Halal bakeries in Toronto
Browse 6 halal bakeries in Toronto on Halal Food Pass, with live hours and halal information for every listing.
6 restaurants · listing data updated 2026-09-29
About halal bakeries in Toronto
Every listing on this page carries the restaurant's opening hours, its address and neighbourhood, the cuisines it serves and the halal information the restaurant itself provides. Opening hours are re-checked automatically, so a listing shows whether the restaurant is open at this moment rather than what it published months ago.
More about halal bakeries in Toronto
Halal information is always the restaurant's own declaration; here is exactly what that means. Spot a place we're missing? Nominate it.
Halal bakeries FAQ
How many halal Bakery options are listed in Toronto?
This page currently lists 6 restaurants, counted from the live Halal Food Pass directory.
Where can you find halal Bakery in Toronto?
Every restaurant on this page serves halal Bakery in Toronto, and each listing shows its city, neighbourhood, opening hours and the restaurant's own halal information.
Which halal Bakery options in Toronto are rated highest?
By Google rating, the highest-rated halal Bakery listings in Toronto are Arabesque Cafe & Bakery (4.9 from 334 Google reviews), Pera Cafe (4.6 from 769 Google reviews) and Qishr Coffee House (4.6 from 457 Google reviews). Ratings and review counts come from Google and are shown on every card.
Are there new halal Bakery options in Toronto?
Yes. The newest halal Bakery listings in Toronto are Arabesque Cafe & Bakery, Nord Lyon and Pera Cafe, added in the last 60 days.
Is every restaurant on this page halal certified?
Not necessarily. Halal information is provided by each restaurant and shown on its individual listing. Halal Food Pass is not a halal certification body, so confirm any requirements that matter to you directly with the restaurant.
Is Tim Hortons or another chain halal in Toronto?
It depends on the branch. A chain's halal status is set location by location, so Halal Food Pass lists a chain branch in Toronto only when that specific branch declares halal. What each chain publishes nationally: Tim Hortons: unclear, no public statement. The Is it halal? guides record the sources.
How is this halal Bakery list kept up to date?
Listings are curated rather than bulk-scraped, and every live listing is re-checked automatically about once a week: opening hours, open/closed status and contact details. A restaurant reported permanently closed is removed automatically, and anyone can nominate a spot that's missing.








