Little Pebbles

While the croissants at Little Pebbles are undeniably great, the same cannot be said for their drinks, which tend to be mediocre in comparison. It's important to note that pricing can be a significant factor for many customers. Little Pebbles is known to be on the pricier side, and this can be a deterrent for some individuals.

Nice little cafe in kensington market.had an iced white chocolate latte and the last strawberry cheese pastry they had.a little busy inside at the time, but i didn't wait long for my order.nice!

Got the black sesame croissant. Flakey, buttery, the cream is not too sweet and perfectly light. I was pleasantly surprised since most “viral” places don’t perform well. Will definitely come back!

The croissants are so delicious, it’s a nice place but maybe they need more space for enjoy your food and coffee there, the local it’s really small

We got their strawberry croissant and a slice of strawberry shortcake yesterday and they were terrible! The cake texture was hard and rough. It is as if it’s been sitting there for days! It’s not what I used to have at Little Pebbles - soft and moist. Also, the cream in the strawberry croissant disintegrated in the fridge. It did not taste like real cream at all and tasted disgusting. I take that the old owner has left! We’ll definitely not return to this place and are very disappointed! Zero star is what I would give for this experience!

If it was just the pastries/drinks, prob 3 stars - strawberry shortcake was dry and the yuzu matcha drink was alright (flavor wasn't combined well).

The 1 star is because of the experience; we were sitting down the stairs, right underneath where the coffee machines are. The person working was cleaning the area above, and the plastic cover for the coffee bean grinder dropped on us. Accidents happen, no biggie, the person apologized. But then right afterwards, she was dusting off the machine as well, which pushed some of the dust onto my laptop & cake.

Little Pebbles is small and doesn't have much seating available but it's a cute bakery/cafe and their desserts are yummy. Located in Kensington Market.

Discovered this gem in Kensington Market. Chic Cafe with amazing desserts. I had the absolute pleasure of trying the Basque Cheesecake and Tiramisu. Would love to come back and try their Tiramisu Latte. Prices are great too.

While the croissants are very aesthetic looking, taste wise they are pretty mid. The raspberry was a bit sour and honestly there wasn't much of a matcha flavor in the raspberry matcha croissant

Such a cute spot!
Tiramisu latte & black sesame chiffon cake were excellent - not too sweet
But the sencha tea they sell is bad quality
And they’re polite and say bye when you leave

Bought the sesame cream croissant. The cream was amazing, not too sweet, very light. I realized I didn’t take any pictures until only one bite left

Cute cafe in kensington.the croissants were good, and they didn’t skimp on the fillings and trimmings at all.

Nestled in the hustle and bustle of Kensington Market, this unassuming Japanese cafe is a breath of fresh air. Lots of baked goods options with quality matcha drinks!

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Strawberry shortcake (4.5/5) - a classic done right with nice layers of sponge cake and strawberries so that every bite you get a bit of both. It’s a little on the sweeter side and the cake is more on the crumbly texture than a spongey, moist texture.

Matcha latte w/ soy milk + sweetened (5/5) - could definitely taste the higher quality in their matcha that blends so nicely with the soy milk to make for a refreshing drink! Wish there was an option for a bigger size given the quantity of ice put in - a few sips and the drink is gone!

Packaged very well!

I ordered:
- Tiramisu Latte 7.5/10
- Mango Cronut 8/10
- Strawberry Mochi 9/10
- Ham and Pesto Croffle 7.7/10