Chaumont Bakery & Café

Bakery · Beverly Hills

Chaumont Bakery & Café

Bakery · Beverly Hills

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143 S Beverly Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90212

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French cafe with flaky croissants, vegan options, and soft-serve  

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143 S Beverly Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90212 Get directions

chaumontbakery.com
@chaumontus

$10–20

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143 S Beverly Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90212 Get directions

+1 310 550 5510
chaumontbakery.com
@chaumontus

$10–20

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Where To Eat Lunch In Beverly Hills

"Chaumont Cafe is where you go if you need dessert either after or as your meal. Not only do they have affordable salads and sandwiches, but they also sell a range of personal-sized pastries and cakes and, more importantly, soft-serve ice cream in a croissant cone. The service here is fast, and the space makes for a good spot to sit and read, or get some work done, or wait for likes on your photo of your croissant ice cream cone." - amy clark

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Where to Find Exquisite, Buttery Croissants in Los Angeles

"A prime local favorite, Chaumont Bakery operates from pure French pastry tradition in bright, beautiful spaces in Beverly Hills and Santa Monica. The flaky croissants are always top sellers and for very good reason. Each one has a butteriness that rivals any maker in the city." - Eater Staff

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The Guide To Affordable Eating in Beverly Hills

"This stark French bakery/cafe has delicious food, affordable prices, and efficient service that’s perfect for when you’re in a rush. Plenty of people come to Chaumont just to stock up on their fresh daily pastries and we don’t blame them. But we like to sit for a few minutes, scarf down the spicy tuna sandwich, and then pick up some pastries to-go." - brant cox

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Andy Milne

Google
Disappointing. We ordered avocado on toast, which was OK but the coffee was pretty average and the matcha was disgusting. Also, the service was very, very slow and even the most simple order such as toast and jam was delivered incorrectly. Toast was not toast and had to ask four times for butter and jam. Also, the furniture inside both the vegan, and the main are very worn down and scratched, and the general quality of the dining room is tired. If you must order - get a pastry to go don’t ever eat in and avoid the coffee. There’s far better coffee shops across the road.

Seerat singh

Google
Chaumont Bakery in Beverly Hills is a delightful spot for anyone with a penchant for exquisite pastries. During my visit, I had the pleasure of trying their olive zaatar croissant, and it was nothing short of exceptional. The croissant was perfectly flaky and buttery, with the savory combination of olives and zaatar creating a delightful, unique flavor profile that kept me wanting more. A notable highlight is that Chaumont also has a vegan bakery next door, which is a fantastic addition for those seeking plant-based options without compromising on taste. The ambiance of the bakery is charming, with friendly staff and a welcoming atmosphere that makes you feel right at home.

Jiahui Zhou

Google
Such a lovely and beautiful bakery. Found one of the best almond croissants around LA here. Will come back!

antonio Edgar

Google
Went for a stroll to grab a pastry. Pics of place and location itself good. Laminate (pastry) terrible and thick. Not sure what flour or butter is used but not a good pastry. Tried three different ones. Staff was nice , location good , pastries not good and coffee served moderately warm.

Cam Bowman

Google
Wonderful place. A fantastic assortment of delicious pastries and warm atmosphere. Ordered a latte and banana chocolate croissant which were brought to my table outside in the sun which was very nice. Both were exceptional with one error being there was a piece of plastic in my croissant. I pointed this out upon the return of my server and he was apologetic and then returned shortly after with a new croissant and lemonade on the house to vindicate themselves for the problem. It happens not a big deal, I still look forward to returning in the future to further try their selection.

Anna

Google
Special thanks to Laila and her amazing team for their outstanding service and warm hospitality. The vegan section and options are an absolute dream — so thoughtfully curated and delicious. I love that there’s a separate section just for plant-based items; it makes ordering so much easier and more enjoyable. The staff is incredibly kind and welcoming, which truly enhances the experience.

Gabriel Resto Aranda

Google
Pastries were freshly prepared, well made and full of flavor. Ordered a Turkey and Cheese pastry, asked 2 times to be hot, unfortunately the guy at the register prepared it and it was just lukewarm on the outside and cold on the inside. Tasted good and fresh, just wanted it hot. The Guava and Cheese Croissant was excellent. Ordered 2 Coffee Mochas, Dark and White Chocolate each one separately, and the White Mocha didn’t tasted good for me, and had to add some sugar to it. The Dark Mocha was good, but still want it with some sweet on it. The bathroom was very clean and the staff was friendly. I placed the order to eat inside and one order to go. Didn’t get utensils and napkins, and had to request for them when received my order. I think it’s just details to continue working. Suggestion: -Bigger tags with the names of the pastries. -If someone requested a coffee, don’t give it extra hot, not all the people want it that way, upon request. I’ll give another try soon.

Matin Saparzadeh

Google
We’ve been loyal customers of this bakery for years, and recently, we made it a tradition to visit every Friday for brunch with my kids. We’ve always enjoyed the food and atmosphere, and I’ve appreciated being able to support a local business. However, today’s experience was beyond disappointing. While my kids might make a bit of a mess (as kids do), it’s never been an issue before. Once, they accidentally broke a plate, and we immediately apologized and offered to pay for it. That’s part of running a restaurant—things happen, and there are employees who are paid to handle these situations. As a restaurant owner myself, I would never expect paying customers to clean up after themselves, especially in an establishment with full seating service. Today, however, an employee rudely approached us and told us to "make sure to clean up after ourselves," even bringing up the broken plate from last time. To make matters worse, at the end of our meal, he actually handed me a broom and told me to "make sure to clean every little crumb." This level of disrespect is completely unacceptable and unheard of in any customer service setting. While the owner did come to apologize, the damage was done. It’s frustrating to see how little family values are respected these days, and even more so when employees refuse to do the job they’re paid for. If you want to keep loyal customers, make sure your staff understands basic hospitality. It’s too little, too late for us—we won’t be returning. Have a chat with your employees or I'll have to put a leash on them myself