Brioche Dorée

The employee was a miserable human who was visibly upset with life and treating people like they were a burden. I would never come to this place again. Short hair waits glasses on, but didn’t get her name because she was extremely rude. I asked about croissants and she tried to tell me to go somewhere else. I asked if they had other available options and she refused to serve me. The worst customer service I’ve ever experienced. You’ll lose business with these kinds of employees.

As a French man this is a disgrace for french bakery. $7,99 for a pain au chocolat which is at least two days old is unacceptable. I’m not going to talk about the taste of it and the service. Such a shame, this could be a great spot a really good bakery.

Got food poisoning right before my 5 hour flight. Do not eat the chicken sandwich. Better yet DONT EAT HERE AT ALL. I checked the dates on the sandwiches on my flight back today is 1/14 they are set to be "exspired" 1/18. Chicken goes bad after 3 days, let alone sitting in an open fridge. Highly doubt they were made this morning as there was no prep date.

I see alott of bad reviews here. I feel like some days are bad some days are good . May be the days these people went there it was actually bad experiences for them. But if i talk about me , my experience was good with them. Worker was nice and food was good

Very disappointed. The price increase wasn’t updated on their menu—no big deal. However, the cold sandwich I purchased came out of a cooler instead of being made fresh, so I don’t know exactly when it was prepared—was it earlier today or two days ago? The provolone cheese was definitely expired, as the taste was terrible—sour and unpleasant. On a positive note, the staff was incredibly friendly, which I always appreciate.

I went to have breakfast at the Detroit airport in brioche dorée January 26, 2026 at 5 am in the morning and the clerk who attended treated us badly just because we didn't speak English well ..

Terrible service, terrible tea and very overpriced! As soon I walked up and ordered a hot tea, the girl working there rolled her eyes. Then she handed me a cup half filled with hot water and said pick a tea bag and I had to make the tea myself. I asked her where the milk is and she told me in the rudest tone that they only have coffee creamer! Like no milk or normal cream! Why even have hot tea in your menu if you’re not gonna have the proper ingredients for it! And I was definitely overcharged for this small tea which cost $5 when I literally had to make it myself with a tea bag that should be max $2.

Working at the airport early in the morning must be a tough job, but that's no reason to speak to customers from a place of hostility. While patiently waiting for a new coffee cup because mine was dripping through the bottom, the employee who was breaking down boxes away from the counter rudely said, "Are you going to order or what." Sure I was handed a new cup, but it was accompanied by an eye roll and no other words spoken. Idk. $17 for a coffee and breakfast sandwich and I don't think I did anything that warranted that.

Stopped in before our early flight, service was quick and efficient. The guy working the counter was friendly and helpful, he told us which breakfast meat he thought was the best. You can get croissant breakfast sandwiches with egg, cheddar and choice of meat (or no meat). There was also chocolate croissant, muffins and reg croissants. Plus the cold case had yogurt parfaits, drinks, among other things. The sandwiches were warmed up for us, and were pretty tasty. We also ordered a chocolate croissant, which was freshly baked and still warm. We came on 6/22/24, the guy working was great, I hope he gets some recognition. I wish we saved our receipt in case his name was on it. We got in and out and didn't have to wait in Starbuck's line.

You're bleary-eyed from your flight and want something hot and greasy. Brioche Doree welcomes you. The service was fast and efficient, but most importantly, the food is greasy and hits the spot just right. Bacon, egg, and cheese croissant and turkey bistro-Honestly, these are your standard pre-assembled, mass factory produced sandwiches, but the benefit is that they're completely standardized and know what you're going to get every single time. The breads are remarkably good as sopping up the grease for a delicious bite.

Don't bother trying to get a sandwich to go to eat on your flight departing in the AM. The girl behind the counter was very impolite and unhelpful. She acted as if ordering a sandwich before noon was some sort of crime.

Have been seeing this group of food vendors inside several airline terminals. Just got a croissant sandwich here and is actually pretty good. I might try again.

The big girl behind the counter was quick to tell us that the 4 chocolate croissants half buried under parchment paper in the display case were "display only" so we f*cked right off out the door. Clearly she wanted them for herself.

When it's 5:23am and you are one of the few open places in the entire concourse and you have a line at least 12 deep, you would expect some speed and intensity from the cashiers, right? Especially with a manager who is content to simply watch their languor from the back? No. Pitifully slow service with no love and no personal pride. Thankfully I lined up early enough to make it back to my gate to board on time. Don't know how the others behind me fared.