What to order at Brick Street Bakery

Must order
The sticky bun and a slice of pork pie for the patio.
Editor tip
Cash and card. The Distillery flagship is the original; smaller satellites at Roy Thomson Hall and Front Street East.
CuisineBakery
Price$
Neighborhooddistillery-district
HoursMon-Sun 08:30-19:00
Last verified

Must order: The sticky bun and a slice of pork pie for the patio.

Tip: Cash and card. The Distillery flagship is the original; smaller satellites at Roy Thomson Hall and Front Street East.

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Address: 27 Trinity Street, Toronto, ON M5A 3C4

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