Tartistry

Excellent butter tarts. Especially liked the pecan, maple and blueberry. Not kid friendly though (lots of breakable stuff in store). Slow service.

Drive past the store front many times and decided to drop in for some good butter tarts. The interior is very quaint and filled various small antiques.
Purchased 2 plain and 1 pecan butter tart to go. And for 3 butter tarts the price was overwhelming clocking at over $ 10. Outrageous. I can find better tarts and for better price elsewhere because $ 10 for 3 tarts (over $ 3 per tart) is definitely a turn off for me.
As for the taste, the pecan has a bit of salt in it which was nice, it gave a nice contrast to the sweet. I’m thing the touch of saltines comes from the crust (which nice and flaky — perfect). The plain was good but I’d definitely has better (butter tart store in Maynooth, Ontario — These tarts of THE BEST!).
The biggest problem I have with these tarts is the texture of the fillings. A great butter tarts has a smooth filling but these ones has a texture almost like clumps of gelatin — not smooth at all.
Good butter tarts, but based on my issues with the weird gelatin texture and it being overly priced, I definitely won’t being returning because I can find better tarts at a lower price elsewhere.

A hidden gem in my neighbourhood. The interior is sweet & quaint. You feel like you are in your grandmother’s or favourite aunt’s living room & she wants to feed you yummy tarts & tea.
Got the classic butter tart. Would have loved morw filling but the crust is out of this world! It is so buttery & a hint of salt. A must try. I could eat 5 of these

I live nearby and this place is amazing. Their raspberry tart is my personal favourite. They have a nice selection of tarts and other baked goods to keep everyone satisfied. I highly recommend it!

If you like your sweets very rich and… sweet, the tarts definitely embody that. Each one is about $ 3 and you can choose from a variety. I got blueberry, raspberry and pecan. The first two tasted like it, and wasn’t as heavy. The pecan was very buttery. So if you’re into that, you’ll love it.
The place sells odds and ends and does high tea. But not many tables. Pretty pricey, but if you have a sweet tooth I’d say give it a try. They take all forms of payment.

Tartistry’s tarts are a really good reason to get Diabetes.
You’ll have no regrets.
Out of the oven very little is better on this planet.

My husband saw this business on news in the TV and he thinks it looks like a very unique place. As we were driving by the place, we decided to check it out. We both had lunch plate: savory tarts with mixed green salad, tea and butter tart. It was yummy! Everything is made here from scratch using all natural Ontario butter, organic 12 grain flour and other local ingredients. The service was friendly and personal.
I will definitely come back here with my friends. Next time, I will try their coffee and I would also like to try their afternoon high tea.

Now this is the story all about how
My life got flipped, turned upside down
And I’d like to take a minute just sit right there
I’ll tell you how I found this cool new café to share.
In Western Toronto, born and raised
The Tartistry is where I spend most of my days
Chilling out, maxing, relaxing all cool
And all shooting some lattes outside of the school
When a couple of desserts they were tasting so good
Started Unilocaling AWESOME in my neighbourhood
I got in one little review, and The Tartistry prepared
«Now everyone go get lattes, desserts and WiFI impaired»
I whistled for deliciousness and when it came near
This place screamed «FRESH» with a price in the clear.
If anything I could say, this Décor was rare
But I thought nah, forget it, «What else can compare?»
I was, feeling so full after seven or eight
And Unilocaled it OUT! «Yo, homes yes they cater!»
Looked at this kingdom, I was finally there
To sit on my throne, now Tartistry’s flare.