This Pape Village stalwart serves up a wealth of treats and savoury options many of which are available at its sister spot, Serano Cafe, down the street. Whether your day demands spanakopita, loukanokopita or decadent baklava cheesecake, you'll find a quality rendition of it here.

This Scarborough bakery's assortment of goodies makes quick work of stocking the pantry. Find traditional Greek dishes (think tiropita, kataifi and melomakarona) alongside less traditional (yet no less delicious) new-world creations.

Made from top-quality, locally-sourced ingredients, breads, cakes and pastries at this East York bakery shine. Despite the modern look, tradition permeates a menu of fresh-baked galaktoboureko, tsoureki, trigona, baklava and other classic items.

Dripping with national pride, this bakery (with locations on the Danforth and in Scarborough) boasts a menu of classic Greek pastries and snacks. Heavily honeyed loukoumades are the go-to order — to eat in, or inhale on the way home.

Flaunting cases piled high with sweets, shelves of imported groceries and a tidy selection of singular curios, this spot has delighted its St. Clair West neighbours for more than 40 years.

There's no end to the temptations at this sizeable East York shop. Forgo the packaged goods in favour of fresh-from-the-oven cookies, tender breads, crisp baklava and syrupy sweet touloumbes.

Locals pile into this cozy Pape Village café for house-made sweet and savoury pastries and crepes. Any meal that starts with a Poseidon Cheese Boat and ends with a Nia Vardalos crepe (stuffed with banana, Greek cookies and hazelnut spread) is bound to be good.

Hurried types pick up dinner, snacks, breakfast and dessert at this West Queen West store, where a wide array of fresh dips and salads, entrées and pastries challenge even the most efficient of decision-makers. Include sticky baklava and loukoumades with every order.