Little Pebbles
743 Reviews
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- Thursday9 AM–7 PM
- Friday9 AM–7 PM
- Saturday9 AM–7 PM
- Sunday9 AM–7 PM
- Monday9 AM–7 PM
- Tuesday9 AM–7 PM
- Wednesday9 AM–7 PM
About the Business
LITTLE PEBBLES | Located in Kensington market, we serve freshly-roasted artisan coffee with French-inspired Japanese desserts.
Contacts
Website
Call Us
+14167920404
160 Baldwin St #8, Toronto, ON M5T 3K7
Hours
- Thursday9 AM–7 PM
- Friday9 AM–7 PM
- Saturday9 AM–7 PM
- Sunday9 AM–7 PM
- Monday9 AM–7 PM
- Tuesday9 AM–7 PM
- Wednesday9 AM–7 PM
Features
- Delivery
- Wheelchair-accessible parking lot
- Debit cards
- NFC mobile payments
- Credit cards
- Takeout
- Dine-in
- Wheelchair accessible seating
- Dessert
- Seating
- Casual
- Cozy
- Great tea selection
- Coffee
- Breakfast
- Outdoor seating
- No-contact delivery
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World of temptations
13.09.2023
Little Pebbles
Not worth the visit and price! Instagram made me want to taste them because square and round croissants became popular around the internet. I tried the square matcha raspberry croissant, pistachio wheel croissant and the black sesame seed croissant. First of all they were not flaky at all like a croissant should be, so I don’t know if it’s just a different dough or if they were not fresh and maybe from the day before. The cream inside is waaaay to runny so when you open it in half it becomes just a big mess! The flavor of the creams were ok, best one was the pistachio but totally off with the texture. The mess they make is annoying. I am a foodie and a total sweet addict, tried croissants in many places around Canada and Europe. A croissant should be flaky and with a custard or a kind of cream inside that is firm enough to not run out as if it is lava! I did not like the taste of the black sesame cream but that is just my personal taste. I tried their matcha latte, it was good, just a regular matcha nothing special. For these 3 croissants and 2 matcha lattes the price was a bit over 40$! Over priced and honestly will not visit again. I will bring my money in a French bakery and not spend it on something that is only good for an Instagram picture that will cost you quite a bit.
Irene Guan
02.09.2023
Little Pebbles
Very pretty pastries! There was a line out the door when I visited around noon! My favourite is definitely the basque burnt cheesecake and the pistachio blueberry tart. The cheesecake was incredibly creamy and the sweetness level was perfect. I tried the raspberry matcha croissant as well but wasn’t a huge fan personally as the matcha was really overpowering, but the pastry was quite flaky and well made. The strawberry daifuku was also delicious and a must-try if you’re a fan of strawberries and red bean!
Nammi Nguyen
19.08.2023
Little Pebbles
Small cafe in Kensington with incredibly delicious and unique pastries! Even at 5pm they still had lots which is normally uncommon among popular bakeries where thing sell out in the morning. Everything looked delicious but we settled for the matcha croissant cube and it did not disappoint. First of all, it is quite hefty and probably at least 2 regular croissants worth. Super tasty, light flavourful matcha cream that they did not skimp on and not too sweet. Croissant texture was still delicious too. Definitely want to come back to try more things and as it’s worth the price point!
Razie Eshraghi
07.08.2023
Little Pebbles
While the croissants at Little Pebbles are undeniably great, the same cannot be said for their drinks, which tend to be mediocre in comparison. It's important to note that pricing can be a significant factor for many customers. Little Pebbles is known to be on the pricier side, and this can be a deterrent for some individuals.
Mariana Estefani
22.07.2023
Little Pebbles
The place is cute but tiny. Everything looks so good, we tried the round pistachio croissant and the cube almond one (a bit too sweet for me). Their drinks looked good too, would go back to try!
Simrit Bajwa
20.07.2023
Little Pebbles
The latest in a series of bakeries that have gone viral - this one for the cube croissant. I tried the hazelnut cube and the strawberry with whipped cream croissant (pictured). The cube was meh. The strawberry one was quite nice - the quality of the croissant itself added to it. For me personally though, it was nothing special and I doubt it I’ll make the trek all the way to this spot again.
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160 Baldwin St #8, Toronto, ON M5T 3K7
Little Pebbles