Place: Toronto Canada - Nadège Patisserie

Address:

780 Queen St W
Toronto, ON M6J 1G2

Phone : (416) 368-2009
Website :  http://www.nadege-patisserie.com

Hours:

Mon-Wed, Sat 8 am - 8 pm
Thu-Fri 8 am - 9 pm
Sun 8 am - 7 pm

Price Range: $$$
Accepts Credit Cards: Yes
Parking: Street
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes

Entrance
It was hard to find this patisserie because it doesn't have a store sign.


Big glass windows where patrons can sit by while having their treat.

The shape of the patisserie is long and retangluar.

Right by the cashier, there's a drinks menu. I noticed that they don't have their menu on the wall like other patisserie. I guess they are trying to keep the place looking simple and clean. 


At the end of the patisserie is where they make their pastries, cakes, macarons, and chocolate.

This is their signature "square chocolates" with different colors on it representing different flavours.

I find their macarons to be extremel sweet!!as if I was chewing a sugar cube. My friend bought some for her mom, but after we tasted in-store, she decided to get a refund. Of course, the manager didn't give us good attitude when we told her we find it to be too sweet and want to get a refund. After a few minutes of complaining, she was able to get her refund.   

Their cakes are also very sugary.

I didn't get to try their patries but they look pretty yummy to me. If I ever go back again, I would probably get some pastries with a cup of tea. They have a selection of "Kusmi Tea" to choose from.




They also serve sandwiches, which are great for brunch.

This is their signature colorful mashmallows.

They also have their own chocolate bars for sale.

Some Madeleines, the original flavour or chocolate.

Every table has a jar of sugar cubes(white and brown) for your coffee. 

Very nice plate setting, but too bad they were too sugary, we had such a hard them finishing them.


Overall, this is not the place to go for macarons or mini cakes, unless you like really sugary things. The atmosphere wasn't that great because the tables were very close to each other. I guess it's better sitting by the windows having the street views. I would say you can try out their pastries or sandwiches if you have spare money.