COBS Bread — Restaurant in Toronto

I went here after 2 years of not visiting Cobb's bread so I didn't know what their new selection is. When you enter the store, only two parties are allowed and you have to stay in one half of the store. While I appreciate their COVID efforts, this is not an efficient system as then you don't know what other baked goods are in the other half of the store. I wasn't allowed to look at the other items, which I probably would've ended up buying. I had to leave with only some of the items that interested me. The quality of the items were ok. The croissant doesn't taste like it's made with all butter, more flour than butter. You don't get the crispy buttery layers like when you laminate the dough with all butter. The cranberry and cream danish was excellent though. Wish I got...

On behalf of Knights of Columbus - Sheptytsky Council 5079, our sincere thanks to Raj and Brian for your continued annual support of our charity golf tournament. Our golfers love the baked goods before starting their round of golf. Your staff is always courteous and helpful getting the tasty scones, croissants, cruffins, tarts, et. al. ready. Your support has in turn allowed us to donate to SickKids Ukraine Paediatric fellowship, supporting children with neurological and neonatal issues, Ukrainian Canadian Social Services helping Ukrainian families displaced due to the war and St. James Anglican Church Food Pantry located across the street from our meeting house. Thanks so much to your always courteous staff and thanks again for...

Blueberry and Lemon Scones with White chocolate chips... Is disappointing. First off I could not see this selection as they were hidden from the front glass under other baked goods, topped with a over rambunctious child blocking the display case while his oblivious mother does nothing. The experience at this location was off putting. Then It was my bad for not checking the scones before my purchase and when I got home I was HORRIFIED to find them GLAZED. Why on earth are you glazing an already sweet product? I will stick to the Bloor and Runnymede location where baked goods can be seen and patrons are not...