La Parisienne French Bakery

This is one of the best if not the best tasting croissant in New York away form the city craziness and over rated pastry shops Here you can have a healthy choice of a whole wheat multigrain croissant that is flaky and crunchy yet soft and flavorful. And the almond croissant was so deliciously flavorful full of delicious marzipan. I don’t think you can ever go wrong with anything made of dough in this location Whether if it is sweet or savory Croisant or bread all smells amazing just coming out of the oven. And Philippe the owner is above and beyond when it comes to explaining any inquiries you may have about any of his products and just talking to him he makes you want to buy and try everything in his shop. No kidding the best croissant in town

This is a very authentic French bakery with fresh daily baked breads, sweets, and pastries. They also have a menu of fresh made to order sandwiches. While I didn’t order that while I was there, I saw others eating yummy variety of sandwiches. They also have a great espresso machine which goes nicely with the sweets they offer to nibble on. It really reminds me of a cafe in Paris! It’s also open on Mondays which is refreshing since most bakery’s are closed on Mondays. They also have a very cute and cozy sitting area with big windows looking out. Nice plays to sit and read, have a quick coffee break by yourself or meet up with a friend.

We are nearby neighbors and have been coming here for years. The food is good, fresh and tasty. I think the problem is service. When they have a group of customers, they don’t know how to manage the queue and expedite; also their staff changes too often and they are always in training. I would also invest a few dollars in customer experience and give the store a refresh so that it’s more inviting

First time here, many choices of bread and desserts french styles, a bit pricey but taste good with nice service staff. I took the receipt by email and got the welcome and offer emails from the shop. Next time will try having coffee there. Edited: I got an email from the bakery for discount ❤️ Thank you for the offer! So I added more photos.

Absolutely love this bakery! Always fresh and delicious options. They can put a bit more effort into customer service support but it’s for sure a good place to visit.

Delicious French bakery! A very local popular place. Few seats outside only and usually occupied but was able to grab one while enjoying coffee and pastry for a granddaughter and grandma brunch today. They're pastries go fast and there's a variety of deliciousness. My advice, get there early they get wiped out by early afternoon. They also offer salads and have beautiful cakes.

I don't go here very often because I don't live in town, but it's always a delight when I do. Everything I have ever eaten from here has been delicious, and the staff is wonderful.

Really delicious bakeries! I love their apricot tart. It is fresh and not overly sweet. Just on point! They have a really large selection of bakeries to choose from, all reasonablly priced and smells great. I also tried thier expresso. It was strong and rich, exactly what I was looking for. The staff are very friendly and helpful. They also seem happy in doing tbeiry work and talking to the customers. Such a gem! Glad that I found it! Will come back again to try more.

I came here for the first time on Sunday afternoon. I had a lovey Milanese sandwich which was mozzarella and tomato on a baguette. I was pleasantly surprised by the size of the sandwich. It had lots of flavor. I will come back next time to enjoy the Brie on baguette !

Hubby and I stopped by this French bakery last Wednesday after we finished our work in town. The bakery was quaint and cute. I felt like I was stepping inside a true French bakery in heart of France. The pastries were looking so lovely. There were so many choices that I couldn't decide. Hubby made the choice for me since I was taking so long. We bought a cheese and fruit pastry and got it warmed up. It was crispy and delicious. It was $4. I would love to go there again next time we're in town.

Is the food bad? No, it's decent. Is the price bad? Absolutely. It's zero justification for a French bakery/pastry shop in Larchmont. The prices don't correlate to the "living standard" here. (And no, you can't compare Paris and NY they're completely different.) In Paris, even for the most expensive baguettes, you pay around €3. Here, their baguette costs a staggering $5--and it's subpar (dont get me started on the other products). A flat baguette that leaves you wondering if they even imported the ingredients to justify that price. I could understand if they imported ingredients, which might explain higher prices, but that does not feel like it. I'd give it a generous 5/10. The box of cakes (typical French brands) is even worse: 2-3 times more expensive than what you'd pay in Europe or France for something similar. The sandwiches? You could make better at home with superior quality for a fraction of the price. Small, flat, no flavor. 4/10 at best. That said, the pastry side is good. But even there, $9.50 for an egg and croissant combo? Reallyyyyyy bro ?!!! So, my question: besides imported products, rent, and normal operating costs, what justifies these prices in Larchmont? Location? Quality? I don't think so. If you're desperate for French products, sure, go for it. I didn't love it, i didn't enjoy, but I'll be fair: they do have solid pastry options. Still, prices are absurd. Even if prices aren't a factor, i will still avoid. An apple tart is $36, and you have to order 2-3 days in advance. I do the same at home, better even, for $10, and it's twice as big. I want to love it, but I can't. One more thing: just because my experience was disappointing doesn't mean I won't be fair. Maximum rating? 5/10--and that's generous. Today, you can get close-to-French quality elsewhere for far less. A new grocery store that makes simple but good quality pastries (croissants, pain au chocolat) around 500% cheaper. And, as if it weren't enough, they close at 2 pm. It's about time people start being respected for the prices they pay. Sure, normal expenses exist, sure prices can be higher, but this? This isn't reasonable.

Best butter croissants and chocolate croissants and so many other delicious treats! My kids also love their cookies.

I stopped in quickly for a croissant and an apple turnover. Wow! They were absolutely delicious. Really great flaky pastry extremely buttery and just perfect. The gentleman working there was very nice and efficient. I would love to come back and try something else!

The croissants are very good, but they do not allow customers to use the bathroom which is UNLAWFUL when drinks and food are served. If you ask where the bathroom is, they will lie and say they do not have one, which they obviously do, but you cannot use it. Never trust a place which is not up to code. Something fishy going on here.

Larchmont is so fortunate to have this French bakery. A Treasure! The Best Baguettes west of France!

I wanted to love this place, I love baguettes and French sandwiches! This is the second time I walk into this place at 2:20pm and ask for a simple Ham & Swiss sandwich and the person at the register (French guy) tells me they are closed... Their display on the window says they close at 3:00pm. My visit before this one was even earlier. It's also not what you say, it's how you say it. I would definitely recommend other places in Larchmont were your business its appreciated. Manor Park Deli and Empire Bagels will be happy to have you as a customer. Ended up getting a friendly service and awesome sandwich at Manor Park Deli. Needless to say, Im taking my money somewhere else!

I was in the area and had to get some treats since I was heading over to my sisters house for a family celebration. I figured you can't go wrong with a French bakery, it was a Sunday around 12 pm I stopped in , parking was easy (street parking) . I noticed they had little mini desserts so I asked for a big box and just variety of each one , I couldn't wait to get my hands on a little chocolate mousse treat , it didn't disappoint, delicious rich flavors and small enough to be guilt free (or not) lol Everyone said they were delicious and the presentation was a hit , very fancy and pretty desserts , definitely made an impression. My daughter had a chocolate croissant but that wasn't amazing, we've had better .The prices are really high I spent $55 on a box of desserts and a chocolate croissant YIKES but I was still pleased .

Latte w/almond milk $6.75. Even Manhattan is cheaper. Unfriendly as well. Croissants small and over baked. No atmosphere.

I'm so glad I found this place!!! I'm always hunting for a decent croissant, like the ones I got when I used to go to Paris twice a year for work. Theirs could use a bit more butter, but they come prettyi close! I'm happy. I've read the reviews here. I see that the service could be sporadic. It is a relatively a small store selling baked goods on a main street in a suburb. I would be kinder in that regard. How many sharp actors do you think live around here? And imagine the profit margins? The one complaining about not being let in after the store is closed??? Shit up, man. Westchester residents already have a stereotype. No need to reinforce it, guys.

This was a cute bakery that I visited while I was searching for some good pastries. It's pretty quiet inside, would be a nice place to take a date. They have tons of options, although things are pretty pricey. I tried their chocolate macaroons, which were YUM. But $2.50 each! I've not yet been to a non-Ladurée place charging this much for macaroons. Their chocolate "lava" cake was very chocolatey but was not really a melted chocolate center like all other lava cakes I've had. In summary, things are good but nothing too special about this bakery.

After heading to R Patiserrie Cafe in New Rochelle for French macarons, the gentle informed me that they were only seasonal, but suggested that I check La Parisienne. I was delighted to see the fresh macarons on display! Many flavors (my favorite was the dulce de leche)! I grabbed a small assorted box to go. The lady at the register was very helpful, she asked if it was my first time and let me try the almond croissant. Although the counter and display aren't filled with pastries, the few selections are exquisite! I think anyone who's in town should stop by and try a macaron. The bakery is very 'low key' and the environment is relaxed. Will definitely come around more often.

The atmosphere inside beckons to a forgotten era. Chalkboard menus and masterfully curated displays seize your gaze as you stroll into the café. The sandwich menu combines quality ingredients with classic presentation. Three-four ingredients per item is really all you need. Someone in my party had three of their baguettes (had eaten a hefty McDonald's meal the night before) that's how great they are. I did not get the cold brew but I have heard nothing but praise for the coffee menu.

People sitting outside no room for pedestrian s to walk except in the streets and no management to over look situation

I live in Manhattan but travel to Larchmont for the less insane Trader Joes... I pass this bakery every time I go up there and finally decided to go in. I mention Manhattan because I'm trying to be fair to La Parisienne by stating that the competition in the city for restaurants and bakeries means they have to be at their best because there are so many choices to choose from. Having said that, La Parisienne's French Bakery was a very big disappointment! Everything and I mean I purchased, Chocolate, plain and Almond Croissants as well as a Napolean and they were all BLAND! They lacked both Salt and Sugar. I'll pay anything for great pastry and this place was not cheap. It wasn't ridiculously expensive as far as great bakeries go but absolutely not worth what they are charging. I even waited for hot, right out the over plain and Chocolate croissants because how can you get freshly baked wrong? Well, they did not only get it wrong but it was handed to me in a paper bag without napkins or a parchment paper. The butter soaked right through the paper bag and made a huge mess. I didn't have to go far as my car was right outside the store so this was not a travel issue AND they were going to be eaten by my husband and I right away. We were hungry and they still weren't good! I think you get where I am going with this. There was a line and it seemed to be mostly locals but I'm guessing they don't have much of a choice in this area or competition because they are getting away with MEH! Tried it putting an end to the curiosity. Hopefully the baker will see this and spruce up the recipe and the workers will be taught proper packing technique.

a nice small french bakery im larchmont westchester county that serves tasty pastries including an assortment of crossiants, cookies , donuts , cakes , , etc. stopped by with a friend who lives in area and we grabbed a table outside while enjoying a few cappuccinos with two chocolate crossiants on a tuesday humid morning. grabbed a dozen mixed macaroons and a couple of french brownies for later to share with friends .if you visit during lunch time they also have soup , breads , and other non sweet offerings. not bad at all and seems to be made on premises as pastries were warm and fresh. 4 stars on my yelp meter.

I am a big fan of the Spinach Friand and chocolate chip cookies. The Nutella croissant is also very good. The service is also always great!

Went on a Sunday to grab a few pastries for a dinner I was attending in a different state. I grabbed a box of mixed eclairs but was itching to try one since this place was recommended & its in an area with a large French population. My eclair was frozen when I bit into it!! Pictures are attached and I was absolutely disgusted. Either the pastry case was too cold or these were defrosting but the filling was crystalized and not even smooth. The shop closed at 2 so calling was useless and I was already out of state. I couldn't get to the shop until the following weekend so I just accepted the loss and tossed the eclairs. Will never go back nor recommend

In the principle of supporting local small business, I chose to meet my friends to have coffee and some treats (loaded with sugar and starches, unhealthy, as everyone knows), even though the coffee is far not the best in the village, and the price of coffee and treats are unreasonably high. No problem, I still went there with friends, that is what supporting local small business means, right? However, my recent visit was a real disappointment. The workers behind the counter were really rude and unprofessionally. They had no idea how to treat the customers with basic courtesy. There are PLENTY other places within blocks to get MUCH better coffee. And the treats? I really won't miss eating the sugary junk at all.

Given that businesses are hurting, and I wanted to give u business, you could have let me in when u saw me outside five minutes after 2 pm closing. . Really? Strict business hours now? I won't be back.

Ordered a birthday cake, mille feuille, to pick up on this Thanks Giving Day morning. Chose this bakery for its good review. However, the cake was not ready at the promised time. Went back 40 minutes later and got the cake. Obviously, the cake was made in a hurry. The cake was out of shape. The flaky layers were under cooked and acted like tissue paper. Nobody wanted to eat it. It's still sitting in the refrigerator. Quelle domage! Henrique, NY

Tried Apple galette and croissant. Both was not impressive,not as good as other French bakeries in NYC. Also they were a bit pricy for their taste and quality.

Bought few packs of french biscuits. Surprise: very old, one of the pack was broken and few biscuits eaten by half, by probably rats. Stay away from this place.

This place has great atmosphere, exposed brick and wood with large windows, and a solid soundtrack of soothing jazz music. I ordered two small strawberry tarts and it was over $6. I'm willing to pay more for quality but that is a rather high price. The tarts were nice, smooth cream, fresh strawberries (not too cold or frozen), but the shell was rather touch. The spoon I was given was not equipped for the shell. When I went to take my first bite, I had to apply significant force and a piece of pastry flew right back into my jacket. It was rather hilarious. The employees are cordial, the cashier gave me a great smile that I really appreciated. All in all, I would recommend it as a meeting spot or perhaps a first date place, the relative quietness and relaxed feel with definitely lessen the stress these events tend to cause.

I absolutely loved this place. It had the most amazing croissants. It was a French bakery and so cute and chic. Best macarons ever. There are more than just sweets during lunch.

This place is DISGUSTING. It dosen't deserve 1 star. Some of the bakery items I purchased have an underlying taste of BACON. Whatever BACON they are using in other foods is in the NON MEAT foods. This is unacceptable. My family does not eat BACON and we TRUST that the employees can be HONEST about the nutritional content about the food sold there when a customer like myself lets them KNOW about our food allergies and preferences. I will NEVER return to this place. This is BY FAR BEYOND DISGUSTING !

This cozy bakery warmed up our winter day. Their croissants are delicious and are served with salad to make a true meal. What a wonderful little taste of France - it really makes this corner of Larchmont

I can call ahead and get my iced coffee and Croissants ready for me and I'm in and out quick just how I like it.

If I could give them a no star review I would. This place is pleasant and quaint to the eyes, but is absolutely disgusting. I have personally seen the guy who may be the owner/baker take uncovered baskets of baguettes out of his car and into the store from the alleyway that is behind his store. Unsanitary and gross. How this place has passed Health Inspection is mind boggling.

Expecting something good in a town with a strong french community we were thoroughly disappointed. The prices are that of a good french boulangerie/patisserie but the taste is that of or even below a highly commercialized establishment where everything comes in frozen. The apple tart tasted old and stale. The pate feuilletee was soggy and taslteless. The stawberry mousse covered in chocolate was also medicore. It is on a sponge cake layer with close to zero taste which was also very dry and the mousse was just ok. The patisseries (desserts) are overall small in selection and bland. On a good note, the viennoiseries (pastries like croissants) are good with a bigger selection. Their baguettes are also of average or above quality. As far as prices they are on the higher range which is to be expected from a "french" styled establishment.

Great bakery. Their macaroons and pastries are small bites of heaven (I say small because they are, but that's fine by me. I'd rather have something small that tastes great than something big that's not worth eating.). It would seem the majority of customers are French, which speaks to the bakery's authenticity. It should be noted that while the food is 5-star, the seating is where the bakery falls short. It only seats a few people.

$5 for a small ice tea is a bit much. I know businesses are struggling during the pandemic but this is obviously overcharging your clientele

Terrible service. My opera cake was put in a box, no paper in the box and put in a bag sideways. Their large cookies are similar to a heavy pasty rue. Went 1x and last time. Threw the opera cake out it was a gooey mess. Waste of $.

This little Gem makes you feel like you're in a small cafe in France. All the pastries are made in house and look incredible. The coffee is not bad but it's nothing to write home about. The multigrain croissant was fabulous! Thanks for being open on Easter! I'll see you guys soon.

The place looks nice and is cosy inside. My husband's sandwich was pretty good, but my soup was cold. We sent it back and it came back out lukewarm. It was clearly microwaved, so while it had steam coming off it, it wasn't hot. Gave up at that point. The bathroom was pretty gross and pretty much in the kitchen. No hot water, so how do employees wash their hands well??? Definitely not going back.

January 6th, King's Day, Epiphany. I walk in for the first time today, after having a tough time finding it, and ask them for a "Galette des Rois": The King's Cakes. First, I was a little worried because in a "normal" French bakery there should be a line out the door that day and maybe 50 galettes and signs and crowns everywhere: It is a big deal in a bakery!! Here nothing, they barely know what I am talking about. They tell me to come back after 3 (???), I call back at 5 and the guy tells me they are all sold or reserved!! Well this is not la Renaissance or Ceci Cela, that's for sure. Some people need a clue, frankly. I will bring my business somewhere else...

Great little cafe, good macaroons but VERY EXPENSIVE. They're $2 each, and they're the small kind!! Way cheaper in NYC, but besides the fact, it's a charming little place.

Quaint, and authentic small French cafe feel, but very expensive (read bowl of soup, brie & apple sandwich, + coffee = $17. And 6 mini croissants =$9). I will say the croissants and baguette bread are exceptionally fresh and delicious so perhaps it's better they are small lol.

I have driven by this place so many times and had wanted to try it... I read some of the reviews and made it a point to go there yesterday.... I have been dying to find a place that makes macarons and I have fallen in love with this place... Will def be making this place a part of my weekends

Cool little French bakery right on the main strip of Larchmont. One Sunday morning so was the only non-French speaker there, including other patrons. The baguette was outbid thisnro elf as was the brioche loaf. Knocking off one star because of the very high prices. I guess the rent is high? $10.80 for a loaf of bread? Now that's "small batch"!

Small little bakery that doesn't always have a full selection of items, but what they do have on any given day is of a consistently delicious high quality and served by friendly and helpful staff. A regular spot to take my daughter until I can finally bring her to Paris!

Wonderful bread and absolutely delicious croissants, specifically, their multi-grain version. Iced coffee is the best -- hot espresso drinks are good but not extraordinary. I have not tried all their sweets (always a pretty case full of offerings) but I always enjoy a visit there, as the staff is very kind and friendly.

Very tasty or as the French would say well idk I don't speak French but very yummy I like hose chocolate twist things and vanilla crossaints

this is my favorite place in larchmont......for cafe lait, quiche, a sandwich, salads, etc. when i'm their it's like being back in France, tres bien...

Love La Parisienne! The creme croissants are to die for, love the napoleons, baguettes and really all the baked goods. Lunch is great here too!

This is a hidden treasure in Larchmont. The pastries are fabulous and the service is exceptional/.

mmmm - lovely patisserie and my son loves the mini chocolate mousse tarts (and I'm a fan as its small size minimizes its sugar hit!). regular woman behind the counter is lovely, giving me a bonus free tart when i was in there waiting for my car's flat tire to be replaced at the garage over the road, just to cheer me up! seating area is cramped and table near door gets hit by said door every time it opens, but other than that, we like it. our favorite patisserie in town...