very good indeedThis was second visit to this stand-out boulangerie. As with my prior visit, the space is abuzz with people ogling the beautiful baked goods on display, although the servers, perhaps spoiled by the seemingly constant flow of patrons, were in their haste to ring you through their queue less than gracious. Despite the shortcoming in service, the baked goods remain very, very good and warrant their higher than average prices. Well worth the visit.

One of the better authentic French pastry bakeries in Toronto. However, quality and authenticity comes at a cost, expect to pay more than other bakeries/patisserie in Toronto. This is one of the better locations, across the street from Trinity Bellwoods park. Since seating is often limited both inside and on their patio due to how busy this place is, it's nice to grab your coffee and treat/food and go for a nice walk in one of Toronto's more livelier parks.

I got myself an Easter Egg since Easter is just around the corner, and I just had to get my hands on their cute eggs! There were several eggs to choose from, each differently coloured and corresponding to the type of chocolate that was inside. I got the dark chocolate.For $33, I found the price a little steep for what you get. The egg was not as big as you'd expect, but overall, I liked how delicious it was. The chocolate was velvety and rich. The contents of the egg included mini chocolates and another chocolate egg *cue the Inception reference*.

Their presentation is exquisite with attention to detail and some flair, to boot. The cake was beautiful to look at and delicious to eat any partner picked up my birthday cake from here and I could not get enough of it. I was sad to have to share it with my guests I only wish I had taken pictures of the cake before it was almost gone.