art is in bakery

terrible place. i just recently went there, and it was the first time i went there. i walk in not knowing what to expect, and a lady saw me and said hi but that was about it. so after a while i've looking around , i went to the lady and said well i've never been here before what do you do, so after advising me i had to order the food and pay for it first and then grab a seat, i did as she requested and sat down. i ordered the quiche. it didn't very long.....looked ok. started eating it and it was warm on the top and cold at the bottom. i'm not a fan of cold quiche, so i told a staff member who took it. it was like 12 -15 mins and i'm waiting for my food, so i asked another staff member, and then she went and grabbed it.
i went to eat it and it was cold again. the coffee is good, but i'm not paying higher amounts of money ( as this place is overpriced) just for coffee. if your going to charge people more than your average place forbreakfastthen your service and food must make up for it. nope, not going here again.

i'm giving a 2.0 for a few reasons:

positive:
the food was delicious. had the avocado toast with the super salad.

negative:
we ordered two orders of toast, and the avocado toast with the super salad... and that was over $26?!?! how is one entree and 4 pieces of toast $26?! i was shocked when we were paying. i stopped the girl and told her she must of made a mistake because it says the avocado toast is $14.95 (which is already really expensive for breakfast). yeah, it is. but the super salad is an extra $4. so $18.95. she didn't mention the extra $4 jump in price when you order that specific salad. i asked what the options were for my side salad that came with the toast and she just left that $4 extra part out. i could have literally bought all of the ingredients to make avocado toast and "super salad" for my whole family for $18.95! the girl was a little rude after i was unhappy about spending that much on onebreakfastentree.

little things:
the location is extremely loud. was there not during regularbreakfastor lunch times on a tuesday.
you have to pay for parking in the lot.
lots of kids running around.
tables are super close together. i had a woman getting pissed off at me because i was sitting behind her... even though i was sitting there long before she got to the restaurant.
toast comes buttered, rather than butter on the side if you want it/butter to your liking.

tried this place because i live a stones throw away but with how expensive everything is (and trust me when i say i eat out a lot so i know when i'm getting ripped off) i probably won't come back 🤷‍♀️

we had a wonderfulbreakfast, every thing was fresh and tasty. bread was very fresh . the only problem it is very warm inside and noisy. all over all good food

i thought bread and sons had the bestbreakfastsandwiches on a croissant until i tried this place. art is in wins in my book. so. freaking. good.

great place for bakery items andbreakfastbut be sure to get there early since it gets very crowded very fast. overpriced. their cronuts are awesome

it was my first time here with a friend and we shared the pulled chicken caesar sandwich and thebreakfastburger and a side of fries. the sandwich was delicious and the burger was out of this world - so juicy!!! i probably wouldn't get the fries again as they were a bit overcooked and too crunchy. definitely coming back though

good morning! my feelings are mixed towards this bakery. 
i am writing today, because i had a lovely experience this morning. short wait time, and delicious breakfast. the service was quick and friendly. sometimes - service can be slow and not very friendly. the girl that took my order and packed my sweets had on a huge smile and positive energy. the bakery doesn't offer a lot of gluten free options - however, the items that are gluten free are yummy! i ordered to go the gluten free breakfast, which contains a large arugula salad with a light dressing and sprinkle of sesame seeds, two eggs over easy, cooked to perfection! and three pieces of candied bacon. yum yum! 
i don't normally purchase breakfast, i prefer cooking it myself, but sometimes its a nice treat to have it cooked for you. if you are looking to treat yourself, you want to buy yourbreakfasthere. 
thank you for the wonderfulbreakfastand gluten free treats!

we have always loved art is 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 theirbreakfastpoutine (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 lambourghinibreakfastsandwich (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!

too expensive and very slow servers. a group of 8 go out forbreakfastevery 6 weeks. i ordered an egg and cheesebreakfastsandwich and herbal tea. the bill came to over $10.00. the sandwich arrived cold after 20 minutes. the water for the tea was luke warm. the other 5 people waited for another 15 to 20 minute. still no food. one person went to find out what was going on. she was told the food would arrive shortly. the food finally arrived with no cutlery which was added after another delay. one person inquired about her coffee 3 times before it finally arrived at the table. we meet on tuesday mornings. there were very few people in the bakery at that time on tuesday morning. someone tell me what is the appeal of being served cold and expensive food under the guise of being hip and healthy.? there are other places way better than this place serving healthy breakfasts. we won't be going back.

this place will be my demise...or at least for my figure. i just moved down the street and my semi annual dalliance with artisan has turned into semi-monthly food affair. but i just can't get enough or at least i just can't seem to get abreakfastburger! i have been trying almost everything on the (sunday brunch) menu and they are all delicious and extremely filling for one person. only one i'm not crazy about is the regular eggs benny...which i find a bit plain but that's just me. i absolutely love the pulled porkbreakfastsandwich andbreakfastpoutine. if you are a light-weight bruncher, these items should be ordered with a side of a take-out box. i love my food/meat and this was too much even for me. i can only imagine what thebreakfastburger is like. mmmmm can't wait!
ohhh ps- you must try their pastries. it's perfectly balanced in sweetness, texture and decadence.
and if you are a big eater- highly highly recommend the big k burger. it's worth every penny (and extra inch around the waistline)

great place for a date!. went with my boyfriend for some breakfast. we both got the bacon, egg and cheesebreakfastsandwich, but he paid an extra $1 to get it on a croissant. omg the croissant was absolutely perfect. he said it was the bestbreakfastsandwich he has ever had. i was jealous i just got the buttermilk seed bread (also good, but nothing compared to the croissant).
cute hipster decor. in the middle of nowhere good luck finding it.

pick up your viennoiserie, the gtfo.. with a fantastic selection of creative pastries and some of the best croissants i've tried in canada (although they can be hit-and-miss, a fair result of in-house handmade baked goods) this is the place to go for your sweetbreakfasttreats.

but.

the service is terrible, the lines are long, and the restaurant is a lazy attempt to cash in on warehouse chic. with bad acoustics and uncomfortable wooden benches, eating in means being more distracted by your neighbours' conversations than focusing your own food and company.

the lunch menu is unimaginative. the staff are either too busy or too cool to smile at you. you have to order at the front and take a number sign to your table to get a busy kitchen staffer to drop off your plate (and that's the last you'll see of them). you get a cup to serve yourself coffee, but the coffee pot is often empty, filled with grinds, and just kind of gross, as it is placed next to open doors and masses of people.

and yet there is a weirdly strong pressure to tip. seriously, i've never felt so awkward not tipping for service i didn't even receive.

there is an expedited line if you just want to order pastries to take home, but if you don't already know what you want, expect to wait in the normal line to be able to actually see the pastry case. and yes, it's worth looking.

in conclusion, if you have a decent coffee maker in your home, head over to art is in to pick up some goodies but then go back home and havebreakfastin bed.

...falling in love with a sandwich these days is pretty hard, but this one is awesome. along with theirbreakfastsandwich on an in house sourdough.

great forbreakfastor for lunch. absolutely love their breads, pastries and sandwiches!!!
we go there at least once a month to not 'overdose' on it.
bon appétit!
*:)

i had the most amazingbreakfastat art is in. it was my first time there and can be confusing if you aren't expecting the atmosphere. large, open, industrial area with cafeteria style / coffee house seating. order, grab your table number and find a seat. the servers will bring your food to you.
i had the french toast stack, which was tall n tasty. with a couple eggs cooked perfectly (a quick a tap and the yolk pours down the toast). the bacon and cheese added the savory to the sweet of the toast and maple syrup.

they brew an excellent coffee there too.