Bobbette & Belle

If you do follow me somewhat you will know that while I appreciate good sweets, I am no addict. On occasion I will indulge in a cupcake or chocolate of some sort but in general I am the type who does not care for a sweet ending to my meals.
Despite my sweet-​less arrogance, I find B&B extremely hard to resist. In particular their cakes, cakes and other baked goods (just not their macaroons though they are still very good). These folks are well known for their cakes; moist, supple, fluffy and most importantly not overly sweet. They are subtle with their flavours but everything still tastes complex and harmonious at the same time.
This place is warm, friendly and ever so inviting. With their rustic French inspire décor and a cozy vibe, it is truly a place you can hang out for hours with a friend or just by yourself on a lazy afternoon.
Anytime I passby the area (or the Beaches) I just have to stop by and you should too. This is a must.

We had a great time here for a quick treat. The displays and ambience was superb. Coffee was a bit too strong for my liking. But would go again to try their homemade goodies

Love love love this place. Super cute and cozy with good service. Coffee and treats are delicious, fresh and high quality. I was only here for a quick coffee break but I will definitely be coming back here as a regular and hope to try some of their baked goods. I work in the neighbourhood so I am super excited to have a new «go-​to» spot to get some focussed work done if I need some solo time (with treats!) away from the office.

I just love the ambiance of this cozy coffee shop! And of course their pastries are great!

A cute little place on Yonge st!
This place displays very cute macarons and yummy pastries. They have a variety of flavors for the macarons to accompany your tea or coffee.
The ambiance is beautiful inside. It was a picture perfect place to enjoy a cup of coffee.

Bobbette & Belle had a good reputation for macaron. There are other two famous macaron places in the same area and there is Loblaw near Bobbette & Belle. Loblaw also has good macarons. They are all good. Their pastries are also good. Their staff are friendly and their services are good. I can say all are good and identical, but I cannot say one is better than another in those three.

The almond croissant is a work of art.
The buttery flakiness.
The tender chew middle.
Sweetness from the almond.
It’s my go-​to croissant here!
The macrons are always hard to resist.
I usually grab a croissant and macron, they have seating but it is limited.
J’adore Bobbette & Belle! :)

Cute little cupcake shop with nice floral decorations and a great display.
The cupcakes were decent sized, obviously pricey. But they tasted pretty good! the banana fudge was great! The macaroons were very good and came in a variety of flavours but very expensive!
They do have space to sit and sip on tea/​hot beverages. I’d say it’s a great place to sit and chat or catch up!
Overall– cutesy cupcake/​macaron place with above average pastries for an expensive price!

Super cute place for tea/​coffee and some sweet treats ! Nice staff, good location, surrounded by other cafes, restaurants, and boutiques. Just watch out, cause parking is a bit hard to find. Lovely atmosphere in general :)

Very feminine aesthetic. Could turn off a man running in solo if you have confidence issues. Great desserts. One thing about a female focused coffee shop is absolutely spotless and lovely washrooms.

Very nice café. Not expensive but excellent decorations and coffee. Macarons look nice and beautiful

I would say 3.5 really. The interior is super cute with a rustic feel and the staff who greeted us was very nice as she went through what they had to offer when I told her it was our first visit. The display was set up very nice and appetizing. I ordered 2 macarons (mint tea chocolate and raspberry chocolate; 2.5 $ each) however when i told her which flavors, she took a tupperware from the fridge which had an assortment of all the flavors scattered in the box to find me my 2… Not so appetizing anymore… They were a bit too sweet for me but the mint was very strong which was nice. I also ordered a Hello Dolly (3.5 $/​square) which was better than the macarons and the coconut made it even better, sadly again too sweet and needed to be followed with large gulps of water

Love that Bobette came up to midtown, so much closer to home :) as with their Leslieville location, this one has a plethora of dessert options and the standard coffee menu (americano, latte, etc). Lovely seating area and a couch at the back. Plenty of street parking.
Bobette has my favourite carrot cake in Toronto, hands down, everything is so perfectly executed from the candied walnuts on top to the creamy frosting to the moist cake itself. Can also personally vouch for the Alfajores (heavenly little cookie), passion fruit mango cupcake (delicious fruity buttercream icing), and chocolate hazelnut cake (nutelllaaaaaa!!). Coffee is pretty standard but the focus is obviously dessert.
Perfect for rainy afternoons, friendly catch ups, a quick treat, also takes cake orders in advance. Already been here too many times to count…

This place is a solid bet when you’ve gotta have something GREAT for dessert. I could probably eat dessert for all my meals in a perfect world, but I’ve heard that the diabetes is no fun, even when you can pretend you’re like Marie Antoinette surrounded by cakes. And macarons. Yes — you’ll want to order at least a FEW of those… don’t put limits on your happiness. They might even be gluten-​free, but you’ll want to double-​check on that. Other GF options are limited to pre-​orders as far as I know.
The butter is key here — there’s no oily slick of trans-​fat residue sometimes experienced at other bakeries around the city. Yes — you need real butter for a real dessert experience like this.
I’m not usually a tea drinker, but the selection of Sloane teas here is worth your while. If you come here on the weekend, grab a seat as soon as you can and bask in the sugary glow — you won’t regret it.

Went in I purchase chocolate croissant they were sold out. Bought 2 cupcakes for 7 $ and they tasted like those cheap cupcakes you buy from Metro. The icing was so
disgusting and chemical tasting and the cake was dry.
Décor inside was nice and I usually give bakeries a few shots but not impressed at all; at least with the quality of their cupcakes and the cheap ingredients they use. Will not be returning.

I don’t know from desserts.
I’ve never been a big fan of sweets and find most dessert menus as dry as the paper they’re printed on. Therefore, when I am forced to make a decision on others’ behalf, I get very stressed out. This was one of those times. The lady at the shop was very patient with me, a shopper whose task was akin to asking a colour-​blind person to choose paint chips. I bought two dozen macarons, (thankfully they have 12 varieties), and a couple of treats for my boss’ birthday.
I brought the treats in to work and they were all met with rabid excitement and somewhat NSFW eating sounds. Clearly, this is a very good dessert shop, and worth the price.
My only complaint was that they had some items in the display that were priced, but was told were for display only. Which is confusing and a bit annoying. Otherwise, this place is great if you want to impress someone with a decadent treat.

Bobbette & Belle is dessert heaven!
This place has gained quite the reputation as one of the better dessert places in Toronto (now boasting 2 locations) and it’s easy to see why. Walking in I am immediately struck by the décor which screams traditional french. Rustic mirrors and assorted ornaments adorn the walls, accompanied by impressive display cakes.
The dessert line-​up is nothing short of amazing. The macarons are some of the best I have had in Toronto, the pistachio and salted caramel varieties are real winners blending creamy fillings with perfect meringue.
The almond croissant is out of this world, so flaky and buttery it’s the perfect accompaniment for the assortment of sloan tea they have on offer. I particularly love the copious amounts of toasted almonds atop the croissant, giving it a toasty, nutty flavour. The marzipan inside the croissant is quite good too.
The carrot cake is a generous portion for the $ 4.75 price tag. It was lacking the rich cream cheese frosting I look for in a good carrot cake. However, the cake itself was spicy, and one of the most moist (moistest?) cakes I have ever had. Not the best carrot cake I have had, but pretty close.
This place is definitely a must visit. Everything from the selection to the décor is spot on. For the gents reading this, mark this down as a perfect date destination!

My niece says they have the BEST hot chocolate in town (see photo).
I went with a hot cider which was pretty good. The Sweetie’s soy latte was also good.
The pastries all looked wonderful — but nothing vegan, so I can’t vouch for their taste.

Chocolate croissants are to die for! They are the closest Parisian croissant I’ve found outside of France.
Brownies are also amazing, apple tart was pretty good.
Décor is absolute perfection, if Marie Antoinette were alive today, this would be her drawing room!
I would love to give a ⁵⁄₅ but, on my second visit, I ordered a latte to go, and it took almost 15 minutes to make (only one machine? Not sure why…) I was tempted to just forget it & leave (admittedly; it was a delicious latte). Not the staffs fault, they are always lovely and sweet.
A must try. but be warned, Saturdays are pretty slammed (you might not be able to sit down).

This is a stunning café and bakery. Yes, there is a definite feminine vibe, but it’s so beautiful! If you tend to enjoy the atmosphere of Coffee Time or Timmy’s, you’ll probably feel uncomfortable here. If you like delicate pastries, French countryside décor and beautifully dressed clientele, run here! It’s the kind of places adults go to for an adult version of a tea party.
The americano was excellent but I didn’t dare try the pastries… yet. The service was polite and quick, and yay they have almond milk. The music… would have preferred jazz or Parisian-​inspired soundtracks but it was still lovely.
Yes, there is an aroma a few shops down, which is fine but the coffee doesn’t compare and the ambiance has more of a modern Euro feel. There’s an I Deal Coffee across the street but that has more of a raw urban vibe. I haven’t tried Sebastian’s yet sono can’t comment, but I am giving this place a solid 4.8…and they have wifi!