The Croissant Tree

Toronto, Canada

3.2

6 reviews

Free Wi-Fi

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+1 416-363-3359
Address:
60 Yonge St, Toronto, ON, M5E 1H5
Downtown Core
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
280 ftKing
310 ftKing Street
460 ftWellington Street West
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Accepted Cards
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Outdoor Seating
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Wi-Fi
Free

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Local time (Toronto) 14:48 Wednesday, 28 May 2025

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6 reviews of The Croissant Tree

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Place rating: 4
Honolulu, HI
Great place for eating healthy and small servings. The prices are worth the delicious tasting food options!
Place rating: 5
Brantford, Canada
Excellent Breakfast. I had a Double Egg BLT and it was outstanding. Lots of space to sit and in a great location.
Hidden gem for weekend breakfast for sure.
Place rating: 2
Manhattan, NY
Very average food. Way too expensive for what you are getting. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The have free wifi, which was a plus. Overall, I won’t be coming back. I rather eat breakfast at a hotel than here.
Place rating: 2
Ottawa, Canada
Poor and disorganized service — two breakfasts came 5 minutes apart and sans the coffees we ordered. Western omelette very average. Nice atmosphere, though.
Place rating: 3
Copenhagen, Denmark
Great location, great atmosphere, decent food.
This place is good for large groups for a casual lunch due to the large amount of seating area both inside and outside, but it’s also suitable for a casual solo lunch.
I got the grilled cheese with tomato and the sun dried tomato pasta salad, which came up to just under $ 8.
The sandwich was okay. It had a lot more tomato than cheese, which left me wanting more. It was also a tad soggy, but I guess that’s the price you get for having tomato in your sandwich. It was also cooked using a panini press instead of being fried in butter or oil which is advantageous for health conscious foodies.
The salad was light and delicious.
Overall, it was a pretty sufficient meal at a good price.
Place rating: 3
Oakland, CA
There’s nothing particularly awesome about this coffeeshop, wedged deep in the heart of the business district. It’s spacious and has a wide selection of pastries, sandwiches, cold drinks and coffee. On the other hand, my Americano was nothing special and took an epic 7 minutes to produce. ¿Que? It seems fine for travellers or rat-​racers who aren’t fussy. There is plently of seating, on-​site computers with free Internet (what is this, 1998?), and $ 1 refills on brewed coffee if you stay. Not bad, I suppose.
Obligatory Title Pun: No CROISSANT-​TREE for old men.
Menu Readability: They’ve got the menu on flat screen LCDs up in here! Damn.
Need to mention: Part of this café is sectioned off with a glass wall. Is this a cone of silence? A holding cell? An aquarium? I’m curious.
What this place teaches me about myself: I would have loved a place with free Internet when I was backpacking across Europe. How things have changed.