Patisserie 27

Patisserie 27 is a small bakery. There are only two tables. In the glass case, there are not many pastries, but they give us fresh one from their kitchen. We can just ask them. I tried macaron and a pastry. I love them. Especially their macaron is one of the best. It is far from my place, but I want to come back there again.

I was in town on vacation (from Arizona!) and wanted to visit a nice patisserie. I turned to Unilocal and found Patisserie 27. We went in this afternoon and had a latte and shared some goodies. We chose the Ryusei (hazelnut sponge with coffee ganache filling and a chocolate shell) and the Ren (alternating flourless chocolate cake layers + chocolate mousse layers). Oh my! Delicious! We both agreed the Ryusei was the favorite. But it was a very close call. I would definitely return and recommend P27 to others. No hesitation!

What’s not to love. Croissants are amazing. Don’t miss the chocolate banana one — unique and yummy. Breads are great. Orange brioche is awesome and a hot seller. Our kids love their macarons and eclairs. Staff is great. The place might be a little hard to find — small footprint. Just look for the door with the number 27.

Beautiful tiny bakery with everything from fresh bread to macarons. The croissant are not to be missed and among the best I have ever had. Airy and chewy all at once on the inside. Brown and crisp on there outside. Go early to avoid disappointment.

Such a cute place with the most amazing French pastries (some with a Japanese spin to them!). Food is created with the utmost of care here, and I love just going to ogle the pastry cases. Croissants were deliciously flaky, macaroons were perfect, and the mousse cake I had was the right amount of sweetness. And what a treat– they even had some extremely traditional fare like galette de roi! I will be back!!!

The macarons were amazing! Texture and flavours were done just right. Patisserie 27 knocks Butter Avenue and Nadege out of the water when it comes to these little French delights. Cute little unpretentious café with barely-​there signage. Knocked one star off because the latte I ordered was on the weak and lukewarm side. Nevertheless, I’ll definitely be back!
P. S. I didn’t try these myself, but my parents loved the berry tart and flan cake from here too

I have been watching people go in and out of this tiny bakery for months and I finally got a chance to go this morning, it was as good or maybe better than Nadège. We tried the savory danishes, avocado sandwich, french macaroons, plain croissants, and Lattes. We live in a neighbourhood and will certainly be coming back frequently.

This place is so random! You’d never see it, it’s teeny, virtually no signage, and nothing like it in the neighbourhood.
Major downfall that it’s not so much bigger… Cuz this place is legit. Amazing pastry, tasty breads, desserts and macaroons pretty damn close to anything I’ve had in France.
Like any real bakery, you gotta go early. Suck it up; it means you get what you want and it’s fresh. They’re open on most holidays too, so that’s just great.
No specific recommendations as everything I’ve had has been fantastic… But a personal fave would be the pain au chocolat. Bright and early and still warm. Bonus that the macaroons have real flavour, too. I find a ton of places they just look like colours, and taste like sugar.

I only gave Patisserie 27 four stars? What?!
Ignore every criticism I had before. This place is not at all expensive when compared to other similar businesses. And I was correct that I have yet to have something that is not incredible.
Their danishes are out of this world and how I want to start every morning. Their macarons are like heaven is having a party in your mouth and everyone is invited.
STOP WHAT YOU’RE DOING AND GO HERE RIGHT NOW.

Their Ren chocolate cake was amazing. I bought this for a family party and was asked about it by everyone. Individually. Their green tea cake was also amazing, far better than I had hoped for.
Their breads and macarons are also fantastic. It’s no wonder they’re so popular on the weekends.

I’m in between a 3.5−4 on this one, but I’ll definitely be back the next time I’m in this area!
Patisserie 27 is really small with maybe 2 – 3 small tables. On a day that felt like –23, they kept the door open! :(I understand that that’s what they do in Paris, but it never gets that cold there. I’m sure the people dining inside the café didn’t appreciate the huge draft.
They were out of chocolate or other flavours of croissants, but granted, it was about 3:30pm by the time I got there. The plain croissant itself was pretty fresh, flaky, but also a bit on the bready side. I wished that they had other flavours available!
I also ordered a slice of Kabocha — the top/​bottom crust comprised on crushed almonds and I think it was flourless. Middle part was like a pumpkin mousse with a very delicate flavour, not cloyingly sweet. So if you expect really sweet, you will not like this place.

We recently moved into the area and were fortunate enough to come across this place while looking for some quick eats while unpacking. This place blew us away. All the baked goods are amazing. They have a great selection of baked treats that range from expertly made classics (croissants) to pastries that have flavours combinations I have never tried before (and are great).
Buy a box of things to take home and find your favourites. You will not be disappointed.

Best galette des rois in a long time!
Happy this place is located on the west side of the city!

Love this place. If you blink, you’d probably miss it but it’s a small little shop that serves great macarons and croissants.
I love that this place is in the neighbourhood and wish it all the best!

A little gem in the west end! Best croissants! The sandwiches are good too in homemade bread.

As a self-​proclaimed Francophile, I can tell you, this place reminds me of a true Parisien bakery.
The pains au chocolat? Divine. Macarons? Delicious. Croissants? Flaky and buttery and oh, so, good.
They don’t have a lot of selection and if you are not early enough, you may not get what you want, but still. You have to go.
Bön Apétit !

The Best croissants I have had in Toronto. Tiny little shop, with fresh baked goods.
Not really a place to sit down but if you bring these croissants over as a treat for somebody they will ask you where you got them and will probably go themselves.

This place was on the radar for a while as it combines the two core approaches towards food IMO i.e. Technique (french) and ingredient focus (Japanese).
The place is minimalist and has very little seating so if you are in the mood to dine in grab a seat first as you might not get it later. The display area is small but is used well. They even managed to fit in a small espresso machine somehow (La Marzocca GS3 which I thought was made for home use).
Ah well its the results that count. I had read rave review for a their croissants so had to have one of those. Other choice was a Millefeuille and Kurumi (honey walnut dessert). They also had quite a few Japanese take on French desserts that looked interesting. First for the croissant folks we have a winner here. One of the best croissant in the city IMO since the old guard has be letting me down for a while.
Millefeuille was created fresh so had the right consistency (kudos for doing this as I don’t know of any other place in the city that makes it on demand). I haven’t had the Kurumi dessert before but the combination is just right.
My friend who is a macaron fiend was impressed enough to order some of them to go. The feedback is positive so will be back for sure to try those along with the croissant.
A solid solid place for dessert. 4 Stars.

Had a delicious apple turnover and a latte there today. Thoroughly enjoyed both. There are 3 small tables for seating area (plus enough room for my stroller). Friendly staff.
I will return!

I need to win the lottery so that I may sit on my ass, watch soaps and eat macarons all day. And I’d get these macarons from Patisserie 27!
This small bakery/​coffee shop has been in my area for a while now. We picked up a few tiny cakes and baked goods from there when it first opened but it wasn’t anything that wowed me. We decided to give them a second chance and grab some macarons for a dessert at a dinner party.
When we arrived, they only had 4 flavours on display — Yuzu lemon, coffee, pear liqueur and raspberry. But when I enquired about more flavours, a tray from the back produced a few more including chocolate, caramel, reg. lemon, and strawberry.
I got a dozen macarons ($ 1.50 each) of 3 flavours — chocolate, caramel and lemon. We’ve been kinda obsessed with macarons lately after trying the salted caramel ones from Bobbette and Belle.
Of the three flavours we got, the caramel was our favourite — one bite revealed a delicious caramel centre! The lemon macaron was tart with a sweet creamy centre and the chocolate was decent as well.
I live dangerously close to Patisserie 27 which means I don’t have far to travel to grab sweet, sweet macarons before watching my stories on TV.