One of the best parts about madeleines is that they're bite-sized, which means you can have more than just one. This traditional French cake is similar to a sponge cake in taste but is a lot more buttery, soft and light. Resembling the appearance of a seashell, this fancy delicacy is perfect any time of the day, especially if it's enjoyed with a cup of tea.
Here are some of the best places for madeleines in Toronto.
362 King St E
Roselle
Madeleines are a fan favourite at this pastry shop in Corktown. They’re covered in a lemon or earl grey peach glaze.
627 Mt Pleasant Rd
Thobors
Get a bag filled with six madeleines at this French bakery in Davisville Village and Upper Village.
3507 Bathurst St
Goûter
The madeleines are sold individually or in a bag of seven at this authentic French patisserie, boulangerie and chocolaterie on Bathurst and on Eglinton. They’re very soft and include a hint of lemon zest.
603 St Clair Ave W
Fleur du Jour
This French patisserie on St. Clair West offers two kinds of madeleines. Flavours include vanilla and chocolate.
655 College St
Bonne Nouvelle
The madeleine set at this French-Korean patisserie in Little Italy includes five different flavours. There are matcha and strawberry, hojicha, yuzu and omija (magnolia berry), black sesame and puffed wheat and misu (traditional Korean grains).
1419 Danforth Ave
Patisserie La Cigogne
One of the pastries at this French bakery in the Danforth and Leaside is their madeleines. They’re sweet and buttery.
4243 Dundas St W
Ma Maison
You’ll find freshly baked madeleines at this patisserie and bakery in Etobicoke and in Bloor West Village.
230 Commerce Valley Dr E #4
Duo Patisserie
Head north of the city to this patisserie in Markham. They’ve got a ton of baked goods like fresh madeleines with just a hint of lemon zest.
598 Bay St
Uncle Tetsu's
While this global chain may be known for their light and fluffy Japanese cheesecakes, they also have delicious honey madeleines that are shaped like cupcakes.
Madeleines come in three Japanese-inspired flavours, including matcha, yuzu-orange and black sesame. Preorders are available every week for pickup at Bathurst and Lakeshore or delivery.
One of the best parts about madeleines is that they're bite-sized, which means you can have more than just one. This traditional French cake is similar to a sponge cake in taste but is a lot more buttery, soft and light. Resembling the appearance of a seashell, this fancy delicacy is perfect any time of the day, especially if it's enjoyed with a cup of tea.
Here are some of the best places for madeleines in Toronto.
362 King St E
Roselle
Madeleines are a fan favourite at this pastry shop in Corktown. They’re covered in a lemon or earl grey peach glaze.
627 Mt Pleasant Rd
Thobors
Get a bag filled with six madeleines at this French bakery in Davisville Village and Upper Village.
3507 Bathurst St
Goûter
The madeleines are sold individually or in a bag of seven at this authentic French patisserie, boulangerie and chocolaterie on Bathurst and on Eglinton. They’re very soft and include a hint of lemon zest.
603 St Clair Ave W
Fleur du Jour
This French patisserie on St. Clair West offers two kinds of madeleines. Flavours include vanilla and chocolate.
655 College St
Bonne Nouvelle
The madeleine set at this French-Korean patisserie in Little Italy includes five different flavours. There are matcha and strawberry, hojicha, yuzu and omija (magnolia berry), black sesame and puffed wheat and misu (traditional Korean grains).
1419 Danforth Ave
Patisserie La Cigogne
One of the pastries at this French bakery in the Danforth and Leaside is their madeleines. They’re sweet and buttery.
4243 Dundas St W
Ma Maison
You’ll find freshly baked madeleines at this patisserie and bakery in Etobicoke and in Bloor West Village.
230 Commerce Valley Dr E #4
Duo Patisserie
Head north of the city to this patisserie in Markham. They’ve got a ton of baked goods like fresh madeleines with just a hint of lemon zest.
598 Bay St
Uncle Tetsu's
While this global chain may be known for their light and fluffy Japanese cheesecakes, they also have delicious honey madeleines that are shaped like cupcakes.
Soft Dough Co.
Madeleines come in three Japanese-inspired flavours, including matcha, yuzu-orange and black sesame. Preorders are available every week for pickup at Bathurst and Lakeshore or delivery.
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