Marvelous! Delicious! One of the best French bakeries in town along with Baguette Cafe! Review is for the desserts/bakery only. It's pretty chaotic in there so would advise to come before 9am. The staff was pretty friendly walking in. For what they are facing (chaotic cramp entrance with confused people) they handle it well. We got 5 baked goods for about $22. That's not bad at all. We got: - Chocolate chip cookie ( ok but have had better, doughy and flat isn't my style) - brioche (so fluffy and buttery, but not overwhelming, it was delicious) - cheesecake flan (fluffy and just the right consistency- between flan and cheesecake of course) - almond croissant (not too flaky and just the right amount of moist, delightful) - Nutella macaron (the best macaron I've ever had, and I tend to not like many. The right amount of crunch and sweetness with the right dose of flavor) They sell the macarons for 12 (dozen) at $35. Recommend: brioche, Nutella, cheesecake flan 10/10 Will be back to try the other desserts and possibly breakfast. Although we didn't eat here (limited seating inside and tables super close to each other), we sat in the patio area. Luckily I think most people didn't want to sit there since the sun was out providing no shade. The weather wasn't too hot so it was bearable. People with strollers, might be hard to bring it in if you plan to dine inside.
Jim C.
Delicious breads, wonderful staff. I wish it was closer but I always stop when I'm near.
Margaret T.
We loved everything about this cafe. The food and pastries were so delicious. Our server Greg was amazing. It's a charming place to go for Breyer lunch.
Teri N.
Great vibe and delicious food . The owner is gracious everything is fresh. It's my go to when I need a little bit of France.
Brea P.
The coffee was very good, the ambience was good, the food was good and the croissants were very good. But I went there hoping for beignets and was deeply disappointed to see that what they call "beignets" are nothing of the sort, but merely jelly donuts such as can be found at any Winchell's or Dunkin. We'd also have liked more variety of choices on the breakfast menu, although what we had was delicious.
Rachel L.
Cute cafe and bakery. Only went in for pastries but definitely would want to try other food on their menu. Staff was friendly. I got a coffee eclair and vanilla beignet, it was ok.
Kelli B.
Service could be better, but the quiche is the best I've had (France included). Coffee is a great roast. Outdoor seating is a plus on a nice day.
Mary Beth L.
Small cafe. Bakery is amazing. Everything is made in house. Make this your next stop.
Jules P.
I loved the whole place! There are tons of goodies. My personal favorite was the nutella brioche and the quiche I got was heavenly. I definitely recommend Cafe Breizh! Good seating, clean, well stocked, and very helpful staff!
Cecilia H.
I was blown away by the service and food at this fantastic little cafe. The inside is super cute and so " Parisian" with its colorful macarons and extensive assortment of delicious baked goods and beverages. There is an area with booths and tables to check out their dining in options, they offer classic French omelettes, Tuna nicoise salad and our personal favorite favorites the croque monsieur and the croque madame. The bechamel sauce was so flavorful and the overall meal was delicious. I took an almond croissant to go and it was delicious. Please check out the Cafe!
Quality, service and a variety of items! Sourdough bread, croissants, coffee, French ?
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bakery, Baguette
Anne S
My husband is French so we are on a perpetual quest to find good bakeries in the States that will hold us over until the next trip back. His eyes rolled back into his head when he tried their baguette. Comparable to boulangeries in Paris and dare I say better than some as well. On top of baguettes I picked up a chocolate eclair which was delightful as it’s more on the dark chocolate side and not sickly sweet, passion fruit patisserie which was absolutely divine, plus chocolate and raisin croissants. The raisin croissant was the best I’ve ever had, better than in Paris. And chocolate croissant was pretty standard. To say we’re thrilled is an understatement, we’ll happily drive 30mins each way for our bread from now on.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bakery, Baguette, Pastries
Anne S.
My husband is French so we are on a perpetual quest to find good bakeries in the States that will hold us over until the next trip back. His eyes rolled back into his head when he tried their baguette. Comparable to boulangeries in Paris and dare I say better than some as well. On top of baguettes I picked up a chocolate eclair which was delightful as it's more on the dark chocolate side and not sickly sweet, passion fruit patisserie which was absolutely divine, plus chocolate and raisin croissants. The raisin croissant was the best I've ever had, better than in Paris. And chocolate croissant was pretty standard. To say we're thrilled is an understatement, we'll happily drive 30mins each way for our bread from now on.
Yenny N.
I always love a good bakery and I can definitely add this one to my list. Their desserts were fantastic. My favorite dessert was the crème brûlée. The croissants were bomb also, I recommend trying those!!
my name is watchman
Stopped in this morning because I had not been for a long time. Same snotty french woman waited on me. MAN ! Spent alot of money but nose in the air from her... as usual. Some of the pastries are smaller than they use to be. Quality is OK. Basically this place is alright if you are in the mood for Americanized French. I suppose they are doing the best they can. Not really up to REAL French standards for excellent baking... nor the quality you get in France.
Marvelous! Delicious! One of the best French bakeries in town along with Baguette Cafe! Review is for the desserts/bakery only. It's pretty chaotic in there so would advise to come before 9am. The staff was pretty friendly walking in. For what they are facing (chaotic cramp entrance with confused people) they handle it well. We got 5 baked goods for about $22. That's not bad at all. We got: - Chocolate chip cookie ( ok but have had better, doughy and flat isn't my style) - brioche (so fluffy and buttery, but not overwhelming, it was delicious) - cheesecake flan (fluffy and just the right consistency- between flan and cheesecake of course) - almond croissant (not too flaky and just the right amount of moist, delightful) - Nutella macaron (the best macaron I've ever had, and I tend to not like many. The right amount of crunch and sweetness with the right dose of flavor) They sell the macarons for 12 (dozen) at $35. Recommend: brioche, Nutella, cheesecake flan 10/10 Will be back to try the other desserts and possibly breakfast. Although we didn't eat here (limited seating inside and tables super close to each other), we sat in the patio area. Luckily I think most people didn't want to sit there since the sun was out providing no shade. The weather wasn't too hot so it was bearable. People with strollers, might be hard to bring it in if you plan to dine inside.
Delicious breads, wonderful staff. I wish it was closer but I always stop when I'm near.
We loved everything about this cafe. The food and pastries were so delicious. Our server Greg was amazing. It's a charming place to go for Breyer lunch.
Great vibe and delicious food . The owner is gracious everything is fresh. It's my go to when I need a little bit of France.
The coffee was very good, the ambience was good, the food was good and the croissants were very good. But I went there hoping for beignets and was deeply disappointed to see that what they call "beignets" are nothing of the sort, but merely jelly donuts such as can be found at any Winchell's or Dunkin. We'd also have liked more variety of choices on the breakfast menu, although what we had was delicious.
Cute cafe and bakery. Only went in for pastries but definitely would want to try other food on their menu. Staff was friendly. I got a coffee eclair and vanilla beignet, it was ok.
Service could be better, but the quiche is the best I've had (France included). Coffee is a great roast. Outdoor seating is a plus on a nice day.
Small cafe. Bakery is amazing. Everything is made in house. Make this your next stop.
I loved the whole place! There are tons of goodies. My personal favorite was the nutella brioche and the quiche I got was heavenly. I definitely recommend Cafe Breizh! Good seating, clean, well stocked, and very helpful staff!
I was blown away by the service and food at this fantastic little cafe. The inside is super cute and so " Parisian" with its colorful macarons and extensive assortment of delicious baked goods and beverages. There is an area with booths and tables to check out their dining in options, they offer classic French omelettes, Tuna nicoise salad and our personal favorite favorites the croque monsieur and the croque madame. The bechamel sauce was so flavorful and the overall meal was delicious. I took an almond croissant to go and it was delicious. Please check out the Cafe!
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Quality, service and a variety of items! Sourdough bread, croissants, coffee, French ?
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bakery, Baguette
My husband is French so we are on a perpetual quest to find good bakeries in the States that will hold us over until the next trip back. His eyes rolled back into his head when he tried their baguette. Comparable to boulangeries in Paris and dare I say better than some as well. On top of baguettes I picked up a chocolate eclair which was delightful as it’s more on the dark chocolate side and not sickly sweet, passion fruit patisserie which was absolutely divine, plus chocolate and raisin croissants. The raisin croissant was the best I’ve ever had, better than in Paris. And chocolate croissant was pretty standard. To say we’re thrilled is an understatement, we’ll happily drive 30mins each way for our bread from now on.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bakery, Baguette, Pastries
My husband is French so we are on a perpetual quest to find good bakeries in the States that will hold us over until the next trip back. His eyes rolled back into his head when he tried their baguette. Comparable to boulangeries in Paris and dare I say better than some as well. On top of baguettes I picked up a chocolate eclair which was delightful as it's more on the dark chocolate side and not sickly sweet, passion fruit patisserie which was absolutely divine, plus chocolate and raisin croissants. The raisin croissant was the best I've ever had, better than in Paris. And chocolate croissant was pretty standard. To say we're thrilled is an understatement, we'll happily drive 30mins each way for our bread from now on.
I always love a good bakery and I can definitely add this one to my list. Their desserts were fantastic. My favorite dessert was the crème brûlée. The croissants were bomb also, I recommend trying those!!
Stopped in this morning because I had not been for a long time. Same snotty french woman waited on me. MAN ! Spent alot of money but nose in the air from her... as usual. Some of the pastries are smaller than they use to be. Quality is OK. Basically this place is alright if you are in the mood for Americanized French. I suppose they are doing the best they can. Not really up to REAL French standards for excellent baking... nor the quality you get in France.