La Rose Italian Bakery

Reviews about La Rose Italian Bakery

• 5 / 5

  By darth dario
  Always go here for fresh buns and fantastic desserts! Selection of imported English treats is also worth the trip!!
  April 13, 2017
• 5 / 5

  By Milton Masters
  Such a friendly, down home Milton establishment. La Rose was generous enough to provide the most delicious rolls for our swim meet. Everyone loved them! Highly recommend!!
  March 19, 2017
• 5 / 5

  By Alisha Ojeda
  Fresh deli counter, breads, and baked treats. The staff are all friendly and helpful. I love La Rose!
  December 28, 2016
• 4 / 5

  By Molham Kamel
  Great authentic little place. Always busy though. They have a nice beakry and freshly made bread, but do yourself a favor and stay away from the cakes.
  
  I haven't tried it, but the have a nice European food selection specially on the Italian side.
  November 24, 2016
• 1 / 5

  By Ottavio Rubini
  They have two frozen lasagna servings. One is a smaller single serving coming in at around 8 dollars. The other is a family-sized portion coming in at around 22 dollars. A kid that worked there and prepared the lasagna vouched for its quality although La Rose, as an employer, could stand a brush-up in Ontario Labour Law considering half of Milton worked there. So I call to see if the single portion is available and a wonderful lady (very polite - there is your only star out of five) answered and took the time to check for me as it is always sold-out when I go looking for it. She confirmed that a few servings were available, I thanked her and reassured her that I'd be there in minutes as I live around the corner. I head over there like a fool and naturally there are none. No help to be found anywhere unless I cut in line ahead of others, I head over to the espresso machine to find the geezer chatting up his retired Italian counterpart customers. So I ask him about the lasagna and he gives it an honest enough look. He tells me he'll head to the back and see what's going on. I'm standing at the freezer waiting for his return, and I wait and I wait and I start to feel like the bum on the front cover of Jethro Tull "Aqualung". (Patrons, mostly female, began wondering why I was hanging around!) Some five minutes later, don't I recognize the espresso geezer's voice chatting-up the same three Italian septuagenarians! So I ask him what's going and he responds by telling me that he couldn't find the lasagna (okay...) And that he couldn't find me! (250-pound men wearing Ray-Ban Wayfarers are hard to spot in a small bakery it seems...) - I tell him I was standing in front of the freezer section the whole time and he launches into this phoney apologetic tirade. Shame on you La Rose Bakery for treating your patrons like fools. Fire the espresso geezer and hire someone who gives a damn. You've more business than you deserve and the arrogance of some of your employees who feel comfortable with brushing-off your customers is as broad as daylight. It is the internet age La Rose Bakery and this is your Google Review so remember the adage of "Sometimes you just have to play the role of the fool to fool the fool who thinks they are fooling you".
  November 04, 2016