This place is the best! All their pastries are fresh and delicious. Kind of hard to find at first, it's in the same strip mall as Sushi Katsu. I especially like the cream cheese danishes, almond tuiles, and red bean cakes. Cheap, delicious, local, and owned by a very nice family. Go here!
Ariana Zuniga
Very cute and very sweet people, but my daughter and I ordered milk teas and we were served like a boba smoothie instead. And while we waited much too long for our boba (10+ minutes) we found two cakes the were moldy and tried to turn in to her so she could see and dispose of them but she kept misunderstanding and tried to ring them up and as we were leaving she went to put the moldy cakes back on the shelf!! :(( On top of that, later that night my daughter threw up her strawberry boba, it made her very sick.. The only good thing was this mochi. Sad, because it was a cute small shop, but we will not be returning.
Alpoc W
Really love the bread and treats. This is a typical Asian bakery similar to the ones they have in Japan. It's French inspired asian bakery. The options they have available are very dependent on when you go which is a bummer. Also the shop keeper is usually not in the best mood. She keeps to herself and isn't a bother but she is not very friendly. She will answer any questions without a fuss though.
Seidy M.
A wonderful find. Don't walk in expecting some posh bakery. When you walk in you'll see the ovens, the bread being made, bags upon bags of flour stacked to the side, and four shelves with baskets of various baked goods. We bought a boba drink, a cream cheese danish, and two red bean buns (one of which was fried.) All were DELICIOUS! The boba drink was blended well (often boba drinks are too icy and chunky.) The baked goods were fluffy and full of flavor, and none too sweet. For $1-$2 per baked good it was well worth it. Will definitely be visiting there often. Oh and they accept card.
YøunG
This place is my choice for tasty asian pastries. I specially enjoy their rollcakes.
NotAPalmtree
Secretly an Asian bakery. Tasty stuffed breads and sponge roll cakes, but if you were hoping for a baguette you will be disappointed.
Riza H. C.
The key to go to this establishment is EARLY when its opened. Err, make it like 1 hour after its opened... Definitely you will get the freshly baked goods such as Cookies and Cakes, and definitely HAVE MORE variety. Its OPENED EVERYDAY EXCEPT TUESDAY coz IT IS CLOSED ON TUESDAYs. The lovely elderly lady speaks little English, but its manageable. She reminds me of my late grandma. The one, who bakes and makes all the cakes, cookies and breads, is her lovely Husband. Recent visit was on Saturday March 15th 2014. Time was about 17:50hrs ish. Since we came late in the evening almost closing time... just managed to get several items. * Mocha Swiss Roll ($10) * Herb Angel Sponge Cake ($2) * Manju ($1.50) * Donut ($1.50) * Peanut Butter Cream Bread ($1) The Mocha Swiss Roll Cake which ONLY comes in 1 size, is $10. That would be nice if it comes in 2 sizes as compared to another Korean Bakery which we have been to. Altogether the cost of our loot was $16. The Donuts, inside have something like a "potato" or tasted like a "potato". I may be wrong about this, but Definitely the next time, I'm heading to this establishment/bakery, DEFINITELY I will ask Aunty aka The Lovely Elderly Lady. Another good thing, about the Packaging of the Swiss Roll Cake, it comes with complimentary Disposable Knife. So its definitely handy, and portable if you intend to bring it out for Picnic or Gatherings. I brought the Mocha Swiss Roll Cake to a mini gathering, and my friends like it too. I like the Mocha Swiss Cake, the Herb Angel Sponge Cake, and the Peanut Butter Cream Bread. The Mocha Swiss Roll Cake and Herb Angel Sponge Cake is definitely MOIST, NOT too sweet, just the way I like my cakes. Least favorite were the Donut and the Manju. All in all, decent bakery in which I want to explore further in the future. COME EARLY IN THE MORNING, TAKE NOTE To Self. Now I have more Bakeries in town for me to explore, and purchase all the goodies when time arises to do so. WooT! WooT! If I am NOT mistaken, Opening hours of Paris Baguette is as following : Wednesday-Mondays : 8:30am till 7pm CLOSED ON TUESDAYs Just call in advance to verify the opening hours. Paris Baguette 2222 S. Havana Street, #J Aurora, CO 80014 Tel : (303)-755-2070 @53/2014
Nicole S.
Spotted some treats I'd never seen before. Tried "peanut butter" (literally butter with bits of peanuts) on a sweet roll that made excellent toast. Also had a Danish that was very tasty! This place only accepts cash (lucky I had some on me), which is a bummer, but all of the pastries are individually wrapped for freshness!
Cat S.
I actually like this bakery more than the one in H-Mart. I think the bread is very well baked - soft and moist. The only downside is that I think the bakery in H-Mart offers more variety/options in the bread, especially if you go near the end of the day - most of the bread is gone! (I suppose this is a good sign). One absolute must: Try the Sweet Potato cake. I'm not kidding. It is seriously one of the best cakes I've ever had - not too sweet, subtle hints of sweet potato. MM~ it is my go-to birthday cake that my parents get for me every year :)
Hans O.
Probably you wouldn't expect an Asian bakery to be good for occidental pastries or breads... At least I thought so. I've been purchasing their goods for a long time, ever since they opened inside H Mart; I've been buying their coconut buns, loaves of milk break, and sometimes Azuki bean filled buns, these were always delicious. Yesterday, was one of my friends birthday party and the closest cake shop was Paris Baguette, which turnout to be a great. We got a fruit cake, which was made with white cake and between layers a light, delicate Chantilly that was covering the cake as well. Fresh fruits on top, strawberry, kiwi and few other berries. Besides all that, the cake had a home taste.
This place is the best! All their pastries are fresh and delicious. Kind of hard to find at first, it's in the same strip mall as Sushi Katsu. I especially like the cream cheese danishes, almond tuiles, and red bean cakes. Cheap, delicious, local, and owned by a very nice family. Go here!
Very cute and very sweet people, but my daughter and I ordered milk teas and we were served like a boba smoothie instead. And while we waited much too long for our boba (10+ minutes) we found two cakes the were moldy and tried to turn in to her so she could see and dispose of them but she kept misunderstanding and tried to ring them up and as we were leaving she went to put the moldy cakes back on the shelf!! :(( On top of that, later that night my daughter threw up her strawberry boba, it made her very sick.. The only good thing was this mochi. Sad, because it was a cute small shop, but we will not be returning.
Really love the bread and treats. This is a typical Asian bakery similar to the ones they have in Japan. It's French inspired asian bakery. The options they have available are very dependent on when you go which is a bummer. Also the shop keeper is usually not in the best mood. She keeps to herself and isn't a bother but she is not very friendly. She will answer any questions without a fuss though.
A wonderful find. Don't walk in expecting some posh bakery. When you walk in you'll see the ovens, the bread being made, bags upon bags of flour stacked to the side, and four shelves with baskets of various baked goods. We bought a boba drink, a cream cheese danish, and two red bean buns (one of which was fried.) All were DELICIOUS! The boba drink was blended well (often boba drinks are too icy and chunky.) The baked goods were fluffy and full of flavor, and none too sweet. For $1-$2 per baked good it was well worth it. Will definitely be visiting there often. Oh and they accept card.
This place is my choice for tasty asian pastries. I specially enjoy their rollcakes.
Secretly an Asian bakery. Tasty stuffed breads and sponge roll cakes, but if you were hoping for a baguette you will be disappointed.
The key to go to this establishment is EARLY when its opened. Err, make it like 1 hour after its opened... Definitely you will get the freshly baked goods such as Cookies and Cakes, and definitely HAVE MORE variety. Its OPENED EVERYDAY EXCEPT TUESDAY coz IT IS CLOSED ON TUESDAYs. The lovely elderly lady speaks little English, but its manageable. She reminds me of my late grandma. The one, who bakes and makes all the cakes, cookies and breads, is her lovely Husband. Recent visit was on Saturday March 15th 2014. Time was about 17:50hrs ish. Since we came late in the evening almost closing time... just managed to get several items. * Mocha Swiss Roll ($10) * Herb Angel Sponge Cake ($2) * Manju ($1.50) * Donut ($1.50) * Peanut Butter Cream Bread ($1) The Mocha Swiss Roll Cake which ONLY comes in 1 size, is $10. That would be nice if it comes in 2 sizes as compared to another Korean Bakery which we have been to. Altogether the cost of our loot was $16. The Donuts, inside have something like a "potato" or tasted like a "potato". I may be wrong about this, but Definitely the next time, I'm heading to this establishment/bakery, DEFINITELY I will ask Aunty aka The Lovely Elderly Lady. Another good thing, about the Packaging of the Swiss Roll Cake, it comes with complimentary Disposable Knife. So its definitely handy, and portable if you intend to bring it out for Picnic or Gatherings. I brought the Mocha Swiss Roll Cake to a mini gathering, and my friends like it too. I like the Mocha Swiss Cake, the Herb Angel Sponge Cake, and the Peanut Butter Cream Bread. The Mocha Swiss Roll Cake and Herb Angel Sponge Cake is definitely MOIST, NOT too sweet, just the way I like my cakes. Least favorite were the Donut and the Manju. All in all, decent bakery in which I want to explore further in the future. COME EARLY IN THE MORNING, TAKE NOTE To Self. Now I have more Bakeries in town for me to explore, and purchase all the goodies when time arises to do so. WooT! WooT! If I am NOT mistaken, Opening hours of Paris Baguette is as following : Wednesday-Mondays : 8:30am till 7pm CLOSED ON TUESDAYs Just call in advance to verify the opening hours. Paris Baguette 2222 S. Havana Street, #J Aurora, CO 80014 Tel : (303)-755-2070 @53/2014
Spotted some treats I'd never seen before. Tried "peanut butter" (literally butter with bits of peanuts) on a sweet roll that made excellent toast. Also had a Danish that was very tasty! This place only accepts cash (lucky I had some on me), which is a bummer, but all of the pastries are individually wrapped for freshness!
I actually like this bakery more than the one in H-Mart. I think the bread is very well baked - soft and moist. The only downside is that I think the bakery in H-Mart offers more variety/options in the bread, especially if you go near the end of the day - most of the bread is gone! (I suppose this is a good sign). One absolute must: Try the Sweet Potato cake. I'm not kidding. It is seriously one of the best cakes I've ever had - not too sweet, subtle hints of sweet potato. MM~ it is my go-to birthday cake that my parents get for me every year :)
Probably you wouldn't expect an Asian bakery to be good for occidental pastries or breads... At least I thought so. I've been purchasing their goods for a long time, ever since they opened inside H Mart; I've been buying their coconut buns, loaves of milk break, and sometimes Azuki bean filled buns, these were always delicious. Yesterday, was one of my friends birthday party and the closest cake shop was Paris Baguette, which turnout to be a great. We got a fruit cake, which was made with white cake and between layers a light, delicate Chantilly that was covering the cake as well. Fresh fruits on top, strawberry, kiwi and few other berries. Besides all that, the cake had a home taste.
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