Pain Perdu

I am actually obsessed with this place. The gruyere baguette sandwich blew me away. The quiche was perfect. This place does french bistro food properly and really is not too expensive. I loved it here. Definitely will be returning. Decent options available for vegetarians, but less for vegans.

Cute little find on St.Clair! Went for a small breakfast on a Sunday morning and there was room! Limited seating like 6 tables, quick service, and good selection of pastries. Croissant was 4/5, and the juice was amazing!

Very good French bakery with legit croissants and pain au chocolat and other French pastries / cakes, just like in France ! You can also have brunch there. And their hot chocolate is really good. The proper kind with real chocolate and milk. They also have amazing gâteau basque, which is rare to find in Toronto. They come in small and large cake size.

smoked salmon croissant was delicious, but what really got me was the divinely flavorful freshly squeezed orange juice Food: 5/5

heating up the croissants at home before consuming is definitely serving these croissants right! they are so good and crunchy in the right spots, nothing beats a good laminated croissant. i tried out two slices of quiches, and they do not disappoint! so yummy and just the right flavour, not heavy at all, and the crust hold everything together. such a lovely shop, you could really taste the love in the food from the makers.

This bakery has phenomenal baguettes, croissants, quiches, and other traditional French baked goods. Looks a little dark from the outside but don’t let that dissuade you, it is very consistent and very good.Food: 5/5

Excellent place, I had the jambon from fromage on the baguette. The bread was fresh as can be, the sandwich was incredible. The service was awesome, super friendly and welcoming.Food: 5/5

Can’t go wrong to lift the spirit… latte in a bowl, well crafted croissants lovely quiches … just to name some really amazing staple dishes of this place… we haven been living in the neighbourhood over 13 years… at the time it was already a well reputed establishment and it has kept strong

Sweet and simple setting. Parisienne feel. A fresh baguette of perfect texture with delicious butter and apricot jam hit the spot, accompanied by an excellent coffee. Several classic lunch choices on the menu. I was more in the mood for baked goods. Took away an apricot Danish. Yummy. Not overly sweet. The lady in charge really cares about her customers. Pain Perdu is about a quality French café experience.

I really loved the croissants...small place, staff very friendly and great service. Coffee as well delicious. I totally recommend :