Paillard
$$ • Bakery, MacaronsAbout Paillard
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Paillard Reviews
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Their pastries are very good and reasonably priced, but unfortunately, I found the sandwiches to be quite overpriced. While they were tasty, there are many other places that offer equally delicious sandwiches for considerably less.
The coffee was also a disappointment. They use Nespresso, which is fine if you order an espresso, but we ordered Americanos and found them far too watery. They use one espresso pod and then fill the cup with hot water. When we asked for less water,...read full review
The coffee was also a disappointment. They use Nespresso, which is fine if you order an espresso, but we ordered Americanos and found them far too watery. They use one espresso pod and then fill the cup with hot water. When we asked for less water,...read full review
Hours
| Monday | 6AM - 7PM |
| Tuesday | 6AM - 7PM |
| Wednesday | 6AM - 7PM |
| Thursday | 6AM - 7PM |
| Friday | 6AM - 8PM |
| Saturday | 6AM - 8PM |
| Sunday | 6AM - 8PM |
Paillard is a well-known restaurant famous for its delightful croissants, making it a popular spot for visitors. The roast beef sandwich on baguette and oat milk latte are enjoyable, with quick and friendly service. The atmosphere is pleasant and provides a large setup, offering a comfortable break from the busy street outside. Vegetarian sandwich options are available, although the restaurant may not be wheelchair accessible because the washroom is located on the second floor up a flight of stairs. The food is generally good, although some pastries benefit from being reheated throughout the day. The ham and cheese croissant is praised as delicious, and the bakery offers affordable, crispy pastries, with tea available for just $6. Customers also enjoy the variety of muffins and pastries, which are mostly delicious, though some found the olive-feta bread disappointing and the croissant matan with coffee and fruit salad very tasty. The restaurant can be noisy at times, with loud calls to pick up orders, and there is a lack of available knives. Service is excellent, and the presence of an accordionist adds to the pleasant ambiance. However, the lack of a changing table in the bathroom is a downside, especially given the limited space. Overall, Paillard remains a favorite for its baked goods and welcoming atmosphere.