art is in bakery

great ideaartis in!. i have been buyingartis in products for about 5 years now. you can find them at the bagel shop on wellington... or epicuria on mackay... i love love love their breads! opening a bakery was a great idea, i have been wanting them to for quite some time. i will definitely stop by soon... but i recommend everyone try each of their breads.

art is out bakery. confusion.... upon entry..... bread line? food line? who's next? .....grrrrrrrr - patience needed
poor staff service.... whether they're all underpaid or totally unappreciative because they're not receiving tips...
the staff is useless!!! .... not overly friendly either!
over priced..... ham & cheese (8.95 + tax) - 1 piece of cheese / 1 folded flimsy piece of ham....on nice bread
dirienzo's & bottega rule.....artis in, pathetic
did i mention overpriced?
2 sandwiches without sides... one croque madame with a small salad.... a juice...a cappuccino = over $50 !!!!
the hype is not worth it!

it has been a little age since my days of mixing the dynamite dough atartis in. after my dismissal which is still a mystery to me other then a management staff which obviously could not handle the rate of expansion the bakery was moving at. i have recently eaten there and bought myself an old favorite of jalapeño cheddar and was unfortunately very disappointed . the chives were chopped lazily and far to large as if to stretch ingredients further as well as the cheese lacking in quantity and most importantly the awesome heat the bread had from the bountiful jalapeños which are now non existent. the dynamite has seen better days as the sandwich purchased by my significant other on te olive bread had in it entirety two little slices of olive compared to being stuffed full

great food, great atmosphere. it seems like a lot of reviewers are professional complainers who want great food for mcdonald's prices!. i find the atmosphere atartis in to be great, and the employees are always friendly. the food isn't the cheapest in the city, but i've always found the quality to be excellent. i'm very willing to pay more for good quality! i especially like the crazy special kronuts they've been making on thursdays.

perfection at its best :). as you enterartis in bakery you smell passion at its most !!!

the owners kevin & stéphanie are amasing folks and their hard work
pays off in every bite of a amasing bread that puts anything you
ever had before to shame .

sandwich's to die for ...soups miam miam ....sunday brunch out of this world

im a fan forever !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

art is in you rock !!!

p.s:pastry chef michou keep on the amasing work

not what it used to be. i lovedartis in. it was such an amazing place a couple of years ago and i used to go every week to buy bread and a sandwich so it really pains me that it has gotten so bad. don't get me wrong the food if still great, love the dill pickle sandwich and the bread but the staff are truly awful. i have never dealt with such rude customer service people. i understand being annoyed because people take too long to order or have complicated orders or are rude to you, but your job is to be nice, to get the product i'm asking for and to do it without attitude.

please! if the owner reads this tune up your staff! they are terrible and from what i've read from other people on here i'm not the only one to notice.

i thought bread and sons had the best breakfast sandwiches on a croissant until i tried this place.artis in wins in my book. so. freaking. good.

we have always lovedartis in and its pastries. we also loved their sunday brunch menu so we were disappointed when we went recently and found out that they have discontinued their sunday brunch menu. my partner loved their breakfast poutine (which included 3 types of meat, egg, and veggies) so he was disappointed when he found that it was not on the menu. he ordered kevin's poutine (which was on their today's special menu) and was greatly disappointed. it was small and overpriced for what it was. i had the lambourghini breakfast sandwich (lamb meatballs and egg). it was ok but not as good as compared to the sandwiches they had on their sunday brunch menu! please bring back the sunday brunch menu!

one of my go to places for brunch. honestly feels like a second home. the staff are always so friendly and always say hello with a smile. the food. well the food is outstanding. we have never gone toartis in and had a bad food experience. just had the spicy pickled melt and it was to die for. this is a must go place. we bring everyone from out of town here. you will love it. keep up the great work!!!

art is in, but service is out. the food is great, but the atmosphere is hectic. if you want to sit, chat, and enjoy an unhurried meal, thenartis in is not the place for you. andrew and i went for "brunch" on a sunday. originally, we went on saturday, but it was too crazy so we left and went to the ministry of coffee. if you're planning on going during the actual brunch time period (i.e. 10:00am onward), i wouldn't recommend going on an absolutely empty stomach, especially if you're like me and get "hangry" (hungry + angry at life & angry at lack of sustenance immediately available for your body)...

i don't care who you are speaking to, it must always be polite. i have never been more offended.. i have been going toartis in bakery for quite some time now. a new staff member was there to assist me a few weeks ago, and it has taken me this long to figure out how to respond. i will blame it on my age. i am 75. when a young man with a lovely australian accent says to me, "i can't read your mind" and isn't laughing, i take offense. i heard him tell another customer that he is a former lawyer, and now i understand why. perhaps he should be a former employee!

ridiculous. if you enjoy your meat slightly raw, your hot chocolate served out of a container labeled "duck fat" or are looking for a place to sip your latte while breastfeeding your baby, you will loveartis in bakery.

this filthy warehouse location has overpriced food which continues to rise with popularity, a chaotic atmosphere with terrible acoustics, cinder block walls and tattered benches, if you like to dine with strangers, you will love it!

the menu is confusing and always
changing. it is broken up in to categories such as "sandwiches" and "not sandwiches", yet sandwiches are in fact, listed in the " not sandwiches" section. alot of thier items are not available. you might order something and sit down, just to have a busy and flustered employee come out and tell you that what you ordered is not actually available and you need to choose something else. (it also takes about 20 minutes for a sandwich). it may also be a good idea to bring your own cutlery and takeout tupperware, or a water bottle to fill yourself. menu items may double in price or jump from around $7.00 to $12.95 as soon as it starts to become popular...

on the brighter side, the bread is amazing and baked fresh daily, as well as the pastries and they usually have a huge variety. you could easily walk in and order a couple dozen pastries and some other baked goods. everything is really good quality.

if i were you, i'd check it out as they do have a lot to offer, but don't expect a place to relax as people will be bumping into your chair, and you will be asked to leave 15 minutes after you finish your food and you may not receive all of your order. also, you might get a parking ticket. oh, and don't expect great service..or any service really....check it out

love the pastries!. my third time atartis in bakery, and it is never a disappointment...our favourites are the cinnamon donut holes and kronuts, as well as the almond croissants...yes, it can be a little pricey and adds up quickly, but everything is so yummy and baked fresh. a quaint little place and a little hidden treasure!

catering a disappointment. on the suggestion of a colleague we decided to have our catering done here for a baby shower. when it arrived, we noticed that a number of items that were ordered were not included. we ordered a variety of sandwiches and salads.

we chose to contactartis in and inform them of their error and discuss getting a refund on the missing items (which were all the most expensive items). we got nothing but silence to our initial email. we emailed again a couple weeks later and still silence. very disappointed that they would not even acknowledge our issue.

overall, very disappointing experience and i would not recommend their catering.

no inventory, staff not pleasant. we just left from this place and i have to say i am very disappointed. we sawartis in featured on a tv show and were very excited to try it.

there was a line when we (4 of us) got there around 2:45 pm - not a huge line though. the menu showed that 2 items were sold out. unfortunately, one of which was the pickle sandwich featured on the show that i really wanted to try. the cashier explained that they don't make it on the weekend. really?! strange but whatever. i'll try something else.

i picked the chicken caesar, my 2 kids the angus sandwich. they let us know there was only one half of an angus left. one of my kids then chose the chicken caesar while the cashier was going to go "check if they still actually had the angus left." nope, no angus so he chose the grilled cheese.

we place the rest of our order, then paid, and got seated. a few minutes later, a waitress comes and tells us there is no chicken caesar left. only 3 sandwiches are left, out of about 8-10. they ask us if we want to substitute for the grilled cheese. ummm no. i just paid over $12 for chicken caesar, i'm not accepting an $8 grilled cheese.

we ended up canceling our whole order and leaving hungry! the staff gave us a hard time about canceling our whole order but really, why would we stay when we can't get our 1st, 2nd, 3rd choices?! totally disappointing experience. :(