Amélie's French Bakery & Café

Good rating for atmosphere, but my breakfast bowl wasn't great. The potatoes didn't seem fresh, but the rest was okay. I couldn't detect the vanilla flavor in my latte that I requested. I will give them points because I actually enjoyed their macaroons. Usually, I don't like them in general, but I gave them another try. Very good.

Beautiful Interior. It is designed like a French from outside as well. The staff is polite and kind. Tried to display the main attractions of France. Food was good but I felt much sweeter than regular.

This establishment provides a conducive environment for focused work, fostering a pleasant atmosphere and positive interactions with fellow patrons and the exceptional staff. While I miss the welcoming presence of a former staff member, the overall experience remains highly positive, enhanced by the delicious food offerings. I highly recommend a visit.

The staff is friendly and attentive, making it a pleasant place to relax and enjoy a beverage. However, I found the desserts to be somewhat overrated. While they are beautifully presented, they didn’t quite meet my expectations in terms of flavor and texture. Overall, it’s a lovely spot to visit, but the desserts may not be the highlight of your experience.

What a beautiful place to grab a quick lunch or coffee and light snacks. Authentic French baked goods. Great ambiance. Perfect location. You must try one of the pastries. Very well decorated place. As I heard, the owner designed the place and hand decorated. Love it.

Amélie’s is a staple — a Charlotte institution with genuinely great food. The pastries are excellent, the coffee is solid, and the kitchen clearly knows what it’s doing. But the management and operations are embarrassingly bad. There’s no online order pickup system. You order ahead thinking it’ll be ready — nope. You show up and your food hasn’t even been started. The café is always empty because by the time your order’s ready, you’ve already wasted your lunch break and have to leave. The staff seems lost, the process is nonexistent, and there’s zero urgency. It feels like no one’s in charge. It’s heartbreaking — because with even halfway competent leadership, this place would be unbeatable. Instead, it’s the last place I’ll go if I’m on a schedule. Love the food. Hate the experience. Do better, Amélie’s.

This is a great place anytime, but my family enjoys Saturday mornings. It’s super busy Saturday mornings, so expect to wait up to fifteen minutes. HUGE variety of desserts and foods. Macarons and tiramisu are delicious! The sandwiches are good. The coffee is really good! The decor is interesting and you will see something new every time you go. It’s a great place to go before or after a visit to the greenway.

The ambiance was good, with authentic French decoring the walls. The eclairs are a must-try, and the tarts were delightful as well. Some of the items felt a bit sweeter than usual, but overall a lovely experience.

Awesome parties! We had a few fruit tarts and a very chocolate cake both were awesome. The coffee was great and locally roasted. Super fresh. The decor was unique and equaled the food and service. Wished I lived closer.

They don't open their coffee shop until 7am. Then, the staff doesn't get started until 7:10. It's pricey but it's good. It's a fine place to chill but not good if you're on a morning schedule.

So to be clear, I went to undergrad in Charlotte and the old, dimly lit, 24 hour, cozy, reading nook Amelie's will always be my favorite vibe - but I digress! This location is large, has lots of seating and is more of an eclectic restaurant vibe. We came in for a quick cup of coffee and a bite to eat while working on our yearly goals. I tried the new tiramisu latte that is seasonal and the SEC biscuits. Oh and don't get flustered by the line, they move very fast and will call you when your drink is ready, and bring your food to your table. The breakfast sandwich blew me awayyyyyyyyy! I was surprised by how fluffy and buttery the biscuits was! I know it's a bakery but everyone can't cook like grandma! lol The latte was also soooo incredible! Just the right amount of coffee and sweetness! Definitely make a stop with friend or family for good food, drinks, and time to catch up.

I'm in town for a holiday weekend. My friend and her daughter love this place and I now see why. The main room is bright and airy with French themed decor. There is assorted fun artwork, furnishings and chandeliers. The service is quick, helpful and friendly. I asked for a recommendation of something that would fit my dietary restrictions and was impressed when the counter person checked a several sheet document to confirm what fit my needs. We enjoyed the turkey wrap, eclair, palmier and croissant. We did not enjoy the grilled cheese which was actually a warm cheese sandwich. I was also disappointed with the fresh fruit which had pineapple when we were told it did not when we asked. Overall a great meal and we will visit again.

Always 5 stars at Amelie's! Upon arrival you'll feel like you've entered Alice's Adventures in Wonderland; so cute, charming and beyond funky yet comfy enough to chill and relax. Love their cappuccino and coffee drinks, mini almond croissants and breakfast sandwiches. Their chocolate chip cookie and mini treats are all delicious but their fruit tarts are hands down the absolute best! The lemon raspberry is my favorite with the assorted fruit tart in a close second place. Service is polite and helpful every time; no matter how long the line is you're never rushed and I love that. See you again soon Amelie's, thank you!

I fell in love with Amelie's years ago. I recall wishing that they would open a location in my hometown of Atlanta, GA they did, but it did not last long. One night while in Charlotte I made the suggestion that my family and I make a late night run to Amelie's. It's been such a long time since I visited that I did not realize they are in a new location. The new to me location still gives me the same energy as when I visited years ago. The quirkiness of the decor really makes this place special. We arrived fairly late- maybe 30 minutes prior to closing. However, we were still able to order everything we wanted. Additionally, the staff still had great attitudes! Overall I love everything about Amelie's, the decor, the staff and most importantly the food and drinks. If you have a chance to check this spot out, I highly recommend. You do so!

Amélie's is one of the first spots I tried when I moved to Charlotte 3 years ago, and I've been going back regularly ever since. We were super excited to see the pumpkin cheesecake macarons back on the seasonal menu this year--they are to die for! The coffees are always delicious, and you can't go wrong with any of the soups and sandwiches. I will say--the seasonal sweet potato and goat cheese salad isn't anything to write home about. It's basically a bagged iceberg lettuce mix + the toppings. It's a nice lighter option, but I feel they could really elevate it with a different lettuce + a light dressing/vinaigrette. At all the locations the staff is super friendly, and food and drinks come out fast. The decor is always fun and eclectic. There's lots of seating inside and out at all the locations. Great spot to hang out with family or friends. Love to see this Charlotte staple thriving!

This location's pastries are just as delightful as I remembered! During my recent visit, I enjoyed a lemon tart and a dirty chai and both were phenomenal! The food here has always been top-tier and continues to impress. However, I do miss the cozy, intimate feeling and dimmer lighting of the old location. While the magic of the food remains, the new environment feels like it has lost a bit of its previous spark, in my opinion (it was also noticeably very chilly inside!).

I love Amélie's! It's my go-to place for a nice sweet treat and their seasonal lattes! The desserts are always so fresh and great quality! This go-round I got a strawberry cream cheese danish, apple cobbler tart, French macaroon, and s'mores macaroon. I also got a tiramisu latte with oat milk and it's great for those who love dark chocolate! The staff is always extremely friendly and give great recommendations. The environment itself is super fun and very spacious. I highly recommend this spot and that you sign up for their rewards program to earn points and get some nice discounts!

The pastries are always delicious! I had the chicken salad sandwich. The croissant was great and I love that they don't add celery to their chicken salad. The staff is always friendly attain location and the decor is eclectic and beautiful. The Eiffel Tower Replica and the Height ruler are always a pleasure to see.

This location is in the NoDa area of charlotte. Amelie's popped up on several recommendations lists for restaurants to visit. They have alot of French bakery items as well as lunch and breakfast. We are a sucker for macaroons and we're excited to try the creative flavors such as peanut butter and jelly and coconut lime. The macaroons are bigger than the traditional. They were really well flavored but a little doughy. I loved the shop, lots of French inspired decor, even hanging from the ceiling and the service was phenomenal.

I haven't written an updated review of Amelie's in so long, so I believe this is worth an update since it was a new location. So with a new location, and knowing that they pretty much spread to several other locations throughout Charlotte. I even know that Amelie's did a stint in Atlanta, until COVID hit and they just couldn't sustain it. Anyways, my review of Amélie's. The OG location had wonderful decor so I didn't expect any less, and at their new location, the inside was a lot bigger, both the kitchen and the dining area. Compared to the OG location, this place might be twice or three times the size. With the added space, the decor was also expanded and I thought it was great. So let's get to the pastries and food. I felt that it wasn't as good as before, but also the prices got a huge hike. I get it during COVID and all of that, and inflation...I think it was still kind of crazy. I ordered a couple of sandwiches, the chicken sandwich along with the Chicken + Pesto + Goat Cheese sandwich. Out of the two sandwiches, I would suggest the latter. It goes well with the tomato soup if you decide to get a soup. During my visit, we ordered a drink, however it took forever to come out. The person behind the drink said that they would refund the drink because it took a long time, but that never happened. I think if you do say that, then you should do it, but knowing that they were swamped I wasn't expecting it to happen and it didn't. By the time we finished our meal, the drink came out. The food took about 30 minutes as well, so the wait for food and drinks were kind of crazy. So overall, Amélie's is good. I think time has lowered their standards as far as their pastries. But, I'm happy that they expanded to other locations so it's more accessible. Definitely try out their pastries as well as what is on their menu. The drinks were meh, so I would stick to something simple.

Absolutely loved the outdoor seating--it's such a pleasant spot! The indoor decor has a lively, energetic vibe that's definitely fun, though a bit on the louder side. We placed our order at the counter and then enjoyed the ambiance while waiting at our table. It took about 25 minutes to get our coffee and two baguettes. The iced pistachio latte was a bit of a letdown, as it warmed up quickly and most of the ice melted fast. Maybe a larger cup or chilling the espresso beforehand would help keep it icy and refreshing! The macaroons weren't quite up to par--they felt more like cake with frosting rather than the traditional consistency. However, the chicken pesto baguette was a standout and the build-your-own baguette option is fantastic. I customized mine with goat cheese, fig spread, and turkey, and it turned out nicely.

This is such a funky spot. I didn't expect much from the outside and expected this to be a normal, small storefront bakery. I was so confused when I opened the door and it felt like I was at Disney or in some kind of children's movie....the decorators certainly did not miss a detail here! We reluctantly waited in line for about 15 minutes. Ordering was pretty confusing. We got a breakfast wrap (egg/cheese/bacon), a napoleon, and a chocolate macaron. For me personally, everything was way overpriced and Amelie's did not deliver on the quality. The wrap was dry and pretty flavor-less. The napoleon was good, but painstakingly sweet (and I have a sweet tooth!) and the macaron wasn't anything special. I could see coming here for a celebration or to enjoy the fun & cute environment, but the food we tried was not worth the wait or the price!

Amelie's moved since my last review, to a much larger space , decorated with a whimsical touch. The selection of pastries was vast with a wide variety of macaroons, tarts, croissants , bars and so much more. While in line there are 3 stations , to order the items in the area, but it takes away from a personal experience and gives the impression of an assembly line. You also do not have the opportunity to browse and overall we felt rushed. Prices were a bit steep, but it is still a nice neighborhood place for sweets, coffee or tea and to relax.

Amelie's truly transports you to France with its beautifully decorated interior, giving you the authentic feel of dining in a French restaurant. The tarts were absolutely AMAZING. We indulged in the fresh fruit, Nutella, and pecan tarts, and they were so delicious that we didn't have time to take photos before devouring them! If you're looking for a place with a charming atmosphere and delectable pastries, Amelie's French Bakery and Cafe is a must-visit. Bon appétit!

Great little gem. The vanilla eclairs are awesome. The place is really trendy and beautifully decorated. The service is quick and pleasant. It was full for a Friday late night with lots of space to sit and lot of options to try out. Definitely recommended.

My husband and I decided to stop into this location of Amelie's one evening when visiting NoDa. We frequent the Park Road location, and this one is just as spacious. (I still miss their original NoDa location, though.) They have a seasonal chocolate-espresso entremet dessert made with chocolate mousse, chocolate fudge (or cream?), and an espresso bean on top. While neither of us are big fans of mousse, Amelie's entremet is not to be missed. It's both creamy and fudgy, and we love it. One of the employees told me it will likely be available through the spring, and we plan to get it a few more times before it's removed from the menu. We also got our second favorite, the salted caramel torte. That's always a winner in our book, with the layers of fabulous cream and caramel. We brought both of these items home, and had enough for several days of sweet treats. This location has a rather large parking lot (especially for NoDa), and it's very easy to visit. We'll definitely be back!

What a fun place! Would give 10 stars for the atmosphere. Service was very friendly, you place your order at the counter for pastries, sandwiches, and or coffee, and they bring the food when ready. The Macarons are incredible, and the tarts and other cream pastries are really well done. Plenty of seating, both indoors and outdoors.

Very popular bakery in NoDa/ Charlotte and the interior design is very fun. There is a Eiffel tower inside the cafe, very creative to whoever idea it was. Everything is good just like most reviews, but to me, watch out for the bake goods that are not in the fridge. They can be dry sometimes. Pull-apart bread and turnovers. Coffee, tarts, macaroons are my usual orders. Plenty of people just to sit there and work/study, good hangout spots for friends and families too

I'm not big on bakeries, but Amelia's turned out to be much more appealing than their American counterpart. Can't even remember the names of all their delectables, but tried flavors such as PB&J to pistachio and everything was awesome. Cool looking interior with chandeliers hanging all over the restaurant did give off some French vibes.

Amelie's is one of the best places to work, meet folks or get some yummy coffee and food. I've been patiently waiting to try this new location. I used to go to the old NoDa location often, so I was happy they came back to the neighborhood. I stopped by in the am and stayed for a few hours to work and eat. I love the setup in this new location. It feels really good. The same vibes as the Uptown location and it's old location, so that was a huge plus. The gal that helped me at the front was super nice and friendly. We appreciate that so much these days! I ordered their French toast, scrambled eggs with cheese and the pumpkin latte with oat milk. Everything was good, not great. But I enjoyed what I ordered. I think I'll try something different next time. I will say, the French toast was a large serving that I was able to eat for the next day too. I enjoyed the ease you can work and eat at Amelie's. They have plenty of parking and seating. It's just a great spot overall. I'll definitely be back!

The atmosphere is amazing. The restaurant is literally filled with decorations that reflect French culture like the Eiffel Tower, Mona Lisa painting, etc. The seating area is very unique. There is a table with a lit tree in the middle. There is a lot of art on the walls. The food was delicious, fresh and flavorful. It was quite an experience.

Life is so beautiful today...cold...but still beautiful;) Tiramisu Latte and Chicken pot pie soup are a match made in heaven!

Food: looks good and taste sweet Service: nice customer service Ambience: I love it! Overall: If you want to have a sweet dessert this is the place for you. If you want something to do computer work or homework, this is the place for you.

This Charlotte staple is delightful spot with a lovely ambiance. They are more known for their desserts, but serve alcohol and light lunch/dinner fare along with baked goods. I often bring out-of-town friends here, citing that this is the place that made the macaroons for the Hunger Games. While their macaroons are tasty, the thing to get is the salted caramel brownie. The inside is interesting and picturesque, great place to have a coffee and treat. From what I've read, everything is designed to be whimsical-French-chic, and boy did they nail it.

This place was such a fun surprise! The decor and ambiance is so fantastic! Lots of people working, meeting up, etc. The food was super delicious too! The pastry selection is wide and hard to decide what you wanted bc I wanted everything. I have confidence that I would have been happy with any of it. The price of the pastry's was a little high for my liking, but, I was on vacation so, meh why not splurge. Paying for a family to eat here would be painful though The service lacked a little, they seemed annoyed I had not been there before and wasn't quite sure what their ordering process was. Sorry, I'd like to look at the pastry case prior to deciding overall what I want? I'd go back, I'm sad I live across the country though.

Walking into Amelie's, it feels like a page from a storybook. I would faint if I was an 8 year old. So many scrumptious looking pastries and awesome decor around the shop. The pastries didn't have a fairy tale ending unfortunately. I got a few tarts and two desserts for 40 dollars. They were bland, no flavor or anything special whatsoever. A little disappointed to be honest. Next time, I ll skip the desserts and go for the coffee.

First time at this newly located bakery, love the new decor and the size. They have captured the same look as south park location, very chic and whimsical and French! There was a pretty long line and it took awhile to get through, so be prepared to wait. They have so much variety, cakes, pastries, macarons, sandwiches, drinks, both alcohol and coffee/tea. I got a few different sweet treats to go and an iced tea. The lemon meringue eclair was my favorite! Lemony cream fillings and the pastry was so light. The lemon raspberry tart also delish. The salted caramel brownie, nice chocolate treat. Also took a baguette to go. Their bread is to die for. This is truly a bustling location, constant traffic, but plenty of seating inside and out. There's many goodies I'll be coming back for!

The people at the front had a whole conversation without acknowledging me until another customer came behind me in line asking if I was waiting to order. I let her know I was waiting to be acknowledged and she spoke up for me asking the associates what's the hold up. Orlando then proceeded to take my order but was very dismissive and kept asking me to repeat my order. I would not recommend this location simply bc of the service I received. First impression is a lasting impression. Smh.

The ambience was amazing! I loved all the eclectic artwork and design structure inside the café. I did find that a lot of the items were overpriced and the selection was not that amazing. They did not have a lot of pastries that I would have expected a french bakery to have especially for something in the morning thats a bit more savory too! Ended up getting a twice baked almond croissant and tomato pesto danish with six different macaron flavors. I would probably try other bakeries in the area next time before I come back to this one. I did like that they toasted/warmed up our pastries and the service was friendly! Parking was east in front of store too!

Stopped by to pick up a dessert for my dad's birthday. First time at this new location and it is soooo beautiful! Lots of space and a great spot to meet up or do some work. We had the fruit tart for his birthday and it was divine! Exactly what we wanted for a little birthday celebration. Love that it's local and always appreciated the quirkiness.

Wow what a fun place. French pastry with a Paris themed interior. Open late, and there was a crowd at 9pm. We got a cheese danish and an double toasted almond croissant. Look, I'm used to cheese danish that come in plastic wrappers, this is the real thing. Amazing light layers on layer on layers of buttery pasta with a cheese middle. Richelle said the almond croissant was the best she ever had, but she has only been to Paris Kentucky.

This is my first visit to this location since it moved from Davidson and I am not impressed. The old location has a labyrinth of decorative rooms to choose from. This new location seems to have been severely downsized. Even the parking situation has worsened since it is in a location that is growing and constantly under construction. However, the pastries are still to die for and they sell alcoholic beverages. When it came down to pay, the cashier got flustered when I accidentally forgot to redeem my birthday reward. That is actually the only reason why I went. However, the cashier misunderstood and thought I wanted to sign up for a loyalty card to get those points. Once she actually understood what I needed done she went to get a manager. In the end, I spent 25 mins at the register while my pastries and coffee got cold. The wow factor was just not at all there this last visit to the new location. Probably will not come back to this specific location.

I was hoping for more but it's not awful. I'd much rather have Amelie's vs Panera any day. If I wanted to really put their bakery to the test I would have ordered a croissant. In Paris you can get them on any corner and they are warm and delicious. Slightly crispy flaky on the outside and soft on the inside. Anyhow, I digress. I ordered the French dip and a raspberry lemon tart with spinach, asparagus leek soup. The sandwich baguette itself tasted a little bland. The the meat wasn't anything necessarily spectacular but the au jus made up for it. I'd think the au jus should have to but it was enjoyable. I love the French playlist. I've heard Melody Gerdot and Madeline Peyroux, love them. Anyhow, back to my food. The soup was a great combination but also seemed a little on the bland side. It's French food not English. It could use a little salt. The raspberry lemon tart was great. Service was great for the long line. I realize they can only get so much out at once. It was a little bit of a wait but patio was comfortable.

Love this eclectic bakery nestled in NoDa in Charlotte. The service was inviting. As a first-timer, the host was knowledgeable about the pastries and everything offered in the bakery. She also gave Christmas gift suggestions. I got the pound cake with yogurt. It was fresh and filling. The shop is laced with creative artwork with beautifully bold colors. The shop is spacious and there is ample parking.

My in-laws were visiting and we're BIG on sweets so we had to bring them here. This was also my first time inside. It's beautiful inside and clean. We ordered a lot of items: Salted Caramel Brownie Layer Torte, Palmier, 2 Cinnamon Rolls, Bread Pudding, 3 Pecan Mini Tarts, 3 Fresh Fruit Mini Tarts, and Apple Cobbler Mini Tart. Everything was great! There was a line forming behind us as we were selecting. I'd definitely recommend there being more employees that can help with the selection process. Pro Tip is to sign up for a ToastTab account; that way you'll be able to earn point for your orders towards free treats.

The apple cobbler, torte and coffee were fantastic. The decor is great and atmosphere is okay. But the service at the bakery counter here is always poor. The setup is not conducive to browsing and considering what you want before ordering. And there's always an employee who rushes you to order before you're ready. It's one of the worst service experiences at any baked goods shop I've ever visited and certainly the worst of all Amelie's locations in that regard.

I love coming here! My daughter and i have been here 3 times within a 2 week period. We've been going in the evening and it's not too full. There's lots of pastries still available and lots of space in the bakery. It's a great spot to get some treats and study, which is what we've been doing. Everyone at the counter is very nice and helpful. The line moves fast. Everything is clean. We always get half a dozen macaroon which is enough to take home. I ordered a tiramisu and also a crème brûlée which were all delicious. The crème brûlée is so thick and rich. They'll ask if you want it torched or not so you can decide to eat at the moment or save for later. For the macaroons there's always lots of flavors to choose from, our favorites are birthday cake, vanilla, and the hazelnut.

At Amelie's, I indulged in their delightful offerings, including the decadent cinnamon roll, the enticing Strawberry Cheesecake French Macaron, and the tantalizing Blueberry Cheesecake Macaron, paired with a comforting cup of hot chocolate. Both the cinnamon roll and the strawberry cheesecake macaron were absolute showstoppers, making it challenging to pick a favorite. However, if pressed, I would have to give the edge to the strawberry cheesecake macaron. Its delicate pink exterior encased a heavenly combination of cream cheese buttercream and strawberry marmalade filling, striking the perfect balance between lightness and indulgence. The subtle crunch and fluffy texture added to its allure, while the strawberry cheesecake flavor profile provided just the right amount of sweetness. The petite size of the macaron also helped in exercising restraint, ensuring I didn't overindulge. Additionally, the ambiance of this Amelie's location added to the overall experience, transporting me to a whimsical realm reminiscent of a blend between Alice in Wonderland and a regal abode from yesteryears.

We went because we were craving something sweet, so we decided on Amelie's. As soon as we walked in, the cozy, classic Parisian atmosphere caught our attention. We went as a group, and we were all impressed by the variety of desserts, as well as the decorations and ambiance of the place. Everything we ordered--drinks and desserts--was delicious. We had a great time enjoying the different pastries and juices they offer. I would 100% recommend it if you're looking for something sweet and an experience that transports you to a themed setting.

We have been coming to Amelies since we moved to NC 10 years ago and have never been disappointed! The new location ( just a few minutes away from the old) has more seating and parking available! It still gets packed, though, so be prepared to wait! The wait is always worth it, and the staff works quickly and efficiently to take/fill orders, ensuring the line moves along. The pastries are to die for and they have everything from macarons to creme brulee, emtramant to eclairs and everything in-between. If you didn't want something sweet ( you're seriously missing out but..) they have some sandwiches, soups, quiches,croissants and breads you will enjoy! They have some beer and also delicious mimosas!! This place is a vibe all by itself! It's a taste of France in Charlotte and you must go have the Amelies experience!!

I really love the ambiance of this cute little café! It was my first time visiting and I was so confused/ overwhelmed by their ordering system. I felt so rushed to order so I just randomly got a few items, part of this is my fault because I could have reviewed their menu prior to going to prevent awkward "let me just order what's in my face" moment. Lol I got a French toast kids meal for my little one, which came with a side of fresh fruit and a complimentary macaroon! - So cute! I purchased an assortment of pastries - The only one I really enjoyed was the pecan pie tart. I'm going to do my research and go back to give it a go again.

It's so pretty inside and such nice ambiance! Love the aesthetic and the different elements of France in here. So many pastry options, a little pricey.

This place is AMAZING! Every single thing my husband and I tried was delicious. The French toast macaron, delectable. Their coffee, phenomenal. I tried the ham and cheese croissant, best thing I have eaten in my life! I only wish they had this same Cafe in Raleigh.

I love Amelie Park Road. It is convenient to my daughters house and the food is always good whether we get takeout or eat there. I love the chocolate mousse cake and the caramel topped brownie is always delicious.

The red velvet macaroon is a 5/5, not too sweet. The tiramisu is a pass, it wasn't bad but definitely not authentic. Great place to sit and chat or even get some work done. Line was out the door on a Saturday around 9pm.

The tarts and the macaroons are sooo good. My favorite are the raspberry macaroons. They also have good sandwiches here if you are looking for something more savory. Don't skip out on their filled croissants which are different from your traditional croissant but still buttery and flaky. When you first walk in it can be overwhelming because there are so many options but you feel like you're in France. The way they decorated the bakery is so intentional. You are sure to find something here you like. And if you go enjoy!

This place is SO cute. The decor is fabulous and very quirky with photos of French monarchs and landmarks all over. Even the box that I got my salted caramel brownie in had the Mona Lisa. Speaking of the brownie, it was delicious but VERY rich so keep that in mind and maybe have some water handy! Super friendly service - would definitely return and try more on the menu, and get the brownie again.