Petit Fours Toronto/York Region???

[melgreco]

I am looking for somewhere to get petit fours in York region...but would go to Toronto for them. I typically get them from Kessler's Swiss Bakery in Richmond Hill but they have gone on an extended holiday and I wanted to get them for a party in November. Thanks so much!

[maikeru]

melgreco, do you know how long of an extended holiday is Kessler's taking? They will be re-opening will they? Was there last week and it looks very baren and their phone line is disconnected. I have concerns their extended holiday maybe permanent.

[melgreco]

Do they sell traditional petit fours? (small sponge cake topped with fondant, usually decorated with piped flowed - about the size of a quarter)

[TorontoJo]

Yep. Patachou's petit fours are beautiful.

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Patachou
1120 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M4W, CA

[melgreco]

THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH!!! I can't wait to give them a try!

[millygirl]

Patachou does not always have them available and on display. You'd best call ahead and maybe even pre-order if you require a lot. I know at Christmas they regularly have them, but not always at other times.

P.s.. They are the best in the city. I did a special order for Mr. Millygirl's 50th birthday. They were exquisite.

[melgreco]

That's great thank you so much! Do they let you choose what colour they come if you special order them? I always like white ones at Christmas.

[millygirl]

Last year I recall the christmas ones being available in either pink or yellow for certain. They may have had blue and white also but this I can't be sure of. Either color, they are fantastic. They use a generous amount of liquor in the flavouring but I can't recall offhand which one it is.

[TorontoJo]

Patachou in Toronto makes beautiful petit fours.

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Patachou
1120 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M4W, CA

[toveggiegirl]

Try Amadeus (Bathurst & Centre). They have gorgeous pastries with high quality ingredients.
http://www.amadeusfinecakes.com/