Paris Baguette

This is the only PB store in downtown Nashville. They provide 20 minutes free parking spots in the garage adjacent to the store. We decided to stop by this PB store for breakfast. When we came around 9am, the store was busy. I was impressed to see they already stocked up all the bakery, pastry and confectionary items. The store overall also looked very nice, clean and had some halloween decorations. We picked few our favorite items and ordered couple of drinks. Loved having the pastel de nada and chocolate filled croissants. The prices were comparable to other PB stores I have been. Multiple staff members were at the registers to keep the lines moving. Few others were working hard to prepare the orders and also refill the bakery cabinets. Overall we loved our time dining at this store.

I stumbled across this hidden gem on my way home from an appointment and had to stop. Ended up grabbing a Dubai pastry and a Biscoff cream-filled pastry—and wow. One bite of each and I already know I’ll be going back more than once 🥴 They literally melted in my mouth, the texture and flavor were unreal. 😋

A huge range of delicious cakes and pastries to tempt you, decent coffee and nice staff. Atmosphere & fittings are a bit sterile, but it’s very new and needs more patina. Still, a very popular spot based on the amount of footfall. Price was reasonable.

Online ordered a Red Velvet cake for my Dads bday and it was delicious!! The ordering process was so easy, pick up was easy as well and they gave us candle, a cake cutter with matches! Definitely ordering from them again in the future!!

I love Paris Baguette! I don’t like that they sell out so fast of my favorite items at times! But that means people love the pastries too! The staff is friendly. The place is always clean. They do sell out a lot of the times before closing so what hasn’t sold is usually available.

Such a great cafe place to hang out and enjoy great selections of GOOD croissant, cakes and donuts! Amazing view as well!!

Everything was delicious, delicious, delicious! I can't wait to try more. There is free 2 hour parking, but it's a steep trek, lol!

Macarons were delicious. I had a red eye. Very good. The cakes are beautiful. So many pastry options. Will have to go back!

The hot dog roll is perfect, so is the garlic bread; the service is amazing and the atmosphere is nice

If you are even remotely contemplating going for a pastry DO NOT just think GO . You will not find a better pastry in the state or maybe even this time zone . Seating is limited and it does get busy (for a good reason) No words can adequately describe how good this place actually is . You just need to go and try it for yourself

A Korean chain with French style pastries. My colleague brought a few boxes of these pastries for us and my gosh every single one was just divine. The ham and cheese croissant was perfectly buttery, flaky, crunchy, savoury perfection and the coffee cronut flavorful decadent heaven. How has this chain perfected the pastry? No wonder they are so succesful. I didn't go inside but next time I pass one I definitely will.

I finally had a chance to check out Paris Baguette in Downtown Nashville, and I totally get the hype! Immediately upon entering, you're hit with the smell of freshly baked goods, and enveloped by the sheer selection of beautiful pastries. If you're the type of person who likes to sample a little bit of everything, this is the place for you. A friend and I met up here for coffee and breakfast on a Thursday morning, and I'm happy to report that there is FREE parking in the attached garage. It was hard for me to choose what pastry I was in the mood for ... everything looked so good! I ended up getting a classically prepared almond croissant and a cold brew. My friend tried one of their cinnamon sugar mochi donuts and a Dubai chocolate matcha. My croissant was deliciously flakey - although I wish they would have offered to warm it up. My cold brew was just OK. I can't wait to come back and try some of their savory pastry options!

PARKING UPDATE!!! They now have 20 minute parking in the garage right beside the Café, so you can run in and grab something quick. Otherwise you have to park in a garage down the road and climb 5 stories of steps. I haven't tried any of the food but all of the pastries we have gotten have been delicious. They have all kinds of pastries, coffee, juices, flatbread pizzettes, quiche, breakfast sandwiches, salads, and wraps. You get a tray and some tongs then get what you want and get in line and pay then they box up your pastries to go. It's definitely worth a try, but be careful because you can spend $30 dollars in there in a hurry.

Yummy. Tried this for breakfast on the way to the hospital and was pleasantly surprised. There were so many pastry options that looked delicious. The coffee was good The only downside is parking... or lack there of

This is such a beautiful and delicious cafe. The location was great. I truly appreciate the safe and easily accessible parking nearby. It is designated for PB patrons. Make sure you download app and become a rewards member for a free pastry with purchase. We had several pastries which were delicious and fresh as well as an iced and hot coffee. The coffee was delicious. Everyone working was so kind and helpful. Love Paris baguette!

Fabulous!!!! Wow oh wow this place was great! We were impressed with the quality and the atmosphere for sure. The pastries were beautiful and fresh. I def recommend stopping in and getting a sweet treat and yes it is hard to choose but absolutely worth the drive! I would have given five stars but the floor and tables area needs to be picked up and the water and utensils area was dirty with a full trash. Yes they are busy but this would make is a picture perfect experience.

I'm excited that we have this patisserie but it's not a place I have to return to that soon. The biggest drawback for me is the coffee. I got a cookie butter iced macchiato (which is a latte, idk why places insist on using the word macchiato), and they just put the cookie butter in globs at the bottom of the cup, then milk, then espresso on top, which meant that I couldn't taste much. Most quality coffee shops mix the flavor into the espresso. They also use Monin syrup which means it's not great quality. The pastries are worth trying but I think their biggest draw is they don't have much competition! Decor is nice but the tables stay dirty and it's pretty cold inside.

Stumbled upon this place and came to check it out. The place is more as a self serve when it comes to picking out your pastries (you grab a tray and tongs to get your pastries out of their area). The only part where the cashier will need to help you is if you want coffee, something out of the bakery case, or to warm up your pastries. I took mine to go, but my favorite (out of what I got) was the soufflé cheesecake. It had more of a cake crust than a gram cracker crust I am used to and it was so light. The place it a good walk upstairs if you park at the bottom and it can get quite packed, but super adorable. Will be coming back to try different goodies.

It's a bit confusing to navigate from the parking structure--it's unclear whether you need to go out and around to access the stairs, and if stairs aren't an option, it's not obvious how to get up besides being dropped off at the main entrance, which is above the parking area. On the plus side, they do offer two hours of free parking. Once inside, it was very busy, making it difficult to see all the available options before selecting items. The process didn't seem to have a clear flow after grabbing a tray and tongs. I also wish there was a box option or a tray because checkout was very slow. If you ordered a drink, the wait was even longer. The staff was quiet, slow-moving, didn't provide instructions or options available and didn't greet customers--not a huge issue, but it didn't feel very welcoming. Seating is available within the bakery. As for the food, the chocolate croissant was average, but the strawberry lemon cream croissant was absolutely outstanding--a must-try! The pizza was enjoyable, and the chocolate ganache croissant filled with chocolate mousse was divine. Overall, the treats were fantastic, but the operational flow could use some improvement, especially during peak times, to make the experience smoother for first-time visitors.

I want to LOVE Paris Baguette but it's average in my books. First time, I would have rated a 5, second time it would probably been a 4, 3rd time, it's just average. Quality was not all there. Prices increased drastically since they opened too. I guess they can do it since they're in the heart of downtown. There's a location opening closer to my home, we will see if it's any different. I've tried the tiramisu tarts - if you love tiramisu, do not get this, it will be very disappointing. King cream and coffee croissant donuts are good, when they're made right. The past couple times their coffee croissant was a huge disappointment considering those are our favorites. Their croquettes were a huge disappointment, I guess I am comparing them to other comparable bakeries such as 85 degrees, tous les jours, etc... I was really hoping they would have more Asian flavors such as matcha, ube, taro, etc... I tried a limited edition jalapeño cheese croissant back when they opened. It was super good! But again everything was very good on opening day. They do have 2 hour complimentary parking garage! Place is not as busy as when they first open so there will be plenty of space.

They have a smaller selection than the other locations I've visited in CA, but still good choices nonetheless. I loved the balance of sweet custard and tart fruit with the buttery croissant of my pastry. If you sign up for their rewards you get a free pastry with purchase! I purchased a multigrain loaf of bread that was soft and tasted freshly baked. Could not find the parking, but the cashier explained that it's actually on the ground floor, and to enter "Pins Mechanical" into maps and park in the gravel lot. Good views of downtown from the shop.

Another fun trip! I dined in with family this time to get the full experience. I love the set up of grabbing a tray and picking your own food. Once you take your items to the front you can choose if you want anything toasted. I wish they had more space inside, or larger tables outside. It got packed and loud pretty fast. My family agreed that the coffee is more on the bitter side but that's right up some people's alley and my sister loved it! I opted for a strawberry smoothie this time and it was very good. Everything was delicious and now my family can't wait to visit again!

The selections here were amazing! My team and I stopped by on lunch to grab coffee and pastries and we were blown away by how many options there were. Everything was so good, I truly can't recommended a specific item more than others. Make sure to check them out! They also have FREE parking behind their building, which the parking was the most intimidating part when I went for the first time so I wish I would've known that ahead of time.

I ordered 3 different pastry items at 8am, and they are SO dry and stale. It tastes like it could be from days ago. Gross!

I was SO excited to see Paris Baguette come to Nashville and came twice in one weekend to fully check out everything they had to offer. This is my first standalone Paris Baguette visit (previous visits have always been to a location within an H-Mart), so it was incredible to see how large and expansive this location is. The location is deeply annoying to get to: situated on prime Church street, making traffic and parking a problem. They have two free parking options: a handful of 60 minute spots in the garage directly to the right of Paris Baguette (most ideal, despite the fact that the spots are TINY and the garage is hard to maneuver even a compact car around) OR a gravel lot requiring a QR code underneath the bakery, at the corner of 11th and Church Street (which is a weird, 5 min drive around the building to get to and requires hauling up like 50 stairs to get to the bakery.) There is a very direct elderly gentleman in the garage helping direct traffic but the QR code inside the restaurant was confusing (multiple QR codes for different lots, not labeled clearly) and parking was a genuine nightmare here on both visits, and will be a reason I avoid going very frequently. All that said: the food is a delight. Korean bakery with sweet and savory pastries, baked goods, desserts, and sandwiches. I have always found the French-style pastries so/so (the cream puff choux was too soft, the croissants a bit hard) and the Asian-focused ones amazing (stunning braided pastry with Japanese sweet potato, pretty decent mochi donuts, buns filled with red bean paste.) My absolute favorite item was the crab meat croquette, which was filling and very flavorful (had some corn in it, too!) My least favorite was the sesame tapioca bread, which was hard and had a really weird taste (savory, but not like other sesame bread I've had.) Very reasonable prices, and an extremely large selection of options if you have a sweet tooth. It was PACKED on Saturday at 10:30 am and was unpleasantly chaotic (also no free tables to sit) but very sparse and easy to get through on Sunday at 9 am. Definitely an experience worth trying for special occasions, and I truly hope they figure out a better situation for parking because it's truly the worst and would prevent me from coming here.

The food was tasty! The buffet style setup is very fun! You get to walk through selecting all the croissants and tasty treats you like. The strawberry one was good, the coffee flavored donut was also extremely tasty. The iced coffees were also pretty good. Parking Note: The parking situation is quite confusing though. So just a warning to anyone who sees the sign to park below, there is a right and wrong staircase--make sure to use the one outside, the indoor one will not allow you access to the restaurant--we found out the wrong way after 4 flights of stairs. lol.

Ventured here on a rainy Saturday in the fall. Parking under the building is a bit hard to find, but no worries. You get to walk around and choose from 20-30 different pastries available. They had some fantastic options from pumpkin donuts/danish's, mochi donuts, plenty of breads. We enjoyed our variety of pastries. My favorite was the Pumpkin cream donut and the strawberry mochi donuts. Very unique and absolutely delicious. Their coffee was also top notch for a place that specializes in pastries. Overall, we really enjoyed trying it and plan on going back!

There are many reviews rating the parking, but it's truly not that bad. If you can't park in the garage, they have instructions to get down to the lot for 2 hours of free parking. Once you park, there are QR codes in the store to validate the parking. Now onto the good part, the food! I love the set up of the bakery and how you can pick your own pastries onto the tray. They have a wide range of savory and sweet pastries. They also have sandwiches for a quick bite. My favorite savory one was the ham and cheese croissant, and my favorite sweet one was the greek yogurt and cherry pastry! The drinks, however, were not my favorite. I got a chai latte, and it was too sweet. It literally tasted like condensed milk. My daughter got a watermelon lemonade refresher which was the perfect amount of sweetness. The service was top-notch. Despite the crazy amount of people because of the holiday weekend, the pastries were fully stocked and fresh. The employees at the check out were friendly and smiling. There isn't much seating during peak hours, but on calmer days, there is a decent amount of space to sit and get some work done inside the bakery. Overall, I definitely recommend stopping by!

I got a take out from Paris Baguette. This place has plenty of parking space that is free for two hours, which is sufficient. The cafe can get extremely busy and things get sold out, so it is advisable to visit in the morning. I got the palmier and quiche. The palmier looked quite nice and of a fairly descent size. They were flaky and sugar sprinkled top had caramelized giving it a crisp crust. Just delicious, they pair extremely well with latte or hot chocolate! The quiche were broccoli cheddar and Hawaiian jalapeños. I reheated the quiche once I got home. The quiche was flaky with a center of flavorful fluffy baked eggs. The cheddar broccoli was quite a cheesey goodness. While the Hawaiian jalapeños had a blend of 4 cheese,, with almost no heat from the jalapeños. I devoured them all.

Real cute place. So you grab your own tray and tongs, pick out what you want then take it to the register to ring up. We ordered the cinnamon apple pie, croissant doughnut, strawberry soft cream cake and matcha latte with almond milk. Everything was good. The cinnamon apple pie was good just a little dry. The croissant doughnut was delicious. The strawberry soft cream cake was good not too sweet. The matcha was good too. Good flavor. Overall real cute place id definitely return to try other items.

Stale & way overpriced pastries. Self-serve ordering is weird. Empty shelves so no actual baguettes. Parking garage shared with condos, and tight spaces will guarantee a dinged door (and if you're extra lucky, coffee spilled on it, too.) Little Gourmand isn't open Sundays, so we gave this a try. It felt formulaic and not personable. more like a Starbucks-meets-hospital-cafeteria than a French bakery.

So delicious. There's a wide variety and it's hard to not want to grab everything. They were friendly when I was paying and even took the time to see if they had the item I wanted but it wasn't out front.

Went to Paris Baguette and had a wonderful time. It is so fun to go through the displays and choose what to get. I tried so many things and all of them were very yum. The worst part is definitely the parking. It is very confusing and not convenient at all. If you miss the turn then you have to take a big circle in order to get back to it. The Gulch is not a great location for this bakery if you are trying to cater to anyone who is not a tourist or who works in the Gulch. I would personally go there all the time if they had easier and free parking, but because of the location it is pretty unlikely that I will go unless I have people visiting who want to go

This place is so much fun! There are so many options to try and all of the different pastries I've had were delicious! I love that you get to use small tongs and they have the try to put them on. The tea and coffee is also fantastic. I don't recommend going on the weekends or near the end of the night - it's too busy and there isn't much left to choose from. Otherwise it's a great space to grab a snack and catch up with a friend. I would caution that the parking situation is pretty bad, but otherwise I love this place!

Paris Baguette reminds me of similar concepts in NYC and larger cities, which offers a myriad of savory and sweet bakery items that you hand pick. There's plenty of items, and we decided to try the ham & cheese croissant, almond chocolate croissant, mixed berry pastry with lemon cream and a mochi donut. You select your own tray and the staff will heat up any item that you want to enjoy warm. The coffee is fast and was good; though I preferred the iced latte to my hot one. The staff is friendly and efficient, rang us up quickly and heated the savory items immediately. Everything we tried was pretty good, but the berry pastry wasn't quite as fresh as I prefer. The mochi donut reminded me of a nice funnel cake and I wouldn't order it again. The croissants were good but I've had better options in Nashville. There's lots of seating and it has a nice, open concept with lots of windows and minimal but nice decor. I'll definitely come back to try more of the menu!

Paris Baguette is known for their delicious pastries and cafe environment. Every time I have gone to one, I've always been satisfied. This time however, I have mixed feelings. Whenever I usually go, I take my pastries home and eat it, but this time I wanted to eat in. The pastries were good but I couldn't get over the fact that the store was dirty. The floors were filthy, food, cream and leftovers pastry on the floor, under the tables and on top of the tables. I really like this place and want it to succeed as it is one of the only places that I can get milk bread close by.

It seems like this location just opened recently, because some of the staff took a little longer to ring up orders. All in all the service was fairly expeditious and the staff was nice. The offerings are great! There's pretty much everything from sweet to savory. This location was definitely popping as it was pretty packed on a Saturday afternoon with little space left to sit down.

Cute place. I was hoping for more authentic/ pure ingredients, but it was still good! Cute atmosphere, lots of choices, better coffee. Will definitely hit the spot for any sweet tooth.

Very pretty, great display and array of sweets. Had two trays one with some sweet pastries and the other savory. The cashier didn't care and put everything in same box, didn't offer to toast anything, didn't offer a bag. Not very hospitable or helpful. Pastries were mediocre nothing special, don't think I'd go out of my way to stop here again. Inconvenient location if you aren't walking.

Food is always sooo good. Love coming here and grabbing whatever I'm feeling from their selection. Atmosphere inside is so cutesy too. Service is always excellent and employees knowledgeable. 10/10 recommend :))

Sweet or savory?! How about both?!! What an interesting concept- walk in, get a tray and tongs, walk around the cases of delicious pastries and pick what you want. PS- that's hard as there are so many choices! Get in line, order your drinks and pay! They will toast any treats that need warming up as well. Easy. Plenty of seating but noticed people sitting on the back stairs outside enjoying their treats and some shade on this lovely November afternoon. This may be one of those shops where every single thing is delicious. I tasted a mango cream filled doughnut and scarfed it down . I wanted so much more but practiced will power- I'll come back again and again!! High praise to the staff for keeping things moving quickly! Notes- 2 hour free parking in an adjacent garage when you scan the code at checkout. There are only 2 gender neutral restrooms , one sign stated it has the capacity for changing a baby. Fun place to try for locals and tourists!

Been here multiple times and we loved it especially the cakes, we got a birthday cake for my son before from here.

The food was great but a little expensive for a bakery, even for Nashville standards. Everything was kept clean and there were lots of people sitting at the tables, enjoying their pastries and talking when we visited. The biggest downside was the parking. It can be tricky finding the correct place to park when it's your first visit. You have to park in a paid lot but there are no signs telling you to go into Paris baguette to get your parking validated before paying to park in the lot.

This Paris Baguette location was very well taken care of and clean, which added to the whole appeal. The assortment of pastries my husband and I picked out didn't disappoint at all. Whether the pastry was sweet or savory, each pastry tasted freshly made. My favorite was between the almond croissant and sweet rice ball being it's not overly sweet and hits the spot. My husband especially loved the fruit pastries.

This is my go-to cafe. In Las Vegas the team wears the "smile" acronym well. Tonight we stopped in for a pit stop. We bought enough food to last us a few days lol. Place was quiet but the team didn't wear the Pais Baguette "smile"!

Everything was great beautiful and perfect. All the pastrys were so fresh and filled with flavors so organic and pure. The series great but the cashier was not so kind. This is my favorite franchise bakery.

Wonderful selection of unique pastries. When you enter, you grab a tray, tissue paper and tongs and make your selection. We went in a Saturday and it was crowded, but the line moved quickly. The only downside is the parking. It is a little tricky to get to-- it is on the bottom floor of the adjacent garage, but is free for up to two hours. Every pastry we ate was delicious! The lavender matcha frappe was good, but a little on the sweet side. We will definitely be back!

Amazing selection. Staff was friendly and efficient. Store was clean. Overall a fun experience. Only recommendation better quality napkins.

I need to try this spot again. The food was fire. The atmosphere nice BUT extremely crowded. I think the issue was that it just opened so there was a huge crowd. The pastries were reasonably priced. I don't have a say on service since it was self serve and you go to the counter to pay. I will definitely go back after the newness lessens. Also there is overflow parking on 11th so I suggest parking there before trying the small lot if it's busy.

We came on a Sunday at 9am thinking we would beat the crowd, but we were wrong! Parking was stressful. There's a garage next door that is very tight and has very few retail spots. There's another parking area somewhere else, but I wasn't sure how to get to it. I'll allow extra time next time to find it. It was crowded inside but there were plenty of tables. I wish they had more outdoor tables, though. You get a tray and the pastries are self serve. Some were already sold out, but there was still a huge selection and everything looked great! I kept it simple with an almond croissant and plain iced latte. Both were good! Looking forward to coming back and trying more things.

Love the pastry! Coffee is top notch! But the building they are in (1111 Church), shesh, parking isn't this rough in Nashville. I'm not sure how they handle ADA needs. I am not mobility limited. But parking in gravel lot and hiking up stairs may not work for some guests.

The food is great but a bit on the pricey side. The atmosphere was inviting and makes you want to stay longer. The only downside to my experience was that it was hard to find parking if you've never been there before. It took us a good 20 minutes just to find a suitable parking spot so that we can get here.

We have been both mid week and during the weekend--it was PACKED on saturday morning so make sure you go early! They do replace things throughout the morning but some of the more popular items don't. I like the concept that you get to go and pick out your own pastry, everyone is cordial and it works. They have a wide array of pastries both sweet and savory to pick from. The doughnuts are croissant doughnuts and were not our favorite, also tried another donut and raspberry tart and they were okay, the cakes looked a bit dry. The standouts were the ham and cheese croissant, chocolate croissant, and blueberry/cheese turnover. We took them home and warmed them up which made all the difference. You can ask to have them warmed up in store which we recommend!

Wow, what a magical experience. Thank you Paris Baguette for a delicious and fun breakfast! There is easy parking underneath the building and they cover 2 hours free. You get to select the pastries yourself with a pair of tongs and a tray, they have so many options that there will be something for everyone! Sweet, savory, pastries, sandwiches, salads, breads and more! There is plenty of seating and the restaurant has lots of windows and natural light it's beautifully designed. I enjoyed everything I tried but the chicken bacon ranch pizzetta was my favorite. There are so many different things to try that I will definitely be back again soon.

The wait is over for the opening of Paris Baguette. I drive by this on a daily and was caught by surprise that it finally said open. I had tried king cream donut and coffee croissant donut. They were good. I will be back to try others.

I visited Paris Baguette on Thursday, August 8, 2024 at 6 pm. Their pastries and baked selections were very well stocked at this time. They also looked fresh and delicious. I got the king cream donut and it was sweet and creamy. There's plenty of seating available and the dining area was clean. Service was nice and professional.

It would have been five stars but the access is a bit messed up. The weather was awful and we had to climb a long flight of stairs. About three stories. Just a bit messed up getting there due to construction. The food was amazing. We wanted some dessert and it hit the spot. Coffees and desserts a nighttime pleasure. Sorry, but I apparently deleted the pictures. Great place, but a bit challenging to get to. It's in the end of a parking garage. The service is on you. You pick out what you want and go to the counter. You can also order off a menu. They were quite accommodating and helpful. The ambiance is nice with a French cafe vibe. Nice place to check out while you visiting all the hotspots around it.