Guyana's Choice Bakery

Guyana's Choice Bakery in Richmond Hill is a solid neighborhood spot if you're looking for fresh Caribbean baked goods and snacks. They have a really nice selection of pastries, breads, and traditional Guyanese style treats. Everything tasted fresh, and you can tell they bake throughout the day because the items were soft and flavorful.I tried a few different things and nothing disappointed. The pastries weren't overly sweet, which I appreciated, and the bread had that perfect balance of being soft inside with a slight crust on the outside. It definitely gives you that authentic, homestyle bakery feel. The staff was friendly and efficient, even when it got a little busy. It's one of those places you can stop into quickly, grab a few things, and know you're getting good quality every time.

Stale salara, cake smells funny. Second time buying here and the baked goods that I got is no good. Go somewhere else

I buy coconut water and cane juice here. Their stuff is good but the old guy with the glasses robs people. They tell you $5 for a coconut. I told him i want 4 coconut he filled two containers with was only 3 coconut and charged me $20. The other guy gives you 4 coconut regardless of how many contain it fills.

The bakery is infested with rats I saw two run out the room behind the cashier I guess the room where they make the bread and other pastries. I was paying for my bread and pastries and saw it and told the casher nevermind and walked out. I've been coming here for years and I'm in shocked. Do not come here!! This place is very disgusting and nasty. They also sell everything very expensive compared to Liberty. Go there rather than coming here.

I normally would buy bread from here every week but never again. I went about half an hour before closing on 5/23/2019 to buy bread. There was not a lot of bread items left so I bought one pan bread, a pack of tennis roll, and the only three single butterflaps they had left. When I went home I saw the pan bread had a whole bunch of mold on one side and bottom. The next day, 5/24/2019, I went back and they said I couldn’t have possibly bought it last night. I told her to check the camera and she’s still denying I bought it just the night before. The woman asked if I was sure someone else at home bought the same bread from before. Obviously not, I wouldn’t go through all of that trouble to get a $2 bread replaced. Unprofessional people, when someone nicely tells you a product you sold was gr