RPM Bakehouse

Last weekend we stopped at RPM Bakehouse for breakfast. The breakfast sandwich had a good balance. We also tried the French toast, which had a perfect balance between sweetness and saltiness. The croissant was cold and it was a bit greasy, but still much better than in many places. The Flat White and the Espresso were very good. We also purchased a bread which was very good. The prices are a bit high but at least you get quality products

RPM Bakehouse is my new happy place. The case is packed with gorgeous bakes—buttery croissants, flaky kouign-amann, crusty sourdough, and seasonal tarts that taste as good as they look. Coffee’s on point, too. The space is bright and cozy, the kind of spot you want to linger in, and the staff are genuinely friendly. Whether you’re grabbing a loaf for home or settling in with a pastry, RPM delivers so many lovely treats. Highly recommend!

What a hidden gem. Cute little bakery tucked away on the most tranquil and welcoming little street. The peach cake was delectable, I will be back for multiple loaves! The sourdough was great for morning toast and grilled cheese sandwiches! The spot itself is so lovely, but very busy. The line was way out the door, but it didn't take long to make our way through. Lots of space to enjoy your treats or lunch etc inside and on their adorable patio!! We will be back next time we are headed that way for sure.

Very cute and cozy cafe! They have a few baked goods each day and both items we tried were delicious. We arrived around 2pm and some of the lunch items were sold out so be aware of timing before you visit for lunch.

Hidden gem outside of St. Catharines. The pastries and croissants are as authentic as you can get, and they will on occasion have seasonal fruit items. The sablés are almost always there and are always buttery, moist, and crumbly (which is good). The financiers are very good as well. So are the scones. And the croissants. If you can find yourself a twice-baked hazelnut croissant, you are a very very lucky person. It's located in a pretty town but next to a higher-end Inn so it is always very busy. It is the bakery for Restaurant Pearl Morissette, which is a multi-Michelin Star restaurant in the area, so the standards are high and these pastries exceed them.

A very nice bakehouse to check out in the Niagara region. Located in a quaint small neighbourhood, RPM doesn’t only offer bread and pastries, but also sandwiches and dips. When we arrived at 1pm it’s quite busy and some things have already run out. We got the breakfast sandwich, charred eggplant and white bean dip, onion biscuit and a buckwheat financier. They’re all excellent and my absolute favourite is the buckwheat financier! The brown butter caramel in the centre is runny, lightly sweet with an earthy flavour. As I’m not a caramel person I appreciate that the caramel is not overpowering/salty. The onion biscuit has the perfect texture, not oily and not too dry. There are seatings indoor and outdoor. I would definitely come back when I’m in the area.

Hyde Park Review Team. Very cute little town, Jordan, ON, and and equally cute little shop. Cracked a joke with the lady taking our order—she laughed, so clearly my comedy career is taking off. R*PM is pretty pricey, but very yummy (worth it for a treat-yourself moment). Short wait, Atmosphere is ✨Beautiful✨flowers, bushes, a small fire, and the street view? Straight 🔥Fire🔥. Drinks were tasty and refreshingly perfect. Asked for an iced coffee but got a hot latte. I thought, “Weird I thought I said iced?” Then a cup of ice magically appeared like a tiny frozen miracle. After finishing our drinks, we were chatting when suddenly a waitress strolls over with a box of yummy pastries. She smiled and said, “These are leftovers, they’re on the house!” Super kind and also implies these pastries are so fresh, even the leftovers are delicious 🥐 If you’re passing through Jordan, ON, I’d highly recommend R*PM (just make sure you’ve got a little extra cash for the fun). —Sage, Hyde Park Review Team

Very cute cafe and food was good too. We ordered green beans, tomato soup, quiche and garden grilled cheese sandwich.The quiche was the best. Its a small town with some shops across the street.

RPM Bakehouse is a must visit on my way to Niagara/Buffalo. I always leave with some pastries and their signature sourdough. During my recent visit, their featured fruit was plum so I tried their caramel plum sticky bun and plum/hazelnut cake. Their choux is the best we've ever had amongst the group. You can't forget their breakfast sandwich too! I would skip on the yogurt/granola next time though.

Wow! After much anticipation, I finally was able to visit for the first time! I arrived early on Mothers Day Sunday. Probably picked a bad time as they were SUPER busy. But it was such a beautiful sunny morning. And I was close enough with friends, that it worked out for a visit. The property is beautiful, with a wrap around patio for outdoor dining. Stepping inside, however, it is quite tight quarters (as others have mentioned). This doesn't stop many parents coming inside with large strollers though -- but just be mindful of people around you. This place is so popular! There's not enough seating for their crowds. Most tables are very small, only seating 2. There were a lot of people just getting take out. I was eager to try their baked goods! Highlight was definitely the Caramel Apple Sticky Bun. Fresh batches kept being refilled on the counter. They were enticing to look at and heavenly to eat! They are the fluffiest sticky buns I've ever had! Not too sweet either -- perfect for my palette. I also had the Wild Garlic Biscuit (slightly dry but good flavour) and the Blackberry Sable (terrific jam inside - wish there was more!). Don't sleep on the coffee here! The baristas know what they are doing. I had a flat white (it was quite perfect) and tried a sip of my friend's Salted Honey Latte (it had well balanced notes of everything). We really enjoyed our beverages. I'm weary of crowds, but I did enjoy my visit and look forward to my next visit!

Saw this place on instagram and we were in the neighbourhood so decided to check it out. It is on a cute strip that is in a neighbourhood of houses, so unless you knew where you were going, you wouldn't find this place. It also reminds me of a town in a hallmark movie. We came earlier afternoon and it seems a lot of their baked goods were already gone. We did try a few things: - califlower soup - latte - apple pear cider - baked good (can't remember what it was) And we got the following to go: - sour bread baguette - chicken pate - egg nog - can of sparkling tea - can of sparkling peppermint tea The soup was good - although very small for the price. The latte was good, the cider was really good - not too sweet. The baked good was also delicious! The baguette and pate was good as well - the pate had some sort of sweet apple cider/juice gelatin on top. The egg nog was yummy - best egg nog I have ever had and different.

Beautiful building, with display full of tasty treats and freshly made bread. There is limited seating indoors, but outdoor seating is ample. They have a fire pit outside which seems to be an option during colder weather plus blankets for use. I ordered a cappuccino which was very strong but tasty. The croissant was as crunchy, buttery and soft on the inside. I was impressed by the breakfast sandwich, which is generously sized. It had egg and sausage inside which complimented the bun really well. Definitely a spot to check out as they are from the owner sof the acclaimed pearl morrisette! A tip for parents: There are no highchairs and tight for strollers, but a changing table is available in the washroom.

This is the best pastry I have ever had! The service and food are excellent. Highly recommend!

BOTTOM LINE: Tasty pastries and more! As part of the Pearl Morissette wine/food group comes this really fantastic bakery and cafe that's worth checking out if you're in the area. The interior is very on trend with white oak walls and seating, with a splash of rustic decor. They even have an outdoors seating area with a fire pit and engraved blankets, which is pretty sweet. At its most basic, you can stop by for a coffee and pick up some freshly baked pastries. The humble CROISSANT - as a litmus test for any bakery's chops - was done very well here, with a good balance of butteriness and light flakiness. They also have some really nice DANISHES that aren't just Insta-worthy, but really tasty as well. I tried their gluten-free FINANCIER, which really hid that GF aspect well, so colour me impressed! They also offer a sit-down menu (though seating can be tight!) comprised of various sandwiches and small plates, but which I can attest used some really fresh ingredients. Case in point, at the risk of sounding hyperbolic, their side greens were some of the freshest and tastiest I've had (I know, I know, they're *just* greens, but still...). Furthermore, and as part of their larger business, they offer a selection of their wines, making this not just a great cafe, but a great place to sip away your afternoon!

Lovely coffee house atmosphere with outdoor seating. They also offer wine and light snacks. Baked goods are amazing as well. We got to go and dined in. Be aware that dine in portions were smaller, at least in our experience.

The restaurant is great, the environment, coffee and food. They also provide alcohol as well, great one