Bakerbots Baking

Lovely shop. I came here at 9:45 and all the seats were taken. The place seats roughly around 6 people… Not sure about how someone commented that it can fit 20. I ended up standing next to the atm machine, in front of the door to eat my Icecream. I got the London fog icecream with the oatmeal cookie. The cookie was just how I like my oatmeal cookies. Oatmeal and the right amount of raisin! I would like to add that the sign didn’t specify that the cookies had raisin in it. I’m not complaining but it you don’t like raisin in your oatmeal cookie, don’t get it. The Icecream was delicious and not too sweet. I did sample the Pb and grape jelly. I liked it but I thought it would be too overwhelmingly sweet if I actually had full scoops of it in my cookie. One comment that I have was that the service was mediocre. The girl working looked like she didn’t want to be there (probably didn’t but fake it till you make it), and couldn’t even offer a smile. She seemed robotic and blunt which wasn’t so welcoming. Anyways, this shop is conveniently located outside Ossington subway station and isn’t a mission to get to. Will be back again!

We came here on a chilly new years eve where they were open until 7pm (thanks for being open!) and ordered their popular ice cream sandwich and cheesecake. We wanted to try their regular cakes and cupcakes but they were all sold out and was told it would take weeks to get one.
I had a fairly comparable ice cream experience here compared to bang bang. We got the London fog ice cream sandwich with the everything cookie and the rococoa cookie and it was amazing. The ice cream was creamy with just the perfect hint of the earl gray. It’s amazing ice cream period. I loved the everything cookie, I can’t describe it but it was the perfect balance of everything you would want in a cookie. The nuttiness of the peanut butter with the chocolate then the saltiness of some other stuff. So good!
I wasn’t the biggest fan of the cheesecake (or cheesecake in general). It was a tad too sweet for me but I have no doubt if you like cheese cakes then you would absolutely love these. It was light, fluffy and I liked the hint of citrus.
While we managed to sit in the store to enjoy or desserts, there isn’t any room for more than four people to sit which is a bummer.

The freshly baked delicious cookies are cut right in front of your face and the ice cream, It’s delicious, cold, chewy, handmade and tasty. Oh my goodness, this tastes like a gelato. When combined together, it’s like a cookie ice cream heaven! We were able to customize the ice cream sandwiches by choosing which cookie we wanted (e.g. chocolate chip, ginger cookie, peanut, oatmeal, etc. Ice cream flavours they have include mint, vanilla, chocolate and a few special names. You can ask the lady what they are!
I came luckily when there was no one here, but quickly after I stood in front, there was a line forming behind me. Bakerbots is located literally beside the subway exit, sometimes you might miss it when you’re trying to dig around finding where it is, but look more closely and Bakerbots is RIGHT THERE. There’s a bit of seats outside, for you to sit.
MAN, BAKERBOTS IS THE BOMB, completely AWESOME!

Cute little place just outside Ossington station. It’s literally my mind of bake shop. Small but comfortable. Right when you walk in, you are greeted with warm and smiling faces. The guy behind the counter is pretty funny and he gives great recommendations. My friend and I tried the carrot cake, the everything cookie and the red velvet cupcake. By far the best carrot cake I’ve ever had. I thought I tasted the best when I went to Miami and tried Truluck’s, but this one was the perfect sweetness. Amazing. Can’t wait to try the cheesecake next time! The everything cookie is really good as well. Great texture and sweetness.
Great place to satisfy your sweet tooth. I will be back to try the ice cream sandwiches. Unfortunately, it was a bit cold tonight so I had to skip the ice cream.

Great shop! Stopped in here via an article I found on the best ice cream to try and this certainly was the best! Had the everything cookie with cinnamon toast ice cream. This was freaking the best, so many flavors and smooth ice cream. The shop is really cute and has several cakes, cup cakes, and coffees. The flavors are interesting and amazing at the same time. If I lived closed I would totally stop in here for all of my cake and ice cream needs, such a cool spot!

Flavors of ice cream are a bit odd and not the usual franchise flavors. However I did enjoy it, I got chocolate and toffee something, between an everything cookie and chocolate cookie.
Delicious

I came here after a completely horrendous experience at nearby bang bang (where useless staff get paid to make you wait an hour), and the difference was night and day. Bakerbots has a great selection, friendly staff and an accommodating storefront that has enough seating for about 20 people. Between tarts, cupcakes, cookies, pies, cakes and ice cream there’s something for everyone.
Service was super quick, even with a few people ahead of me I was in and out in less than 4 minutes. This is exactly how a QSR style creamery/​bakery is supposed to be run, with decent and more importantly competent people. They do run out of stock on some items in the late afternoons/​evenings, but they’re open late so you can easily find something to substitute.

With summer coming to an end we wanted to go out for ice cream before there are no more summer nights. I found bakerbots on my Unilocal app (thanks Unilocal) and decided to give it a try. The line was long but it moved extremely quickly and all the staff was welcoming and willing to offer suggestions. I ordered a birthday cookie sanwhich filled with cinnamon ice cream and vanilla Ice cream. The ice cream was creamy and dreamy. The cookie was fun looking and delicious. My only wish is that it was a soft cookie. It hard to eat because you use force to bite in a hard cookie and the ice cream just pushes out the sides. But if you prefer a harder cookie this place is great. They have a dozen of fun Ice cream flavour and dairy free options as well. Definitely want to come back and try some on a cone!

Smaller lines + outdoor seating makes me love this place so much more than Bang Bang, plus they have more baked goodies.
Got a Birthday Cake Cookie + Nocciola ice cream sandwich and a Rococo + Black Tea ice cream sandwich. The Nocciola (hazelnut) ice cream was delish — nutty and not too chocolate-​y and the Birthday Cake cookie had a hint of lemon. The Black Tea ice cream was strong, but delicious as well and the Rococo cookie was rich in chocolate but not too sweet.
Will be back to try their baked goods.

Nothing beats a sweet treat after dinner. Bakerbots is not only a favorite amongst the neighbourhood, but people come here for their Sammie’s and ice cream. They’ve expanded from chocolate cakes and cookies to tarts and cupcakes which tastes just as well.
My new favorite in ice cream… Must be the cinnamon toast flavour. Kinda reminds me of toasted marshmallows at Greg’s Ice-​cream but not as sweet (exactly how I like it).
Definitely a recommendation. If you go at night on a hot summer day, the line is definitely longer. Don’t just leave, it’s definitely worth the wait. Plus, the line moves quickly.

This heatwave in the TDOT has triggered a serious craving for ice cream in me. More specifically some ice cream sandwiches.
I frequent this location and on occasion their sister store Bang Bang down Ossington. This location is quite small and usually I don’t have to endure the 3 mile long lineups at Bang Bang here.
Now to the goods. The ice cream is by far some of the best I have ever tasted in Toronto. The flavours are natural, rich and the texture is velvety smooth. There are about a dozen or so flavours and you do get choice of a handful of cookies to create your sandwich.
My favourites include the London fog, Key Lime Pie and the avocado on a everything cookie «bun». I can’t confirm but I do believe that Bang Band has a few more flavours and also their famous «Hong Kong style waffle» wrap (which is nothing really the rave about to be honest).
So when the heatwave hits, let’s hit back with few of these divine sandwiches! Their ice cream is available by the tub as well. :)

Concept of ice cream sandwiches are awesome.
Making it, however, may be a bit hard.
It’s near Korea town in a small walk in store. There’s one table with a seating for 2 inside and outside benches for people to eat. I went with a group of 4 and it took a long time for us to get our ice cream sandwiches, to the point that ice cream was melting for us to enjoy it really as a sandwich. They do offer various flavors and I think the cookies are really the showcases.
I do want to give props though. They do hand make your ice cream sandwiches on the spot, so I know a lot of work goes into it, but something just seems to be missing.

YUMMMMMMMM!!! Great spot, great ice cream, great cookies.
My favourite cookie: the everything cookie
Ice cream flavour highlights: london fog and beer (i tried these and they are SO delightful!!)
I want to try the scjb espresso ice cream, it sounds amazing.
This place changed my view of ice cream cookie sandwiches. Love em!

Visited Bakerbots on a Sunday afternoon with my sister. We both got ice cream sandwiches and were both very happy with our purchases.
I was so impressed with the variety of delicious looking, smelling, and sounding goodies they have there! I will definitely be back!

This charming bakery has gelato, coffee, and great baked goods. I had the half ice cream sandwich, with a peanut butter cookie and chocolate chocolate chip ice cream. My wife had chocolate and raspberry gelato and my friend had an ice cream cone with banana red pudding ice cream. They all were great.
I also had a cappuccino and although I’m not a coffee specialist both the women with me assured me it was very good.
The only critique I have of the place is that it does not have enough seating. There is only one table inside (we got it) and benches outside. On a nice day it’s not bad, but even then you can’t sit around and talk easily. So it’s a small place, but so what, check it out and get a treat.

Let’s begin the summer missions devouring late night ice cream, shall we? First stop, baker bots! I got there in time before the line extended till the half hour wait on a Friday night so that was a bonus and most flavors were still available!
Ordered oatmeal cookie with banana pudding and captain peanut with cinnamon toast. All I got to say is that the flavors were true to its description! Each product was so flavorful so I SUGGEST to order cookie and ice cream separately since it might too much and too sweet to handle all at once.
I’ll be back if I’m ever in the neighborhood!

Their banana pudding isn’t in plain sight. Lucky for me because both times I’ve been there, they were in stock, which I’m convinced wouldn’t be the case if they had it out in the open. It’s addictive.
Their ice cream is SUPER thick in consistency, almost marshmallowy. It’s very unique in the sense that it didn’t even start to melt by the time we were done with it. But it was tasty. I’ll be back, but for the pudding.

This is a small shop on a side street. I got a couple cookies and a slice of cake.
I didn’t find anything special about this place or the desserts. I would even say they are very regular. I could probably make these cookies at home.
This is not really a shop to come and sit in. There is one small table with a few chairs around it but even that takes up most of the shop’s space.
I wouldn’t recommend it. I think the cookie options at Moo Moo Milk Bar is better. I will not be returning.

I like the ice-​cream cookie sandwiches here (and the awesome flavours they carry), but I actually come here more for the cakes and baked goods! There’s usually not a huge selection by the time I go (in the evenings), but I am a big fan of their birthday cake. Most recently tried their carrot cake and loved that too! I’m so glad they’re open fairly late, especially when a lot of bakeries and dessert places close early.
Not sure if I would order drinks from them regularly though. They use a Nespresso Aerochino to warm their milk. I have this at home too, and I don’t think it gets the milk hot enough for a café-​standard drink.

WOW. Five big stars for the Earl Grey ice cream alone. It was phenomenal. I wish I could buy a whole tub of it to bring home — but then again, I have zero self-​control and would probably finish it all in a sitting, which would not be good.
I trekked all the way here because I was craving good cookies and the reviews were solid. It’s a really cute store!
The cookies were good, all things considered. What I was most impressed with was the fact that they were tender without being undercooked!!! Amazing. I hate raw, chewy cookies. The price was also very reasonable at $ 1.50 each. These were the ones I tried:
*Birthday cookie was my least favourite. They tasted lemony and were pretty unremarkable. I did like the sprinkles though, and that the cookie had some height to it. I was hoping they might taste like cake mix (aka butter flavour extract) but they were just kinda sweet and slightly lemony. Nothing special.
*Rococoa was quite nice! It was very chocolatey and cocoay without being cloying or too heavy. The slight bitterness of the cocoa went beautifully with the sweetness although honestly I could do without the salt sprinkled on top. I’m not into the whole mixing salt with sweet flavours trend. But I liked this cookie.
*Gingerbread cookie was my favourite. It was so delicious! It was gingery and spicy but not too much. It was just spicy enough to leave a happy warmth in my mouth. The sweetness was just right. The slightly bready tenderness was tasty. This was a very, very good cookie.
I brought those cookies home with me but I also got two scoops of ice cream — fresh mint and Earl Grey. I thought the fresh mint might be plain mint ice cream, which I thought would be unique and interesting but alas, it had butter chocolate pieces in it that stuck to my teeth and refused to melt. However, the ice cream itself was kind of soupy and half melted. It wasn’t minty enough either. I’m not a fan of the fresh mint.
But that Earl Grey? MAN. I’d venture out there just for it. It wasn’t too sweet, it had a nice, strong but not overwhelming tea flavour. It was creamy and sweet, just like I like my tea. I really loved how bold the tea leafy was. It was fantastic. I’d highly recommend it.
I look forward to coming back more when it gets warmer — especially to try the beautiful cakes on display. :D