Le Pain Quotidien
$$ • Coffee Shops, Bakery, Gluten-FreeAbout Le Pain Quotidien
Customers' Favorites
Organic Dutch Mini-Pancakes
Sunny Side Breakfast Bowl
Organic Soup of the Day
Smoked Salmon Tartine
Selection of Pastries
Breakfast Sandwich
Ancient Grain Bowl
Petit Déjeuner
Warm Grain Bowl
Quiche Lorraine
Le Pain Quotidien Reviews
273 ratings
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Excellent service and great food. Thank yoy
Food is excellent albeit overpriced. This avocado lunch combo is $20, nothing really on the toast to justify this price. The gazpacho tasted fresh and tasty.
2 side choices are really only one, but they count the avocado toast as one 😑
What was bad is the service. I had to beg 3 people including the manager to get silverware instead of plastic, which wouldn't even cut the bread crust. I was at the community table, which doesn't qualify for sustainable dining I...read full review
2 side choices are really only one, but they count the avocado toast as one 😑
What was bad is the service. I had to beg 3 people including the manager to get silverware instead of plastic, which wouldn't even cut the bread crust. I was at the community table, which doesn't qualify for sustainable dining I...read full review
Employees are good though service cnw be excruciatingly slow at times due to understaffed. Food is decent. Nice, open restaurant space on a good corner.
Hours
| Monday | 6:30AM - 7PM |
| Tuesday | 6:30AM - 7PM |
| Wednesday | 6:30AM - 7PM |
| Thursday | 6:30AM - 7PM |
| Friday | 6:30AM - 7PM |
| Saturday | 7:30AM - 7PM |
| Sunday | 7:30AM - 7PM |
Le Pain Quotidien is a renowned restaurant chain known for its delectable offerings. This location at the intersection of West Broadway and Warren Street stands out as a refined retreat in Lower Manhattan, just one block from City Hall Park and major subway lines, making it ideal for downtown meetings or coffee breaks. Customers praise the establishment's warm ambiance, featuring rustic decor, natural lighting, and open cooking kitchens that soften the city’s intensity.
The menu boasts a wide range of options, from breakfast and coffee to salads and desserts, though some find the prices a bit high. Standout dishes include the Gazpacho, Quinoa Salad with Avocado and Lemon Dressing, and the Breakfast Bowl. Reviewers consistently commend the excellent service and kind staff, who are friendly, attentive, and often remember regular customers' orders. Recently, a customer highlighted Juana’s unmatched espresso, and others noted the pastries, like croissants and tarts, are textbook-perfect. Overall, Le Pain Quotidien serves as both a public refuge and a civic lounge, where locals and visitors coexist over expertly crafted food and drink.