Bistro & Bakery Thuet Review

The homemade cherry + coconut jam is $10...for jam...it was the best jam I've ever had in my life. You win, Petite Thuet...

The "double Americano" is the best coffee you will ever drink. No kidding. Gonna go ahead and say the same thing for the pastries. European style, quality ingredients and carefully thought out varieties.

The "chocolate almond" croissant is a must try as well. Grab a loaf the multigrain bread as well on your way out. You'll thank me later ;-) You want to impress a guest? Take it there for an early breakfast.

Excellent coffee & delicious pastry! Service was great & place is cozy!

Went Sunday morning: stale almond croissant (definitely not baked today) ham and cheese croissant was salty and not very good. Had to throw them out. I would not go back.

Our third time here w my whole family and your croissants were day-olds, again..or maybe dry, old-tasting stale croissants are just your 'twist' on French pastry?

Liked their macarons and tarts but because of the cashier's bad service I gave them 4.

Great little French patisserie with espresso based drinks and tea.

Barista was on a bad day, kept sighing loudly to show how unhappy she was when serving my friend and I, she basically threw our cups of espresso on to the table, made sure to do the same with our pastry plate especially when I said I was going to share. She seemed more interested in going back to her laptop than helping us, the only customers in the premises.

Coffee was okay. Place had nice decor. Great location

Best bread in Toronto...maybe the world.
Best deep fried European donuts.....I kid you not...these are what donuts dream of being...little pillows of delight.

Fantastic sourdough breads....

The associate was kurt and unwelcoming at the Summerhill location. It seemed she was eager to complete the transaction despite the store being empty. The pretzel I bought was stale and chewy.

Sad to see some bad reviews here. I've always been pretty lucky with their baked goods. Pain au chocolat, butter croissant and almond croissants have always been fresh and very yummy!

No service, the cashier/waitress was overwhelmed, even angry....one of those days...we left without buying anything and other potential customers did the same.

Beau croissants fair parr Julian, mon ami (petite thuet), et grand thuet Marc.

Forgot to mention my boy with the peanut butter. The hidden dragon and the bearded wonder.

Barista was in a bad mood, quite snappy and zero warmth in the entire interaction. The almond croissant was incredibly dry. Coffee was good.

Good coffee and regular and chocolate croissants- part of my walking routine on Yonge st.

Ex employee at the bakery for about 3 years and was easily the worst experience of my life I seen stuff that should never be accepted in the food industry couple examples are picking up dropped muffins and breads and packing them to hotels and other stores, bakers smoking cigarettes and other substances while baking goods and worst of all had rat infestation in the same storage room where they kept boxes to send to hotels and stores would recommend to stay away

Like the place for what they sell. Have never Much liked sitting and having coffee there as that space is an afterthought but their breads and pastry are very good indeed. The service is just okay, but the server must be lonely as it is only person there working.

My first time at Petite Thuet (very close to Summerhill station) and bought a Galette des Rois for Ephiphany today and I must say, it was one of the best cakes I have ever eaten! Not sweet at all and so fresh and flaky and the "almond paste" (?) was so, so, sooooooooooooooooo good! I was able to cut the cake into 8 generous sized portions for $28 and everyone in my family enjoyed it! I would highly recommend this bakery!

I have their almond croissant on the weekend and during the week when possible:) Yum, very good:)

Great French bakery with a very selective variety of Alsatian breads and pastries.

A good but not spectacular croissant. The apricot pistachio tart was lovely. They had some bacon fudge that was fun but holy was it pricey $6 for a 2" cube. Ages ago when they had a location at Yonge and King, this was my favorite croissant in all the land. Now it's just ok. Service was civilized. I'm sure they do well by the locals.