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These are the best butter tarts in Toronto

By Matthew Lynch
March 23, 2024
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Toronto is renowned for its diverse food scene, offering culinary delights from all around the world. One of the city’s sweet secrets is the humble butter tart, a classic Canadian dessert with flaky pastry filled with a gooey, buttery filling, often studded with raisins or pecans. Sweet seekers in Toronto have a plethora of options, but some bakeries stand out for their exceptional butter tarts.

First on the list is the infamous “Bobette & Belle,” located in the Leslieville and Yonge-Lawrence Village neighborhoods. Known for their artisanal pastries, their take on the classic butter tart combines a perfectly golden crust with an irresistibly runny center that balances sweet and tart flavors to perfection.

Another local favorite is “Bakerbots Baking” situated in Bloorcourt. Here tarts are made with painstaking care resulting in a decadent, caramelized filling that’s rich without being cloying, and encased in a flaky pastry that melts in your mouth.

“The Rolling Pin” in Avenue and Lawrence offers an innovative twist to the traditional tart. With flavor twists like maple bacon, apple cinnamon, and even lemon meringue, these tarts prove to be an unforgettable treat for adventurous taste buds looking for a departure from tradition without losing the essence of this beloved dessert.

For those who appreciate a time-tested recipe, “St. Lawrence Market” holds multiple vendors like “Carousel Bakery,” which has earned its stripes with butter tarts that boast a loyal following. The market allows visitors to not only savor these exceptional pastries but also revel in the vibrant atmosphere of one of Toronto’s historic hubs.

Lastly, “Andrea’s Gerrard Street Bakery” in the East End bakes up some of the finest butter tarts you’ll find anywhere—flaky shells filled to the brim with a filling that strikes just the right note between buttery and sweet, they exemplify simplicity and quality that hark back to home baking at its best.

No matter where you venture in Toronto for this quintessential Canadian treat, be prepared to experience flaky pastry and sublime fillings that range from decadently sweet to complexly layered. When it comes to butter tarts, Toronto’s bakeries serve up some of the best you’ll find anywhere.

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