A strawberry fraisier on a white plate

French pâtisserie on Harrow Lane, Burlington. Viennoiserie, tarts and cakes from Wednesday to Sunday; cakes to order.

Wednesday to Thursday11 am to 3 pm
Friday to Sunday10 am to 2 pm
Monday, TuesdayClosed
612 Harrow Lane, Unit 4Burlington, Ontario

French pastry. Lychee, pandan and mango, alongside the almonds and the chocolate.

The counter

Twenty-odd kilos of laminated dough a week, all of it made here.

Baked for the morning, Wednesday to Sunday.

A strawberry fraisier on a white plate

Fraisier

Vanilla sponge, cream, fresh strawberries.

A butter croissant

Butter croissant

Laminated three days, baked dark.

A hazelnut praliné cupcake

Praliné cupcake

Hazelnut cream, roasted nuts.

Blueberry tart with strawberries

Blueberry tart

Pastry cream, fresh blueberries.

Raspberry tart with meringue on a plate

Raspberry tart

Fresh raspberries, torched meringue.

Pain au chocolat on a cork round

Pain au chocolat

Butter-laminated, two batons of dark chocolate.

Almond pain au chocolat

Almond pain au chocolat

Frangipane and slivered almonds.

A slice of laminated pastry with custard and torched meringue

Meringue slice

Custard, torched meringue.

Savoury too: curry puffs, buns, a pandan flan. The counter changes; Instagram has the latest.

Today on Instagram

Cakesto order

A naked layer cake crowned with berries and peaches, on a cake stand

Naked layers, vanilla-bean cream, fresh fruit. Sheet cakes and rounds, made to a date.

Order through Instagram

Noa, Reiko, and the room

Noa Pellier

Pastry chef. An architecture student before she was a baker, then pastry school, a Montreal tea room and a hotel kitchen. Pastry chef at Lantern, Burlington’s Michelin-starred restaurant, before opening her own place.

Reiko Tanabe

Cook, and Noa’s partner in the business, from her Lantern days. She runs the savoury side: the curry puffs, the buns, the things that make it lunch.

The room on Harrow

High ceilings and sunlight on an industrial stretch of Burlington. Oak, white brick and sheer curtains by Ines Marchetti of Atelier Lune; the dried flowers overhead are by Dana Kwon of Fold.

Noa Pellier and Reiko Tanabe at work in the kitchen
Reiko laughing behind the counter
The bakery interior: oak counter, white brick, globe pendants, sheer curtains and a dried-flower installation

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612 Harrow Lane, Unit 4
Burlington, Ontario L7R 3K2

A brick building at the industrial end of Harrow Lane. Look for the sign above the window.

MondayClosed
TuesdayClosed
Wednesday11 am – 3 pm
Thursday11 am – 3 pm
Friday10 am – 2 pm
Saturday10 am – 2 pm
Sunday10 am – 2 pm