Bought a bread and a bunch of small cookies. Everything was amazing and reasonably priced. Didn't realize it was closing as I got there. They didn't make me feel rushed or uncomfortable.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Sierra
No vegan options (not even one) which is a shame since so many vegan customers go to the cafe next door every day. They are really missing out on some business.
Dan S.
Can't say enough positive things! It was all good and can't wait to go back to try more tasty dishes.
Isabella J.
I was in the mood to try something "new to me." We stopped by mid morning on a Saturday. La Baguette is connected to connected to Ghini's restaurant, but thankfully they have a separate entrance. They have an assortment of fresh baguettes and other savory and sweet loaves of bread in addition to pies and other pastries, croissant, cookies, cakes and more. We took an assortment of mini palmiers, some part of small almond cookie, a few slices of pear Normandy tart, and a few slices of chocolate layered pastry to serve for dessert. The chocolate was the winner. I liked the palmiers, they were just right. The other items had a strong flavor of almond extract, which I personally don't care for. Had I known, I probably would not have taken those. It's busy little place with plenty of options for sweet and savory!
Chris S.
You try to support your local businesses, but it can be hard. I go in to this place on average once a week, always tip the girls, always wait patiently. This morning I needed some things and the owner waved me off, holding up 8 fingers to tell me go away until they opened, I guess. It might have been 7:57. Needless to say, barring an emergency I won't be patronizing this bakery again, and that's sad.
Allen Nolden
Sooo yummy!!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Melissa D.
They have a pretty good apple strudel but the other flaky pastries were just ok. Most of them tasted pretty cheap. The staff were really nice but there were little flies in the pastry window which always grosses me out.
Caitlin S.
La Baguette is amazing and has a huge selection of pastures, breads and other baked goods. I absolutely love their morning buns and their savory croissants are to die for. Green chili and cheese is my favorite, but you can't go wrong with any of them ( ask for yours to be heated up or do it yourself at home- you won't be sorry.) The breads are also very good, and this is my go-to spot when I need a fresh baguette. They're perfection. La Baguette is attached to Ghini's, so I recommend visiting when you're hungry and having breakfast or lunch while you're there. Service is fast, even when they're busy, and the counter staff is always friendly.
Law Student
The best French Bakery in Tucson, Baguette is out of this world. Homemade pastries. Once you go here, you will never go anywhere else.
A beautiful bakery and restaurant with a French accent. A relaxing place to meet we greet and enjoy excellent pastries, coffee tea etc. Spend a few extra dollars and enjoy the extravagants.
Cayce Blanchard
Fabulous fabulous cake for brother's birthday!! Huge it.
Mary B.
Delicious spinach feta croissant and lightly heated to enjoy just steps away from the bakery. I was looking for a delicious lunch snack and it fit the bill! Good quick service from the counter. So many wonderful other choices!
veronica
Very rude and bad customer service. I walked in like 3 minutes before 3:00 and they told me they were closed and I said but it's not 3:00 yet and then the old man started saying something to the girl and the girl says no we're closed I'm sorry we're closing early today. And as I was walking out I overheard the old man criticizing and mimicking what I had said. Not a place that I want to visit again.
jean pollock
Baguettes??? ????. There is nothing that approximates what is called a baguette in this place! These people would not know a baguette if it hit them on the face! And the prices ohlala. Save yourself the aggravation and buy the croissants at Costco. 4 bucks for an insipid Walmart like concoction, I bet you get a box for that price elsewhere. What a farce! Call yourselves something else but not baguette! We wouldn't give it to the dog in France.
Bought a bread and a bunch of small cookies. Everything was amazing and reasonably priced. Didn't realize it was closing as I got there. They didn't make me feel rushed or uncomfortable.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
No vegan options (not even one) which is a shame since so many vegan customers go to the cafe next door every day. They are really missing out on some business.
Can't say enough positive things! It was all good and can't wait to go back to try more tasty dishes.
I was in the mood to try something "new to me." We stopped by mid morning on a Saturday. La Baguette is connected to connected to Ghini's restaurant, but thankfully they have a separate entrance. They have an assortment of fresh baguettes and other savory and sweet loaves of bread in addition to pies and other pastries, croissant, cookies, cakes and more. We took an assortment of mini palmiers, some part of small almond cookie, a few slices of pear Normandy tart, and a few slices of chocolate layered pastry to serve for dessert. The chocolate was the winner. I liked the palmiers, they were just right. The other items had a strong flavor of almond extract, which I personally don't care for. Had I known, I probably would not have taken those. It's busy little place with plenty of options for sweet and savory!
You try to support your local businesses, but it can be hard. I go in to this place on average once a week, always tip the girls, always wait patiently. This morning I needed some things and the owner waved me off, holding up 8 fingers to tell me go away until they opened, I guess. It might have been 7:57. Needless to say, barring an emergency I won't be patronizing this bakery again, and that's sad.
Sooo yummy!!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
They have a pretty good apple strudel but the other flaky pastries were just ok. Most of them tasted pretty cheap. The staff were really nice but there were little flies in the pastry window which always grosses me out.
La Baguette is amazing and has a huge selection of pastures, breads and other baked goods. I absolutely love their morning buns and their savory croissants are to die for. Green chili and cheese is my favorite, but you can't go wrong with any of them ( ask for yours to be heated up or do it yourself at home- you won't be sorry.) The breads are also very good, and this is my go-to spot when I need a fresh baguette. They're perfection. La Baguette is attached to Ghini's, so I recommend visiting when you're hungry and having breakfast or lunch while you're there. Service is fast, even when they're busy, and the counter staff is always friendly.
The best French Bakery in Tucson, Baguette is out of this world. Homemade pastries. Once you go here, you will never go anywhere else.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Apple Pie, Blueberry Pie, Croissant, Baguette, Strawberry Croissant, Multi Flavor Danish, Almond Raspberry Torte, Blueberry Cheese Croissant, Cheese Croissant
This bakery is the absolute best
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Croissant, Baguette
Restaurantji Recommends
A beautiful bakery and restaurant with a French accent. A relaxing place to meet we greet and enjoy excellent pastries, coffee tea etc. Spend a few extra dollars and enjoy the extravagants.
Fabulous fabulous cake for brother's birthday!! Huge it.
Delicious spinach feta croissant and lightly heated to enjoy just steps away from the bakery. I was looking for a delicious lunch snack and it fit the bill! Good quick service from the counter. So many wonderful other choices!
Very rude and bad customer service. I walked in like 3 minutes before 3:00 and they told me they were closed and I said but it's not 3:00 yet and then the old man started saying something to the girl and the girl says no we're closed I'm sorry we're closing early today. And as I was walking out I overheard the old man criticizing and mimicking what I had said. Not a place that I want to visit again.
Baguettes??? ????. There is nothing that approximates what is called a baguette in this place! These people would not know a baguette if it hit them on the face! And the prices ohlala. Save yourself the aggravation and buy the croissants at Costco. 4 bucks for an insipid Walmart like concoction, I bet you get a box for that price elsewhere. What a farce! Call yourselves something else but not baguette! We wouldn't give it to the dog in France.