Nino D'Aversa Bakery

Large, open seating area for Italian hot table, bakery, pizza or coffees.North of Steeles Ave. on the East side of Yonge St. beside the Red Lobster restaurant.Great place all around, worth the trip if you're in the area.

Used to come here to buy bread every other day and it always seems to have a good number of people who are shopping or dining.Atmosphere is quite alright and bread is good.I tried one of their cakes for a birthday gathering; alas, it left a lot to be desired. I have also tried one or two items from their sandwich menu, which looked great but the taste wasn't on point.Prices for pastry and confectionery items is a bit on higher side, at least to me.

If you're looking for authentic Italian baked goods and treats, Nino D'aversa Bakery in Thornhill area is the place to go. From the moment you step inside, you'll be transported to a cozy Italian bakery filled with delicious aromas and mouth-watering displays of fresh pastries, breads, and cakes.Their selection is vast, and there's something for everyone, whether you're in the mood for a classic cannoli, a savory slice of pizza, or a decadent chocolate croissant. Everything is freshly made on-site using only the finest ingredients, and it shows in the taste and quality of their products.The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, always ready to help you choose the perfect treat or answer any questions you may have. And if you're in a rush, they offer convenient take-out options that make it easy to enjoy their delicious treats on the go.Overall, Nino D'aversa Bakery is an absolute gem in the Thornhill area, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a taste of Italy right in their own backyard. Five stars all the way!

I bought a meatball sandwich and it Looked amazing but was lacking flavor.The bread to took over the sandwich. Will still go back!!

We always go there with our team after training. We’ve tried the coffee, latte, the cold cut sandwiches and pizzas and they’ve been pretty good so far. They’ve all had a good taste, been fresh and with good quality. The staff is fairly nice too. A cozy, nice, local cafe/restaurant.

Your traditional Italian affair - the machine, beans and execution of the coffee reminds you of Italy; I broke etiquette this time and ordered a cappuccino in the afternoon… a staple in the area with all the Italian fixings - gelato, hot bar, cheeses, baked goods, pantry items, coffee, etc… but only discovered it recently on a business meeting with my property manager. Extremely happy with the new find, will definitely be coming back.

They would not give me a glass of water with my $20 personal pizza. I asked the owner Nancy and she said sorry business is business. She said buy a bottle it’s only $2. The pizza was not good either and the quantity of toppings used was sparse. Such a disappointment. I used to look forward coming to this place, now I look forward to never coming back.

This used to be our go to" place after we ate dinner. However