It's my favourite pastry shop and macaron shop in GTA; probably the best macarons I've tasted outside of Paris.
This is the second and the newer location; parking situation is manageable, either in front of the store on Avenue or on one the side…More »
Gorgeous cakes and some of the best macarons I've tasted in GTA.
Similar to La Bamboche, this place rocks the Ginza-meets-St. Germain fusion style sweets, with a few Japanese ingredients thrown in for added twist (and a whole lot of yumminess). For…More »
Category:
Chocolatiers and Shops
Neighbourhood: Yorkville
A fabulous place to sip chocolate and get high on sugar, in a good way.
They have the best macarons I've tasted out side of Paris or Parisian transplant stores like Pierre Hermé or Ladurée in London/Tokyo/etc..
Until I'd eaten many macarons I'd never…More »
Who'd know you'd find a chicly decorated patisserie with goodies fully capable of enticing you into a sugar coma in a strip mall in Markham?
Noisette has one of the nicest macarons I've tried in GTA.
The shells are made just right - delicately crispy…More »
I'd definitely go back if I am in the area. Probably wouldn't drive across town to go there.
A beautiful store, crisp minimalism decor, uncluttered and elegant. Outdoor seating area or the long table facing the window provides a great view of the…More »
Category:
Specialty Food
Neighbourhood: Summer Hill
Because I eat so much sugar in general and a lot of macarons, a friend brought a few from this store for us to try.
- SIZE: smaller and thicker (meringue shells) than the other ones we've had, it's neither good nor bad, just different
- SHELLS: of…More »
5-star cakes!
5-star service and staff.
Macarons 2-star (I don't want to lie)
We recently ordered a Louis XIV cake for my mother's birthday. Even though she doesn't have a sweet tooth, and a few others in the birthday party claimed they were "on…More »
5-star croissant (best pain au chocolat in GTA!)
2-star macarons (maybe it was their "off" day or days when I tried, the shells were a bit too gluey and dense in the middle, fillings are nicely flavoured but could be less sweet and more ganache…More »
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