Bakery On The Go

Today, I walked away deeply disappointed after purchasing beef patties ( 6 for $14.50) from the iconic Bathurst Station. I’m not sure if ownership has changed, or if the recipe itself has been altered, but something is definitely not the same. The crust, which once stood out as thick, flaky, and full of flavour, was instead thin, dry, and lacking that familiar warmth. The filling? So salty it could defrost the coldest, iciest Toronto winter. For years, grabbing a patty here was a cherished part of my trips into Toronto, an experience I looked forward to, rooted in community and nostalgia. Sadly, that joy has now become a memory of the past. I truly urge the owners to rethink how they are preserving this legacy. For many of us Torontonians, this wasn’t just food; it was a tradition, a piece of our city’s heartbeat. Please do better.

I really love this place. I've been coming here since I was a kid. Is it luxury? Absolutely not, but that's why it's amazing. You can get properly fed and a drink on the side for $10. The staff are lovely AND efficient. How many places in Toronto can still say that these days? Toronto should have more accessible bakeries like this. Bonus, Bathurst station always smells great because of the bakery. PS the goat patties are fabulous. Thank you to Bakery on the Go for all your hardwork and service all these years 🙏

The TTC should be ashamed of approving this place a vending license. The samosas are gross. The pastry is tough dough and could crack teeth. The spring roll could be used as a replacement wheel for the broke up buses. The service is cruel. The man throws change back at you. No smile and says ' what do you want'. He puts things in the microwave at 4 mins and it comes out steaming hot and dry!! Gone are the days of the Bathurst great patty. They leave them out uncooked all day. Look at my pics. The lentil samosas are uncooked and I got a clump of dry curry powder in one. It's way too spicy for a place that should accommodate all tastes. I did not see a green PASS on the door. Am not sure how the city's could approve such garbage. I will never go here again. See pics the chicken spring roll is mush in a roll of hard dough. Don't go! Stay away if you want to stay healthy. I never like giving bad reviews but this place deserves bad reviews to make t TTC revoke their license. If not for the bad food but for their disgusting bad behaviour and service.

A friend asked me to stop by Bathurst Station on my way to Kipling to buy 12 pcs of the Beef Patties. They swore it’s very good, so I decided to try it and bought 6 pcs for myself. Wrong decision!!! I should have bought 12 more for myself! It was really really good! And I like the spicy one, not too spicy but a perfect kick. My friend ended up getting only 10 pcs! 🤭😅 I will certainly be back to buy more patties. Can’t believe I didn’t know this hidden gem! The ladies behind the counter were pleasant and friendly too.

This was one of the bakery’s that have awesome chocolate eclair and Spinach cheese patty . I have been going here since I was in school to try different food and all those turned out to be really good. They have limited space hence the trouble to get it is a task. I would say give it a try and make sure if you’re having a crispy coated thing it is made more crispier at home on the pan. Their pricing is pretty reasonable and usually items are tasting fresh on the first half of the day. I wanna taste it’s chocolate bomb and it’s right above Bathurst subway rail hence you don’t have to really get out side the subway or even tap out.

I’ve eaten here twice. Both of the times, I had the worst experience. On the first day, I tried samosa and patties (I don’t remember the exact name) and the other day I tried cinnamon roll. Both of the days the food smells like old, used, burnt oil. And afterwards, I had a heartburn! Both of the times, I couldn’t finish the food. For the first day, I thought it might be a random incident. So, I gave it another shot. But definitely, it has failed the next time too. On the other note, the behaviour of the mid-aged saleslady was rude and arrogant. I ask her the difference between two desert items, about which I was confused. On her reply she said “I don’t know. I haven’t eat them” and she force me to order and pay as quickly as I could. Unprofessional customer service and low-quality food.

This just ain’t the place no more at all. I just ate there and got the runs ;( The service was so stale the lady gave me two napkins which was thoughtful? But damn my hole is on fire! Please go back to the way it was!

I used to come here to get myself from bakery sweets back in the good old days. My aunt used to own a pharmacy near the station so my fat azz would get some food here and go back. It still looks the same after all these years, I'm surprised they didn't change it. Gave it a 5 star because of the nostalgia.

On 2023-03-06, I decided to try something else. I bought a Spinach Feta pastry ($2.50). They can heat it up in a microwave for me. It was quite delicious.

This bakery has THE VERY BEST sugar twist doughnuts, better than any I have ever had at "you know where".

Bought 3 patties here: Spicy beef Mild beef Chicken I think that it was 3 patties for $5.50. They all suck. Not flaky. Thick pastry shell. Filling was not fresh. A box of 12 (Tinnel's) sold at No Frills for $7.99 FROZEN will taste better. Even if I am hungry, I won't eat these patties.

Famous Jamaican Beef Patty is all about the pastry. Fluffy flaky crispy shell like pastry perfect home for beef stuffing Tinnels still better sorry

I stop here when I'm in transit between the subway and the bathurst street car. So far I've had danishes, samosas and the mild beef patties. The smell of the bakery permeates the air of the station. Much better than the bus fume odor of most TTC encampments. Nice friendly service as well. My only complaint is their coffee is kinda blah but I dont think they charged me for mine this morning.

The first time I went in, I was drawn in by the smell of fresh baked something. I got the biggest glazed cinnamon honey bun like thing I've ever seen. I shared a bite with my boyfriend and that was it. A week later we came back together because I insisted and we got a beef samaosa and two chocolate glazed cream filled doughnuts. We should have gotten a dozen because we immediately regretted not having more after eating them. They were soft and pillowy on the inside and crispy around the edges and the cream filling was sweet and slightly tart. I am a very picky person when it comes to baked goods. I LOVE baked goods. I would part seas for more of those doughnuts.

Absolute waste of space. All baked goods here tastes like day olds. Great for grabbing a quick pop if you're thirsty and you're in the subway, otherwise go elsewhere.

I usually come here for a veggie patty but, today they gave me a beef when I asked for veggie. Sure my nose was stuffy and I wasn't speaking clearly but if they didn't have the veggie then they didn't have to give me the beef one! Became nauseous after eating it, and had to throw out 2/3 of it. And I really hate throwing out food!

Yep...the doughnuts are good! Just as I suspected...

I will go to Bathurst station just to go to this bakery, they make the best patties in Toronto hands down! I don't eat beef but I do eat chicken..... and oh man!!!! So good.... Although I have great things to say about this place, there's a few things I must let you know! the coco bead.... don't even try it, it is way too dry, and they are super protective over their wafer thin napkins (so ask for a useless napkin if you require one).

Went there today and I didn't like it. It used to be good back in the day under previous owners which I believe were Jamaican. I have tried it a number of times since the previous owners. Under its current owner, it's not even as half as good. The patty I had there today was served lukewarm which was disgusting. The meat was flavorless and had a strange texture. The crust was heavy and dry. Then I tried their spinach feta pastry and there was no detectable feta if you ask me and hardly any spinach at all. The crust didn't taste whole.

This little surprise in the subway station is one of my favourite places in Toronto. It always smells great, the donuts and pastries are delicious, it's inexpensive and when you are running from one place to another, you can grab a bite without having to pay fare again. Big fan.

This afternoon, I stopped in at Bakery On The Go on my way to work, to grab a plain croissant. After finishing it, I noticed the distinct taste of rancid milk in my mouth. I called the bakery to voice my concern that the ingredients used for that batch weren't fresh and was completely brushed off by whoever answered the phone. I certainly won't be stopping in there again, and I wouldn't recommend this establishment to anyone else.

LOVE the veggie patties. And the banana bread... mmm. I don't live at bathurst but make my way there just for that place.