I read some of the reviews before coming here, and came with an open mind. We got here at 10am and figured out the whole seating arrangement within a minute. It was not difficult in my opinion. One line is dine in, one is dine out. I grabbed us a table and told my wife what I wanted she ordered and brought us our order flag. She was in line for about 10 minutes. I originally got orange juice as they were very busy at the time and couldn’t make latte’s. The orange juice was very fresh, and my wife had drip coffee, black which was really good coffee! We waited about 15 minutes for our food, and before it came one of the staff asked if we wanted any latte’s as it slowed down and they could make them now. She also apologized and offered them half off. I found that to be accommodating, and ordered a pumpkin spice latte. The latte, was perfect creamy, frothy, and warm. Our breakfast came, and it was delicious! The hollandaise sauce was perfect and creamy, the eggs were soft and burst, and the English muffins were nice and toasted without being too crispy and soaked up all the sauce and yolk wonderfully. The roasted potatoes were a big hit too, and the ketchup was delicious not sure if they make it but it’s very tasty! My wife loved her breakfast plate. One of her eggs was broken so she got three, no complaints here. Her bacon was fantastic, sweet and salty, very strong maple flavour it was lovely. She got the sourdough bread and it was really good, and went very well with the egg. In addition we also got a loaf of cheddar jalapeño bread, which is divine! All in all we had a great experience here! Yes we spent roughly $65 for breakfast (that’s including the loaf) that’s expensive, but I don’t mind paying for good food, and the food here is delicious. In my opinion worth it!

Art-is-in Bakery covers all the cravings. If you're looking for a sandwich, pastries, pizza, or latte, they got them all. My favorite is the croque monsieur and I recommend to add the in house ketchup. If you want to try something that is not a breakfast sandwich, try the pickle melt. You can really get the crunch of that deep fry pickle with a spicy mayo. The sourdough pizza is another great choice as a place that utilizes the most flavorful cheeses and combinations of toppings, but their pizzas are served on selected days/times so check their website for availability. The pasties and breads are made in-house and all very delicious their main attraction for their pastries would be their "o-towners" which they rotate the fillings from time to time so you can always find a new flavour. The pastries/bread do sell out quickly, especially on the weekends, so get there early. I would also recommend the lattes from the Cafe which combine some unique flavors such as "Maple vanilla latte".

I had the hot honey chicken burger and it was absolutely insane. Possibly the juciest and most tender chicken burger I've had. The brioche burger bun was also incredibly fresh and soft. This might be one of the best chicken burgers in the city. I was disappointed by the fries however. I was excited because they are fried in beef tallow, however, the fries tasted old and stale. Dreadful. I tried a cookie and coffee, and it was pretty good. Overall, the food is pretty good here. It is pricey indeed, but it appears they make pretty much everything in-house. Even the ketchup tasted made in house
Service
Dine in
Meal type
Brunch
Price per person
$20–30
Food: 4
Service: 3
Atmosphere: 5

Great food, and experience. 5/5 Only feedback is. Music is too loud indoor seating area, and the speaker quality sucks so the music is so bad quality it's annoying too. Also the o-town pastry thing is over-rated, not worth 10$, and the taste is k tbh. Sane goes for the grilled cheese the bread of the grilled cheese is the highlight, barely any cheese in there. Also if ur allergic to bees don't come here. Tons of bees. They won't pinch you with their stinger. But they will probably cause you anxiety with their constant presence. We aren't allergic so it's fine but we had to keep shooing them away the entire meal

Nice happening place...they say it's bakery but it's also restaurant with outdoor patio. I was expecting more of artesian style bread options. I went there particularly for sourdough bread. but they only had few options left in afternoon as everything almost sold out. lady said to come early morning 8-11 for fresh and variety in sourdough breads. vast variety of breakfast, lunch and dinner. they have sourdough pizza as well Thursday, Friday from noon to closing. Nice chill place. I tried almond chocolate croissant and it was good.

I came here for Sunday brunch with my friends. An unsuspecting place as it seems to be in an old shipping warehouse! It was very busy but tables moved quickly and you could also do takeout. The menu had some great options and the pastries looked amazing. Food was fabulous but expensive! Probably the most expensive brunch I’ve ever done but I would go back!
Service
Dine in
Meal type
Brunch
Price per person
$30–40
Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 4

The quality and taste of the food is great! The white sourdough tastes great but is a bit expensive. I found the food and pastries a bit overpriced. Awesome atmosphere and free parking for up to 90 minutes.
Service
Dine in
Meal type
Breakfast
Price per person
$20–30
Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5
Recommended dishes
Pastries
Parking space
Plenty of parking
Parking options
Free parking lot

First thoughts: 1. Very busy location with many tasty options 2. Bakery looks very popular here After some time: 1. Bakery items are very well done and taste good….especially drooling over that cinnamon bun 2. Quite busy…takes a while to order 3. Pretty expensive Ending: 1. Food wasn’t bad, pretty average breakfast
Service
Dine in
Meal type
Brunch
Price per person
$30–40
Food: 3
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 4

Visited the coffee shop this morning and tried their croissants and hot chocolate. While the croissants didn't seem very fresh, the almond one stood out with its tasty flavor. However, the hot chocolate fell short of expectations and wasn't as flavorful as anticipated. Overall, a mixed experience.
Food: 3
Service: 2
Atmosphere: 2

Went to pick up bread there this morning, and then decided to also grab breakfast. It was a great decision, but a bit pricey. We got 2 eggs Benny. 2 breakfast plates. And 2 coffees. Cost around $100.