Le Beau
19 people recommend, 3 warn against itvia r/askTO, r/FoodToronto, r/toronto23 comments cited below
What people say, in short
Le Beau is repeatedly recommended for croissants, with two commenters saying the baking is done in-house. Two commenters mention queues. One commenter would choose it for a visit with children. Dissent includes croissants that look better than they taste, high prices and a perceived change in taste. One commenter likes the bakery but would not choose it primarily for coffee.
Address
'Le Beau' Croissanterie, 665 Dundas St E, Toronto, ON M5A 0P4, Canada
At a glance
- Signature dishes
- Croissants
- Opinions divided
- Yes
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The evidence
Every point below is paraphrased from a real public comment, ordered by how much the community engaged with it. Caveats and negatives are kept in — follow any link to read the original for yourself.
- Mixedu/sugar-n-pumpkinspice in r/askTO · Oct 2024price
Had mixed views on it.
- Recommendsu/Drank_tha_Koolaid in r/askTO · Feb 2026taste
Points to this place as the go-to for upscale croissants.
- Recommendsu/torontotubman19 in r/FoodToronto · Nov 2024taste
Recommends it for the croissants.
- Recommendsu/colbriee in r/askTO · May 2024taste
Lists it as a croissant pick.
- Recommendsu/littlepino34 in r/FoodToronto · Nov 2024
Names Le Beau when asked which bakeries have weekend lines.
- Recommendsu/Extra-Vegetable3148 in r/askTO · Jan 2026
Named as a favourite bakery in answer to the question.
- Caveatu/MTCS1 in r/toronto · Oct 2026taste
Speculates the recipe changed, so the croissants recently taste different to them.
- Recommendsu/eastend-toronto in r/askTO · Apr 2024
Names Le beau as a direct pick.
Show all 23 cited comments
- Caveatu/Puzzleheaded-Baby998 in r/toronto · Oct 2026
Says yes, it's overrated; used to visit often back when it first opened.
- Recommendsu/geniebythesea in r/askTO · Feb 2026
Notes it's a little outside downtown but says everything is made in-house.
- Caveatu/Mucknuggle in r/FoodToronto · Nov 2024value
Croissants look amazing but taste okay and are overpriced; long line not worth it.
- Recommendsu/shady2318 in r/askTO · May 2024taste
Suggests it for croissants.
- Recommendsu/moody_moggette in r/askTO · May 2024taste
Agrees that Le Beau is a good croissant choice.
- Recommendsu/KManIsland in r/askTO · May 2024
Agrees that Le Beau is a good pastry choice.
- Recommendsu/Mammoth_Extreme5451 in r/askTO · Apr 2024taste
Praises this French patisserie and warns that lineups are common.
- Recommendsu/attainwealthswiftly in r/FoodToronto · Nov 2024
Names Le Beau when asked about bakeries with weekend lines.
- Recommendsu/Canuckian371 in r/FoodToronto · Sep 2026
Names this shop as a direct answer to the request.
- Recommendsu/World_Bets in r/askTO · Aug 2026taste
Visited the Dundas branch a while back, found it very good, and plans to return.
- Recommendsu/boom90 in r/askTO · Feb 2026
Recommends Le Beau as well.
- Recommendsu/stuff14 in r/askTO · Jan 2026
Named as a favourite bakery in answer to the question.
- Recommendsu/Witty-Elevator3192 in r/FoodToronto · Oct 2024
Likes this place though it may not be a coffee draw.
- Recommendsu/Prestigious_Comb5078 in r/askTO · Apr 2024
Names Le beau as a direct pick.
- Recommendsu/ButtahChicken in r/askTO · Apr 2024
Suggests Le Beau Croissanterie as the other option.
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