Excellent baked goods! Pasties, Bridies, cakes and buns. All very good. Sometimes I buy too much when I go in there! (Please note they are now on Struck Court),

My husband and I stopped at St. Jacob's Market and picked up 2 chicken pot pies as well as 2 scotch pies. The pastry on my chicken pie was ok but that's all it was, all pasty next to no chicken and peas. I specifically...asked about how much chicken and was told lots. No there isn't. I threw in the garbage the majority of the pastry and as I said next to no filling. My husband's scotch pies were just as bad. What a waist of money, never again. If you live in Toronto go to Summerhill Bakery, you pay big bucks for a turkey pit pie but you won't regret it.More

Picked up a couple of Scotch Pies at their outlet at St Jacob's Market . Very disappointing, in that, while pastry was just okay, the meat filling was smaller than a McDonald's burger and about as tasty. Will not be buying these again.

My husband and I vowed never to support British Pride Bakery after being verbally abused at a gas station by an employee in a branded vehicle. In a weak moment during a craving for scotch eggs ... my husband bought us a couple from them...at The St. Jacob’s market location today for our picnic. They were the worst we’ve ever eaten. The poor little over cooked egg was enveloped in a saggy crushed cardboard casing with virtually no sausage... only filler. Quite a lack lustre experience. I suppose we should have stuck to our guns.More

Wonderful place, the staff are always pleasant, baked goods are terrific and they have a good assortment of grocery items.

For a taste of the British isles, it is my go too place. Everything I have had is delicious Just like me mam made

I realize that Canada has a ban on offals so the taste of the haggis would be slightly different but It wasn't at all what I was used to. Maybe they were made on an off day but everything I was so happy to find...was disappointing --most had way too much oatmeal in it. But the tattie scones were good. as were the eccles cakesMore