You know that the best Filipino bakeries are overflowing with the scent of freshly baked pandesal and ensaymada. The lively atmosphere combined with the varieties of tasty treats creates a comforting sense of familiarity whether you’re trying your first bite of ube ensaymada or grew up visiting these spots after school.
These spots across the city offer a diverse range of baked goods from traditional favourites to some innovative choices. Sit down for a coffee and grab a friend or take some goodies to go. You can absolutely be sure that even after one visit, you’re back the next week for more.
1122 The Queensway
Super Bakers
This Etobicoke bakery is best known for its empanadas and hopia offering varieties like ube, monggo and baboy. They also have a new location in Scarborough.
184 Baldwin St
Asukal Desserts
Located in Kensington Market, you can find Filipino-inspired bars, cookies, tarts and drinks ranging from flavours like calamansi, oatmeal buko, and ube white chocolate.
314 Wilson Ave
Harina Bakeshoppe
You can find an array of traditional Filipino bread and delicacies fresh to order or off the shelf. Their display case featuring various cakes and rolls is tempting to not look at.
248 Steeles Ave W
Alminz Kakanin
This spot has been a longtime community staple best known for its delicacies such as kucinta, puto, and pichi pichi offered in party trays.
3418 Bathurst St
FK Dulce Bakery
Located inside Tropa Filipino Variety Store & Takeout, FK Dulce Bakery serves up Filipino-inspired donuts, cakes, and other desserts. Find unique donut varieties like matcha white, rainbow chocolate, and leche flan. You can also order some savoury snacks from their flavoured fries to street food classics like kwek-kwek (fried quail eggs), hot dogs, and fish balls.
5955 Latimer Dr #10
Somethin Sweet 4 You
This family-run bakery prides itself on its custom cakes and specialty desserts. They also cater classic Filipino dishes like their adobo, lumpia, lechon kawali, and bicol express and also offer a boodle plate.
40-C Dundas St E
Manila Bakery
Operating since 1997, Manila Bakery offers traditional goods like hopia, pandecoco, and ensaymada. You can also find a variety of Filipino groceries and snacks.
287 Port Union Rd
Port Union Bakery
Serving Scarborough since 1978, Port Union Bakery offers a variety of baked goods from Filipino specialties like their ube and cheese pandesal and empanadas to various buns and rolls. This spot is best known for its freshly-baked donuts ranging from jelly-filled to sprinkle.
880 Ellesmere Rd unit 2
ensanemada
Ensanemada is home to Toronto’s first Filipino brioche…but with a twist! Find flavours like cinnamon, green tea, red velvet and cookies and cream. Even a peek at their IG, you can’t help but order a box for yourself.
6464 Yonge St
Tinapayan
Thriving in the midst of the pandemic, tinapayan went from selling baked goods online to opening a storefront. Located on Yonge and Steeles, find creative takes on the humble pandesal from pandan, red velvet and ube-cheese. Be sure to try one of their many specialty drinks from ube tarot milk tea or peach-mango lemonade.
373 Wilson Ave
Dabest Filipino Bakery
They call themselves ‘Dabest Filipino Bakery’ for a reason. Located in the heart of Little Manila, this bustling spot specializes in baked goods such as monay, pandesal, putok, and Spanish bread.
280 Wilson Ave
FV Foods
FV foods has been synonymous among Toronto’s Filipino community for over 20 years serving your classic fare such as pandesal, ensaymada, mamon and Hawaiian rolls along with flavours such as ube, mocha, buko, mango and cheese . You can also find made-to-order cakes for various occasions and party-sized trays of your favourites.
You know that the best Filipino bakeries are overflowing with the scent of freshly baked pandesal and ensaymada. The lively atmosphere combined with the varieties of tasty treats creates a comforting sense of familiarity whether you’re trying your first bite of ube ensaymada or grew up visiting these spots after school.
These spots across the city offer a diverse range of baked goods from traditional favourites to some innovative choices. Sit down for a coffee and grab a friend or take some goodies to go. You can absolutely be sure that even after one visit, you’re back the next week for more.
1122 The Queensway
Super Bakers
This Etobicoke bakery is best known for its empanadas and hopia offering varieties like ube, monggo and baboy. They also have a new location in Scarborough.
184 Baldwin St
Asukal Desserts
Located in Kensington Market, you can find Filipino-inspired bars, cookies, tarts and drinks ranging from flavours like calamansi, oatmeal buko, and ube white chocolate.
314 Wilson Ave
Harina Bakeshoppe
You can find an array of traditional Filipino bread and delicacies fresh to order or off the shelf. Their display case featuring various cakes and rolls is tempting to not look at.
248 Steeles Ave W
Alminz Kakanin
This spot has been a longtime community staple best known for its delicacies such as kucinta, puto, and pichi pichi offered in party trays.
3418 Bathurst St
FK Dulce Bakery
Located inside Tropa Filipino Variety Store & Takeout, FK Dulce Bakery serves up Filipino-inspired donuts, cakes, and other desserts. Find unique donut varieties like matcha white, rainbow chocolate, and leche flan. You can also order some savoury snacks from their flavoured fries to street food classics like kwek-kwek (fried quail eggs), hot dogs, and fish balls.
5955 Latimer Dr #10
Somethin Sweet 4 You
This family-run bakery prides itself on its custom cakes and specialty desserts. They also cater classic Filipino dishes like their adobo, lumpia, lechon kawali, and bicol express and also offer a boodle plate.
40-C Dundas St E
Manila Bakery
Operating since 1997, Manila Bakery offers traditional goods like hopia, pandecoco, and ensaymada. You can also find a variety of Filipino groceries and snacks.
287 Port Union Rd
Port Union Bakery
Serving Scarborough since 1978, Port Union Bakery offers a variety of baked goods from Filipino specialties like their ube and cheese pandesal and empanadas to various buns and rolls. This spot is best known for its freshly-baked donuts ranging from jelly-filled to sprinkle.
880 Ellesmere Rd unit 2
ensanemada
Ensanemada is home to Toronto’s first Filipino brioche…but with a twist! Find flavours like cinnamon, green tea, red velvet and cookies and cream. Even a peek at their IG, you can’t help but order a box for yourself.
6464 Yonge St
Tinapayan
Thriving in the midst of the pandemic, tinapayan went from selling baked goods online to opening a storefront. Located on Yonge and Steeles, find creative takes on the humble pandesal from pandan, red velvet and ube-cheese. Be sure to try one of their many specialty drinks from ube tarot milk tea or peach-mango lemonade.
373 Wilson Ave
Dabest Filipino Bakery
They call themselves ‘Dabest Filipino Bakery’ for a reason. Located in the heart of Little Manila, this bustling spot specializes in baked goods such as monay, pandesal, putok, and Spanish bread.
280 Wilson Ave
FV Foods
FV foods has been synonymous among Toronto’s Filipino community for over 20 years serving your classic fare such as pandesal, ensaymada, mamon and Hawaiian rolls along with flavours such as ube, mocha, buko, mango and cheese . You can also find made-to-order cakes for various occasions and party-sized trays of your favourites.
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