Cobs Bread

Nous sommes venus ici pour les scones et vraiment pas déçus.
Super scones avec pleins de goûts différents qui sont gouteux et moelleux. Il y a d’autres choix mais nous n’avons pris que les scones à gouter, le reste semblait très appétissants !
En plus si vous en prenez 6 les taxes sont offertes, 11 $ pour 6 scones je trouve cela réellement raisonnable surtout pour la qualité !
Je me suis rendu compte après recherché que c’était une chaine de boulangerie, je me serais presque cru dans une petite boulangerie de quartier au vue de la qualité de ce que j’ai mangé.
Si je reviens dans le coin je repasserais sans hésitation !

Love getting the Olive Loaf but I think associates could observe body language a bit more. I came to buy bread, I appreciate being given the time to make a choice rather than a an associate quickly pestering me to want to know exactly what it is I want while I’m clearly making a choice. This is the only thing that sometimes keeps me from coming back, I want to make a selection based on what I feel like having the day a nice ‘Hello’ and relaxed attitude would be nice but frequently it’s pestering with the associate just staring at you while you make a selection which bugs me.

I used to buy a loaf of bread and pastries very often. They are one of the best loaf of bread and their pastries are excellent. They do not have a varieties of pastries. I wish there would be one in my neighbourhood.

Really nice and professional people.
No preservatives. Always fresh. And don’t forget to bring your loyalty stamp card. Free bread after 10 stamps. Super.

LOVE. I start off most morning with Cape seed toast with peanut butter and banana, and it keeps me full until lunch. The olive rolls and loaf are also super delicious, and the cranberry Danish is amaaaaaaazing. The apple walnut loaf is great for tea parties! Friendly staff too :)

I tried the double chocolate scone today, I’m not sure about the taste. At the first bite, it feels like i just taste a plain-​flour, sure it gets better after several bite, but still not really that tasty. It’s just too plain for me.

Love that they open so early! Show up in the morning for everything fresh and warm.
Their hot cross buns and olive rolls are wonderful, and all the products look very high quality.
They are a little pricey, but you get quality for what you buy! It’s comparable to the prices at Whole Food’s bakery section.

Love the scones! It’s great for a mid-​afternoon snack or as a treat when friends are over. The banana chocolate scone is my fave! The breads are really good too!

After all these years, I’ve been walking by the place thinking that there is no place for a vegan like myself in a delicious bakery such as Cobs bread. It turns out that they carry lots of vegan items. That is right! It is not advertised in the menu, so make sure you ask.

The service was brat and I might try this place again. It is worth trying out, but the bread I bought today didn’t seem as fresh as I had hoped. It was probably baked a day or two ago. The olive bead was good, but the garlic bread could do with a bit more garlic!
The pastries look delicious…

Their scones are da bomb! I love their double chocolate scones. They are nice and fluffy and deliciously good. Perfect for a mid afternoon treat. I don’t always get a chance to come here since it’s a bit out of the way for me but if you’re in the neighbourhood, it’s a must try. Their breads are always freshly made in house. Worth stopping by. I don’t care how many carbs these scones are putting onto my waistline, they are divine!

Great place in the hood to pick up fresh baked bread.
I would have to say I prefer their breads to their pastries.

So I really have to admit liking this place. Generally I try to stay away from chain businesses (esp restaurants) but I make an exception with Cobs. There are other locations around the city but this is the one that I like to go to. While I try to stay away from most carbs, white flour, sugar and dairy, there are items here that I can eat, that are healthful and tasty! My main go to is the Cape Seed Loaf! Though it’s not low in calories, it is dense with nutrients, very high in fibre (28%!) and in iron (25%) — which for me is good, because I’m anemic. Check it out:
Also, it’s great toasted, the nuttiness of the seeds comes out as it’s toasted. The staff here are great, friendly and helpful. Every single suggestion they ve ever made to me has been right on the money! Today I needed some bread for finger sandwiches and the nice lady made some great suggestions for buns. I’ve already scarfed one down (the white w sesame seeds — shhh!!) It was light and flavourful and tasty! I’ve liked everything I’ve ever purchased there. If you buy bread, be sure to get the card, and after a certain amount of loaves, you get a free one! Yaay! They also don’t sell day old baked goods. Wanna know why? Because they give it all to charity:
. Good bread, good karma!

Lately I’ve been on the lookout to take my bread buying to some local bakery, so Cobs was on my list of places to try. I got cape seed bread (thanks to referrals here) and pumpernickel bread, and tried fruit chia loaf. All are very god. Cape seed loaf is really full of good stuff and fills you up. Pumpernickel is tasty. The way I love it, and I am definitely coming back for chia fruit bread. The service is friendly and fast, a great place overall.

I just moved to Toronto and am trying to find the right places to buy my groceries. I have bought bread twice here now and don’t plan on stopping. Tried two different kinds of whole grain bread. They were both delicious. Heading back tomorrow to get some more. The pastries are always tempting, so I’m sure those will make it into my shopping bag sometime soon!

Cette chaîné de boulangers s’est spécialisée dans les pains tendance: pain au levain style San Francisco, pain complet, pâtisserie etc … Toujours frais, toujours originaux, c’est une bonne enseigne pour grossir ! ;-)

Great place, girlfriend loves the low carb bread there (bonus points for giving her a loaf when she asked about it after inventory)
Has lasted a few years in the Annex, so other people must like them too.

I haven’t tried too many of their VERY large selection of breads — but some of their products are absolutely AMAZING.
If you have never had their Cape Seed Bread — let me just say you are missing out on the most unique and rich loaf of bread you have ever experienced. It has several times more seeds and grains and goodness than ANY of the other healthy bread I’ve ever seen. I’m at a loss for words to describe it — other than RICH. It is dense and flavorful and extremely healthy. It is SO much better than anything else that I can’t help myself but to offer a sample slice to any of my acquantences so they can share my awe of this bread.
And I’m surprised that nobody has mentioned the butter tarts yet in the Unilocal reviews. They are not cheap — but they are great.
And at the risk of sounding like a fanatic — I REALLY want to encourage you to try a small loaf of their Cape Seed bread. (Why a small loaf? Because if you don’t have a large family, the bread is SO rich, that like the finest dense chocolate cakes, just a little bit goes a long way.)
And I recently found out that this place opens at SIX AM. It opens at 6 in the morning and stays open until 9 pm. Wow.

Going into COBS is such a bad idea because I know my «diet» will go to hell that day once I take a look at all the scones. The flavours, the options. it’s all just so yummy… and Fresh!
Delicious. A bit expensive, but given that it’s fresh and made daily, it’s not so bad at all.
It’s good for a take away one-​or-​two person bread or snack but given how fresh it is I find it’s not good if you get a loaf and try using it over the course of the week.
Stick to the buns and scones and loafs.

Cobs Bread is such a cute little bakery.
The storefront is really small but with that it makes me feels like I am in carbs heaven!
Love those cute Pumpkin Cranberry Scone ($ 1.50) and could not resist trying one of them. It has a texture of whole wheat bread but at 280 calories for that scone. it is wise to share it with a friend.

It is great that Cobs Bread has all the ingredients/​nutrition information on every item they baked. but sometimes the less I know maybe better?

How do they choose the staff at Cobs? I’d love to know because this is the second branch I’ve tried and the staff here were just as smiley, enthusiastic and ridiculously friendly as the people in the shop at Kensington Market.
The woman serving me beamed and applauded my selection of the seasonal pumpkin spice scone. They were just in that day and warm from the oven! I decided on an iced one and she deliberated over them trying to find the one with the best pattern-​one of the others had iced some of them in a spiderweb pattern for the season. She made a huge effort to put paper on top as well to give me some hope of preserving the icing after placing it in the bag.
I left the shop smiling. It wasn’t just the prospect of the blood sugar spike, it was mainly the sweet service. The fact that the scone was light, fluffy and delicious was almost just a bonus!

When I’m not eating white rice, I occasionally like to treat myself to other delicious refined carbohydrates, such as bread from Cobs.
They do a badass sourdough farmers loaf which I sometimes buy to make weekend french toast. Most loaves can be purchased in half size so you don’t need to worry about waste. You can buy the loaf unsliced or they will slice it up thin or thick, however you like.
I pass by on my way to work when everything is fresh. I’ve brought in scones to work a few times, they do all sorts of awesome ones — pumpkin, chocolate chip with banana, cinnamon & raisin, and blueberry.
Their chocolate chip hot cross buns are a must have at Easter.
If I ate more bread, I’d go crazy at Cobs.