which reminds me of Williamsburg / Bedford.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 1

Service: 2

Recommended dishes: Pastries, Croissants

Beverley Percival

Absolutely delicious sweets - brownies, pecan tarts, Hello Dolly squares - they're all great!

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Flourless Chocolate

Nancy Palk

The best bakery in town! Sunflower Spelt bread is to die for!

Lydia Gitanjali Thiagarajah

I love love love their hello dollies and pecan squares.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 4

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