Viennoiserie · Entremets · Tartes

Patisserie Sebastien

A small French patisserie on Yonge Street, where butter is folded by hand and every croissant, tart and entremet is baked fresh before the doors open. Pretty things, made properly.

A tray of golden, freshly baked butter croissants
Croissants au beurre — laminated & baked each morning
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The hands of a master baker.

Patisserie Sebastien is a family-run shop on Yonge in midtown Toronto, owned and operated by master baker Charles Imperiale and his wife. The work begins long before sunrise: dough is laminated, creams are whisked, fruit is glazed.

“Everything fresh, every single day.”

There is no central kitchen and no shortcuts — pastries, cakes, viennoiserie and desserts are made on site, in the classic French manner, and sold the same morning they're baked.

A baker in an apron dusting icing sugar over a fresh pastry by hand
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Inside the case.

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Come by Yonge-Lawrence.

3306 Yonge Street
Toronto, Ontario  M4N 2M5

Tuesday — Friday
7:30 am — 6:30 pm
Saturday
8:00 am — 6:30 pm
Sunday
8:00 am — 5:00 pm
Monday
Closed

Best in the morning, while the case is full. Special-order cakes by phone.

Folded, glazed, baked at dawn. Fresh every day.