With two locations (one on Dufferin near Lawrence Ave. and another by Jane & Wilson), there’s double the opportunity to discover and enjoy the wondrous baked goods from this popular Colombian bakery, with everything from alfajores and buñuelos to empanadas and pan de queso.

Best known for its churros (and its elaborate churro cones), this bakery with three locations in the city (Kensington Market, Little Italy and Bloorcourt) also makes other pan dulce (Mexican pastries) such as conchas and the festive Rosca de Reyes.

Traditional (Chilean beef, cheese), contemporary (curry coconut chicken, Cajun pulled pork) and mini versions of empanadas can be found at this Etobicoke shop that uses a traditional recipe that originated in Chile as its base. There’s even a dessert version in the form of a Nutella banana s’mores empanada!

Straddling The Annex and Koreatown, this small grocery store/cafe offers Colombian coffee and empanadas (both the Argentine and Colombian versions) plus a bevy of other Latin food faves, like arepas, tamales and Cubano sandwiches.

Located on Bathurst just south of Dupont, this Venezuelan cafe serves up generous portions of authentic and tasty tequenos, cachapas, empanadas, arepas and more.

A mix of Peru, Argentina and Uruguay, the offerings definitely live up to the name of this compact Kensington Market shop. Tamales, empanadas, tortas, alfajores, churros – this place has it all.