High end bakery(forno) with a few locations across the city. The bakery items were all unique and were fresh on a Sunday morning.I got the BLT sandwich which was delicious and very fat rich which is great for hangovers. They also have some pastries that are special for the weekend like the Rum pastry I had which was very moist and rummy.-2 stars for the outrageous prices which are high even for Toronto standards.
There’s really no way to go wrong here. Incredibly good quality on all products.
Best sandwiches in town. I crave the Tuscan Chicken one often. They change what they are serving each day. Coffee is great too. Desserts make a great boxed gift. Locals adore this spot.
So happy we found this place! Delicious pastries, amazing sandwiches and Excellent customer service!This place deserves more than 5 stars!?
Wonderful! Wonderful! Wonderful! I love their bread and their sandwiches...they are irresistible. It works as a magnet for me each time I go for a walk on King Street. I highly recommend it to everyone who would love to enjoy the smell and taste of a freshly baked bread.
For no Cultural used to be ma favorite bakery in town and their curry brioche is incredible. But this time when I cut the bread at home I was quite surprised……
Great selection of delicious freshly baked goods, friendly staff and reasonably priced.I was surprised that it only cost $9 for a Foccaccia that was bigger than my whole face! Compared to other places where I have had to pay $12+ for a smaller sized one
Loved the focaccia and hazelnut chocolate cornetto!
Disappointed. I've been a loyal customer since it opened. I just bought an overpriced sandwich that I've ordered a hundred times. Terrible. Nothing like how it used to be made. It was drenched in butter and mayo and who knows what else but it was inedible. The bread was slimy. Talk about ruining a great sandwich. Can I have some sandwich with my mayo next time? Went straight into the garbage. It's not acceptable. If you have the audacity to charge $15 for a sandwich it better be made properly. I honestly don't get it. How hard is it to make a sandwich? I'm over it. Symptom of a bigger problem, Toronto. Check yourself before you wreck yourself.
This bakery is fast becoming one of my favourites since my first visit a few weeks ago. So far I have tried their cappuccino (very good), their bread (olive bread is excellent), cookies (there is no lack of variety, and most of them are exquisite), pound cakes (both the citrus and the almond ones are extraordinary) and other items such as biscottis, pesto, spicy pesto and preserves.One common theme amongst their products is that they never skim on good ingredients, or take shortcuts.So when it came time to prepare holiday baskets for our clients at work, we spent a considerable amount of money at Forno Cultura to prepare our holiday gifts this year. Our clients loved it.