Best croissants in Ottawa. Always fresh and delicious!
Mathilde Geraud
One of the DRIEST pain au chocolat I have eatenProbably not very freshVery disappointed, especially given the price...With “French” in the name we expect a minimum of quality
Food: 1
Service: 3
Karen Barclay
I bought a few items yesterday in my quest for good bread in Ottawa (Like trying to find a needle in a haystack). Anyway this place was cute and the service was great but the baguette was like sawdust with no real flavour and a very fine crumb (not at all like a baguette should be). Can someone tell me where they make good bread?
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 5
Kathie Swim
Our regular shop for baguette was out. They reserved 6 for me. Someone also followed up to make sure that I received them on Christmas Eve!
Jolie Tulipe
Bought a stollen yesterday and was definitely not fresh. Extremely dry and tasted like a very very old bread left on the counter for many days. Very disappointing.
Sally & go
Omg disgusting ! They is nothing French in this place. It looks third world bakery . Everything was old when we complained they were rude, that’s it.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Aoussama Saib
The baguette is infamous, nothing to do with a French baguette, not crunchy, rubbery texture like hypermarket baguettes. The saleswoman is not friendly, no smile, no welcome or hello, and to be honest there was one person, a young man who was very welcoming at the entrance. By saying French baker we expect a minimum of quality, this time sorry to tell you that, but we have to revise a lot of things.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Ben Haile
Cheese cake!!! Superb
Chris Woods
Love the croissant! By far the best in Ottawa!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Almond Croissant, French Pastries, Croissant and Pear Tart, Regular Croissants, Cookie
Annette Lang
Excellent gem we found in Ottawa while touring the city. We tried 3 treats-tartelette aux fruits, mille feuille, and an opera. Everything was tasty and staff explained the treats to us, helping us make our choices. Reasonable prices. I would grab treats again next time in the area.
This is a place to go for quality baked products. Their desserts are flavorful with just the right amount of sweetness as their desserts are not factory produced and overladen with sugar and additives to increase their shelf life. Pricey? Yes, but it is worth it.
Richard Kulesza
Very happy to have a proper French bakery nearby. Classic style, if you want croissants and baguette as if you're in France, this is the best place to go in the area, hands down.
Danny C
Order two croissants (plain and chocolate) for $6.80. The outside was crisp (and no crumbs when teared), while the inside had a bread texture (something to bite into) and slightly dry but filling.
Nikolay Kapnik
They have good desserts, but they are highly overpriced.The quality is just standard, but the price is three times higher than you expect.Not recommended.
Penelope M.
Cute boulangerie and the pastries were so good ! It has quite a lot of French items for purchase too - very nice experience
Best croissants in Ottawa. Always fresh and delicious!
One of the DRIEST pain au chocolat I have eatenProbably not very freshVery disappointed, especially given the price...With “French” in the name we expect a minimum of quality
Food: 1
Service: 3
I bought a few items yesterday in my quest for good bread in Ottawa (Like trying to find a needle in a haystack). Anyway this place was cute and the service was great but the baguette was like sawdust with no real flavour and a very fine crumb (not at all like a baguette should be). Can someone tell me where they make good bread?
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 5
Our regular shop for baguette was out. They reserved 6 for me. Someone also followed up to make sure that I received them on Christmas Eve!
Bought a stollen yesterday and was definitely not fresh. Extremely dry and tasted like a very very old bread left on the counter for many days. Very disappointing.
Omg disgusting ! They is nothing French in this place. It looks third world bakery . Everything was old when we complained they were rude, that’s it.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
The baguette is infamous, nothing to do with a French baguette, not crunchy, rubbery texture like hypermarket baguettes. The saleswoman is not friendly, no smile, no welcome or hello, and to be honest there was one person, a young man who was very welcoming at the entrance. By saying French baker we expect a minimum of quality, this time sorry to tell you that, but we have to revise a lot of things.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Cheese cake!!! Superb
Love the croissant! By far the best in Ottawa!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Almond Croissant, French Pastries, Croissant and Pear Tart, Regular Croissants, Cookie
Excellent gem we found in Ottawa while touring the city. We tried 3 treats-tartelette aux fruits, mille feuille, and an opera. Everything was tasty and staff explained the treats to us, helping us make our choices. Reasonable prices. I would grab treats again next time in the area.
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This is a place to go for quality baked products. Their desserts are flavorful with just the right amount of sweetness as their desserts are not factory produced and overladen with sugar and additives to increase their shelf life. Pricey? Yes, but it is worth it.
Very happy to have a proper French bakery nearby. Classic style, if you want croissants and baguette as if you're in France, this is the best place to go in the area, hands down.
Order two croissants (plain and chocolate) for $6.80. The outside was crisp (and no crumbs when teared), while the inside had a bread texture (something to bite into) and slightly dry but filling.
They have good desserts, but they are highly overpriced.The quality is just standard, but the price is three times higher than you expect.Not recommended.
Cute boulangerie and the pastries were so good ! It has quite a lot of French items for purchase too - very nice experience