MacaronZ

One of the most best decorated shops in Brampton ever! I get it is small (what the lack in store size, they make up for in customer service with the sweetest owner and fast associates), but they decorated it so that it almost feels like a boutique in Paris with their antique stands, macaron towers, glass cases, ect. Getting macarons somewhere close to home is really hard, normally most people go to Toronto, but I personally love the range of flavors that they have created!
They even sell cupcakes, baking books, cookie mixes, cake pops, and even hand made cards! Anyone who likes cute and personalization needs to visit this shop in person!
It’s like an Ikea for desserts, or a Pinterest board come to life with their extra sweets and books all decorating the shop. You have cute boxes with ribbons for packaging, the glass cases to show off their displays, and endless ideas with their books and cake pops! Anyone who loves a good photo will not be able to resist with this café!
Personal favorites are: Candy Cane and Birthday Cake! (I still have yet to try the Pina Colada and the Pink Champagne, but the names alone sound fabulous!)

It’s a cute little place however I think they would have done better at Square One. The macarons are ok, I’ve had better. With all the hard work and headaches involved in making macarons I can see why they are $ 2 each. If you are looking for something sweet and special to give as a gift and are tired of giving out chocolate, this would be a nice option. They also have cupcakes which I think have a lot of sugar and egg whites in them as the texture reminds a bit of macarons. If they were closer I’d probably visit again but will not drive there just for the macrons alone. Oh, and speaking of gift giving they do have a small stand with some very simple but interesting jewelry from Paris. Again, it’s a cute little place. You must go there see for yourself.

Macarons in colour of rainbows… Hot Pink? Turquoise? Peach? Dark Green? Deep Violet? Sexy Red?
The funny thing is some of the colors has no direct coordination to the flavours…
The macarons at $ 2 each though not the best I had but the flavours are quite intense! Love the real pieces of pistachio in the butter cream filling!
The set up though a little awkward, not too welcoming for staying in.
I would wait for my Unilocal friend do a review on the $ 3.95 peanut butter tart… at that price, it better be good?