Fourniers Bakery Cafe
650 Lighthouse Ave, Pacific Grove
(831) 655-1447
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On the road, I was looking for a blueberry muffin. Popped into Fourniers and was not expecting much as the ambiance is unremarkable. I purchased a blueberry muffin and then saw olallieberry muffins in a nearby case. I asked proprietor which was better - blueberry or olallieberry and he recommended the olallieberry, so I also purchased an olallieberry muffin. OMG -- the olallieberry muffin was superb!!! Loads of fruit -- not too sweet -- just the right size --- it was amazing! Blueberry was better than average, but if I'm ever in the area again, I'll be getting the olallieberry! Yum!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
There is just not a lot good to say about this place. Let me try: ... food was ok. That's about it. Just pass on this.
I didn't have the chance to try the food here as they only accept cash, which was inconvenient for me since I don't usually carry cash. The staff member seemed unwelcoming, lacking any smiles or warmth. Considering the remote locations I've stopped at in West Texas, Kansas , Tennessee and Utah. where even small towns accept cards, it's surprising that this establishment doesn't. Hopefully, the neighborhood gets a better bakery soon. Even those bakeries smell better by the way.
Everything there is good, but they have the Best Chicken noodle soup!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sandwich, Cinnamon Roll, Homemade Soups
This place sucks bought a so called bear claw, yesterday. All it was like a piece of very dry bread. The bear claws are better at Safeway.
Not friendly. No restrooms.
The pastry was good but there was no sign or mentioning of it being only cash so I had to go get some after kids started eating their muffins.
NO sign out front says CASH ONLY!A Guy is NOT very friendly at all. Dull atmosphere...probably why it's empty...
Vegetarian options: Not good!!UNFRIENDLY
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Sandwich
The pastry was good but there was no sign or mentioning of it being only cash so I had to go get some after kids started eating their muffins.
Best bakery in town!! Handmade noodles for the chicken noodle soup are incredible and everything else on the menu is delicious!
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I had the most amazing cherry tart danish here, flaky crust, just the right amount of streusel around the edges. A pure joy to eat. The bear claw was also yum, with a delicious almond paste inside. Best we have ever had. A local brought his dogs by to say "Good morning" to Kevin & off he went to get special treats he took outside to them. So glad he is still baking as there is a touch to these pastries you can't get elsewhere. Baked with love.
Best bear claws ever!
While I initially walked into this café searching for pastry sustenance, I received much more than I initially expected. Upon first walking and I was greeted with a smile from ear to ear by a jolly old fellow. While, I don’t know his name, I believe it could be Edwin since Edwyn, in English, means Happy Friend. I felt cordially invited in and began to peruse the pastries. The owner, jovial as ever, walked me through each pastry. In fact, he gave me a brief backstory of each one, an apple danish which he had tasted with his first love, Keylime pie from grandma‘s kitchen. A chocolate chip cookie that a best friend shared before the war, devil’s food cake, the dish that was served at his mother's funeral. While Edwin elaborately spun tales, I grew a connection to each pastry. These baked goods are more than food; each indicates a unique story and experience. In the end, I chose an array of delightful treats. With a twinkle in his eye and a grin on his face, Edwin handed me the bag. Upon leaving the store and reflecting now, I realize I’ve received much more than just simple pastries. I received a connection, an experience, and, most notably, a new friend
Breakfast pastries were better than market pastries but not up to other top Bakeries on the peninsula.
Bitter latte made from burnt drip coffee and scant amount of milk. One of these places where you have to pay the tip first even though no one is serving you at a table, paid highest tip knowing you’ll get substandard service if you don’t, didn’t make a difference, this guy put so little milk in the drip coffee it couldn’t be considered a latte which is what I ordered. I really feel sorry for the owner, his pastries are good but his staff are terrible.
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