A location of America's shrine to excessive food options including dozens of types of cheesecake can be found in Toronto at Yorkdale. Served with fresh whipped cream, options include Oreo, s'mores, salted caramel, dulce de leche, Cinnabon, red velvet and lemon meringue.

Multiple locations of this Japanese chain retail fluffy, puffy cheesecakes imprinted with picture-perfect cute little logos. Also creating other desserts, a stop here has become a must for visitors to Toronto.

Not only does this bakery have a Queen West and Etobicoke location of its own, it also sells cheesecake through lots of other retailers. Choose from blueberry lemon, sour cherry, caramel pecan fudge, plain, toffee apple or creme brulee varieties.

Yorkville has this source for all things cheesecake that's been around since 1972. Find classic New York, dulce de leche, Turtle, Skor, tiramisu, pistachio and even low carb and vegan cheesecake in slice or pop form here.

The pies are great here, but excellent cheesecake is also made from scratch by hand at this Kensington bakery. Expect varieties like mango chiffon, cherry chocolate and cappuccino as well as French and New York style cheesecake.

An old family recipe is the secret to the delicious cheesecake at this Greek bakery in Pape Village. They even make cheesecakes inspired by traditional Greek desserts like melomakarona.

This cute bakery in North York serves Japanese cheesecake, souffle cheesecake and double fromage cheesecake in varieties like matcha and yuzu pistachio. They also do seasonal cheesecakes in varieties like sakura fraise.

High end Japanese cheesecake is available in Little Italy from this baker making kinds like chocolate double fromage. They also do soft serve, coffee, tea and more.

Cheesecake on plain or poppyseed crusts can be ordered by the kilo from this bakery with a location in Toronto's historic St. Lawrence Market as well as by slice from their restaurant in the Annex.