Raymerville Deli & Bakery

Worse place ever! Walked in for the first time wanting to check out what’s it about… the lady with white hair followed me around as tho I was going to steal something. I ask her if everything was ok and she just stood there and looked at me. So i continued walking up and down the isles in this small store to see what they had to offer and the lady kepted following me, didn’t ask me if I needed help or anything. I told her it was my first time there and wanted to see what they had to offer. … lady with long white here was very rude and I won’t be going back to this place and won’t suggest anyone come here as well.

The worst place ever.
Walked in hoping for a great sandwich for a mid afternoon snack, instead got the «we don’t need your money» attitude. No worries on that front — last time this place will ever see MY MONEY and everyone I know — on and BTW they will tell their friends!
Ordered various sandwiches, told to get my own bread. Asked for specific types of sandwiches, no acknowledgement. Made with whatever they wanted. After asking what was placed within the sandwich, was told all the same and that’s it, customer options on the wall say otherwise.
Appears to reflect family atmosphere, it’s a wanna be downtown bakery with little heart, no class and incredibly poor customer service.
If you choose this place as a snack destination or just a simple stop for espresso or baked goods, please use better judgement.
Good luck Raymerville Deli (!)

Grabbed some cookies because they looked so good. One cookie had so much chocolate chips I just had to have it. The cookie itself was huge and had some chewiness to it.
You can also get deli sandwiches, fresh breads, cakes, cappaccuino and other Italian goods. Almost like a mini Italian grocery store.

Really like one of their cakes!!! although I don’t remember the name of the cake (it’s like a pile of cream puffs) I have been getting that every year for my cousin’s birthday~~~

Can’t believe I never walked in before when I lived in the neighborhood for 6+ years!
We checked it out after lunch, looking for some dessert. And were we in luck!
Cannoli was awesome! We don’t have to drive all the way to Vaughn anymore, yay!
Apple turnover for my husband was great too.
we will be back!

Small little bakery and deli with an assortment of baked goods (including sfogliatella/​lobster tail!) and a short deli counter.
I had just stopped by the convenience store so I was just popping in to grab a quick snack.
They had an assortment of pies and struddlle for $ 7 or $ 8 and a small assortment of pastries and cookies for $ 1-​$ 2. What did catch my eye, is that they have the Italian pastry Sfogliatella (i.e. Lobster Tail) which has been made popular by the show «Cake Boss».
Having trade Carlos’ Bakery’s lobster tail the week before, I decided to try this one as well for comparison sake.
I wasn’t expecting much, but the pastry was crisp and fluffy, the cream was a bit disappointing. I’m not sure about the turnover at this little shop, but I’m guessing they don’t get quite enough turnover to keep their pastries super fresh (i.e. daily). The cream wasn’t as rich and flavorful as other places. The pastry is also a bit small. Overall though, there aren’t many places in Markham you can find a lobster tail so for $ 1.50 I might just drop by the next time I get a craving for one.
I also tried a chocolate chip cookie, which was average. I’m a fan of soft/​chewy cookies, and this was a bit tougher/​harder so I’d pass on the cookies if you prefer softer types.
I’ll pass by again to try the lobster tail again and to try some of their other baked goods, but I’m giving it 2 stars for now because the cookie was meh, and lobster tail was ok. But again, one of the few places I know of that sell sfogliatella/​lobster tail, so check it out!