Brioche de Paris

Brioche de Paris is an excellent local spot for breakfast and lunch! Plenty of drinks, baked goods, crepes, sandwiches, and more! The indoor dining area is fairly spacious, and a few small tables just outside the front door. On a recent visit to town, my family called in an order and was ready when we arrived. Although the place was busy on a Sunday morning, the staff was professional and got us on our way without a hitch. I had the Bricon breakfast sandwich, and it was a perfect morning snack along with a hot cup of Café au Lait. Other items ordered were a Nantes Crepe, which had Nutella topping, and a Brioche de Paris waffle. We all enjoyed our orders and hope to visit again. There are so many things to try, and they deserve multiple visits. I recommend this business.

Brioche de Paris is an absolute gem for anyone who appreciates the art of baking and a perfectly crafted cup of coffee. From the moment you walk in, the aroma of freshly baked goods fills the air, and it’s impossible not to feel a sense of excitement. The bakery boasts an incredible variety of croissants and other baked items, each one more tempting than the last. During my visit, I had the chance to try a few of their pastries, and they were nothing short of phenomenal. The croissants were flaky, buttery, and baked to perfection—truly some of the best I’ve ever had. Whether you’re a fan of classic plain croissants or something more indulgent like almond or chocolate-filled, Brio de Paris has something to satisfy every craving. But it’s not just the baked goods that shine here. The coffee is equally impressive. Rich, smooth, and expertly brewed, it’s the perfect complement to their pastries. I especially appreciated the touch of latte art on my drink—it’s a small detail, but it adds a lovely, personal touch to the experience. Brioche de Paris is the kind of place that makes you want to slow down and savor every bite and sip. Whether you’re stopping by for a quick coffee and croissant or settling in for a leisurely morning, this bakery is a must-visit. With its incredible baked goods, delicious coffee, and charming atmosphere, Brio de Paris is a true standout. Don’t miss out on this delightful spot!

Decent food, and a nice atmosphere. Service was a bit disappointing, they forgot to make our drinks. When the espresso drinks did finally arrive they were not well made. Attached image is what they call a flat white.

Amazing coffee, pastries, and a great selection of dishes! My favorite cafe in Walnut Creek 😋☕️

Very kind people who work there - we needed a cake that very same day so the chef was kind enough to offer to bake one for us and have it ready within an hour or two. That was wonderful. I got the black forest cake and I guess I didn’t realize that it was made with maraschino cherries, which really distracted from the taste of the cake. The cake was light and moist but the maraschino cherries really added an artificial, distracting flavor - but I also don’t know if that’s how this cake is normally made.

We discovered this place for weekend brunch. The coffee was the best we had in the area and the food is all really good and fresh.

Beautiful French bakery. The cake and croissant is nice! It closes a bit early though 😂

I was in the area and I had to use the restroom. This happened to be the closest spot available. When I noticed it was also a coffee spot, I decided to try it out. I haven't been to Paris yet but I bet some of the places look like this one. I love the vibes and the focus on bread. The customer service is also quite welcoming and the location itself has a really nice modern vibe. The coffee was also quite delicious for not being a pour over style. Putting my stamp of approval on this place.

My family heard this was a small business and we love to support places in town like this. Lots of fabulous seating inside and outside in Alamo. The menu is very extensive for lunch! We were not that hungry so we just got lattes and a blueberry scone. My vanilla latte was perfect! Not too sweet and had a great robust espresso flavor. The blueberry scone was unlike any scone I've had, In a good way. It was so yummy! Sweet and blueberry forward with a great texture. I can't wait to come back here and try something from their lunch menu!

This charming coffee shop is centrally located in Walnut Creek. It's counter service and the food is delivered in a timely manner. They have lots of bistro seating outdoors as well as inside seating with benches, tables and couches. It offers a very chill, relaxed vibe! They offer lots of decadent pastries as well as egg sandwiches, French toast, lunch sandwiches and more. Today we tried the French toast and ordered an egg sandwich with bacon and cheese. Both were spectacular! The French toast was cooked to perfection and topped with fresh strawberries, blueberries, raspberries and sweet blackberries! Yes, a dollop of whipped cream that entices you to indulge if you wish! Our egg sandwich was served on a moist flaky croissant. The perfect way to start our morning with a delicious hearty breakfast. We will definitely be back!

Yummy food, great milk steamer, and great service!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PS:the crepes are to die for -Naya N

Had an amazing chocolate Dubai croissant and one of the best quiches I've ever had, made with rich, creamy goat cheese. Every bite was full of flavor and perfectly balanced. Truly a top-tier experience . I'll definitely be coming back for more.

Literally, the best croissant that I have had in forever! It was so flaky, and not too much chocolate. The maple cake was just the perfect size because it is very rich but also very delicious. My husband's coffee was very strong, but he needed that in order to wake up lol. My chai was also really delicious! The inside is so freaking cute and you would want to take pictures for the gram! Staff was super friendly and able to provide recommendations on what we should get.

A true feel of Paris. Like I'd imagine a cafe to be. Busy and enjoyable. Many pastries and drinks to choose from. Artsy vibe with kind staff.

This is hands down the best French cafe in the Bay Area! Our favorites- all their sweet and savory crepes and their waffles. The kiddos love their hot chocolate! They have a wonderfil assortment of pastries and baked treats our favorite being the creme brulee croissant, pistachio croissant and the gingerbread loaf slice. Everything is authentic and delicious! The staff are prompt and courteous. Ambiance is very French like and cozy. We are definitely coming back when we are in the area to try the Berry French toast and Tiramisu Crepe!

Bright and calm ambiance. We had ube croissant, Marseille Crepe and Dubai Strawberry Crepe. Ube Croissant had generous ube filling. This filling was smooth and not sweet. Marseille was savory but had more dried tomatoes than I would want so it was a little sour. I would go back for the Dubai chocolate- chocolate was not too sweet, it has enough kadayif for the crunch. The strawberry that came with it was a little sour- it would have been nicer if a sweeter strawberry was added. People were really nice.

Brioche de Paris is a nice little cafe. The ambiance is peaceful and allows you to relax and chill. The staff was friendly and welcoming. I only got a cookie because we ate lunch next door. We'll be back next time we are in the area.

The goat cheese quiché is heavenly. I also liked the berry Dubai croissant. I've never had a problem with customer service here until today. The cashier seemed to be in a bad mood. He turned his back to us when we approached the register, disappeared to the back kitchen for seemingly no reason, then wordlessly returned to the register. No greeting, no eye contact. He stood there like we were invisible. It was extremely uncomfortable and unprofessional. Not a good way to treat customers at all and we left feeling unsure of why the interaction was so awkward.

When in downtown Walnut Creek and craving for coffee and/or dessert Brioche de Paris is our go to spot. Parking is street or nearby parking garages. Walking downtown to the place is pleasant. Place is popular and depending on the time it can be pack. However the staff are professional and quick. From the time we ordered and received our coffee and food, it took 10 minutes or less. My Ice Mocha coffee was just right. Coffee not too strong or weak. Also not too sweet. We shared the banana French toast. Portion was right for the two of us. Although I wish the bread was thicker. The last time we tried the waffles and that was great . Large enough to split for two. Oh and the pastry are fresh and light . Overall we will continue to come and eat here.

Brioche de Paris is located near the corner of Locust St and Bonanza St, directly across from the Walnut Creek Yacht Club. After having lunch nearby on 02/27/2024, my friend NN and I came here for a cup. It was pretty busy when we walked in at around 12:30pm. We were immediately greeted by the staff. The interior was bright and clean. The vibe was relaxing and cozy. NN got a matcha latte while I opted for a large cold brew and a Sable Nutella. The total before tip was about $17. We were given a number placard for our order. Both items I had were pretty good. The coffee was robust, and the Nutella shortbread cookie was a decently soft and decadent. NN seemed to have enjoyed her drink as well. The staff was friendly and welcoming. Overall, nice place for a cup! 4 stars.

I love going to brioche de Paris. Aside from the amazing scratch caramel coffee and the pastries, it's the people that work there that contribute to a wonderful experience . We had a bit of excitement this morning when we were there all of a sudden water started pouring out of the ceiling as the ceiling parts collapsed, and there was a loud bang we were all ushered outside, but luckily there were tables to sit at and we just had our coffee and pastries there! We had an apricot scone, the leek and Parmesan croissant, a breakfast sandwich, a cup of coffee, and the caramel scratch latte. Everything was great. I do think the breakfast sandwich was a little bit meager because the bun was so big and there was so little egg, I mean, even McDonald's gives you more egg! Now that they're in competition with model bakery down the street, I think they might have to up their game on their breakfast sandwich but other than that, everything was wonderful and beautiful and I do love it.

We came in because i had been following them on Instagram and we were in the area. Everything looked amazing...except seeing a fly on the croissant. With the croissants being over $7.00 each, why would this establishment have open cases. Nothing is protecting the pastries from flies... It is a cute patisserie, but the fly situation isn't acceptable.

Kind friendly staff ! Was our first time here I for the apple pie tart and strawberry cheese danish both were fire ! I came because I had a sweet tooth but I would love to come sit down and have a full blown meal here from coffee to entree to dessert

This cafe is the cutest thing since sliced bread . The waitstaff are all friendly. I ordered the avocado croque and it was splendid ! I loved the music playing in the background it gave very much Parisian vibes. 10/10.

Quality of food 5/5 Ambiance 4/5 Service 4/5 I've been here a few times and every time and I come I've been impressed by th selection of pastries, tarts, quiche and baguettes sandwiches on display. Not to mention th wide assortment of crepes, waffles croques ( breakfast open face sandwich) that can be made to order. I like th ambience with French pop music in th background and bistro tables and a few chic chairs This place is perfect for breakfast or a light lunch. I will bet you may take a little something home before leaving. Today I ordered th quiche Lorraine and it was beyond expectations. Perfectly cooked and balenced, cradled on a flaky crust. Wonderful. This place is exceptional and worth a visit

I love coming to this spot to break up my work day. Every item on the menu is delightful and they are quick which is nice for a quick lunch break. The bread is fresh every time and the staff is kind. They have everything you need when it comes to baked goods making it an easy choice. The only hiccup I have come across is if you don't get there earlier in the day you will miss out on a good amount of their items.

A little pricey but quite good food and coffee and a pretty big menu! The white mocha was very tasty and flavorful. The tiramisu crepe and lemon crepe were both quite big and tasty with lots of great fillings (the tiramisu one was very rich!). The bacon & cheese pull apart "monkey bread" was quite tasty and soft fluffy bread. Definitely going to try more of the food menu here!

Their crepes are delicious and sized just right ! The pastries and cakes are awesome too !

As David Spade once said in an SNL skit to his history teacher (Jerry Seinfeld), the French are still in Europe. Well dust of your French jokes, references, and taste buds at Brioche de Paris. Home of some amazing blends of sweet, savory, snacks, enteés, drinks, and specials. That perfect blend of a restaurant turned café. For anyone bringing a France themed restaurant to the states, take notes. Here's to some class A benchmarking of how to do it right.

After all these years we still come!!!! Never disappoints. This time in addition to grabbing the chocolate croissants and ham and cheese croissants we had time to have breakfast so we did! We ordered the Nancy crepe and avocado toast that had bacon and egg in too with a side of fruit salad. It was so satisfying and so good. We would definitely get it again. My first time having avocado toast and not the last. The bread was perfect and held it's crunch which is a must! The avocado was perfectly seasoned with a hint of lemon. Chef's kiss. The egg was perfect and bacon could've been cripier but I am not mad about it. The fruit was the perfect accompaniment and was delish. Thoroughly enjoyed it all.

cute little shop with lots of great pastries and waffles. i got the madeline waffle and a banana bread. both were great!! i have no complaints about this place. later saw a lot of reviews talk about the croissants, but there was none when i went. i went an hour before close so they must be pretty popular and sell out. i'll definitely be getting one next time!!

Brioche de Paris, Walnut Creek: 2024 Jul 31 (4 of 5) This eatery is situated in downtown Walnut Creek - a perfect location for workers and visitors to the area. They're a family-owned café. The chefs prepare their pastries in the kitchen behind the shop every morning - so you can expect fresh rolls and coffee. They take pride, not only in the food they serve, but on their customer service as well... recognizing and addressing regulars by their first names. The atmosphere is relaxing, warm and cheerful. Most of the pastries are outstanding, but several were overly sweet. I notice their love and passion for French cuisine, and their commitment to their customers. I think this little café has developed in a big way in a short time. Kudos to the owners. I hope they continue to do well. Overall, this place is a strong 4.

rose vanilla latte $5.25 ~ i really liked the floral taste of this latte that didn't completely overpower the coffee flavor. it definitely reflects the elegance of the cafe and had beautiful latte art ~ Rating: 9/10 "nice" crepe $15.99 ~ this savory crepe consists of egg, ham, and plenty of cheese, making it perfect for a delicious breakfast. you can't go wrong with this crepe ~ Rating: 8/10 "la rochelle" crepe $15.99 ~ this sweet crepe is great for those who like sweet items! it has nutella and a variety of fruits like strawberries, blackberries, and blueberries, with a side of whipped cream. it looks just as good as it tastes ~ Rating: 9/10 ambiance: this cafe transports you to Paris. There is plenty of seating and places to work or study. It's beautiful, cozy, classy, and I truly appreciated the Parisian-inspired decor. service: the employees were extremely friendly and kind!

The food was delicious, we got the chicken Caprese panini and la Rochelle crepe. The food was served fairly quickly, and the restaurant was very neat. There was some quiet chat going on but nothing disruptive. Very nice place.

A fun French style bakery offering sweet and savory crepes plus sandwiches and salads! I found Brioche de Paris by searching crepes. Specifically I've been on the hunt for good savory breakfast crepes. The location looks like DT Walnut Creek. There's plenty of parking in a parking garage about a block away (first hour is free). There is also street parking but it looked pretty packed so I opted for the garage. The interior is very cozy and intimate. There's a mixture of table sizes, bench top seating looking out the window, tables with cushioned booth seating on one side, and even small sofas/chairs in the corner. Spent about $50 the first go around. Ordered the Lille crepe (spinach, cheese, and salmon), large macaron, pistachio cake, ham and bechamel croissant, bacon and leek quiche slice, and the raspberry linzer. Then spent another $10 on drinks (bottled Perrier and organic lemonade from the refrigerated section plus $2 tip). The crepe did not disappoint! Tasty and generous filling of salmon and cheese instead of filling with mostly spinach. Very happy with my choice. I would like to try the other crepes next time. Maybe a sweet one too! I was very full after the crepe and struggled to finish the rest of the pastries. We ended up getting boxes for the leek and bacon quiche (did not eat it) and half the large macaron. The macaron was too sweet for my partner, but I liked it. I liked the flavor combination and the fresh raspberries inside. The ham and bechamel croissant was also a hit! Another favorite was the raspberry linzer. Honestly everything was pretty good. I'll be back.

Beautiful looking plates so if you IG your meals, it looks great. Solid and plenty of food so a very solid breakfast option. The French vinaigrette dressing is great and a French classic. Deserts are solid. Service fast and excellent. By the way, the place is on the OTHER side of Peet's contrary to directions and the map photo ...

attention to detail is fantastic, you can taste the quality. ambience is 100% and the service is great. Twice baked berry and pistachio yum yum

Seeing the reviews and the display case, we wanted to check out the croissants because that is the marker for hubby. Easy to get in on a Saturday at 1130 but all of the almond croissants were gone. They must be the hot item. So, hubby settled for the hazelnut chocolate one instead. We had to gasp at the $7.25 price tag! It's Walnut Creek and they are expanding their space so they have to pay for all of this somehow right? The croissant wasn't fitting to its name as the flavor of hazelnut was absent and there was only one baton of chocolate inside. Parking can be tight on the street but there is a parking garage down the street. Support this local business

We stopped in on our way home from the Saturday WC farmers Market. I'd seen a croissant there and hadn't bought it, and was now having regrets... But I remembered that this place was on our way home (I haven't been here in a bit) so perfect time to revisit. We found metered parking right across the street, around 11 am Saturday. Walked in the place was full of people at tables chatting over delicious treats and coffee. Small line of one or two, giving us time to look and choose our goodies (though I was set on a croissant). We were greeting and served by a friendly barista/server behind the counter. Only waited a few minutes for treats and another few for my husband's latte to be made. I watched as each customer greeted, even when the server was busy reloading coffee (but still acknowledging he'd be right with them). They really had a nice flow going inside. If we weren't in a hurry and only a few minutes on the meter we would have stayed and enjoyed a seat. Will remember to stop in again, miss this place from my days of hanging out more in Walnut Creek.

Lines out the door in the morning so we were intrigued. Walked in and there was an impressive amount of pastries and treats and you line up and pay before you sit. Seating is limited but most of the people ate quickly and then left so by the time you got to order and get your food, there was a place to eat. The food is beautiful and tasty but portions felt small for the price (but I guess bay area spots have had to raise their prices in general) Overall we were satisfied and might drop by to snack to try a different pastry but it's not necessarily a place we must come back to. You should give it a try for a snack

We got delivery of a few things and would order again. Hits: Nicoise salad was absolutely great, nice tangy dressing, plenty of tuna and lots of olives, really enjoyed French toast with berries seemed kind of mangled by the journey, quite thin pieces of bread, but delicious, syrup tastes rich like real maple, lots of berries, might eat again Goat cheese quiche unpleasant cold but very tasty when heated up, nice thin crust Misses: Breakfast croissant sandwich: croissant part was delicious but there was only a tiny quantity of egg and I just didn't enjoy the combination of the ham and Swiss cheese, just not harmonious, wouldn't order this again Cheese danoise : great texture to the pastry, liked the taste of the cheese filling even though it was more custardy than cheesy, but didn't enjoy the strong taste of the raspberry jam in the middle, overall too sweet, might not get again Side salads on sandwiches or quiche are just a handful of arugula and they always automatically dress them so they arrived completely wilted, won't get again

The ham and cheese sandwich was expensive via Doordash ($16.00) and was chintzy! Very little ham and cheese and I feel cheated. All I taste is bread and I don't taste the cheese nor the ham. I ordered a large half caff cappuccino and I received a mini something. It was very tiny and not sure what it ended up being. It was some type of coffee drink. VERY DISAPPOINTED and I SPENT A LOT OF MONEY

I've wanted to try Brioche de Paris for awhile and was disappointed. Nothing we ordered "heated up" was warm. It wasn't freezing, but it was definitely not hot. The one item that was meant to be cold was the raspberry pistachio croissant, which had too much cheesecake filling but had a divine pistachio butter. The apple chausson was basically an almost empty croissant with a small amount of apple filling (which was quite cold) at the bottom. I would definitely not order it again. The honey had a leeks and parmesan croissant - I didn't try it but it was his definite favorite. And finally the bacon croissant. I expected to enjoy this the most but the honey and I agreed it didn't work. The flavors weren't balanced and it was too cumbersome to eat, and again it was cold. Cold dry bacon, cold mayo(?), and a cold egg on top. On my own I would have thrown most of it out. All in all, at the price point the items came to ($35+) Brioche de Paris should have been amazing, and it wasn't.

I was really excited to try this place! Unfortunately, I was highly disappointed with the Chocolate Hazelnut Croissant. I didn't taste any hazelnut flavor, and the pastry was very chewy, similar to the texture of reheating a day-old croissant. The coating on top was way too sweet, it probably would have tasted better without it. I was expecting much more from a $6 pastry. For as cute as the indoor seating was, it's a shame that my pastry wasn't as pleasant.

I absolutely loved my experience at this place! I came to study with a few girls from my nursing program and the ambiance truly feels like you are in France! They have beautiful pasties, croque, salads, sandwiches, & of course crepes! The employees are very welcoming and helpful!! I ordered the Croque Avocado, ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS!! Toasted sourdough bread with bacon, runny egg, guacamole, & feta cheese. 5/5 stars!

Love this place. I always stop by if I find myself in downtown Walnut Creek in the morning. Expect a line if you're coming on a weekend. The lattes are great - perfect temperature and the brew their espresso well. The food it delicious. I've tried a few of their items but I always reorder both the spinach feta croissant and the leek parmesan croissant. Definitely worth a visit

What I posted to the establishment via Doordash: GREAT MORNING! This is a complaint. I doordashed the order this morning. I'm attaching pics of what I received. As a chef/baker myself, I'm so very disappointed in this foolishness you allowed to go OUT of your kitchen. Whomever is in charge of the kitchen, might want to rethink their job choice. You/them/they should be EMBARASSED to have charged me $30 for this overcooked, poorly packaged, less than flimsy, excuse for a meal, I received. This was my first time ordering. I shall NEVER AGAIN patronize this establishment! AND, I'm tellin ALL my friends!! AND I, AREADY gave your establishment as FEW stars as allowed. If I could have given ZERO, I MOST certainly would have. Add that to the FACT that I've attempted to reach you by phone over half a dozen times this morning with to no avail?? You really should be ASHAMED of yourselves. SO disappointed. I really wanted to LOVE it, based on the menu pics. However,. . . Due Respect, Ms. G Below is the response I received from the restaurant: Hi there, Thank you for your email. I'm sorry you had such a bad experience, and we apologize for the inconvenience. We've never had a problem with packaging our food. However, the problem is due to the delivery person's poor handling. Hopefully, you will be happy with the delivery of other businesses. Good luck Sent from my iPhone On Jan 26, 2025, at 10:20AM, Kelly G wrote: GREAT MORNING! This is a complaint Ok. So first of all **expletive** from bottom of my HEART!!! WHYYYY would you blame the DELIVERY DRIVER for that CREMATED EGG. You cooked that mf until it BOUNCED!!!! Those SLIMY, SOGGY bananas AND strawberries are SOLEY DUE to your establishments PREPARATION!!! And You can take that "GOOD LUCK" and shove it!!! HIGH AS IT WILL GO!!!! Next STOP YELP WHY the vitriol? You all ask GREAT questions! The "packaging?" Did you NOT look at the pics??? That poor egg was DECIMATED! The fruit "salad" was placed in the SAME container as the hot food! You took ABSOLUTELY NO accountability for your gaffe! You ACTUALLY BLAMED the delivery driver! Then, the unMITigated GALL to "wish me luck"? How dare you!!! Show quoted text

I've visited here a few times and each time I was very pleased. Tried a few items, i.e Rose Vanilla Latte, Almond Croissant, Spinach and Feta Croissant and each was pretty good. My favorite so far are the croissants and would recommend on trying them, they're super flakey and buttery but very light. There are many places to sit both indoors and outdoors to eat your meal. Good place to just sit and relax to catch up with some friends or to do work at.

After driving past this place for literal years, I finally got to try it out. I was looking for a new place to go for breakfast, and crepes fit the bill perfectly, so we came here with no expectations. Upon walking in you're greeted by a case of gorgeous pastries and a warm but very clean environment with café tables and half booth seating. I was honestly overwhelmed by the options on the menu- the beverage menu was above the pastry case behind the counter, and the food menu was on the wall past the ordering counter, so I ended up stepping out of line to study the menus so i could order without holding anyone up. We ended up getting the Nutella and strawberry crepe, the croque monsiuer, the rose vanilla latte and scratch caramel latte and all were delicious!! We've since been back a couple times and are obsessed. Everything is delicious, the staff is friendly, and the ambiance is lovely.

I'm bemused by the high rating. It's reheated store-bought level of baking at best. The layout is the opposite of cozy, think continental breakfast area at a hotel airport. Hygiene is lacking for open-shelf storage system. The employee running the registry was coughing right over the pies, gnats were hovering over croissants. They skim on drinks: $5 for a tea buys you Numi! Guys, for that price point Might Leaf is the least you should dare to serve.

Comfortable, casual ambiance with excellent service and high quality, delectable crepes and coffee. Beautiful pastries and additional breakfast options too. We will absolutely return!

I have come here for years to pick up pastries for people. As always, the pastries are flaky, crispy, and buttery. (Be forewarned that they are on the pricier side though!) Be sure to get a crepe, panini, etc. I finished writing my essay final for one of my classes, and I'm feeling pretty good about it, so I'm going to pin that on the Marseille Crepe I got with sun dried tomatoes, spinach, and cheese with caramelized onions. It was a perfect, savory blend in my mouth that made me feel extra nostalgic. I will have to come back (with the excuse of more papers to write) and try new French food here! Make sure to come early or at weird times to get a seat because they do fill up despite being a nice seating area (also the parking in Downtown Walnut Creek always sucks!)

Came for late brunch. Got croque madame. It was good but would have been better with a real knife. Ended up ripping my way through it. Croque nordique. It was good but thought it would be better without the guac. Goat cheese salad. 5+/5. I could eat this every day. Not overdressed and delish. Creme brulie madeline. Nice flavor and not over sweet. Roast beef sando. 5/5. Very taste and bread had the right amount of tooth. Got the parm and feta croissanta for tommorrow!

So much variety to choose from! It's hard to just select one pastry. Staff are all so nice and attentive. I really enjoyed their Loraine quiche and veggie crepe. Also a great place to hang out with co workers or friends to catch up.

Whenever our friends come to visit, we go to Brioche and everyone loves the food! We love to go too, especially after I weigh in at WW! Highly recommend this cafe and the owners are really nice too!'

Service was quick and friendly. I only paid for 12 minutes on the meter & was able to get my croissant and decaf caramel latte just in time.

The crepe and the French toast were delicious. Crepe was right in terms of texture and the ratio between crepe and filling. Been so long since I had good crepe! French toast was perfect as well - love that it wasn't oily which many places fail in this area. Didn't get any pastries as saw that they get their pastries from another bakery and it wasn't made by them. So that's something to keep in mind. Why the minus one star? The person behind the counter that served us was very rude. The server knew he was rude and made up for it by giving us a slice of cake but it would be appropriate and better if an apology was given without a cake. Not that the cake wasn't good but cake to replace apology isn't the proper action and it's not something I want my children to learn from either. This is terrible etiquette.