To Live For Bakery & Cafe

The oreo cupcake was good. The breakfast sandwich was tasteless, was probably the vegan egg that ruined it. Also got a coffee from here which was alright. Service was pretty slowing considering there was no line. We picked up a wedding cake from here, the packaging was good and it felt secure. They were able to accommodate a pretty last minute request which was nice. Small shop overall but there was sufficent seating. Street parking available with a loading zone right in the front.

This vegan bakery was unlike anything I've experienced. They had the largest selection of baked goods and everything was phenomenal. I got a carrot cake, pistachio Croissant, a caprese foccacia, and a cheddar chive scone. I loved everything. It was packed and clearly super popular. Went around 10am on a Sunday and there was still a wide selection left.

A bright and spacious cafe with plenty of natural light, making it a pleasant spot to relax or work. The croissant and coffee were both decent — nothing exceptional, but still enjoyable. Service was friendly, and the atmosphere felt modern and inviting. Worth visiting if you’re nearby, but not necessarily a destination spot.

When we traveled the Rocky Mountains a few weeks ago, our Airbnb was near this bakery. We actually went there twice, because we loved it. We tried many different things - Plain Croissant, Raspberry Croissant, Breakfast Croissant, Cinnamon Roll - everything was amazing. The Croissants are so flaky and delicous. The Coffee and Matcha were also good. It is small inside, but we found space to sit. There's also seating outside. We loved the Glass Window through which you can see the Bakery. The Staff was nice and did a good job. I highly recommend this place!

This place is... VEGAN?! I would have never guessed. Seriously, their pastries are so fluffy that I still can't believe they didn't use egg and butter. There is some very talented baking happening at this spot. With all the cakes they had in their display, I'd really like to try one, one day. Friendly staff, quiet patio out front in a quiet neighbourhood.. What else could you ask for? Will definitely come back!!

I’m so happy I found this place! 💛 Everything I tried was absolutely delicious—I loved it all! It’s such a joy to find a fully vegan bakery that doesn’t compromise on flavor, texture, or creativity. Honestly, I don’t understand how some places still say it’s not possible to make good vegan pastries… this bakery proves that it 100% is! From presentation to taste, everything was perfect. I’ll definitely be back (probably too often 😄)! Highly recommend to anyone—vegan or not!

I didn't know the place was vegan, so I thought the Croissant breakfast sandwich actually had eggs and cheese when I bought it. I could taste the difference in the chocolate croissant, the latte, and the rest, which was ok. The chocolate hazelnut cake was very good. It's small inside, but there are some seats outside, if the weather allows for it.

My friend brought me to this café today. Although it’s a bit out of the way, I was especially excited because several of my favorite cafés source their pastries from here. Outside the shop, there’s a long row of large white chairs that look incredibly comfortable. The atmosphere is very relaxed—lots of people were there with their dogs, and some families had brought their children. It gave off a very laid-back, welcoming vibe. The interior isn’t very large, and all the seats were already taken when we arrived. There was even a line forming at the counter. From the queue, you can see into their open kitchen, and all the pastries looked fresh and appetizing. The prices were quite reasonable too. I got a chocolate croissant and a Double Baked pistachio croissant to go. The outer layers were perfectly crisp, though the pistachio filling was a little too sweet for my taste. Next time, I’d love to try their coffee and some of the other pastries—and hopefully grab a seat on those cozy outdoor chairs.