This patisserie has multiple locations that sell macarons in seasonally changing flavours that might include hazelnut praline, candy cane and salted caramel. Other options might be cassis, champagne, blueberry vanilla, whisky chocolate, or cotton candy.

Locations in Leslieville and near Yonge and Lawrence specialize in making macaron towers with flavours that include peach bellini, espresso, s'mores, lemon meringue, earl grey and even salted caramel.

If you're in search of macarons that are not only super tasty but also look like your favourite cartoon characters, look no further than this Scarborough bakery on Midland Ave. that does Asian-inspired flavours including pandan coconut, milk tea, Vietnamese coffee and black sesame.

Custom-structured boxes of macarons from both the Ossington and Yorkville locations of this dessert shop are breathtaking, and usually include flavours like salted caramel, birthday cake and champagne.

Baby Point is home to this patisserie that has perfected the classic macaron flavours including raspberry, lemon, chocolate and caramel.

Japanese and French influences mingle at this East York bakery, so the macarons here come in flavours including matcha and yuzu, as well as earl grey and chocolate.

Classic macaron flavours like lemon, strawberry and pistachio are available from this Queen West bakery. The meringue-based confections are as pretty as they are rich.

This bakery up at Avenue and Lawrence is known for its macarons with Japanese-inspired flavours such as black sesame, matcha and yuzu as well as mango, espresso, lavender, blueberry and pineapple coconut options.

This Junction spot regularly changes the flavours of its over-the-top decorated macarons which could include mint mocha, creme brulee, Nutella banana, matcha chocolate and caramel royal milk tea.