La Parisienne Cebu

I visited this restaurant for the first time on a Sunday afternoon. Surprisingly, it wasn’t too crowded. This time, I purchased some pastries such as croissant, canelé, and madeleine, as well as gelato. The gelato selection was extensive and it was hard to choose, but my personal recommendation is the tiramisu flavor. It wasn’t overly sweet, yet it was rich and delicious. There were several other tempting flavors too, so I’d love to try more in the future. The canelé was also very enjoyable — sweet and flavorful. The sweetness is on the stronger side, so I think it’s perfect for those who love desserts. Both outside and inside the store, there are several photo spots. On a sunny day, the outdoor spots are especially nice for pictures. Inside, the wine display area seemed very popular, and I even noticed a line forming just for photos. Most importantly, the staff were extremely polite, kind, and friendly. Their warm hospitality made my visit a truly wonderful experience. Thank you for such a lovely day!

I really do think that this place is very instagrammable! The ambiance is so nice and the pastries are mouthwatering! Be aware though that they collect 100 pesos entrance fee ( consumable) per person. We were not aware of it actually and we were a big group, we knew about it when we paid our bill and we were asked if we have our vouchers (which we do not have). Since it's consumable and we did order a lot so the "entrance fee" was consumed. My network signal is bad, I asked if they have wifi, they do but you have to pay for it. 😅 Prices are slightly above average than others. But quality is superb.

La Parisienne in Cebu has become a familiar spot for me — I've been here thrice, one of which was for a party. Nestled right before the Mormon temple, the ambiance is charming and intimate. While the food leans toward the pricier side, the flavors are well-curated. What truly keeps me coming back is the warmth of their staff — they’re always welcoming and attentive. It's a great place for small gatherings or a cozy French-inspired escape.

La Parisienne Cebu is such a gem! The place is incredibly cozy — from the charming interiors to the relaxing ambiance, it instantly makes you feel like you’ve stepped into a little Parisian café. The food? Absolutely delicious! Every dish we tried was bursting with flavor and beautifully presented. Whether you’re there for a full meal or just coffee and pastries, you’re in for a treat. Perfect spot for a quiet date, catching up with friends, or even some alone time with good food and good vibes. Highly recommended — will definitely be back!

[As someone who only drinks moscato,] we weren’t familiar with the available wines during our visit, but the server was kind enough to recommend a fruity, low-alcohol option that suited our taste. He also suggested the perfect cheese pairing, which made the experience even better. Great service! Cool place for photo ops, too! Recommended for cozy, slow date nights.

Stepping into La Parisienne Cebu is like being transported directly to a charming café in the heart of France. The classy ambience immediately sets a sophisticated tone, with elegant decor, soft lighting, and comfortable seating that encourages lingering, making it the perfect spot for any occasion. Their food menu boasts a selection of French-inspired dishes that are both artfully presented and bursting with flavour, reflecting a commitment to quality ingredients and classic techniques. To complement your meal, their wine selection is thoughtfully curated, offering a range of choices that beautifully pair with the diverse menu. And, of course, no visit to La Parisienne would be complete without indulging in their cakes, which are edible works of art, each bite a testament to exquisite baking and delicate flavors La Parisienne Cebu truly delivers an authentic and refined experience, making it a must-visit for anyone seeking a touch of Parisian charm and culinary excellence in the city.

I’ve been here a few times already and have also visited the In the Sky branch, and I still enjoy it every time.

Love this place! Although, my Spaghetti Bolognese is watery on my 2nd time coming. So why is that? It should never be. I posted the menu as of April 2025.

Trying to get quality wine is a joke. Their wine should be given away for free. What is this sugar water? Food? Once again another place that makes crappy food in Philippines. This is for people that know no better. Leave it to Philippines to sell crap

It's pretty... This is more of a spot to go take pictures for your Instagram. I went around 3pm because I figured due to reviews there would be less people. Sadly, they do not serve pizzas before 5pm, so I settled for salmon carbonara pasta which was a joke! At first I thought there wasn't any salmon until I saw a couple of itty-bitty small pieces in the sauce lol. I could count on my hand how many of those I saw. Another disappointing thing was that you can't buy a glass of wine; you must buy a whole bottle. I did not. I originally came for pizza and wine and had mushroom pasta and water. Not good for solo individuals.

Good food and good selection of wine. We went there three times we were in Cebu. Relaxing atmosphere and overall good experience.

Been here twice in their Lahug, Cebu branch.. i thought they were only serving wine, cold cuts and cheese.. a friend invited me for dinner here.. ambiance was very french-like.. they have garden theme.. or you can dine inside their air-conditioned restaurants.. their rooftop also has tables and chairs that you can definitely try.. It was a bit rainy when were there so we opted to sit inside their restaurant.. we ordered: salami cold cuts - recommended lansagna - duck cuisine that i totally forgot the name - caburney red wine dark chocolate gelatto mint chocolate gelatto We paid more than 1 thousand.. it was quite pricey actually.. however food was okay.. the i recommend

When my friends and I had our vacation in Cebu, we just thought of dropping La Vie Parisienne before heading home. Well, we ended up staying there until it closed and even went back on our last day for breakfast. :D For a French bistro/bakery, it is laid back and cozy. You just feel very relaxed when you enter the place. The compound also has a main restaurant, La Maison (known as the "Pink House" to taxi drivers), a Pizza Bar and a Deli/Bakery shop and a Winery. Behind the deli shop is their garden area. At night, the place is lit up with the "light trees." It's a good place to bring a date or just chill with friends. Inside La Vie, the house wine and sparkling wines are great finds! A bottle of Moscato is only Php265. It's crisp, sweet and goes very well with their Brie. You also ave the option of choosing from the cellar where you can also reserve a table for an intimate date. In the bakery, you MUST TRY the Croissants! They are buttery good and ALWAYS freshly baked. I can go on and on about La Vie! It's just one of the places I will always go back to whenever I visit Cebu. Try it for yourself and you'll fall in love with the place too. :)

La Vie Parisienne offers a good selection of wines, spirits, and beers, a sad assortment of cheeses and mediocre pastries. Ambiance appears to be quite trendy and fashionable. However upon close inspection some places are not well maintained. Many of the baked goods were burnt, clearly showing staff skill may be lacking. Garlic bread, bread twists had some level or cancer inducing crusts. The croissants were flaky, and buttery but nothing special. Id recommend the sandwiches if u want the toilet to be your new favourite hang out, and I wish you would be sitting on said toilet. My pallet is not that of a wine drinker however I was told they have fines. The red wine was...red wine and the white one white. As someone who chases rum with a pabst let's say my buds are not that refined. Cheese while limited was quite good. The Camembert was soft, creamy and paired well with the white wine. No complaints there Is it an authentic Parisienne experience...no. But if u wanna get wasted in a classy setting or have a cheap date...it's not a bad choice

This was hyped to me as a wine bar and brewery. I thought novel idea for the Philippines. We arrived in the dark of night to a driveway entrance that opened to an expansive property. We entered to the showroom containing various baked goods and cheeses, wines and beers. No beer was available then. The baskets for the bread were placed in a location far from the bread so it was confusing on how to select the bread. There were a few selections of cheese but the girls behind the counter had no idea what type of milk was in any of the cheese. They recommended cheese, but not pairings. They had no idea what pairing meant. Shouldn't they though? We tried a recommended red wine. Less tannic but more sweet. Almost like 'Boone's farm'. Ick. It's more of a photo opportunity than genuine 'wine/ beer' bar. Nothing alcoholic or edible made on site. Too expensive for what it is. Nice location (ambience), less than average consumables. Expensive.

The evening outdoor dinning is amazing! We sat under a beautiful tree in illuminated chairs, enjoyed delicious wine and pizza. 5 stars for the ambiance alone.

I used to go to La Vie a few years back and it has changed a lot over the past 3 years. The interior is definitely beautiful and its something that everyone keeps going back to. However, when I was in the pastry shop, my dad pointed his finger at a small cockroach crawling around the pastries. Yuck! I love the ambiance, but I don't ever feel like eating here again

Here are my complaints: 1. The parking was BAD! 2. We ordered 5 pizzas but the cashier punched only 3. The first one came about an hour later. As they come to our table one by one, we had no wine to go with it. 3. Obviously, THAT cashier, the waiters & waitresses need training on how to handle food and customer service properly to say the least. It was easy for them to say, "I don't know." They also lack eye contact when talking to their guests. 4. Plates, silverwares and napkins (or tissue) were not provided until we asked. 5. It was a WASTE OF TIME going there.

One star is overrated.. This place is a joke. Not all the food were available... They only sell wine by the bottle... The bathrooms were disgusting. Now to top it off there were gnats and flies all over their pastries. It was disgusting!

My partner brought me here as part of her Birthday Eve surprise for me. We just had dinner at a seafood place in Lahug and La Vie Parisienne was a great way to cap the night. My heart did a happy jump as soon as I spotted the place. Our team was welcomed with the aroma of freshly-baked goodies and cheese. I couldn't hide my excitement! La Vie Parisienne offers a wide variety of wines (red, white, sparkling, etc), imported and local beers, baked goodies, cheese and cold cuts. Prices of wines are ranging from 400php to thousands. I don't think they are selling wines per glass, but we bought a bottle anyways. There was also a dome-like room that displays all the wines, with a rectangular table and high chairs in the middle , which was the most Instagram-able part of La Vie Parisienne! Don't leave just yet if you haven't take your photo here. Baked goodies were averagely priced, too. One thing though, the garlic bread was hard to chew when cold. Assorted cheese on display were quite a lot and handful, too. It was heaven to us! The owner of La Vie Parisienne was a handsome foreign gentleman who was very hands-on in running his nook. The al fresco dining area was very romantic at night. I can't stress it enough, the whole experience was ultimately awesome!

Came here with high hopes because I heard a lot about this place from my peers. I was extremely disappointed with the food and wine. At its price point, the food is definitely not worth it. The pasta sauce tastes extremely bland, the salad was a bit wilted, and the wine wasn't even wine. The place seemed like it could have been nice but a lot of people were stuffed in there and it made the place seem a lot more cramped and noisy rather than intimate and relaxed--which is generally the vibe I go for when I'm looking for a place to wine and dine. Definitely avoid the beef. It's horrendous. For about 420 php they served me 5-6 measly pieces of over cooked beef. The service is also horrible. The staff all look like they definitely do not want to be there. I definitely do not recommend this place.

La Vie is a nice place to go when you want to unwind over a bottle of wine. Wine is not that expensive, although, you can choose from a collection of wine ranging from sparkling to full bodied blend. Their easy-to-enjoy sparklers boast of variety of flavors: peach, strawberry, etc. Pair it with pastries and cheeses, or a thin-crust oven baked pizza, and you're all set! Best if the place can have more attendants to cater to the guests' needs. The little boys room could use a little cleaning too! La Vie is one of my favorite chill place in the city! Till next time :)

Ok, what I like about the place: 1. The ambiance is romantic. Best to come here in the evening, when they lights are up and they have this cool outdoor furniture. 2. The variety is huge! You have so many things on the counter, it is really hard to make a choice. This earns two stars. What I don't like: 1. The food is not that good! Just average. I wish there is more taste to it. 2. The music is too loud. I mean it is supposed to be romantic atmosphere with the lights and everything, but you can barely hear each other. Also, the choice of music can be different. Techno music is definitely out of place. 3. The noise and the pollution from outside street. I know this is not the restaurant fault per ce but the seating is outside and you end up smelling all those trucks and jeepneys smoke.

A delicious Tradition Sandwich addicted me much. Best pastries & cheeses. Yum..yum...

They claim that the pastries here (croissant, pain au chocolat) were pre-baked in France. I must admit their croissant tastes really good... crisp and flaky on the outside, warm and buttery on the inside. It's best paired with their cheeses and Shanpelino wine. The place might not have an absolute French vibe (what with all the artificial cherry blossom trees surrounding the area) but it's one of the best places to chill in Cebu.

Ambience is really good for meeting friends, wine and sides are reasonably priced, not to mention the place is really Instagram-worthy especially at night.