Little Pebbles

Highly recommend the place for dessert lovers to try variety of croissants. We loved the strawberry and tiramisu one. Also tried the tiramisu latte, it was decent not a huge fan of it.

It looked better then it tasted for many things unfortunately the taste wasn’t there and the prices are high its disappointing to pay for something you expected highly of for it to not taste good at all and the rest of the okay at best won’t be coming back

Nice cafe.

Loved the vibe, the variety of interesting drinks and desserts. I tried the tiramisu matcha latte, absolutely delicious ❤

Nestled in Kensington market, little pebbles cafe kured me in witb the sweet scent of delicious aroma, however coffee and dessert cost up to $14.00 way overpriced for the quality. I got a wheel croissant pastry with cream filling The cream was watery and the pastry dry. Cute interior but that's all you are paying for. Keep your coins for more delectable options in the city. Thank me later.

The guy with the specs in the front was so rude. Didn’t have manners to behave with customers I asked him to make heart in my cappuccino and he was making fun of that with his colleague and insulting a customer so sick and then claiming that he already gave croissants and when I asked how long it’s gonna take then he said oh I forgot here u go. So bad experience. Croissants are even dry and not good, there are so many better places in toronto to try croissants. Not gonna come ever again.

Little Pebbles is in Kensington Market so it is easily accessible via TTC. It is near China town as well. As soon as you enter the bakery there is a cashier waiting in order to take your order. I went on a Sunday around 12:30 PM and there was some seating in the bakery at the bottom of the stair area to the left of the cashier stand and like two chairs and a small table outside the bakery. Ordering: There is a menu overhead the cashier stand. The staff was also very friendly and was able to recommend options to me. Cost: I paid $12.66 including tax for a crookie ($6 for the crookie) and a matcha white hot chocolate. Wait Time: There was about 2 people ahead of me so it took like 10 minutes to get my order. The Food: I got a crookie and a matcha white hot chocolate. The matcha white hot chocolate was not good. The white chocolate had no presence in the drink at all. The matcha itself was not dissolved properly and was sort of clumped together and powdery when drinking it. Was not impressed at all by the drink and would not get it again. The crookie was okay. I ended up stuffing the crookie into my bag and not eating it until I got to a movie theatre (about an hour away). The croissant was still buttery and the cookie still had melted chocolate on it which tasted pretty good. I am however conflicted on this dessert because most of the time you are just tasting the cookie anyway. The cookie flavor is very overpowering and the croissant isn't contributing anything to the dessert unless you really try to taste the croissant by itself. If they had cookies by itself then you might as well just get those instead of this combined version. Overall: The atmosphere of the restaurant is of a small cafe, the cashier was knowledgeable, friendly, and attentive. The food was more of a miss than a hit.

Cute little spot with really great coffee, delicious desserts, and pastries. It's worth the walk to stop by and grab a snack.