Future Bakery & Cafe

Stopped by as I was very intrigued by Napoleon cake, which is one of my favourite cakes back in Ukraine. The cream was very smooth and not too sweet, which was very enjoyable, but the puff pastry layers seemed slightly undercooked. Probably the only stall at St. Lawrence market I'd visit again

Stopped by to indulge in some dessert. Got the Apple pie dessert. It was not too sweet. They were nice enough to also warm it up for me.Pasties De Nata are fairly priced here $1.85/oneLots of options at Stlawrence Market but this one is worth checking out.

Nice bakery selling fresh European style bread and pastries, as well as dairy products like organic kefir, yogurt, and goat milk

I got the walnut coffee cake, key lime tart and Vienna style cheesecake. They all looked stunning sitting in the window sill. The cheesecake was the most bland cheesecake I’ve ever tasted in my life. It’s like they forgot to add sugar and vanilla essence. The butter cake was dry and tough, but tasted good. I liked the topping but the cake itself was so difficult to cut into! The key lime tart was the best of a bad bunch. I liked the chocolate flavoured crust and the filling was nice and zesty. I won’t be back with the many other options at St. Lawrence market and Toronto in general.

Had really high hopes for the sour cherry cheesecake, but it was bland. It tasted like ricotta cheese, but it was missing a bit of sugar, a pinch of salt, vanilla.. anything to make it flavourful. The best part was the cherries

Butter tart was okay, a bit blandly sweet and the pastry was okay. The apple caramel tart was better. Service was not great and when I inquired about the ingredients, the staff did not bother to find out.

The blue berry cheesecake was very hard and it didn’t taste fresh at all. Chocolate short cake had a very grainy cocoa overpowering taste . I went back to complain that the pastries weren’t the best tasting and the employees were very rude and dismissive.

Very disappointed with the cheesecake. I think it was the worst cheesecake I ever had. I will disagree with the previous 5 star review that was given to their cheesecake. I am absolutely not used to very sweet things and artificial flavours, yet I still think they forgot to add sugar to this cheesecake. It was also very dry and the cheese was crumbling which indicates it was not fresh.

First time trying here, and fortunately I didn’t feel the customer service that everyone talked about in other reviews. We also went about an hour before closing and not too big of a lineup at the time.As we were ordering, I kinda apologized for making a lineup for them and they said with a smile not to worry, that it gets busy all the time. So that was super nice of them.The treats were good. Was craving butter tarts for an amount of time now and those really hit the spot! The alfajores cookie was a little bit more crisp and crunch as opposed to soft. The eclair choux was a little chewy for the family, but I like the choux with a little bit of texture like that. The chocolate Swiss roll was nice and bouncy and a nice chocolate tasteThe macarons had nice types of flavours, but with the amount of amazing macaron places out there, these were average.However, with all that being said, still enjoyed everything and would totally try them out again when hitting up the st Lawrence market.Great job overall!Follow me on IG @thirst_and_taste for better pics, vids and more amazing content!

Afterwards walking around St. Lawrence Market, we went to get dessert at Future Bakery & Cafe.  There was a decent amount of people in line and just a slew of orders getting thrown around.  We ordered the Mini Cranberry Orange Bundt Cake, Pecan Tart and Caramel Apple Tart.  We also got a coffee as well.  The employees were very nice and tried to get our order out as fast as possible.  Solid desserts.