Apple, cherry, blueberry, lemon, raspberry, cheese and cinnamon danishes are available for $2 each at this tiny half-century-old Pape Village bakery, and if you buy a half dozen there’s no tax and you save a dollar.

This bakery around for decades in an industrial area of Scarborough makes every single element of their danishes on site in huge batches. For just 95 cents they sell wild blueberry, lemon, apricot custard and cherry custard danishes.

Legendary in Harbord Village, this large bakery sells cheese danishes for $2.50, cherry or blueberry cheese danishes for $2.75, and chocolate or almond danish rings for $7.99.

Danishes at the multiple locations of this popular Toronto bakery don’t offer a lot of choice or a price break, but they use local fresh Ontario fruit when it comes into season for the chef’s daily danish flavour, often something like mixed berry ($3.25).

On Jane you can find this classic viennoiserie serving cinnamon raisin ($2.50) and fruit danishes ($2.75) as well as their “Davide” ($2.50), a maple chocolate chip danish.

This classic French bakery on Mount Pleasant produces some of the freshest danishes around, the opposite of shrink-wrapped gas station fare. Luxurious pear, vanilla, apricot, blueberry, cherry and raisin danishes go for $2.95 here.

Typical danishes at this epic Etobicoke family bakery are $1.30, $1.60 for cheese or chocolate. They also do mini danishes here for just 75 cents. Gelatinous cherry centres are surrounded by sticky dough, topped off with a perfect icing drizzle.

On Coxwell, this Japanese bakery proves it can put out pastries from nearly any cuisine at a textbook level, including chocolate and fruit danishes for $2.40.

Danish are $2.20 each at this Beaches bakery , which sells custard danishes with blueberry, apricot, and strawberry, as well as raisin, hazelnut and cranberry danishes.