Paris Baguette

It was honestly such a fun surprise to see Paris Baguette here in Chicago. The moment I saw the sign on Michigan Avenue, it immediately reminded me of my recent trip to Korea. Not long ago I visited Seoul and Busan, and Paris Baguette was everywhere. You can find it on so many streets there, and it has become a very familiar bakery brand in Korea. Of course, the concept of Paris Baguette is a bit different from a traditional artisan bakery. It feels more like a large, well-organized bakery chain with a production system behind it, rather than a small handcrafted neighborhood bakery. But that doesn’t take away from the experience at all. In fact, they do a really great job offering a huge variety of breads, pastries, and cakes that are both attractive and delicious. When you walk inside, the first thing you notice is the incredible selection. There are so many different types of bread, sweet pastries, sandwiches, and beautifully decorated cakes. It almost becomes difficult to choose just one thing. Honestly, just looking at all the options made me feel full already! Everything looks colorful, fresh, and very tempting. The flavors are also very enjoyable. Even though it’s a chain bakery, many of the items are surprisingly tasty and satisfying. It’s a great place if you want a quick pastry, a light breakfast, or a small dessert with coffee. For me personally, visiting this location felt a little nostalgic because it reminded me of my time traveling in Korea. It’s nice to see this familiar bakery brand expanding internationally and bringing a small taste of that experience to Chicago. I really hope this location continues to do well and stays here for a long time. A fun and delicious stop if you’re walking around the South Loop area of Chicago.

Typically we aren’t the biggest fans of chain bakeries because their food doesn’t taste too fresh or maybe just misses a bit of the TLC a local one has, this has even extended to other locations we’ve had of this exact chain. However, whatever is going on at this Paris Baguette has us rethinking that sentiment a bit. The space was clean and the workers moved quickly. There is a wide variety of things for you to get here and the self-serve process is very easy to navigate. We opened a sliding door to one of the cases and it fell off the hinge knocking a pastry off our plate so we hope they looked into and fixed that. When we were done collecting a hedonistic amount of bites we headed over to order a coffee and sit down, all of which was speedy. Since we ordered so many pastries, we’ll give a quick breakdown of each one: Pumpkin Scone - delicious with a firm bite, pumpkin flavor very welcoming Pain au Chocolat - a chocolate croissant, buttery and light with some chocolate throughout (could use more chocolate) Sugar Mochi Donut - simple but delicious, light and chewy. A very good sweet treat Pastry Frank - a hot dog in croissant-like bread. A worse version of a kolache, the one item we would say to pass on Grilled Cheese - delicious and well balanced, although the edges of the bread were a bit tough to work around Hash Brown Bread with Ham & Cheese - by far the best thing we had on their menu. Savory, cheesy, and salty all in one item. We would highly recommend it to anyone Iced Coffee - not the best, a lot of other chains do it a lot better but if you need the boost get it Again, Paris Baguette is a chain so with that comes chain expectations, but these were some pretty good pastries, and if the food is good the food is good. If you’re looking for something quick or convenient then this is the spot for you, but if you’re looking for a more local feel in your bakery trips then look elsewhere.

Paris Bakery… wow! When we saw it, we decided to visit thinking the products would be top-notch, but unfortunately, that wasn’t the case. A total disappointment. The almond croissant wasn’t fresh and had barely any filling—maybe 30 grams at most—when it should be generously filled; it looked like just a thin line and the flavor was off, so I left it. The cake we tried was fine, but it didn’t impress us as it seemed it would. And since we don’t have doubts but certainties, my recommendation is to offer truly fresh products… that alone would make a big difference.

Very nice place. The tuna sandwich was prepackaged but very fresh and hit the spot. The bread was also excellent. I had a great strawberry cake and a taste of the fig cake. Both were fantastic. I had a great time.

had such a great experience at Paris Baguette! The pastries and cakes are always fresh and delicious. The store is very clean and has a cozy atmosphere, which makes it a nice place to sit and relax. The staff were friendly and helpful, making the whole visit enjoyable. Definitely one of my favorite spots for a sweet treat and coffee break!

The pastries were delicious. They weren't busy and it seemed like people were waiting long for simple iced coffee. There are plenty of seats but most tables needed cleaned. The cakes looked really good and the prices are reasonable.

I visited an hour before closing. The staff was friendly, store was clean and presentable. They also had a public restroom accessible via a QR code. The latte was made to my request, the breakfast sandwhich was well portioned, but could have used a little more seasoning. Although the prices were higher than expected for certain items, they did seem to have a rewards program. Overall, it was an okay visit.

Both the plain and ham & cheese croissant were fresh and yummy. Service for coffee drinks was extremely slow. Barista wore gloves but touched everything including a spray bottle without changing their gloves - unsanitary. Also had an attitude because she had to remake one of our drinks because she gave it to someone else while we were standing at the counter but tried to blame it on us. Also I ordered a cappuccino and they made me a latte. Go for the pastries but avoid espresso based drinks!

Review: Paris Baguette is one of my favorite spots for a cozy pastry break. Their croissants, Danish pastries (with various flavors), and vanilla latte are absolutely delightful. It's the perfect place to indulge in sweet treats and enjoy a relaxing time. Ambience: The café has a calm and inviting atmosphere, making it an ideal spot to unwind. Its location right across from the park adds to its charm--it's a great place to stop by after a refreshing walk in the park. Price: The pastries and drinks are nominally priced and totally worth it. You get high-quality treats without breaking the bank. Service: The service is smooth, efficient, and fuss-free. The staff is friendly and ensures a pleasant experience every time. Parking and Transportation: If you're driving, there are several convenient parking options nearby: Street Parking: Metered street parking is available along Michigan Ave and nearby side streets. Availability depends on the time of day, and rates vary. Parking Garages/Lots: Millennium Park Garage: 5 S Columbus Dr, Chicago, IL 60601 (about a 5-minute walk). Grant Park South Garage: 325 S Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60604 (about a 3-minute walk). SP+ Parking: 1111 S Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60605 (right across the street). Use apps like SpotHero or ParkWhiz to find and reserve parking in advance at discounted rates. For those using public transportation: CTA Buses: #3 King Drive: Stops at Michigan Ave & 11th St, just steps away. #4 Cottage Grove: Also stops nearby at Michigan Ave & 11th St. CTA Trains: Roosevelt Station (Red, Orange, Green Lines): About a 10-minute walk east. Harrison Station (Red Line): About a 12-minute walk south. Metra: Metra Electric District Line: Get off at Museum Campus/11th Street Station, which is just a 5-minute walk away. Paris Baguette is not only a fantastic spot for pastries and coffee but also conveniently located with plenty of parking and public transit options. Whether you're planning a romantic date or just craving a sweet treat, this place is a must-visit!

We stopped in for lunch to get out of the rain en route to the Field Museum the other day. It was lunchtime and briskly busy, so we were lucky to get a table, even though we had to clean it ourselves. We grabbed a tray and served ourselves- my son chose a curry sausage in pastry (surprisingly tasty), my husband had the ham and cheese baguette (very good when warmed) and I had a turkey panini (all agreed mine was the best). For dessert my son chose a strawberry doughnut, my husband a cream filled doughnut with a snowman face, and I had a tiramisu tart. The desserts were just okay- I'd probably pass next time and stick with the sandwiches.

UPDATE: I reached out to the email address in the owner's message. And guess what? NO RESPONSE! At this point... I'm not surprised. Maybe me and Asian bakery/dessert places just don't get along? I ordered from Paris Baguette hoping I could get the same cake that was shown on their website... but NO! We placed a birthday cake order at least 4/5 days in advance. And when we got to the store at the time we specified, the cake wasn't ready. And when it was finally ready after 20 minutes of waiting.... It was ugly.... Looked barely like the picture online. The whip cream looked like it was slapped onto the cake in a hurry, and you could see the color of the cake on some areas but it was so unevenly covered. AND THE GHOSTS ON THERE WERE SO SMALL! They looked deformed and sad. Unfortunately we didn't have time to get another cake so we had to stick with this one. SO disappointed.

AMAZING. STUNNING. FANTASTIC. Anyways I visited Chicago for only four days and I came here like at least four times -- I tried this ham croissant type bread, curry croquette, butter pecan mochi donut and hash brown pastry with hazelnut latte. The coffee was very creamy and nice, all the pastries were great, I guess mochi donut could have been fluffier. Ambiance overall was pretty nice and aesthetic, and service was good too, so overall I loved my experience hehehe.

I absolutely love Paris Baguette for its freshly baked bread, pastries, stunning cakes, brewed coffee, and salads. Recently, for a friend's birthday, we were late in ordering a cake, and this bakery was a lifesaver! My friend loves tiramisu, and to my surprise, Paris Baguette accepted a same-day order. I placed the order in the morning, and by 5 PM, the tiramisu cake was ready. The space is large with a comfortable seating area. When you enter, if you need to order, you'll stand in the order queue, but for pickups, you can head straight to the kitchen area. They have shelves displaying ready-made cakes as you walk in. The server was kind enough to include some sparkle candles for the cake! While waiting, I treated myself to a croissant and a pastry, both of which were incredibly fresh. The taste is simply phenomenal. I highly recommend this place for your next birthday cake order! :)

I just love it here! Everything is amazing! The blueberry chiffon cake is to die for and I see they make a beautiful full size of it and I told my boyfriend I wanted it for my birthday - THATS how good it was lol We went around 8:30p (30min before closing) and there were minimal choices left which is understandable at that time but still satisfied with everything we had. The line took a while because there was 1 guy behind the register who was also making each drink and grabbing the items. I didn't mind b/c i know a lot of places are short staffed but that would be my only major complaint. A minor one was that the dining area was closed cause the other person there was cleaning and put all the chairs up but the cashier gave us the option to dine in so we had to put our chairs down. Again, I completely understand it was 30min before closing. Go there for there pastries and you won't regret it!

We went to the outlet for breakfast. All the items we tried very fresh. There is no wait time because of how the food is laid out. It was a very good experience overall.

I really enjoyed the ham and cheese creation with hash browns baked inside. I am not even especially fond of hash browns, but when it came highly recommended by a friend, I decided to go for it. So glad I did! I could have gone wild with all the yummy-looking pastries, so I definitely will be back. Their black iced coffee was very great. The space has great natural lighting. It does get busy in there. I have out-of-town friends staying in the adjacent hotel, and they said it was hard to find a seat yesterday. But they loved it so much on day one that they will be going in all visit long! They even plan to bring some bread loaves home.

Ambience is super cute! Loved the strawberry soft serve cake, cheesecake, Madeline's and pretty much all the baked goods we tried! They have a lot of options if you're in the mood for desserts :) Service was also pretty good!

J'ADORE. Seriously though, this place is great! If I lived closer I would come here all the time to snag some freshly baked pastries. The space is beautiful -- bright, inviting, and of course, very French inspired. There's lots of seating space making it a great spot to buckle down and get some work done. I stayed for about 2.5 hours and had a great experience! The pastries are on display right when you walk in. You grab a tray and some tongs and then pick out the pasties that you want. I love this concept, because it allows you free range on delicious treats. There were so many yummy looking pastries to choose from! I decided to try a chocolate almond croissant and a breakfast sandwich. When I brought my items to the register, I also ordered an iced cookie butter latte. Everything tasted phenomenal. The drink was so yummy and definitely had a nice cookie butter flavor! The almond croissant was the star of the show. The buttery croissant had both an almond filling and chocolate ribbons running through it. I definitely need to come back to try more treats!

Paris baguette offers a wide variety of bakery items both sweet and savory! Self service & peaceful ambiance!

these pastries were DELISH! I'm obsessed! The jalapeño croissant was my favorite from the things I got, definitely worth it if you like savory pastries! The fruit tart was also very good, however I do wish there was more filling and less of the crust. The pineapple pastry was phenomenal too, I've never had anything like it before! Service was quick and easy, since you just grab a tray and pick your own pastries. Ambiance was super cute, loved this little cafe spot! I also got their mango lemonade which is one of their summer drinks, and it was so refreshing!

I love the pastries that Paris Baguette has to offer! Walking in there was plenty of seating to the left of the restaurant. Great for working from home or catching up on any type of work. They have a wide variety of pasties to choose from and a great selection of coffee.

Just a few steps from our hotel, this became our almost daily breakfast spot. We tried different pastries each morning, but we stayed constant with our drinks. I had the Americano while my daughter had the Iced Matcha Latte. So good! Very clean and organized. Food presentation was so pretty and always tasted fresh and delicious. Service was consistently friendly and quick.

Great variety of baked goods and food to go. Great service at all times. The employees are friendly and provide fast service. This location has a great ambiance, great for meeting friends or family for coffee....my personal favorite baked good, the almond crossiant.

The best thing about Paris are the bakeries. There always seems to be one within walking distance. We stopped in here to get croissants and some macarons. Absolutely perfect!

I wandered in here on a whim when I passed it on the way to dinner. Paris Baguette was brightly lit on a Sunday night and bustling with customers, so it immediately caught my eye. 1) They are open "late" 7am - 9pm 7 days a week 2) Their pastry displays were so beautiful and bountifully stocked even though it was in the evening and 3) They had a lot of seating in an open space on the left side of the cafe where you can sit, read, eat, chat, rest etc while looking out on Michigan Ave. TL;DR prime location, prime goods, prime hours :) You grab a tray and tongs by the entrance and make your way along the aisles/displays. Feast with your eyes and choose whatever your heart desires. Prices and items are all listed on little stands so you know what you're selecting. There's even a fridge section for salads and sandwiches, plus a huge selection of cakes by the checkout. I brought home a box of 4 things: Curry croquette Coffee croissant donut Ham & Cheese Pastry Cream bun They also have a cafe so you can order coffee, tea, and other seasonal beverages. The operations were smooth, with self-serve with the breads, pastries, buns, and then checking out near the back where the cashier will help you pack your goodies into boxes and/or bags. The checkout counter was really wide and long, so several people can checkout at the registers at the same time, and it moves the line right along. This was my first time here, and I just signed up for their rewards program too. Since my pastries were to go, I reheated them in the countertop oven the next morning and they were delicious. I will be back!

This is a great spot for a quick and delicious breakfast! The pastries are SO good, especially the Broccoli Cheddar Quiche...we got 2 to share and ended up going back up to buy a third because they were that good! I also am a huge Chai lover and their Chai was sooooo good. It was a bit creamier than I'm used to and had (I think) cinnamon sugar on top. Delicious!!! The workers were also very friendly and helpful. It's a nice coffee shop vibe if you need a spot to go and get work done or swing by to grab some breakfast. As you walk in, you need to grab a tray, parchment and tongs and then you fill up the tray with any pastries you'd like to buy at the register. Make sure to ask them to heat up whatever you want as you're paying; we asked for the quiche and hashbrown bread to be heated. I know it's a chain and I usually try to avoid them and go for a locally owned small business, but Paris Baguette was great and I would recommend it!

I literally was the first one to review this place back in May of 23 when first open this place fast forward it's my daughter's 1st birthday tomorrow (writing this on 29 December 2024) I ordered a BLUEBERRY CHIFFON CAKE since my baby girl LOVES blueberries! Ordered it on 23rd of Dec early in the morning via the Paris Baguette App, paid for it, scheduled to pick it up @ 4 PM [29th Dec] went there exactly at 4 PM. They were clueless, lied constantly the whole time. Told me they LOST my receipt... HOW? Then said it was ordered too early... nut you too my money ?!?! Didn't have a cake at all! Told me they are working on it! How you don't even have a cake at all! Then said "Oh we are just writing "HAPPY BIRTHDAY" IT !! Offer to give me the display cake [2 days old] and a refund (didn't refund) I wanted my daughter to experience cake for HER 1ST FREAKING BIRTHDAY!! Then told me we are gonna give this display cake and a refund I have NEVER cried in the public this much ITS MY DAUGHTERS first bday!! Smh I was so excited for this cake since it's their specialty but THANKS FOR RUINING IT!!

Paris baguette was a favorite of mine while overseas and it's nice to see a familiar face in the city. We came an hour and a half before close, knowing they'd likely sold through most of their days goods I expected a small selection. Indeed it was quite picked over, we were able to get a sweet dessert. The sweet rice donut was covered in cinnamon and sugar with nice red bean filling! The chocolate croissant was incredibly disappointing as it says it's chocolate filled, it looked like 3 chocolate chips melted in one area and that was it. 3 items around $12... not too impressed with the croissant at all. Definitely recommend stopping by in the morning for the best selection.

I've been having a cake phase and I went into Paris Baguette to satiate it. I got the maple pecan and the yogurt blueberry chiffon cake. Both were really good. The maple pecan slice was light and had a subtle maple flavor with pecan bits. The yogurt blueberry chiffon cake.. is something I would get in full cake size. The tartness of the yogurt paired with the blueberry sweetness. Maybe I will get myself a whole cake ...

Consistent from location to location. Having lived in Korea this takes me back and some of the pastries are identical. The mochi donuts go fast so get them while you can and ice mocha latte to go with it. There are plenty tables and wifi to work with views of Millennium Park across the street. Service is prompt and they are constantly stocking items and cleaning tables when people leave.

I visited during my midday walk today. Since it was midday, many items were sparse. So if I come back it will be after they have opened in the morning. I ended up getting two crabmeat croquettes and a limonata because those were the only savory items that accommodated my diet. My major complaint would be the fruit flies and gnats flying around the pastries and sweet items. Although I didn't see any near the crab meat cakes, which is why I chose them, the presence of flies deterred me from purchasing other items. I suggest they look into how they can mitigate this issue because it could definitely deter people from purchasing. Originally I gave 2 stars but after tasting the croquettes they get a boost. Soo delicious when warmed up!

Food was 5 stars. 3 stars for cleanliness. I had a croissant and the cinnamon apple pie. I loved that the apple pie had no added sugar. Just the natural sweetness from the apples. I also had a small latte. When I went to get a tray, there were 2 stacks. They were all wet which was gross to put your food on, even if you place the small wax sheet on top, and the top tray on the second stack was dirty, still had food stuck to it. There was 1 table left for me to sit at and it had crumbs all over it. Employees need to spend a bit more time cleaning. The place was bright and cherry and they have a nice outdoor patio.

Great pastries, okay coffee. I got the crab meat bun which was amazing. I usually opt for sweet things at bakeries but the crab meat was super unique and I also liked the hint of curry flavor. I also had a few bites of the strawberry croissant--the croissant was so flakey and the cream was 13/10. The peppermint mocha wasn't great, it was slightly too milky for me. Would definitely like to come back to try more pastries!

We finally got to check out this place in the neighborhood! The interior is spacious and well lit and immediately upon entering you see all the pastries available for the day. We decided on the plain croissant, apple pie pastry, and the whole red bean pastry and ordered some vanilla lattes as well. The coffee is just okay in my opinion - I've had better lattes elsewhere and these were too sweet and I didn't enjoy the espresso. Skip unless you like sweeter beverages. However the pastries here are worth it. The croissant was flaky but still soft and so well made. The apple pie pastry was tasty without being too sweet. And the red bean pastry was fluffy and unique and spot on for the perfect amount of sweetness. Check it out for the baked goods - maybe skip the coffee.

Yet another below average croissant which is not surprising for Chicago or the U.S. in general. Service was convenient and ingredients are likely of good quality so I would return to try non-French pastries.

Very cute pastries but I did not get to try them since I stopped by for a quick coffee to go. Hazelnut latte was disgustingly sweet. Im sure they will accomodate and use less syrup but since it was my first time trying it i didnt ask for modifications. Definitely not my favorite coffee I've tried. Maybe I'll stick to a cold brew next time . I saw a only couple of people working on laptops so perhaps not the best place for working remote. Interior was gorgeous, staff was great but coffee was below average.

This place is nice for a quick grab of sweet treats and coffee. Came in here for breakfast and got a coffee crossiant and a mocha cafe latte. It's not too pricey and easy to navigate. The service was ok, I've experienced better. The ambiance is like any other cafe. The space is small and quaint as well.

Great breakfast spot with a nice selection. I had inly ever previously been to their H-Mart locations, so it was cool to see a standalone. Very clean, friendly staff. Delicious treats!

Don't order in advance from the app unless you have a very basic order. I've had 2 encounters where a coffee option that's an app customization is not available in the store. The first time it happened I sent a comment on the website and never heard back. Either a problem with management or the app or both, DKDC. Today bought one item and given the wrong kind of milk, and just can't even so I'll drink it but even less likely to stop in again, and I LIVE LESS THAN A BLOCK AWAY! PS: Yolk gives a 10% discount for neighbors, PB might consider doing so also.

It's been open a couple days and I've been so anxious to go as it's been packed every time I walk by. No disappointments here! It was so hard to choose from all the amazing looking pastries. We decided on one sweet and a couple savory for lunch. I can see we will need many more visits to taste all of them and pick favorites. Cashiers were super friendly and heated our croquettes while we took a seat. They have many small tables and we were on the late end of lunch so things were in disarray, but it didn't stop us. The chicken pesto baguette sandwich was very tasty and I wish we had it heated also, but was nonetheless excellent. The croquettes were yum and will be excellent grab and go when you need a hot handheld snack. These were a bargain under $5 each. The standout was the crème filled croissant with photo ready gigantic strawberries. We split this, but I could have polished my own. We will absolutely be back and expect it to be a regular for picnic dinners and to bring to the summer events in Millennium park. Such a great addition to the neighborhood!

Waffled between 3 and 4 stars. Popped by on a Saturday afternoon and there were only about 8 people ahead of us in line but it took about 10 minutes to order due to slow service. Definitely don't get coffee - Lavazza beans are fine but the decaf was brewed way too weakly. Blueberry Yogurt Cake - 4/5. Light cake texture, but feels a bit off. Blueberry flavor comes through, which is difficult to due. OK frosting.

Self service for pastries, grab what u want and pay at the counter. Coffee is made to order. Busy but not crowded. I'd go here every morning if I could.

Went here because of all the good reviews. I didn't realize it was a chain. The food was good, but nothing to write home about. There was barely any filling in the pain au chocolat. No better than Panera or any other chain. Service was HORRIBLE. I could understand if they were busy, but the employees were just standing there staring at me, no one greeted me, until someone reluctantly decided to help. You are better supporting a local business in the area!

This small cafe has a wonderful selection of croissants and French pastries. The selection is so diverse that it's easy to make a meal out of them, especially if you include the savory varieties. They are freshly baked on premises and beautiful displayed. The cafe also has decent soup and a few pre-made sandwich options. We also liked their coffee and espresso. The space is bright and cheery.

A wonderful spot to pick up a countless variety of baked goods and beverages. Some of my favorites are the pistachio cream donut and ham & cheese pastry. I have usually come before 10AM on a weekday, and it's almost always busy. The staff is very nice, but the lines move pretty slowly every time that I have visited. Despite the wait, it is worth a stop if you're in the area and looking for a tasty treat.

Pricey! I picked up dessert for a party ... 6 inch cakes are $50 a piece. Taste is fine nothing extraordinary.

Was super excited about this cafe coming to the south loop because the ones in the suburbs are great and known for their pastries and drinks. After going, super disappointed. Got some croissants that were pretty bland and their mochi donuts were awful (not chewy like mochi should be and really wet???) all of the other pastries in the cabinets looked dry or over baked. The line was super long and it took forever to order. Then it seemed like only one person was making drinks so it took over 10 mins just to get an ice coffee and an iced tea.

Pastries and cakes- to die for !!!! By 1-2 pm, everything was almost gone when we visited this location ( usually go by Jackson inside H-mart. Location was also great!!!!! Come, visit, eat, sit and feel blessed. Staff were very friendly, too !!!

I've passed by this bakery several times and only on a rainy day did I decide to give it a try. I looked through each of their pastries carefully and landed on the red bean cream pastry. If it was just red bean filling, I probably would have skipped it, but when I read there was also custard cream, I decided to try it. I was not disappointed. Although the custard could be more chilled, the delicately sweet taste of the custard and redbean mix was simply Delightful! It was soft on the inside and flaky on the outside. Moderately priced at $3.39, compared to the other pastries, and you definitely get a large portion! The American public probably doesn't know or is accustom to red bean, So perhaps that's why it's priced below the other pastries. Yaaaah for me! There were only four left on the tray, So people are definitely selecting this treat. It's nice to sit up against the window looking out towards Michigan Avenue while savoring this yummy goodness With a cuppa green tea, on a rainy day. (Taylor don't hike up the price bc I said this ;) )

This bakery is a gem in Chicago and my absolute favorite. The self-serve line is brilliantly designed, making it easy to explore the vast and reasonably priced sweet and savory options. The hash brown bread is a life-changing delight--truly the best thing I've ever eaten. The extensive drink menu, both cold and warm, complements the bakery items perfectly. Plus, they'll happily heat up your selections. With plenty of comfortable seats and a spotless environment, this bakery is a top-notch experience. Highly recommended!

A beautiful cafe at the corner of Michigan and 11th street!! I think the biggest yet of all the paris baguettes in Chicago:) it's so large spacious has beautiful displays for French inspired Asian pastries !! It's adjacent to the hotel that's been changing owners for a while so I'm sure they will do great! They serve lavazza coffee which is a huge plus! Upon asking the staff here I was told the owner is different from all the other locations.

Paris baguette was incredible as always. I had some fruit tarts and some chocolate treats and they were all good. The staff were polite and helpful and the tables and chairs were clean. It's a great place to go!

Went here today with my wife and my mother. We were very excited to hear we would have a French style bakery opening up not to far from us. Parking is rough but doable. There is street parking if you are lucky to find it but good news there are two lots within walking distance of the bakery. Yaaay! When you enter you take a tray and tongs and walk up and down the two aisles and pick from the awesome selections. We choose today : ham and cheese croissant ( it was tasty but needed more ham. Over all when you warm this bad boy up it is spot on) pineapple cream pastry( perfect) blueberry and yogurt pasty (very good )cherry and yogurt (very good) twist dough ( not too good the was too hard to bite) rice doughnut and cream doughnut balls ( outer dough was far too thick and we couldn't cut through it) milk bread ( very good even better warmed up) raspberry croissant, almond croissant ( amazing ) tiramisu cup ( not at all what I know tiramisu to be could be just me but I did not like it at all) hash brown pastry ( AMAZING) Drinks: iced matcha ( perfect in everyday) green iced tea ( perfect and refreshing) black iced tea( not regular black iced tea it taste like raspberry not my favorite and not what I expected) Service: barista very helpful register very slow motion. Decor: I was hoping for something more Paris ( France) feel. Some of the look was spot on but then you look over and it has a big picture of Chicago. It was very clean even the bathrooms were clean.

I saw this place all over instagram and I finally decided to try it out. I love how all the pastries were on display and everything looked so cute and yummy. I also liked how it was mostly self serve and I was able to take my time and choose what I wanted. I chose a coffee donut, strawberry mochi donut, cake slice and crab pastry. I loved everything except the crab pastry. The coffee donut was my favorite and was delicious and sweet. The service here was ok nothing to write home about but I will definitely come back and try their other items.

It took my daughter and I a little time to check out but it was definitely worth the wait. Food and both of our drinks were great!

Good service, delicious pastries, cute shop. The Mochi doughnuts are amazing and the King Cream doughnuts are a melt-in-your-mouth dream. They're also open later than any coffee shop around, which is a big bonus!

Just opened so still working some things out Huge line out the door on the weekend Ran out of trays even though all the employees were working super hard and busy Nice variety of pastries Hot fresh food coming out regularly They'll heat stuff up for you Wide and airy interior Friendly staff though seemed overwhelmed No cups for water? Was told to go buy a bottle of water hmmm Kind of pricey spent $60 on pastries and coffee, one box to take home a few Pastries were tasty but I think I still prefer Sweet Bean around the corner