Paris Bakery

Nice little spot for coffee and sandwich. I really enjoyed the toasted ham and cheese (just note they charge extra for lettuce and tomatoes) and iced americano. The pastries I got were just okay. There was an apple turnover pastry that was nice. I didn't like the walnut one in the photo.

Paris Bakery in Toronto: A Charming Morning Spot I love starting my day with a cup of coffee, and I found the perfect corner bakery in Toronto—Paris Bakery. The place is cozy and charming, offering a great variety of coffee and freshly made pastries. What caught my eye were the large breads and adorable Easter cakes. Everything looked so fresh, as if it was made right on the spot. It’s the kind of place I’d love to visit every morning for a relaxing start to the day!

This place came recommended. The baked goods are beautiful, taste good and nice place is cute. However, not the best French pastry in Toronto.

Grew up in the area so my family used to love this bakery! Loved getting a simple salami and havarti sandwich, which used to be like 4.00, great portions too! Was visiting and thought to stop in, for a sandwich and they’re charging $8 for this??! 4 thin slices of meat and a piece of cheese, that’s insane and soooo sad!

Service was great he was chatty and took time to explain different pastries and breads. I have to say the cheese cakes different types were devious the lemon tart and the pecan maple Danish perfect very nice you could taste the maple nicely . We will make the trip again after construction. Look so forward to meeting again thank you for the delicious treats.

Very disappointed with he price of a double espresso. The owner should check with other coffee shops and do the pricing. It’s NOT even a high end posh area cafe. It’s on Lansdowne and Wallace intersection. It’s a ripoff.

The customer service is very bad. The few times I have come here, the coffee is always overcooked and the coffee is delivered cold. Today I came to buy a codfish patty, it was overcooked and tasteless. I asked the waitress to change it and she told me in a disinterested manner that since I had already bitten into it she couldn't make the change. I replied that obviously I tried it to see the flavor and obviously it was overcooked. She didn't care and simply left. I do not recommend this place for anything.

The name threw me off but the products inside were good. I thought it was a French style Bakery so I was looking for croissants or eclair's but the cashier informed me that they're famous for their Portuguese nates (tarts) they were very very good I got the original and the Nutella very crunchy not too sweet. The eclair wasn't too heavy just perfect the cream could have been a little sweeter nice little cafe Bakery check them out