PAUL

The food is always great. The peach and red fruit teas weren’t the great. The service however, 100/10. Adie was dealing with a rush of customers and a backed up kitchen and was calm and helpful. One of our items ended up taking half an hour and I could see she was very sympathetic. I had no issue waiting because of her service. We’ll be back. I do wish they still had the fresh squeezed orange juice.

This little cafe is cute and quaint. The service is always good, however in the morning they only have one person at the register. This person prepares the food and drink orders so it can take a moment for the line to move if someone is placing a large order. I have only tasted the croissants and they are yummy. I do not might paying a higher price for high quality food, however I do not see myself stopping by for anything else. Overall, I would come back if I wanted a croissant

Since we were staying in Bethesda, we decided to stop by Paul to compare their almond croissant against a couple of the other bakeries nearby. We only got a single croissant and tried it out after finding a seat:Almond Croissant ($4.99) - This was a croissant that was cut in half and filled with almond paste with sliced almonds and powdered sugar on top. The pastry was flaky with a nice crisp on top. The almond paste was quite smooth in comparison to other places. I would say...read full review