Where's the best dessert place in toronto
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you mean senses bakery on wellington and blue jay way
anyone tried Dessert Trends on Brunswick and Habord
anyone tried Dessert Trends on Brunswick and Habord
PHNINE said:Demetres is more like ice creams, banana splits, sundaes, and crepes. Senses is like 5 Star gourment desserts. To each his own...all are good...as long as you get some peach pie afterwards if you know what I mean...
senses in the soho met is more of a restaurant...can you just go there for dessert
why not? well it depends on the time...i mean if you walk in when its dinner time then you might feel out of place, but let's say you go in for afternoon tea or something...then you should be fine...BTW check into a room and put it in the right hole for once...LOLwrong hole said:
For freshness & quality, I always preferred Bregmann's on Yonge & StClair (Delisle Court) - good portions to.
If you prefer pastry over chocolate, the Marche franchises are really good and the Yonge/Wellington location goes till 12:30AM. Decadent muffins - not really muffins, but moist coffee cake batter poured into a muffin mould!
Nova Era and the other Portugese bakeries on Bloor West have lots of fine pastries and tarts - that place just west of Dovercourt is open 24 hrs and also serve crepes!
You don't think of Chinatown for deserts, but the Vietnamese places with their Cassava cakes and French-fusion cream puff buns taste great at a reasonable price.
Maison du Croissant isn't as fresh tasting as it used to be - Ireally miss the old place next to BrassRail, but a warm Almond Croissant with unsweetend black coffee is still the next best thing to an orgasm.
Haven't been to Bregmanns or Maison nearly two years now, just don't have the metabolism to afford it
If you prefer pastry over chocolate, the Marche franchises are really good and the Yonge/Wellington location goes till 12:30AM. Decadent muffins - not really muffins, but moist coffee cake batter poured into a muffin mould!
Nova Era and the other Portugese bakeries on Bloor West have lots of fine pastries and tarts - that place just west of Dovercourt is open 24 hrs and also serve crepes!
You don't think of Chinatown for deserts, but the Vietnamese places with their Cassava cakes and French-fusion cream puff buns taste great at a reasonable price.
Maison du Croissant isn't as fresh tasting as it used to be - Ireally miss the old place next to BrassRail, but a warm Almond Croissant with unsweetend black coffee is still the next best thing to an orgasm.
Haven't been to Bregmanns or Maison nearly two years now, just don't have the metabolism to afford it
Already mentioned:
Just Deserts
Movenpick - Fresh fruit crepes
Demetre - ice cream. Cakes are from supplier, forget the name.
Licks - ice cream/shakes
Big M - Apple pies
Beaver tails
Haven't try Dessert trend, moved out of area before they opened. Didn't look busy when I drove by. If Greg's ice cream is still there.
For something different, there are several great places with: Malay Friend banana, Thai Coconut rice, Chinese Mango pudding with real mangos, Japanese cheese cakes, Portugese tarts.
Did I mentioned I'm a dessert fan.
Just Deserts
Movenpick - Fresh fruit crepes
Demetre - ice cream. Cakes are from supplier, forget the name.
Licks - ice cream/shakes
Big M - Apple pies
Beaver tails
Haven't try Dessert trend, moved out of area before they opened. Didn't look busy when I drove by. If Greg's ice cream is still there.
For something different, there are several great places with: Malay Friend banana, Thai Coconut rice, Chinese Mango pudding with real mangos, Japanese cheese cakes, Portugese tarts.
Did I mentioned I'm a dessert fan.
Ya, but where do you hide them in her pick up, behind the gun rack maybe or in the hidden compartment under the floor?For the romantic approach...box of condoms and a box of timbits...
