La Boulangerie & Co Logan

Fun atmosphere and great to see fresh croissants cooking on display! I came for for the viral Cookie Croissant which did NOT disappoint. Flaky outside, gooey cookie inside. We pre-ordered as suggested and are glad we did! But of course we had to try more while there. My second favorite was the Kouign Amann Croissant. They described it like a pretzel from the mall but as a croissant and I agree! It was super super buttery and delicious. The Coconut Rocher was fun but just SO much pure coconut. Last, the Lemon Meringue Pie was pretty great but didn't compare in my opinion to the croissants, the star of the show!

My croissant was delicious, not the best I’ve had, but it was good, hence the 2 stars instead of 1. The quiche was actually inedible because the crust was so underbaked it was stodgy and mealy. Disappointed coming from a place that should specialize in pastries. A crust shouldn’t be too hard to get right! For an $11 slice I don’t even know what to say. Now I have to go somewhere else as today’s lunch was ruined.

This bakery is on the pricier side but the atmosphere and seating areas are very elegant and suitable for a meet up with friends. The pastries are freshly baked and have that gourmet French bakery feeling. Not a place I would go every day but definitely a fun hangout spot

This place is so, so good. We stopped in for some coffee and small breakfast and we were so pleasantly surprised! We knew it was going to be good but the croissants, quiche, avocado toast, and coffee drinks were UNREAL! We will definitely be back. Bonus that the staff is lovely and there is a great, laidback and calm vibe to the place. Come check them out!

Super cute place, loved the the outdoor seating. The spinach and feta croissant was perfect. Can’t wait to go back and try some of their other goodies!

Amazing authentic French bakery. The lamination on the ham and cheese croissant was unreal. It was so good. There’s plenty of indoor seating but I could imagine it would be lovely in the summer with the garden. Quality matches the price.

I ordered the Nordic breakfast sandwich which is essentially a croissant with salmon, eggs, greens and mustard. It wasn't mind blowing flavorful but it was good. I also ordered the peanut butter and jelly macaroon. Overall I recommend the spot for a good last minute light bite. The sandwich and macaroon cost $18 and it was not very big. The value for the price I paid was poor. But it is a nice restaurant that seems to be carved from an old home with lots of treats to buy. Very French.

I heard really great things about this place and was excited to try it out. However, it was underwhelming to say the least. It’s a mediocre spot that overcharges. I paid $7 (non dairy is $1.5 extra) for a matcha latte and it ended up being in a small mug (around 12oz) which the price does not match the value. I tried 2 out of the 4 quiches they have and they were good, but nothing mind blowing and were lukewarm with a dry side salad. I’d recommend finding a better spot with the same nice atmosphere and that’s better for your wallet and your appetite.