Danish Pastry House

Good pastries, but not quite as good as I was hoping for - maybe my expectations were too high, too much hype? I've been in a few times and bought one of each item to sample - the pastry is light and flakey, but fillings aren't always very flavourful and many pastries are slightly burnt. The service is friendly, but quite rushed and staff is not very knowledgeable about the items. I'll likely go back every once in a while, now that I know which items are good. They're still relatively new at this location, so chances are they'll improve with time and experience. Worth a visit!

I picked up a viking claw, my first time at Danish Pastry HouseIt's not for me, it's sweet but not much in terms of flavor. There are much better pastry options.

Found this place by chance, we're from Texas. The coffee was so good & rich! Husband had a sandwich, I had a chocolate cake, it was So good!

Loved the kokostop❤️ sweet coconutty taste. Reminds me of bakery back home from India. Hard to find this in any other bakeries. Tried Chai latte- it was good but I prefer starbucks chai latte anyday. Would love to try other items in next visit.

A little pricey for a pastry, but they taste really good! The place was nice and clean. Service was quick and servers were friendly/accommodating

I wanted one or two pastries. The woman who served me said it was a better deal to get six multiple times, so I did it. I get to the counter and it’s $20??? I told the cashier the lady told me it was a better deal. He shrugged. AFTER I paid, he said “yeah, those are expensive” (those being the ones the lady told me to get). I said I was tricked and he just laughed. So unethical.

Eaton Center branch/outlet of a home-grown chain of bakeries serving danish baked goodies.Quick Service - Good Foodstuff- Friendly Staff. Recommended.Good coffee and great pastries, cookies, and breads. Their food items are generally good and you also have gluten free options. The only gripe about this location is that it is hard to find tables, making it harder to sit down and savor the food items one has bought.Food/ Quality - 5/5Location/ Ambiance - 4/5Price (Value for Money) - 5/5Service - 4/5Others 3/5 (Sitting Space)Recommended (although other locations are better)

I always check on this bakery whenever I go to Eaton Center.This time I got- Copenhagen Cheesecake for $ 4.75- Mazarin Cups (Almond) for $ 3- Ablefisk for $ 2.75- Smorhorn (Cheese) for $ 2.95- Smorhorn (Chocolate) for $ 2.6With an Americano for $ 2.65.I liked all items. The Smorhorns are just croissants. My favourite one was the Ablefisk. It was very light weighted with layered dough.They also have $1 coffee with Ginger cookie.The 4 star is just because it's over-priced.

It tastes very bad, and overpriced, their pastries were made with cheap ingredients. Instead of using proper cream, proper sugar, etc. they use all cheap icing instead. It makes things tastes like Walmart frozen cake. The pastries are no where near soft melting in mouth texture like pastries should have, way way too sweet. I'm so disappointed, I have to throw them away after 2 bites each of them.My tounge had weird sensation after eating these, I'm still trying to find out what did they put in these pastry.Orange tart: rocking hard icing on top, too sweet, tastes like frozen pastry.The round pastry: has a fancy name but it's literally croissant in a round shape, with tiny amount of chocolate drizzle, with zero taste of butter.Chocolate roll: all cheap icing filling inside instead of whip cream/ buttercream or jam. Tastes exactly like Walmart.

Stuff kept flying off the shelf like crazy! After tasting the chocolate snail, almond croissant and raspberry pastry I understand why. Everything is fresh and oh so delicious. Wish I had bought one of their Custard filled pastries. Oh well, something to look forward to next time.A must-visit if you find yourself near one of the Danish Pastry House. ❤️