The queue for food is always long, so they should provide a separate queue for customers who are only ordering coffee.
Stephie N
Instead of waiting in loooooong lines at Starbucks, we decided to go to Le Panier. WOW! We were so lucky—we didn’t have to wait and even found a cozy table inside the bakery. Their latte, pastries, and flatbread were amazing! I highly recommend the Normandie, Champignons, and Au Jardin. We’ll definitely come back next time we’re in Seattle.
Natalie Aho
Wow is all I can say!!! Croissants were fantastic. I had the raspberry and my husband had the plain one and were bummed that we only got one of each. I hope to stop by again before our flight back home.
Jason Littlejohn
If you're a visitor or tourist, it is worth the 30+ minute wait. The smell of the bakery radiates from around the corner. Everything was excellent. I order a croissant, espresso eclair, d'orsay, and bag of cookies. Also, the female staff were nice and kind.
Herta Grandsoult
Really good French bakery with authentic sandwiches, baguette and croissants. The macaroons are also delicious. More a takeaway place due to very few tables. Can get busy
Samuel Deese
Worth the wait. Everything was delicious!
Justin Crittenden
Best pastries of all time! The chicken Normandy was the best food in the city.
Zev Gross
The operational strategy employed at this establishment appears to intentionally create extended wait times, presumably to increase customer volume. While the food quality is commendable, the practice of artificially inflating the queue length is not aligned with optimal customer service. Consequently, I would not recommend a return visit due to this specific business practice.
Travis Anthony
This is such a great small French café, the croissant was perfect and the espresso was on point. Stop in there if you're walking by!
Liz Wendler
Incredible bakery and customer service! The owner is genuinely kind and amazing! I ordered the pistachio and strawberry macarons and croissants.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Macarons, Pain Au Chocolat, Chocolate Almond Croissant
Very authentic French bakery which Is true to its subtle French roots… In the sense that Asians and Indians are handed food in a ’To Go’ bag, and others are given a tray after me observing the place for 30ish minutes..
The pattern is hard to miss, Can’t all be a coincidence🤷🏻♂️
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 1
Maria
No matter how long the line I will always wait. But of course, as a local, I'll try to go right before they open. 😁. I love the veggie sandwiches, petit palmiers in a bag, friand, and fresh french bread. It's not as hot or delicious as getting it at 5m, before dinner,like in Paris or anywhere in France, but still great for a picnic or charcuterie platter to pair with cheese or pate.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Macarons, Petit Palmier, Chouquettes, Pain Au Chocolat, Tarte Aux Peach
The queue for food is always long, so they should provide a separate queue for customers who are only ordering coffee.
Instead of waiting in loooooong lines at Starbucks, we decided to go to Le Panier. WOW! We were so lucky—we didn’t have to wait and even found a cozy table inside the bakery. Their latte, pastries, and flatbread were amazing! I highly recommend the Normandie, Champignons, and Au Jardin. We’ll definitely come back next time we’re in Seattle.
Wow is all I can say!!! Croissants were fantastic. I had the raspberry and my husband had the plain one and were bummed that we only got one of each. I hope to stop by again before our flight back home.
If you're a visitor or tourist, it is worth the 30+ minute wait. The smell of the bakery radiates from around the corner. Everything was excellent. I order a croissant, espresso eclair, d'orsay, and bag of cookies. Also, the female staff were nice and kind.
Really good French bakery with authentic sandwiches, baguette and croissants. The macaroons are also delicious. More a takeaway place due to very few tables. Can get busy
Worth the wait. Everything was delicious!
Best pastries of all time! The chicken Normandy was the best food in the city.
The operational strategy employed at this establishment appears to intentionally create extended wait times, presumably to increase customer volume. While the food quality is
commendable, the practice of artificially inflating the queue length is not aligned with optimal customer service. Consequently, I would not recommend a return visit due to this specific business practice.
This is such a great small French café, the croissant was perfect and the espresso was on point. Stop in there if you're walking by!
Incredible bakery and customer service! The owner is genuinely kind and amazing! I ordered the pistachio and strawberry macarons and croissants.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Macarons, Pain Au Chocolat, Chocolate Almond Croissant
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Best almond croissant and vanilla macrons.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
The best!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Love this place.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Very authentic French bakery which Is true to its subtle French roots… In the sense that Asians and Indians are handed food in a ’To Go’ bag, and others are given a tray after me observing the place for 30ish minutes..
The pattern is hard to miss, Can’t all be a coincidence🤷🏻♂️
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 1
No matter how long the line I will always wait. But of course, as a local, I'll try to go right before they open. 😁. I love the veggie sandwiches, petit palmiers in a bag, friand, and fresh french bread. It's not as hot or delicious as getting it at 5m, before dinner,like in Paris or anywhere in France, but still great for a picnic or charcuterie platter to pair with cheese or pate.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Macarons, Petit Palmier, Chouquettes, Pain Au Chocolat, Tarte Aux Peach
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