Paris Baguette

I already loved this place to begin with—it’s such a warm, cozy bakery with incredible baked goods and cakes. The strawberry cream cake is hands-down my favorite, and every single visit I’m greeted by the kindest, most welcoming staff. For my birthday, I requested a small sign for my cake, expecting something simple, and what I received completely exceeded my expectations. The sign was absolutely gorgeous and so artistic! I was already impressed by their cakes, but this took everything to another level. Truly master-level baking and artistry—and it fit my theme perfectly. Thank you for making my birthday extra special. I can’t recommend this bakery enough! 💖🎂

I live in Boca Raton and happily drive about 15 minutes to come here, it is absolutely worth it every time. I’m kind picky when it comes to pastries (especially French pastries!) lol, and Paris Baguette never disappoints. Everything is fresh and delicious. I love that you can choose smaller pastries or go for the bigger ones. There’s such a great variety. It’s self-serve, but everything is well maintained and properly covered, which I really appreciate. You can also ask them to toast or heat anything you order. They have grilled cheeses, different types of sandwiches, and even wine and beer. It’s such a great place to hang out, I come almost every Saturday with my mom and it’s become our little tradition. Highly recommend!

Weekend staff great. Atmosphere is good friendly patrons. Many options to choose please visit and see for yourself.

When you walk in you are wowed!! Beautiful bright modern layout with goodies displayed everywhere! The dessert display is to die for and you could be overwhelmed by the spectacle. Was disappointed with the meal however. Ham and cheese baguette seemed like the ingredients (bread included) was straight from Publix. Our 2 desserts-presumably home made- were good, not great. There are numerous French bakeries in Boca Delray. None compare to the beauty or selection of this one, but all have better food.

This, this was a different experience! The donuts my wife and I got were HUGE and tasty which justified the cost lol. So basically as you walk in the door, you grab a tray and tongs then walk around pick what you want then walk to the cashier, pay, choose dine in (you will keep your same tray and have a seat) or take out (they will box your treats sort of like dunkin or Krispy Creme those) then you EAT!!!!

Was looking for a nice fruit cake for my uncles birthday specifically ready for Easter Sunday and stumbled upon this and got so lucky that it was just perfect. Couldn't get through to them by phone several times but drove a bit a ways stopped by to place the cake order hence had inquiries on the cake. Came in and was impressed. It's spacious clean. Self serve you grab a tray and just pick the great variety of pastries they have, bread. They serve breakfast and lunch sandwiches prices aren't too bad either. But employees were all great and helpful. I ordered the cake for next day Sunday pick up and also grabbed a couple pastries to try and we loved it all. We will be back and the pastries are not overly sweet at all. Love it. Thank you!

Came here from a friend's recommendation. I placed a decent sized order since it was someone's birthday. I used it as an excuse to check it out. The bakery itself is situated nicely in a plaza. There's a range of goods all around, including sandwiches, etc. The staff were very friendly and helpful despite being busy. The baked goods were delicious, I'd go back just for the mochi donut and coffee Danish. I can see myself returning and trying other cakes of theirs. I got the chocolate Chantilly cake.

Delicious Pastries & Beautiful Presentation – Paris Baguette in Delray is a Gem! We stopped by the Paris Baguette location in Delray and were blown away by the selection and quality. We picked up a variety of high-end pastries, and every single one was absolutely delicious—flaky, fresh, and beautifully crafted. From fruit tarts to cream-filled croissants, everything looked like it belonged in a Parisian bakery window and tasted just as amazing. The staff was friendly, the store was spotless, and the whole experience felt elevated yet welcoming. If you’re in Delray Beach and looking for premium baked goods, Paris Baguette is a must-visit. We’ll definitely be back for more!

Seem to be stopping in here with more frequency the last few months. Quick stop today for their Pain aux Raisins... slightly warmed. Fantastic!

Just a quick stop in to grab some pastries to go for a dessert at home later. The store had quite a few patrons but plenty of room for everyone to move around easily. Displays were well stocked, clean, bright, colorful, and we couldn't leave without grabbing a few. Our tasty treats were packaged quickly and away we went. Sadly, we were surprised and saddened to find that the mint leaf atop one of our desserts was actually made of plastic. Who the heck does that?

I've never been to Paris Baguette but I've heard about them and was very excited that they brought the very first one to South Florida and it's in Delray Beach! They've been open for some time now, we ended up going to get my uncle a birthday cake. The place we usually went ended up closing down unfortunately. So we're giving them a chance. I love my breads and pastries, so does my niece. We grabbed a few items. They had coffee, drinks, and other items for purchase. The vibe was very clean, definitely a place where you can go to to catch up with friends, do remote work or study, because it was very peaceful and plenty of seating. The employees were nice, helpful with recommending items when asked. Will definitely have to come back when its earlier because I want to be able to try the items fresh and when they restock them. We went later in the day so they weren't making anymore items, so what was left were your choices.

Pleasant café (although corporate and not a small business). Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Grab a tray and paper covering and dive into a tantalizing variety of sweets and treats. Limited menu of savory foods. Assorted hot and iced coffees are also available. Friendly efficient staff. Download the app to collect points and earn rewards.

We ended up going to this bakery because the one we originally were planning to go to was no longer in operation (Ari in Boynton Beach) to go pick up a cake for my uncle's birthday celebration the next day. I didn't have low expectations to begin with because this is one of those Asian-French fusion inspired café bakeries similar the other franchises like Tous Le Jour and Paris Morning Bakery. First and foremost, it is conveniently located right off of the major intersections. There is a huge sign, and the store itself is very visible within the plaza from the street, with good signage (which is a huge plus because no one wants to struggle trying to find the place)! Once to enter the plaza, it's such an open space with plentiful free parking. The bakery is conveniently located between Pei Wei and Crumbl cookie with another eatery coming soon adjacent to it. Once inside the bakery, on your left, you will find simple instructions with a tray, wax paper and tongs to use as you browse and select the goods you'd like. There was a wide variety despite coming a little later in the day so I can only imagine what the selection would look like in the earlier half of the day. Not to mention, the quality of the baked goods look good and are reasonably priced for what you're getting and is competitive across the board with others. In addition to room temperature goods, there is also a cold section that houses drinks, cakes, sandwiches, and salads. So there really is an option for almost anyone who goes there. Sidenote, for the room temperature goods, you can ask to get them heated. My cousin had her quiche warmed up for her. Above the counter, there is a huge menu of drinks to select from. I went with the pumpkin pie latte with less ice and almond milk. I was really looking forward to it but the reason why this place is getting a four star instead of a five star is because truly, the drink was a bit lacking. As soon as I took a sip, I was disappointed. I definitely would not be getting this one again, but also it kind of makes me not want to get any of the other ones, but we'll see! At the counter, once the order is placed, there is a sign where you can pick up anything that is still pending to be made. Once you have your drink or whatever else you ordered, off to the side is an area for (coffee) condiments so you can tweak it to your liking, especially if you're just getting like a plain cup of coffee, etc. Regarding service, the café assistant were friendly, helpful, and patient. No complaints there. Additionally, for a few other miscellaneous items: at the counter, there are candles and a few other decorative items, there is merchandise to purchase such as tumblers, cups, and more, there are restrooms for patrons (cannot comment further as I didn't use it), plentiful of seating both inside and outside with windows so you can see the outside (a positive) and it seems like they were dog friendly as I had mine in their stroller and another patron had their dog (a sweet 15 y/o shiba inu peacefully napping by their owner's chair nearby the window). The cake made it to the next day in very good condition and was actually not bad. The blueberry cheesecake was very light, but it was also very moist so if you don't like wet cake, this one is not for you. But the flavor was pretty spot on. Overall, the goods, the service, and the ambience were all pretty spot on, and I would definitely come back!

A bit pricey but pastries are delicious. Each pastry is about $4-6. It definitely adds up when you have more than 5 pastries on your tray. Everything looked lovely. My favorite was the raspberry almond croissant. So good toasted! I bought the blueberry yogurt cake for a birthday and the soaked bottom layer of the cake surprised us all a bit. We didn't expect it to be wet. It was quite expensive. $58 for a an average cake. I did however liked the sweetness level. It wasn't too sweet. I will have to come back to try their other pastries!

I was really craving a chocolate croissant, so I decided to make an impromptu stop at Paris Baguette. I have heard so many good things about this place, and I was in the area, so I felt it was the perfect opportunity; maybe even fate.Their selection of pastries is displayed behind a glass partition, and you are invited to select the desired items you want before taking it to the counter to pay for them. I chose the chocolate croissant and crème brûlée donut. I just cannot emphasize enough how delicious they were. The staff is welcoming, and the establishment is very clean and aesthetically appealing. It is the perfect spot to get some work done or have some quiet time with a book.I will definitely be going back to try more sweet treats and their coffee.

Went on a late Saturday afternoon and the selection was sparse and didn't look fresh. Very disappointed. So different than the usual Paris Baguette franchise locations I've been to in New York and other cities. The sausage buns had sausages that were not even red tinted anymore, they were tan and dry. Their cakes did look good though. Good selection on those. They also have loaves of milk bread, raisin bread and matcha swirl bread that looked decent. My husband and I bought a raspberry jam almond croissant. It was big, flaky and quite good. Also tried the sweet potato pastry which was semi sweet and tasty. The staff wasn't very friendly but seemed to chat with each other nicely. Two buns came out to almost $12 which is much more expensive than other locations.

The food is amazing! They bake the cakes right in front of you. This is a self serve type of cafe. You grab a tray and some tongs and get going. The cashiers are very fast and friendly. I recommend their breakfast sandwiches, subs and pastries. Thank me later! :)

You can tell the difference when original staff like Heather are on the clock versus the newer staff! Everything's different the coffee actually taste nice and is always serve the correct size. Customer service is welcoming, things are running smoothly and your sandwiches are not burned when they are being heated up. Not sure if she's a manager or not but hopefully upper management sees this and considers giving her a higher role as she knows how to make a good experience for the clients. It's experiences like today that keep me coming back to give more opportunities to Paris Baguette .

It's very airy inside and the displays of goodies (sorry no pictures) are mouth watering. You grab a tray and place what you want on it and then proceed to register to order your drinks and pay. Some items are meant to be heated and are labeled so. My hubby got a chicken ceasar salad on a baguette. I had a few bites. It was so good i might come back just for that! I only got cold brew which i thought was way to sweet despite the person working there telling me it wasn't. No biggie. I'll be back to try other menu items, hopefully when I'm not dieting.

This is my new go to coffee shop. The coffee is really good but be advised there is no automatic refills and it is additional if you want non -dairy almond milk. When I entered the venue i saw all kinds of beautiful pastries that are so tempting. I have been selecting the croissant to enjoy with my coffee. They have an app offering some deals which helps keep the cost down. The deal is for a pastry if you buy something. I enjoy the comfortable seating in a pleasant atmosphere. Parking is easy . I want to go back soon.

More like 4 1/2 stars! This place was amazing. Such a huge display of sweets and savories, too. It is open and airy inside. There are a lot of tables and chairs with some outside seating, as well. We saw the instructions which were right upfront -- grab a tray, cover it with the wax paper, take a pair of tongs, make your selections, go to the cashier... But we decided to take a loop around all the display cases to get an idea of the different offerings first. And let me tell you, it was not an easy decision. Everything was presented in groupings and labeled. In small print below the names were the list of ingredients. I got a baguette sandwich with prosciutto and an almond pastry. My husband got a curry croquette and an apple pastry. We got to taste a bit of each selection. The almond pastry was good, but I would have preferred this as a croissant -- which they were out of when I was there. The round curry croquette had potato and different veggies inside a dough wrapping. He had this heated up. This might have been vegetarian. The curry was fairly light and not too spicy. My favorite of them all was the cold sandwich which I shared. Although prepackaged, I'd read that these were freshly made. It tasted wonderful with salty and sweet prosciutto and ripe tomatoes on a chewy mini baguette roll. While sitting, we got to see what everyone else was enjoying. Our dining neighbors had a strawberry tart that looked delicious. They confirmed this was their favorite. They also had some salads, several other sandwich choices, and more baked goods than I could name. The fruit tarts were the most colorful. Plus they had a variety of drinks including different coffees. I'd definitely like to come back here again -- for dessert or for lunch or for both!

I haven't been to Paris Baguette since they opened and that was a while ago and I was disappointed. Perhaps because the store was new or I went late in the day but nothing impressed and I had sampled quite a few different items. This time around the food was quite different and everything was very good. On the first visit I had a sandwich and I didn't like it and maybe that's why I just stayed with desserts this time. I tried several items from Croissants and different cakes and everything was good. I'm glad I gave them another try.

It's def a nice stop for a rich creamy flaky snack laden with sugar to brighten your day. Hopefully in the future they can broaden their selection to soups and diverse salads but then would they be another Panera bread? For those on a calorie or sugar restricted diet, there are a few alternatives.

Super cute coffee/pastry spot. I could imagine myself checking emails mid day while enjoying an iced coffee. I love the displayed case where you can eye what you want prior to grabbing it. Love that it was all sealed in a glass enclosure but I pray no grubby hands will touch my food and place it back or sneeze on it while the window is open. You never know with people... I got the curry donut cause it was unique and hubby opted for the chocolate croissant. The girls at the counter let us know where the tongs and plates were to grab our goods. They were sweet and heated up our items. I got a caramel iced latte as well. Nice to see they have lavazza coffee. However the coffee was good 1/2 the way cause the coffee was burnt tasting but the caramel seemed to mask it part of the way. I did have to toss the other half. This is the only reason why it's not 5 stars but it was late in the day so perhaps it was sitting too long. The chocolate croissant must of been good cause he didn't even offer a bite. The curry donut was different to try but I'd opt for a sweeter version next time. I just realize I prefer sweet over savory in my donuts. I look forward to iced coffees and pastries next time I'm off Linton.

Very fun to pick out your own treats. Lots of options. The mochi donut was interesting. Soft but gummy. Liked it but the strawberry flavor was too artificial. Egg creme donut was nice and stuffed inside. Crab pastry was tasty. Honey bread not much flavor.

Well bonjour Paris Baguette! I fear I found a new obsession. What a fun concept this place is along with AMAZING looking food. I popped in here while out in the area...when you walk in there are trays that you grab and make your way around the different cases all lined with mesmerizing pastries (both savory and sweet)/breads/sandwiches and salads. I could've easily taken one of everything. This place requires discipline!! As i wanted a quick bite to take home, I opted for the chicken Caesar sandwich on a heavenly baguette. Yea, I'm hooked. Already thinking is the next time I'm going back. So many things I want to try!

A lovely French shop. I stopped by in my way to have dinner near by. The place is beautiful. A great selection of very expensive treats. I thought it was overpriced, but picture worthy. Plenty of sitting inside & outside.

My sister wanted to check this place out, so I went decided to tag along. I was very impressed by the layout of the restaurant and all the options available. The atmosphere was very aesthetically appealing and cozy. I love the concept of the dessert buffet and choosing which items to add to the tray. The staff seemed friendly and helped keep a hospitable vibe. I wasn't, however, impressed with the taste of the cake we tried. It lacked overall flavor especially for the price per slice. It could have been that particular one we tried, but it did leave me feeling like this place wasn't worth revisiting.

I was excited to try this place out since I love baguettes! I checked the menu out and was excited with their offerings. The location is very new and clean and has a slight delray tourist vibe which I don't mind as it's not far from ocean ave. I like the window up front where you can see them baking all the fresh items. They had very nice offerings of pastries etc but I was disappointed that the sandwiches are all premade. It almost was like Starbucks or a gas station where you can choose your prewrapped sandwich and pay. I think it would be much better if they were made to order. Some of the sandwiches looked older too which is a waste. Make them to order imo and it gives people better value and you can customize them. I had the caprese and it was good. I also had a fresh pastry which was yummy and an iced latte. The person who made my latte put so much pumpkin spice in it I couldn't really drink it. It's a brand new location so give it some time to adjust, I think it's a great concept if implemented correctly. The manager on the floor was really attentive and was doing his best to help the employees that were learning. Will be back again to try in a few months.

Wow! Another great French Bakery in town. I am suppose to be watching my weight, but I can not resist. The atmosphere lured me in as I walked past all the pastries in the case. They provide tongs, trays and waxed paper to choose your most desired treat. Everything looked fresh, beautiful and tempting. I settled for a large Palmier and ordered an iced coconut caramel latte. Both were amazing. I wanted several other items and will be back to claim them. The cakes, although pricey, looked like an art display. They sell slices which would be a wonderful way to experience them. Take out food in the case was fresh looking and the egg salad sandwich got a thumbs up from the woman sitting next to me. There are some savory as well as sweet choices, breakfast, brunch and lunch items. And baguettes! Baking is done on the premises with a window view. The location was busy with customers weekday morning. Parking was easy in the lot. I'm sure they will do well.

Stumbled on this place when going to Trader Joe's. Beyond clean and everything looks outstanding. Taste of perfection in every bite. Staff was friendly but slightly overwhelmed. Can't wait to come back!

So disappointed !! I got to the Delray location at 5 o'clock on Sunday ( they close at 9pm!! ) and there was hardly anything left. The cases were completely empty and when I asked what time they close thinking maybe I got the closing time wrong, they said 9pm and I asked if they were bringing any more product out?? (considering that you're opened for another FOUR hours!!) .. and the girl behind the counter said No I don't know how you stay open for another FOUR hours with barely anything to sell- Somebody needs to talk to the manager about inventory for a Saturday and Sunday I've been to the 2 locations in NYC so many times - and never ran into this issue..

I organized a small Meetup event at this venue. The manager was able to set us up in a corner table, in order to minimize the noise level. This place is very popular local venue, so it was crowded needless to say. The staff was very friendly and I had a good short dialogue with one server; hope I didn't get her in trouble for spending time chatting with me. That's how friendly the staff were. The food; wow, one would definitely gain 10 lbs or more if they have little will power. Everything was so good; yum. They also have outside tables. The group I was with enjoyed the venue; we were there for two hours. Will definitely go back to this local favorite.

This is the place to go to find a large variety of sweets! They have so many options that it's hard to choose. There's a big seating area which was pretty empty since I went in the evening but I imagine it fills up mornings/weekends. Bought a couple sweets to try and they were all delicious and fresh. They also sell coffee, celebration cakes and sandwiches.

Ok!!!!! I've been to at least 5 different paris baguette locations and they never disappoint! They just opened one in Delray! This one was a seemed a bit more spacious compared to the ones I've been too. The atmosphere still gives me Paris vibes hence the name. Everything was so clean and spacious. I think the prices here are a tad pricier than the other locations I've been too.. Again, the lemon Cronut is my favorite - they priced this at $5.99 per one pastry. Typically I would get these in the Orlando location for $4.89. We ended up trying their buffalo chicken mini flat bread for $4.99 and it was tasty! Have them warm that up for you or any sandwich really. They had almost the same pastries from the other locations as well but pricing was different, I'm assuming it's because of the location. The caramel iced lattes are typically priced at $3.99- 5+, I usually get the 16oz with caramel and my total usually is about $4.78 but this location for the same thing charged me $5.19.. so be aware the pricing may be different. We also tried a new drink today called the watermelon lemonade, this was absolutely refreshing and I would definitely try it again. Because this place is still new, service could be a tad bit better. The person who checked us out just seemed a bit confused & not as friendly but who knows maybe that was her first day. Plenty of parking space as well and in a busy plaza!

Good stop for picking up a few pastries or having a mid day snack, tons of selection and easy going atmosphere. Even though it's only September they had a variety of fall (not necessarily pumpkin) treats. I look forward to see what they will continue to offer seasonally!

Paris Baguette It's been awhile since we met The last time was in New York City A place full of fresh goodies and coffee Grab a tray of pastries and desserts to the fullest Remember anything here can be toasted I'm glad they opened in Delray And they sure came here to play A lot more spacious than the others I've been to But a lot more pricey as a result of it too We had to repeat our order loud and clear The service was alright as our cashier really couldn't hear

Why didn't anyone tell me that Paris Baguette does it up real big during pumpkin spice season. It's no secret Paris Baguette pastries are legendary. Picked up some for myself, clients, everyone is winning. Carbs for days, but a great treat no doubt.

This was our first time at a Paris baguette franchise I must say everything looks beautiful. We had a quiche which I must say was like no other quiche I've ever had. It's more like a croissant with broccoli and cheese I wanted a salad and lucky for us. The owner was there and said that we could get a salad without chicken. They have nothing without chicken on there Salads (which I think they should start thinking about putting a salad out without chicken) , but she did OK so we did get to salad with the chicken put on the side everything was new and clean. Coffees look good didn't have any this time. This is not a place for a diet !!!! Inside outside seating Plenty of free parking

First time here, I like the concept and the food was fresh and delicious. We got the ham and cheese croissant, cheese quiche was full of flavors, and a cherry and Greek yogurt danish .

Nestled in Delray Place, next door to crumbl cookie is Paris Baguette America. They have a wide range of pastries options both sweet and savory, sandwiches too. It's a clean and well lit restaurant with outdoor seating. The best way to describe this restaurant is a niche version of Panera. Other than the cashier there is not much to report on service. Good place to check out and enjoy coffee and a nice snack.

At first sight this place has many beautiful looking cakes and pastry items. It's a grab and go setting. My family and I got a handful of different pastries to try, both sweet and savory. Unfortunately most of the pastries we tried were rather dry and seemed to have been sitting out there for most of the day. Maybe going earlier in the day is a different experience.

What an amazing little bakery. I know it's a chain but I didn't know it was such a delicious and well-managed one. I also didn't expect the friendliness of the cashiers or the cleanliness of the entire place. Price was very reasonable for the quality and given location. My beautiful wife and I had been sorely missing our favorite bakery in west Palm but wanted to find a place that was -at least- semi decent to eat pastries and breakfast drink at, and we found it! Reminds me of a typical San Francisco or San Mateo bakery back in California. The pastry chefs are clearly at work, and the pastries they have look amazing as soon as you walk in. Well they don't just look amazing they ARE AMAZING. We had the almond raspberry croissant, ham and cheese croissant, Palmer, and raspberry cream cheese pastry. I ordered the matcha green tea iced and had them add a cup of chai, it was perfect! I would order this again. My wife had the hot chocolate and she loved it. Overall we were most impressed with the level of perfection each of these little pastries clearly show. All are super crispy, so aesthetically pleasing, and delicious down to the last bite. We found our new favorite bakery! I recommend everything we ordered. Raspberry cream cheese was maybe the least delicious (but I'd still order it again!) and the Palmer was MY favorite (since I was a kid it's been my favorite) but ham and cheese croissant was a very close second place. Btw cashier was super friendly! And bilingual which was a plus for us.

Since they've opened I come here at least once a week! I felt a little lost when I first visited so for all you new comers here's some tips: When you walk in, you're greeted by all these beautiful pastries and breads. To your immediate left is a tray with tongs. Make sure to add one of the sheet papers on top of your tray for cleanliness. You can then select from all the items in the display and simply add it to your tray. They also have beautiful salads, sandwiches and other desserts in the refrigerated area towards the register. I love getting my croissants or sandwiches heated up! Other than getting food and dessert there, I really enjoy their coffee. I ordered the hot caramel macchiato without the caramel and it is so delicious! They have a bunch of other drinks as well like matcha, teas, and refreshers. I love this new spot in Delray. Once I'm done eating, I usually walk over to the Nordstrom plaza to walk the calories off lol.

They obviously didn't read my previous review. Place is empty now. Not sure how long this place will last. Will just take a coffee as it's only $2.99. Better than Starbucks.

It's the 2nd time I got here. No one emailed me back after they emailed me the first time so I'm not that impressed. I brought home two croissants from here for my family and they said they were ok. Most importantly, I'm sad to see that the management doesn't respond to requests when they ask you to email them.

Definitely a fun place, brightly lit, with many different selections of sweet pastries, cakes, pre-made sandwiches (which reminded me of an airport sandwich stand where everthing is "to-go") and coffee drinks to choose from. I had never been to a Paris Baguette and I admit I expected it to be more of a bread bakery, given the name, with different loaves of bread to choose from, but there was only one basket of baguettes, and only one left at that. It has more of a small chain feel - not your local neighborhood bakery. We had a what was a cross between a croissant and a donut with almost like a light coffee flavored glaze and coated in sugar and a fruit tart to have with ice cream after dinner for dessert.

Their baguette is excellent! I've yet to try their sandwiches but they are on my radar as I work my way through their DELICIOUS sweets.

So so so good!! One of our favorite bakery places. Always fresh and lots to choose from. My favorite is the strawberry custard croissant. The coffee was great too. Always delicious!

If you are searching for fresh bread, fresh pastries, gorgeous cakes and more this is the place for you. I was quickly reminded of my trips to Paris eating such delicious lights and fresh baked goods. I had a slice for the strawberry soft cake. It was so beautiful and so delicious! I also opted for ham cheese and egg croissant sandwich. I could eat another one it was excellent. I did bring home a few of the cute bear shaped Madelines. There are so many choices it's so hard to decide. It's a place I will be enjoying on a weekly basis and will never tire with all the fresh options.

Great choice of desserts and the prettiest cakes. Sandwiches are prepackaged but freshly made.

The concept of Paris Baguette America is one I am obsessed with. Dozens of options of pastry's and dessert while also having a coffee bar? Yes. Please. We did go at night so some were already sold out for the night but we tried a cream cheese donut (yum!) and a soufflé cheesecake. The cheesecake was so soft and fluffy. The piece wasn't huge but it was good for sharing for a little something sweet. Staff was very friendly and there is plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Can't wait to go back!!

It's usually a hit and miss with the taste of their foods. I realllly loved the new Dubai chocolate pastry they have and hope they leave it on the menu. Hospitality in there is always great and all the workers are usually extremely nice. The only thing is that the pricing is kind of high. I love the look of the place, very cute and I like that the kitchen is right there in front of you.

Our whole family loves this cafe! It has such a good feel with plenty of seating inside and outside. The kids enjoy watching the bakers decorating the cakes - we love the strawberry soft cream cake!. The sandwiches and salads are really good and not to mention a plethora of baked goods which are smartly displayed. Overall, a delightful place with excellent staff!

This is a great dessert and coffee spot, but not a lunch spot. They do have sandwiches, but they aren't very authentic French. The desserts, however, look and taste amazing! I'll definitely be back for more treats!

Went in there the other day Delray,,,went to the counter and asked for help. I'm a 70-year-old guy.l am far from frail, but strong, work out,tall, amd no gray But I have a very bad eye sight, I'm considered legally blind. And have a blind person cane,,,, I asked them for chocolate croissant, and a few other things, and I told them that I cannot see very well,, they said that it is "help yourself " and they pointed to the case. I went to the case, and I really could not make out what was in there,,,,I asked if they wouldn't mind getting them? And they said, the customers help themselves, and I told them, i'm considered legally blind to please help me, i am a very easy going and spoke kindly,, ,,,,, there were 4 younger people behind the counter, not one of them would come out. and help me. I couldn't believe how awful and disrespectful they were, number 1 right off the bat, i'm handicapped, and number 2 a senior citizen,,,, I went back in the car and my friend could not believe it. He was going to go in and hammer them, it's basically illegal how they treated me , but I will never go back

Wow, so just happened across this place looking for some cake and ordered the blueberry yogurt for my wife and the chocolate ganache cream for my son Halfway into the cake, my wife makes a face and pulls a hair from her cake and to make matters worse my son also then pulls a separate hair from his cake 2 hairs 2 different cake slices completely makes you forget how tasty they both were up to that point