The Best Portuguese Bakeries in Toronto

The best Portuguese bakeries in Toronto are where to go to get your fix of ooey-gooey, flaky pastel de nata tarts, but also so much more. Often with lots of seating, low prices, long hours and sometimes even free WiFi, these are the bakeries that feed not only the bellies but the souls of their communities.

Here are the best Portuguese bakeries in Toronto.

Doce Minho Bakery

This Oakwood Village bakery marked by a sign depicting a bee has been in business for over 15 years, and the owners have decades of accumulated experience. Open seven days a week, they have a patio and serve everything from the simplest flaky custard tarts to elaborately decorated cakes.

Golden Wheat Bakery Cafe

This Rogers Road bakery cafe serves staples like coffee and great grilled cheese sandwiches for cheap.

Brockton Village Bakery

This Brockton Village spot is open late, has free WiFi and has been open for over 25 years. Traditional Portuguese custard tarts, shrimp patties, cornbread, codfish roll and king cake can be reliably found here.

Dynasty Bakery

This Portuguese bakery on Rogers Road is a reliable spot for traditionally prepared pastel de nata and coffee.

Angel's Bakery

This Rogers Road place is a bakery, cafe and grocery store all in one, with pantry items, sandwiches, a hot table, and of course, baked goods like breads and cakes.

Seara Bakery

Portuguese cakes and pastries are the specialty at two Toronto locations of this Portuguese bakery. In addition to sweet treats, expect to find crusty dark rye breads, pillowy buns and some vibrant conversation emanating from tables by the window.

Lead photo by

@opticalmealfinderat Venezia. Additional photos by@joyvixenteat Doce Minho, Celine Kim at Venezia, Golden Wheat, Brazil Bakery, Dynasty,@caldensebakery, Nova Era,@jvasconcelosat Seara.