French Made Toronto

French Made is worth a stop — the croissants are buttery, flaky, and clearly made with care. It’s a bit on the pricey side for what you get, but the quality shows. I’d recommend trying one of their breakfast sandwiches; they’re a solid pick.

This is a nice little bakery and coffee shop at ground floor of the Bisha Hotel on Blue Jays Way. There is outdoor seating, opening hours are 7am to 6pm daily. Passed by recently for a Pistachio Lemon mini cake and espresso macchiato, both of which were very good. Pistachio and Lemon, moist with delicious flavour. Macchiato, solid espresso with enough milk to cut the edge and foam to add texture. Service friendly and timely, prices just fine. Would gladly return to French Made based on this experience.

I don't usually leave reviews but I wanted to because.. Just picked up breakfast burritos, croissant ,sandwiches, coffee and latte. They all tasted so good that my kids wanted to get more! Also there was a dog treat jar for customer with dogs. Highly recommended

Simply wonderful. The pastries were fresh and warm. I tried the croissant, pain au chocolat, financier and almond strawberry pastry. I loved them all. The coffee is really good. Stop by as it is a wonderful way to start the day.

Perhaps I’m not the best person to judge, but I was initially drawn in by the exterior. That said, the beverage was definitely on the pricier side. The space itself is quite small and dim, which isn’t really the kind of vibe I enjoy. My friend had a latte and said it was just okay.

I always love visiting French Made for coffee when I'm downtown. They have really delicious seasonal drinks and make a fabulous iced vanilla latte. I will say that their food items aren't my personal favourite, but this spot is perfect for a quick coffee!

This Cafe is located inside the hotel bisha. There's an amazing variety of pastries that are fresh made everyday, as well as coffee from de mello. The barista was very friendly and greeted us warmly. We got a latte and iced Americano, as well as their butter croissants. The croissants were laminated perfectly and the inside was airy and well distributed. Unfortunately there isn't a lot of seating inside, but you can either go out to the patio or sit inside the hotel lobby which is attached to the cafe.

I always visit here if I desire to have desserts. I love their pastries especially the chocolate croissant. The croissant dough is buttery and a little bit salty so it was a excellent balance such as eating salted semi-sweet chocolate bars. Scones is decadent. Choclolate cookie, and macarons are nice! I personally recomend their quiche if you look for savory! It's a big and very tasty! It's a excellent size for lunch. I love the cheese cake, but Gluten free macaron ( It looks a cookie ) was not for me. Unfortunately their drinks aren't always perfect so that makes me it's pricey even though usual cost. There are a little eat-in spaces inside.