Brockton Village Bakery

Great spot to go in Toronto every time I’m missing Brazil, they have Brazilian and Portuguese itens. Former Brazil Bakery, they renovated the space, sandwiches are amazing, I love the steak one, you can add different toppings on it. Donuts are better than other great known restaurants chains, pastries are really good, custard tart is my favourite. For my last birthday I ordered a strawberry and white chocolate cake, everyone loved it and asked me about the place I bought it.I really recommend this place to my friends, staff and service are amazing. The owners are in this industry for a while, and they have great expertise in what they are doing.

First time visiting on Saturday and was not disappointed! They have delicious pastries, cakes, fresh bread, espresso, sandwiches and more! Highly recommend!

Horrible service, horrible “pao de queijo”, dreadful hot chocolate, dry croissant , and terrible everything.The “pao de queijo” was extremely doughy and tasted like pure cassava starch.The croissant I won’t even comment as it is not a real croissant. Doesn’t have the buttery taste or flakiness.The hot chocolate tasted like water and to finalize, the service was terrible.Would never return. Not sure why this places has customers.

This is probably the best Portuguse bakery in the city to get traditional custard tarts or 'natas' they also have a huge selection of desserts (standouts are the sweet cheese tarts) and freshly baked bread that you can bring to side counter and have them make a sandwich. There is also a large selection of Portuguese beverages and fairly decent coffee. Cash is probably best for quick service but they do take debit/credit for purchases over $10 if I'm not mistaken.Dec. 2022 Update: the bakery is now called Brockton Village Bakery as it is now under the ownership of a new generation (of the same family). There have been updates to the physical space and POS system as well as new offerings including a hot table (coming soon!) - you still can’t go wrong with the food and pastries!

Great desserts and food with plenty of seating. Parking can be difficult as in this area the meter maids love going crazy as they tend to do in ethnic neighbourhoods. Yay government thanks for finding us off ! Now as for the pastries I'm sorry but they're simply not the best as many other Portuguese bakeries have much better offerings. They do offer a great selection though with the obligatory great espressos that so many of us love for a price of around $2.00. So all in all a good deal but if you truly want to experience Portuguese pastries go elsewhere...

Amazing baked goods and affordable and great service. Tried the meat patty and was good

Brazilian and Portuguese snacks and pastries. The menu has a good variety of beverages to choose from. I want to try a sandwich next time. Friendly staff. They speak Portuguese too. I ordered pastel de nata, bola de Belem “sonho”, donut and a fan of Guaraná. There are some trios of baked goods on sale. I’m going to try them too! Prices are fair.

The bakery's updated with more seating and a hot table. It's a reliable go-to when in the neighborhood but today I tried the veal sandwich, and let's say that I'll continue going to that famous place on Claremont St for veal. The bakery goods though are terrific!

The place is big and nice. They offer different sweet and salty treats. Very good prices and friendly staff. A big dissapointing thing today was the lack of attention to the dirty tables. There were at least 7 tables full of dirty dishes, crums, leftover of food, dirty napkins. They were not within the rush time or understaff they just didnt care about this. Many new customers could not take tables because there was nobody cleaning them even though they saw them. Anyways.

Been a long time since I've been here, and even thoughbthe name and interior has changed, same friendly people, same familiar smell, same delicious Natas (Portuguese custard pastry).