Shereen's Guyanese Bakery & Roti

Excellent Guyanese grocery and snack shop with plenty of great options. Goat roti here is delicious and the hot sauce has much flavour! Definitely a great place to satisfy your roti cravings!

A random visit turned out to be a great experience. The bakery is nice and well presented. The manager was really friendly and happily walked us through what they offer. We decided to try a variety of baked items including chicken patties (excellent), beef patties (really good), cheese rolls (good), salara (really good), and pine tart (fantastic). They also gave us a coconut bun to try, which was very good as well. We'll definitely be back, not only to buy some of these tasty items again, but we also plan to try the meals. Would highly recommend!

Very clean restaurant/store with excellent customer service. Ordered some patties and the casava pone. The patties were very flaky, but honestly, the chicken patty was below average. Beef patty was just average, and the cheese patty was ok as well. The casava pone was good and different, which my wife and I enjoyed. Will go back to try other items off the hot table. Customer service was commendable, and they made you feel very welcome. They also have various spices and snacks.

Today I visited this local family-owned Guyanese bakery for the first time, and I couldn't be more impressed! I heard about this place and decided to surprise my dad for Father’s Day with all the nostalgic food he grew up with, and it turned out to be the best decision ever. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with such warmth and hospitality by Shereen and her daughter. They are truly beautiful souls and treated us like family. The food was absolutely amazing—delicious and authentic, bringing back so many fond memories for my dad. Even though Father’s Day is still a bit away, I couldn't wait to get this delicious food to him today. His smile was priceless, and it made the celebration even more special. Highly recommend this bakery for anyone looking for genuine Guyanese flavors and wonderful service! Thank you Shereen for the extra special gift on the house for my dad! God Bless you and family it truly was the best part of my day!

The roti is top notch! I tried the chicken curry and goat curry boneless version. They were full of flavour and had the right tenderness in meat. Definitely recommend Shereen's if you wanna try Guyanese cuisine or food that makes you're belly full! 😁👍🏾🍛

Tried the salara and it was delicious! Warmed it up and it tasted even better. Very friendly customer service. Would recommend!

Just bought the Dhul puri and fish cake. My first time trying this dish and it didnt disappoint. Would highly recommend it for those that haven't tried.

Definitely a great atmosphere and options in the grocery section of the store. The hot food choices are amazing and the pastries are good. Didn't like the pepperpot when I tried it last year but maybe that's a sign that I make it myself lol. Highly recommend this place to any and everyone looking to try some Guyanese food and items! The beautiful thing about 🇬🇾 is you are essentially trying cuisine from Africa, Portugal, Amerindian tribes, Chinese, Indian and European all in one infusion.

Fresh, great portions! The plait bread and tennis roll were great. Plus, the family that runs it is really friendly and the space is bright and welcoming.Well worth the trip to taste authentic Guyanese food.

Review from a Guyanese perspective: This place has been in the community for 15 years approximately. Lots of traditional home-baked goods, fresh food and groceries. This was my first visit. I ordered cheese rolls, pine tarts, cassava pone, and salara. The cheese rolls were freshly made. The Taste is comparable to Guyanese "cheese straws". They were large (bigger than Norman Sue), flakey and buttery, well-baked and really cheesy. Very home-made vibes. I may not need to bake em at home again . $1.50 each. They're rich. You may decide to eat half at a time. The pine tarts were $1.50 each and also very tasty. We had a slice of salara for $3 and it was "excellent", so said my mom. I agree, it was good. Cassavapone was also very nice. $3.00 for a pretty big size piece. It was more on the coconut side, dense and chewy as expected. They had a lil bag of mithai for $2.00, which I gotta try next time. I can honestly recommend all of these without hesitation. The prices are reasonable. It's easy to be critical as a Guyanese of whether this food meets the standards of what you're used to growing up, but Shereen's doesn't fall short. They said they only have certain things (polourri, potato ball etc.) in on Thurs to Sunday, which kinda sucked but it's okay. You just gotta choose which days you visit. Call to find out if they have what you want before you go in. Shereen's also sells cooked food and other baked goods like chow mein, pepperpot (out of Dec season upon request), various curries, guyanese bread, coconut buns and more! (See pics) They also have shelves of groceries and toiletries like casareep, Guyanese coffee, curry powder, mauby syrup, soap, shea butter etc. (See pics for more). Bless up

Very friendly and nice selections of products. Will definitely go back. Was easy to find and accommodated order with last minute changes

Let me tell you about this place... the staff there are super friendly and helpful! I rate them 5/5 for their customer service and 5/5 for their food. The food did not disappoint. The most freshest I have had from a Guyanese food spot in Toronto! Everything is made fresh and if you call early or ahead you can reserve specific meal/snack items before it sells out. Amazing, that's all I have to say!