Top Patisseries in Toronto, Canada

London fog tea and chocolate mousse were good. Service was mediocre. I was served quickly, but staff wasn't the most friendly or welcoming. I felt like I was bothering the two staff chatting behind the counter when I brought my dishes in from outside. First time here, and so I wasn't sure where to leave them. Lots of dirty dishes pilong up there... Maybe an off day? But I will probably go to one of the other coffee / bakery places on Bayview next time.

I bought a feta and spinach croissant for 5 dollars and didn't get a chance to try it until I made the street car...two thumbs down!!
It was dry, bland and very obviously old from yesterday...never again! This store is a joke! I should have just gotten a burger next door instead-don't bother going here cobs is over priced and bad quality!

I got a small mac & cheese with bacon, a chocolate croissant, lemon bar, one butter tart, and a carrot cake muffin, out of all of it.. maybe the carrot cake muffin was the best. Macaroni and cheese ended up in the garbage, chocolate croissant ended up in the garbage, and the lemon bar I gave away. Nothing really had a whole Lot of flavour, texture wasn’t that great either. Macaroni and cheese was completely dry, again no flavour, a lot of breadcrumbs. Chocolate croissant very little chocolate, again not flaky and flavourless. I don’t know how these guys are staying in business but I was totally disappointed. Personally will not visit again.!

Great service every single visit, courteous and engaging staff always ready to help, making helpful suggestions and offering a taste of new products.

I also witnessed them loading the day’s leftovers into a car to deliver to food banks, so I’m thrilled to give them my business.

As a resident of midtown for years, I felt sorry that I have never been exploring this beautiful patisserie till yesterday I order a TooGoodToGo package from here. I received a wonderful mango mousse cake and two tuna salad sandwiches, the mousse cake is more beyond my expectations: it can beat those you have in $$$$ French restaurants. I like it!

heavenly scents waft you in... friendly greets from devoted staff... many thanks! the sourdough sunflower/flax seed loaves are a joy - 'heroically' healthy eating ~:0)

The bread I bought wasn't fully cooked. It had raw dough in parts. The peach scone tasted nothing like peach but wasn't bad either. The staff were really nice but not sure I'd visit again. Shame cause they had a decent selection.

Not worth the money. The butter croissant and almond croissant were dry, not flakey, and lacked flavour. Raisin pastry and Raspberry croissant was a tad better, but not by much.

Take your business to Jules Cafe on Mount Pleasant.. they know what they are doing.

I should have read the reviews before making a trip down. Rahier is not what it use to be.

Used to be my favorite patisserie cafe. Used to love everything simple items and they had the best lemon bison. But the last few times experiences have disappointed me as I couldn’t taste the lemon flavor and the crust was too thick and not buttery enough!

I wish Rahier could have it’s standard back so I can enjoy my favorite lemon bison in town again!

Just visited and got whole grain bread(regular slice), and it was really fresh, soft, and fluffy. Very friendly staff the lady next to cashier helped me decided which one to get because I was looking for high fiber bread and it was good choice. Scone and other baked goods are good , especially the blueberry one. A must try this if you really like bread and other baked goods freshly made. Decent size and prices of items

Bread is good and always fresh so don't mind that it's a bit pricey- except for the croissants. 4.50 I think for a croissant? Employees are always friendly but I don't like how after I've ordered they ask if I want to buy a scone or hot cross buns etc. if I wanted to I would have ordered them!! They are all on display to see. That's my only complaint. Cinnamon bread is very good!!
** just visited cobs. Bread good as always but again as I'm about to pay I'm asked if I want any treats like a scone etc. I say no thanks. Tells me my total then as I'm about to pay the employee says have you tried our foccia bread as if making one last ditch effort to upsell. It's annoying. It's extra annoying that he became less friendly after I said no. I haven't seen this employee there before. Could have been a manager. Definitely not as friendly as the usual employees I see there.
Yes I will return but I know what I want to order and won't change my mind.

Quaint little place, has outside seating in summer and very good people. The crepe cakes however is an acquired taste I think was too sweet for me though. The cheesecake was too runny for my liking, not sure if it's supposed to be like that.

Extremely rude customer service by one of your counter workers. When it was my turn to be served, your employee gave me a dirty look and her whole demeanor changed. She projected an attitude that is not suitable for customer service. I made the choice to take my business else where. Moving forward the company may want to consider educating your counter staff on how they can manage their biases so, it does not negatively affect their ability to do their job and the company as a whole.

Had the salted caramel chocolate and there was zero salted caramel about it. It was a basic chocolate cream. The matcha we threw out it was very bad.

Not sure what makes this so special. 12$ a slice I was a bit surprised. Place is NOT worth it, sorry.

You can finish it in 2 bites.. it's crepe with cream .

2 pieces were 27$!!!

This place is a very nice bakery with plenty of options. We tried so far only a few breads and a cake. The plum tart we got was very good and lasted without any issue in the fridge for a few days. It was great overall.

I work right next to this place and never even knew it was there! I dropped in for a few cups of tea (black tea they have is pretty good! Especially if you’re an English breakfast tea fan).

I saw the cake slices and ended up getting some for a Friday treat and wow!

Tiramisu was to die for! It was so creamy and light and just amazing!

Update- just had the burnt cheesecake and oh my! That is one of the best! Love this place!

I recently had the pleasure of experiencing some of the tastiest desserts that I’ve ever had at Millie Desserts, a hidden gem of a bake shop tucked away around a block from the TIFF lightbox.

This minimalist bakeshop has mastered the art of simplicity, offering an interesting blend of Japanese and French inspired flavours of Mille Feuille Crepe Cakes. I ordered 3 slices: Original (Vanilla), Matcha, and Earl Grey.

Each slice was carefully crafted, and feeling the alternating layers of bouncy crepe and fluffy cream in each bite made the texture just as addicting as the flavours.

My favourite was the Earl Grey – the tea flavour was potent, and balanced perfectly with the milkiness of the cream. It was a London Fog in cake form.

If you’re looking for an authentic and modern Japanese dessert experience, you need to drop by Millie Desserts – I know will again soon.

My partner loves Crepe cake and we typically can only find it at a restaurant nearby our apartment.

Today we were downtown for a special event and Peter was nervous. I took him here and their amazing cakes (which are his favourite) cheered him up.

Thanks for having such amazing fresh cakes and amazing basque cheesecake

A-MA-ZINGGGGGGG!
The desserts here are so good. My friend tried the Tiramisu and said it's one of the best desserts he's ever tasted. My matcha slice was beautiful too, just the right amount and those lovely layers! 🥰
Will be back to try the other offerings Millie has to offer!

I found this place thanks to Too Good To Go and I'm so glad I did!

The store is amazing and seems like it's one of the most popular stores in the area. I picked up 5 croissants (Too Good To Go) and a box of marzipan sweets (just very tempted to try)! Will be back for more. :)

Pleasant experience. We got the matcha and tiramisu flavours. It was my first time having crêpe cakes, and I’m happy that it was here. Doesn’t only taste lovely but the cakes are pretty too. I would have loved if there was a larger seating area to enjoy these tasty treats. So we got them as takeout and had them at home. The service could have been a bit more friendly.

I’ve been here so many times and became a regular here🥰 Can’t find any place that has a good and high quality crepe cake like this in Toronto! They always coming up with new flavors for the flavors of the month. My fav is Matcha and Chocolate salted caramel which are really rich and creamy😋 Plus the girl here were so nice and friendly💕 love love love!

Not a big shop but has such fabulous pastries. There is a small patio at front for you to sit and enjoy. The small individual cakes are more costly but good for special occasions. They display so well on the table.

I had Rahier on my list to visit for some time and had the opportunity recently.

I have mixed feelings on the visit. The items were good. The madeleine and cappuccino that I had were tasty but not the premium quality I expected given the reviews on G Maps.

The pastry items (as agreed on by my friend) were good. However, the drinks are massively overrated. I would recommend passing on the cappuccino as it tastes flat and less quality than say a Sbucks cappuccino, which are standard comparison points. For a coconut filled pastry and my small cappuccino (small cup half full) I paid 7.56, for comparison. It's competitive for the area but the taste is only okay.

I would recommend a visit if in the area but it is not a top selection for either french pastries or coffee drinks.