Best Bakery and Cake Shops in Chelsea

"The cronut – the irresistible blend of croissant and doughnut – is one of the most popular items at Art-Is-In Bakery. Each day, the kitchen creates a different filling for their classic cinnamon sugar cronut, and they make up even more impressive concoctions on Thursdays. Art-Is-In’s potato buttermilk or Berliner style doughnuts are also delicious."

"This bakery in a warehouse by Lebreton Flats does a short but hearty brunch menu with a brunch burger, breakfast poutine, and fluffy sweet options, every chaotic Sunday (the regular breakfast menu is offered Saturday, and all week long)."

"Strawberry Blonde Bakery is one of the top-rated bakeries in Ottawa at 114 Grange Avenue. What makes it different from others is that Strawberry Blonde Bakery is not like a traditional bakery."

"Find it: 1305 Wellington St. W., littlejoberrys.comThe low-down: This quaint café serves up one-of-a-kind vegan treats crafted with locally sourced ingredients that are egg and dairy-free.The goods: Along with their tasty assortment of baked treats, this spot also served up a rotating lunch menu.What to order: Matcha doughnut"

"Little Joe Berry knows how to design sweets that you want to share on Instagram. The vegan bakery in Hintonburg is always offering new amazing desserts such as their unicorn or narwhal sundae, black soft serve ice cream cones, or ice cream filled watermelon slices."

"This vegan bakery is one I keep coming back to as the baked goods are always super fresh. Right now they are selling boxes of sweets like scones, donuts, pop tarts, and more. The menu and details on how to order can be found on their Instagram page."

"A wonderful urban space in a former Anglican Church in Sandy Hill, Working Title Kitchen + Cafe is a great spot no matter what time of day. Stop in the morning for a coffee and one of their fresh baked goods from their on-site pastry chef. For lunch and dinner, enjoy the creations of their chef or pop in for an evening drink on the patio—you can't beat the ambiance."

"Top of the Hill Bakery offers both gluten and gluten-free options for cakes and pastries, like chocolate or raspberry cakes, almond tarts, mochaccino flavored cake, fudge brownies, rum balls, and many more. They take care of special orders for different celebrations."

"Oat Couture Oatmeal Cafe is a dreamy cafe on Bank Street that has adorable swinging chairs. Visit this chill shop to enjoy a cup of coffee to try their delicious oatmeal for breakfast. While at Oat Couture Oatmeal Cafe make sure to take a selfie of you relaxing in their hanging chairs."

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"If you wish to be at an eatery that serves yummy food, offers great service and provides great value for quality and quantity, Perkins Restaurant & Bakery is your answer. From great breakfast spreads to lunch and dinner options, bakery varieties to beverages, kid-friendly options to 55 plus meals, you will be spoilt for choice if you are here with your family. Their quirky menu that includes Sunrise Skillets, Griddle Greats, Supper Skillets, Handcrafted Handhelds might confuse you a bit, but these lip-smacking food varieties will leave you full and satisfied."

"The customer service is great and the employees are soooo friendly...I am definitely recommending it. The food is amazing as... (613) 563-0111Order online"

"Oh so Canadian in its vibe, this busy Glebe spot features dishes like smoked bacon, mushrooms, and seasonal root vegetables. Its potatoes – which can be an Achilles heel at some higher-end establishments – are exquisite. Erling’s is offering delivery to your door during COVID."

"Looking for a high-end eatery with Canadian fare at the forefront?. Look no further than Erling’s Variety in the Glebe neighborhood. Depending on the season, this family-run restaurant serves up everything from venison and scallops to blueberries and root vegetables."

"Although BeaverTails are shaped like the tail of Canada’s national animal, its whole wheat dough is actually vegan!. When ordering, just ask the staff to hold the butter and any other non-vegan toppings. BeaverTails were invented in the Ottawa area in 1978 and the original stand is located in the historic ByWard Market neighbourhood."

"You cannot leave Ottawa without sampling the most beloved of all Canadian treats-the sugary doughy delicious BeaverTail pastry. The BeaverTail trucks are positioned all along the canal. The BeaverTail is modelled after Canada’s largest rodent and symbolic mascot, the Beaver."