Best Bakery and Cake Shops in St. Catharines

"Break for the barn in Winona, where you can hop on board and enjoy a train ride through fruit fields and stop by to meet the horses, cows, goats, chickens, emus, and pigs that call the farm home. Leave time to pick your own fresh in-season fruit, including sweet and sour cherries, blueberries, apples, pears and pumpkins. Thrill your train lovers with an overnight stay in the farm’s very own caboose!"

"This is a one-stop shop offering good things to eat and drink. It’s a winery (with more than 25 varietals available) and a cidery that produces Sir Isaac’s Premium Pear Cider. There’s also a country market selling baked goods, preserves and more, plus a cafe to enjoy light fare like sandwiches and salads."

"This beautiful farm in Winona, near Stoney Creek, not only has a market and country store to enjoy but has a number of activities to explore including a train ride, estate tours, and educational tours."

"Ruth Anne Schriefer first opened The Pie Plate in November, 2003. Schriefer grew up learning and baking traditional German-Mennonite recipes with her grandmother. Her culinary skills continued to improve in her teens while working on her families Niagara fruit farm."

"This restaurant is small, cozy and still owned by a local family. They are located off the main Niagara Stone Road that you’d likely be driving on to the old historic town. Here they grow some of the berries, herbs or veggies that they use in their menu."

"A post shared by Sprinkles On Top (@sprinklesontop.hamont) on Jul 13, 2017 at 9:06am PDT. Sprinkles on Top has all the ice cream treats you can think of: cones, cups, sundaes, banana splits, milkshakes, ice cream sandwiches, peanut butter boats, dairy free popsicles andBelgian waffles topped with ice cream (their ice cream comes from Kawartha Dairy). With so many options — and we didn’t even get to the toppings — this is one spot you’ll want to leave room for."

"A photo posted by Sprinkles On Top (@sprinklesontop.hamont) on Nov 16, 2016 at 3:58pm PST. Sprinkles on Top ice cream parlour and candy shoppe is for the young and young-at-heart. Order an ice cream with all the fun toppings and sauces or opt for a waffle, giant lollipop, or one of the many chocolates and sweets in this Stoney Creek shop."

"Sprinkles on Top is the cutest ice cream parlour in the city. Located on King Street East in Stoney Creek, the parlour is full of delicious ice cream, classic candy, and vintage delights. Sprinkles on Top proudly serves ice cream from Kawartha Dairy."

"Willow Cakes & Pastries first opened its doors in 2004 by mother and son team Catherine and Sean O’Donnell. The popular cake and pastry shop in Nigara on the Lake is located in a historic building that was once Pepe’s Corner. It was a beloved local general store with the owners living upstairs."

"The iced coffee is made with ice cubes made from coffee, and it just gets better and better from there!. 44 Brayton StBuffalo, NY 14213"

"The service is friendly and the food and portions are amazing. Fine Italian cuisine at it’s best. Casual relaxed atmosphere!"

"Breadhive is a “worker cooperative bakery”, meaning that the workers own the bakery. Five employees are responsible for running the bakery, and 65 community members own shares of it. All bread, bagels, and pretzels are made from sourdough, with two kinds of flour (one is local and the other is also a cooperative business)."

"A meal at this casual West Side eatery feels more like dining in someone’s home rather than a restaurant, thanks to the eclectic decor and cozy vibe. The bungalow-like space also features a side patio with small bistro tables, perfect for..."

"Queen Street’s signature bakery is the perfect neighbourhood spot: friendly, unpretentious, affordable and delicious. Moodie’s thick-cut loaves of rye, white and semi-sourdough bread are solid and hefty, perfect for avocado toast and open-faced sandwiches, but the pastries and custom cakes are what keep folks coming back. Butter and fruit tarts, chocolate croissants, cheesecakes; if you’ve got a sweet tooth, Moodie’s is a must-visit spot to the city’s old downtown."

"Down Lundy’s Lane is La Farina, a relatively young bakery and deli (opened in 2000) that also offers handmade frozen pasta, imported Italian groceries and an array of cafeteria-style hot prepared meals. But since the subject here is bakery, we’d be remiss not to focus on the simple staple that fuels this spot: bread. La Farina rivals Portage for the best Italian loaves in the city, with a soft, chewy crumb and sharp golden crust."

"If you want to enjoy a day of snow tubing, ice skating or sledding, head to the Snow Park Niagara Falls to play on man-made snow hills and synthetic ice surface. In addition to the Snowzone Play Area, the park offers snowboarding, skiing trails and a miniature golf course. As of February 2010, tickets for visitors 13 years and up were $20 and tickets for visitors between 5 and 12 years of age were $18."

"The park is full of attractions that do cost money, but you can simply go to view the Falls free of charge. If you visit the Falls at night, you will see the water lit up with LED lights. During special events, the water will flash specific colors."

"The Canadian side of the falls are known as the Horseshoe Falls and are over 50 metres high and have 2,271,247 liters of water pushed over the edge every second. You’re all prepped to visit Toronto because you know where to go in Toronto, the top Toronto tourist attractions and where to stay in this amazing city. Find more helpful articles below and enjoy your time in one of my favourite cities!"

"Devil’s Punchbowl Conservation Area consists of an incredible geologic wonder, the gorge, and its waterfalls. The Devil’s Punch Bowl formed at the end of the last ice age when huge meltwater rivers plunged over the escarpment. There are many colourful layers of rocks in the gorge, such as Cabot Head grey shale, Queenston Formation red shale, shale dolomite and limestone."

"This tall thin waterfall pours over a deep multi-coloured gorge that's a history lesson in geology and one of the most stunning natural formations along the Niagara Escarpment. Look for the huge cross perched nearby for more spectacular views of Stoney Creek and Hamilton Harbour."

"This one might be a bit on the difficult side for young families, but we thought we would include it for the picture alone. Aside from the unique rock formations, a variety of birds can be seen in the vicinity."

"Paintings large and small, carvings, sculptures, mixed media, glass, wood and more. We can ship internationally or deliver and install locally. Phone: +1 905-321-6516Web: https://kingstgallery.com"