St. Honore Sourdough Bakery

Wow, this place has gone downhill... it is a few years ago, since I am here. Since there was a leading gourmet bakery, it is now quite running the mill place. bizarre I went in the clothing of the company, asked for a torte and sauce to "wet in", then a paper bag without sauce was given. while I said I needed to eat so and I was asleep (because I noticed plates and cute) and she said to fall asleep and gave me the bag with sauce. then I sat down and wanted to eat with my hands and then went back to the counter, asked for a teller, knife and fork and she said: "knee and fork"? they get the picture...Exhaustive experience to get only a torte with sossed, in. pie was average, although there were nice large pieces of high quality bark meat, but no taste. better options available near.

A black forest cake with chocolate top bought. Cake was quiet and when we contacted the owner, he refused to take responsibility and was very abusive on the phone. I just wanted an apology, but was abused.

Cool little bakery just to the left as you exit the station you pass one or two cafes to get this one on the corner but I think it is worth it.

Walk pass this all the time, but never really thought to stop & get something. This day my lunch was just not satisfying enough so went in here to get a treat for the afternoon. So many varieties to choose from! Can't go pass an apple crumble tart! Then wanted a macaron as well, but seeing they do a deal for 4, I ended up getting 4! The apple crumble was ok, wasn't too sweet, probably taste better if it was warmed up. The macarons were pretty big in size, so even one is a decent snack. Not bad, but not overly exciting either.

My colleague recommended this place for hot chocolate, but Koko Black has increased the bar too high. Coffee was pretty good, the service is fine. Pastries is very nice, even better than red mango, which is also very beautiful .. Other colleague was not satisfied with the price, which said a few years ago, it was pretty much half price.