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The Designer Cookie is a holiday hallelujah
Monica Krasny serves up delightful cookies and cupcakes at her new shop
When Monica Krasny started baking cookies at home, she was really laying the groundwork for her new pastry shop at 292 Eglinton Ave.W.
“I’ve been baking my whole life,” Krasny says. “I’m self-taught.” She was able to work full-time and run the cookie and cupcake business from her house for seven years, until her yummy recipes got too many people’s mouths watering. “It’s a very customized experience,” Krasny says. “Customers can get custom-made cupcakes and cookies on the spot.”
Her customers can choose from 24 different mix-ins, and the sweets even come with names.
Try the Holt-Ren-fruity, and for the holiday season, be sure to stop in and get some festive goodies.
Krasny makes cookies for any kind of event — the Olympics, MTV Music Awards, you name it.
“A lot of designers influence our names,” she says. “Everything is a theme, which is cool.”
For more information, call 416- 302-7610.
Sequel Event Catering has a new location at 105 Vanderhoof Ave., at Eglinton and Laird. They offer personalized consulting, bring the food and create the party. Call 416-480-0996.
Dunning Toronto Boutique has just opened its first retail location at 2514 Yonge St. The space is outfitted to be a true menswear experience. It has 1,800 square feet of retail space across two floors. Call 1-800-955-6528 for more information.
Olive Oil Boutique is a new store that carries five types of 100 per cent Italian olive oil, specialty sandwiches and a deli. Visit 3334 Yonge St. or call 416-484-6100 for more information.
Aroma Espresso Bar just opened a new location at 20 Eglinton Ave. W. Their almond croissants are divine, and you can get hearty lunches and breakfasts along with your java.Visit their new location at 2300 Yonge St., in the Yonge Eglinton Centre, or call 647- 342-5700 for more information.
There is a new UPS Store at 660 Eglinton Ave. E., in the Sunnnybrook Plaza. For more information visit www.theups store.ca.
Since 1952, Toytown on Avenue Road has provided toys to locals of all ages — even adults. Owned by Shari Bricks, the family owned store was founded by Brick’s father. For more information, drop in to 1754 Avenue Rd., or call 416-783- 8073.
If you know of a business opening or closing in your neighbourhood, please call the business editor at 416-250-7979, ext. 284.
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