Leah's

One of my favourite spots in the st clair west neighbour (represent!!) If you’re about that cookie + sweet tooth life you most definitely HAVE to check out Leah’s! Kitchen sink cookies, coffee cakes, Tarts, cheddar straws you name it this cute bakery spot is a gift that keeps on giving! Great customer service the staff are warm and welcoming can’t go wrong at all! The set up is very user friendly and if you had some questions I’m pretty sure they have the answer ready for you on deck! Overall a fan 5 out of 5! Quality baked goods!! Thank me later!!

It was ok. Theres not alot of space in the bakery - it's very much a it in a nook and cranny sort of place. The food here was Lso ok. Nothing to right home about. And for some of the cookies they were definitely charging a lot for the size. The chocolate butter tart was pretty good though and I would definitely get it if I was passing by this place again.

I love this place and come here regularly. The staff seem to always have a smile on their face and I always leave feeling great. Their coffee is simple but fantastic. They also sometimes have a spice spread called Spiciy, crunchy, yummy that is delicious but lately they've bee out so DONT buy any until I do... just kidding. But you're going to have to beat me to it

The staff and Leah are lovely and I go here often enough that they know my usuals, depending on the weather. It's a cute and small place and the biscotti are always good, never rock hard because they make them in house I believe. The peanut butter cookie is excellent as well.

Really good coffee and delicious treats from chocolate truffles, to biscotti and cheesecakes. Also some savory snacks, like samosas and home made chips. Friendly service. Good location. At St. Clair West surrounded by many shops and the Wychwood neighborhood. Highly recommended.

My son loves this place. The treats are great and wholesome. I don't mind it. Its well situated and prices are decent. They have a variety of sweet and savoury food. No facilities but a few stools. A great corner spot on your way to or from Wychwood barns.

I live in the area and have bought a biscotti or two in the past. The biscotti was ok but not memorable. I bought some chocolate butter tarts today and they were not enjoyable at all. The pastry was VERY chewy (almost unpleasant) and the filling was very bland. These are relatively expensive items and so this was a disappointing experience.

I travel a fair bit and was excited to see that there was a fairly well reviewed bakery in the neighbourhood I was staying. I don't know why, but getting fresh pastry just really helps me feel more 'at home' wherever I happen to be. Also, I find that there's nothing like fresh, handmade pastry that just jumpstarts your day. Unfortunately, Leah's wasn't fully successful in getting my day started. I picked up a cheese danish, an orange muffin, and some of Leah's chips. The danish was absolutely amazing. I cannot recommend it enough. I wasn't quite as flakey as I would have liked, but I certainly have no complaints. I would buy another cheese danish from Leah's in a heartbeat. The muffin was remarkably less pleasant. The first bite was terrific - moist, great taste, and just delightful. The second was far less impressive - along with my bite came a large piece of plastic! While the rest of the muffin tasted great, the plastic just took me out of the experience entirely. Were this a supermarket I'd just shrug it off, but Leah's doesn't claim (or pretend) to be be selling supermarket grade goods. Hopefully this is just a bizarre one-off, but I'm not going to keep buying muffins to find out! I picked up the chips based on some online reviews interest. They're nice - you get real, full chips that are minimally salted. That minimal salting *isn't* a bad thing - it means you actually get the flavor of the chip itself. Admittedly, I would have preferred just a hint more salt, but can't really complain with the choice. None of the chips that I managed to get were greasy which is good considering the premium price you'll pay for them. Still, having purchased them once I don't know that I'd actually ever go out of my way to buy them again. I don't know that I'd buy them if they were *in* my way, either. So, if you count things up there was one item that was great, another that could have been but wasn't, and a final one that was OK. If you're in the neighbourhood then you can get really nice little deserts, but just hope that you're not cursed with eating plastic with your tasty treats. Still, if I had the extra minute or two I'd probably pass by Leah's and just go to Pain Perdu's instead.