Pascal on Beverly

Pascal on Beverly truly knows their pastry game, everything from buttery croissants to fruit-filled tarts is crafted to perfection. The breads are so fresh you can literally smell them baking when you walk in. It’s an ideal spot for a casual business meeting or a lazy Sunday brunch. The vibe is cozy yet polished, and the coffee pairs perfectly with whatever you order. Plus, there’s 2 hours of free parking in the structure right next door, which makes the whole experience even smoother. Great food, great service, and super convenient, Pascal is a must-visit!

Beverly Hills has so many cute cafes, and I'm glad we tried this place out! We ended up sitting outside and the food and drinks were delivered to our table. Cute interior but they didn't have any empty tables. It was kind of cold outside but luckily we brought jackets, no warmers available. I got the sun dried tomatoes quiche, which was very crisp and flavorful. My friends got the farmers omelette breakfast sandwich, and open face avocado toast- and they enjoyed it. Coffee was good of course.

Great atmosphere. Workers are friendly. Love the outdoor seating. Coffee was pretty good. We had a baguette with butter and jam and we really enjoyed it! We will be back

Ideal breakfast was delicious with 2 different kinds of cheese,1 scoop of tuna,1 scoop of avocado, and spicy sauce. The salmon bagel was fresh vegetables with a big portion of salmon. Also, the baguette was soft and fresh.😍

A cute sweet cafe at the corner, music isn’t too loud and the decor is simple and tidy. Beautiful desserts (didn’t taste them) and good coffee.

The pastries here are a must get ! Prices are fair and service friendly. I got the almond croissants which was the best I have had and an apple tart which was also very good. They have some outside tables and parking can be tough because of the location but not usually a far walk. Worth a stop and I think no matter what treat you get it will be good

Went here for my birthday and LOVED IT! The French Onion Soup was absolutely yummy. So big I shared it with my sister. The Filet Mignon was cooked perfectly (Rare Plus) and practically melted in my mouth. The Pannacotta Dessert was absolutely yummy! Just the right amount of sweetness. The ambiance was great with conversations at normal pitch. Our waitress was kind, attentive and fabulous. I'm definitely coming back here!!

If you're looking for a cozy spot in Beverly Hills to enjoy a delicious cheese croissant and coffee, look no further than Pascal Bakery. I recently visited this charming bakery and was pleasantly surprised by the quality of their baked goods and beverages. The cheese croissant was a standout for me - it was flaky, buttery, and had just the right amount of cheese. It paired perfectly with a hot cup of coffee, which was rich and flavorful.The staff was friendly and attentive, making my visit even more enjoyable. The ambiance of the bakery was lovely - it had a warm, inviting feel and was a great place to sit and relax. Overall, I highly recommend Pascal Bakery for anyone in the Beverly Hills area looking for a tasty breakfast or snack.

Beverly Hills has so many cute cafes, and I'm glad we tried this place out! We ended up sitting outside and the food and drinks were delivered to our table. Cute interior but they didn't have any empty tables. It was kind of cold outside but luckily we brought jackets, no warmers available. I got the sun dried tomatoes quiche, which was very crisp and flavorful. My friends got the farmers omelette breakfast sandwich, and open face avocado toast- and they enjoyed it. Coffee was good of course.

Let me start by saying that I am a huge fan of Pascal, and frequent the location in Woodland Hills often. This location is a bit smaller, but still offers indoor and outdoor seating. It is counter service, and the staff is friendly and helpful. The food is excellent, especially the baked goods, and that's why this location is getting three stars, because the food is just outstanding. The coffee drinks at this location are OK, but not up to the same standard as the ones served at the Valley location, I'm not sure why but the espresso machine here just tastes a bit watered down. Still better than the nearby coffee chain, but it could be so much better. Parking can be a challenge, there is street parking with meters if you can find it, and there is a large parking structure just down the road. However, even though it is clearly posted that there are no dogs allowed, it never fails that when I visit this location it is packed with dogs. Not service dogs, not even well behaved dogs... dogs that are at the tables and sniffing around the floor eating crumbs, and not even little lap dogs, the last time I was here there was a standard poodle at one of the tables. If you're going to go to the trouble to have a sign prohibiting dogs and then not enforce it, I just don't get it. It wouldn't be a big deal if this place wasn't so crowded, but there's no way that it is sanitary in this small a space. The last two times I have been here I have almost tripped over someone's pet, and had a dog try to snatch my croissant out of my hand. So if you are a dog lover, then this place is probably for you! If you are at all claustrophobic or cynophobic then steer clear!

I've been here a few times and have always had a great experience. The baked goods and pastries are the star of the show here, but recently also tried the turkey sandwich and thought it was great too. The baguette is delicious and all the ingredients are super fresh, including the little side salad. The almond and chocolate croissant is my favorite pastry here, as well as the baguettes, and most of the sweets -- never had a bad pastry here. This place gets a bit busy for lunch, but service is always pretty good, you just might need to remind them to grab your Diet Coke, etc. No big deal, they always grab it with a smile. Ambiance is relaxed with outdoor and indoor seating, and though parking may be tough on South Beverly I always seem to score a decent spot on Charleville. This spot is a staple in Beverly Hills, and I always look forward to my visits here.

"When you're STRESSED, you eat ice cream, chocolate, and sweets. Why? Because stressed spelled backward is DESSERTS." --Anonymous On several occasions, my brother-in-law mentioned eating fabulous croissants and loaves of bread from one of his favorite nearby patisseries in Beverly Hills. At the same time, we explored some of my ethnic food bookmarks while balancing savory flavors with my sweet tooth. I had an authentic French boulangerie bookmarked in Culver City, which has gotten rave reviews for its Viennoiseries, where I had my eyes set on getting croissants and Kouign-Amann. However, since my brother-in-law's recommendation was only a 16-minute drive from home and I trust his gourmet palate, I didn't push too hard to drive out further. It was a cold and rainy morning when we drove out to Pascal on Beverly, and my brother-in-law suggested that I bring out my "Parking 'aumākua" as parking on South Beverly Drive is unpredictable. Luckily, we snagged street parking at the corner of Charleville Boulevard and South Beverly Drive. We quickly jogged into the fragrant and warm bakery and got in line along the display cases. I followed my brother-in-law like he was the Pied Piper and selected the luscious Viennoiseries while considering that we were getting enough for four people. While standing in line, my eyes danced at the sight of the Böreks (Bourekas) and quiches but popped while looking at the beautiful dough lamination (layers) of the Palmiers. I looked ahead and saw the croissants (plain and almond), pain au chocolat, and pastry "snails." I had to control my drooling after making the selections and shoved my way to the cashier before my brother-in-law conked me on the head, saying it was his treat. Hahaha. Lucky for us, we were near home, and I brewed a pot of coffee before tearing into the buttery and tender layered croissants. All of the viennoiseries (plain, pistachio and almond croissants, pain au chocolat, and "escargot") that we got that day were, in my opinion, as authentically layered or structured and flavored as at Paris, France's famous boulangeries, Laurent Duchêne or La Maison d'Isabelle. I can't wait to return to try Pascal's Cafe menu, which features breakfasts, salads, sandwiches (made with their in-house breads), and paninis.

The smoked salmon bagel was delicious, and the cappuccino was rich and satisfying. With a variety of baked goods and a great menu overall, plus incredibly welcoming baristas, I'll definitely be returning!

I have been going to this restaurant for YEARS and today is the LAST time I will eat there. At first glance the food tastes good, yet as we were eating the Jerusalem bagel we found a piece of WIRE in it. The first girl I approached gave me tremendous attitude. I asked for the manager. When I spoke to him, all he said was ,"oh well". I didn't expect to be refunded or any compensation. However, a simple I'm so sorry would have been appreciated. The icing on the cake was that his NAILS were FILTHY!! The thought of someone owning/running a restaurant with that lack of cleanliness is alarming.

Walked by here and the oversized chocolate chip cookie was calling my name!!! I asked for it to be heated up and had it with a cappuccino on the side. Easily found a seat at a table out front in the lovely California sun. Great spot for people watching while indulging in the warm cookie. I would've been happier if it was softer and gooier but the taste was on point.

Really a very bad experience and waste of money. The food was absolutely tasteless and watered down. The avocado toast was so basic and had no effort put into making it. The service is beyond horrible. When I asked for my latte to be remade, because it was made wrong, the server rolled his eyes and gave me attitude. There is so many better places on the same street that you can go and spend your money on. Food is horrible, the service is bad, and the place has no ambience.

I'm not sure what to say other than it was a perfect sandwich. All of the ingredients were fresh, the flavors popped, all worked well together, the bread never got soggy, and the potatoes had such a nice spice on them. It was also a big portion that left me full the rest of the day. All good.

Small French bakery with food for breakfast and lunch Baguettes, pastries and deserts available I had to go order avocado toast with egg , unfortunately unreasonably overpriced They have outdoor seating and indoor None of the staff was smiling and welcoming. No music, that makes uncomfortable waiting time and it's too quiet

04/14/2023 It's a nice quiet morning after a little rain, the sidewalks are clean. Entrance to Pascal looks inviting with outdoor patio seating in the front. A few tables with people enjoying not only conversations but their pastries with their coffee. One person waiting for his order and another person ordering a variety of pastries to fill a white box. All I want are two or three. Waiting for this lady to finish her order, I can still keep looking to pick out a few good ones I really want to try. The pear danish has custard underneath while the almond croissant has layers you know was filled with butter. The outside of each has this crispy crunchy thing going on with each bite. Flakey at the same time. A sip of your coffee would just wash away the delicious taste in your mouth so you hold out for a little longer.

I substituted the steak Chipotle panini for chicken and got a chocolate muffin. Absolutely delicious!!!! Worth me breaking my diet for. Amazing service which is essential any time you are out. Calm and beautiful location for indoor or outdoor. Must try!

This is the second time that my husband and I came to this cute quaint French bakery. Ironically, we found it by chance the second time. We wanted something light for lunch. This was the perfect place to have it. Pascal has delicious mini quiches that go great with a green salad. The fresh-squeezed orange juice is amazing. Service is good. The only drawback about this place is the it doesn't have a restroom for customers. Nonetheless, this a great place where you can tell the locals frequent. Outside seating is great for people watching.

Street parking and lots nearby so parking shouldn't be an issue. Staff is helpful. It can get busy being that the food and baked goods are so good. I believe the owners are the same as Toast. Pricing and portions are fair for this fast casual yet warm restaurant.

A local hangout for Israelis, who sit outside and spend hours at THEIR place, featuring many typical Israeli baked goods. We regularly stop by (not an easy option, as there is no parking in S Beverly Drive) to take home a cake, cookies or a quiche home (we do not care much for the Challahs). A place can be most fortunate to have amazing staff, or sometimes have a worker who does not care about customers, be obvious about it, constantly confrontational and just nasty. I have encountered both at Pascal, but the extraordinary guys overwhelm the less-pleasant singular experiences. It is for these pleasant, welcoming, calm and caring people who work at Pascal that they are blessed; and they manage to leave a taste of more, even if momentarily spoiled by nasty approach of the less-experienced, not-caring-at-all, spoiled apple in the midst.

Number one the prices are way too high even for Beverly Hills, $20 for a little fish omelette and not fully cooked potatoes is not okay. Over all the menu is small. The waiters are rude and were very mean when we asked for mayo so not that good service. And a cherry on top is the schnitzel sandwich which was made with old looking chicken, if you value your money wouldn't recommend eating here :(

Quinoa salad very fresh n tasty. Nice blend of ingredients. I only have 3 stars bc they wanted to charge $2 for a cup of hot water and they had no customer bathroom or WiFi Sorry, these are basic expectations at a restaurant.

This place used be to nice and great for a sit down coffee and pasty. Not sure what's going on, today I went with my daughter, the place wasn't busy at all. It took them over 20 min to make a latte when they weren't busy at all. My coffee arrived after I finished the pastry. I asked for a to-go cup and I never got it, after 10 min waiting I stood up to ask the gentleman behind the counter and before I could even speak a word he yelled "Hold on! on me and cont. doing whatever he wasn't doing. I had to go on and ask yet another person for a cup. Extremely rude, and poor service.

Tasty pastries with diverse selection! Their chocolate muffin was among my favorite! I would go back to try their fruit tart

Thank you! To the amazing man who answered the phone, took my order as my kids were yelling in the background and I was on a verge of a nervous breakdown (haha) you have no idea what your kindness and understanding meant to this mama!!! I appreciate you! And yes, not only do they have the most amazing croissants (tried plain, pistachio and almond!) but they have the most human hearts!! Yes I will be back. Thank you.

There was a very rude server today at the restaurant. I asked him for a box, than when I asked for one more because my friend also wanted a box for her left over food he said in a very rude way that you must asked for two boxes from the first time!!!! I usually like to go for breakfast at Pascal, but after today experience with this rude impolite guy I don't think I will go there again.

Very cute ambiance with outdoor seating. Staff was friendly and helpful. Thank you to our busser who cleaned the tables for us without us asking! He was also friendly with asking if we needed anything else. Food is great price for the portions. The bread is amazing and my salad was great. My friend got the egg salad sandwich with a salad and loved it. Will be back!

HAIR IN FOOD!! During my recent visit to this place, I had an unfortunate and disgusting experience . I ordered an omelette and found a long human hair mixed in the eggs, I have hot bread a few times from this place but this time I decided to give them a try as I live close by, this is the first and last time i ever walk into Pascal Beverly, after I found the hair I couldn't look at food the same, I naturally requested a refund from the owner name is Bruno, who was working at the register,he is super rude and dismissive behavior, he said that we can remake it and without refund, I of course declined and want to leave, I'm writing this review 1 days after this incident and still haven't eaten anything as I'm disgusted from this place and its owner, I don't recommend eating here, truly discussing!!!

Drove to Beverly Hills today to grab some breakfast. What a find. Pascal Bakery got a wonderful assortment of baked goods great coffee. I also enjoyed one of their burrito breakfast wraps. It was awesome.

Came in here for a quick treat and coffee - the ambiance is great - lots of natural light, bustling but not overcrowded, great views of Beverly Blvd for people watching and they have indoor/outdoor options. I ordered a small Mocha and apple tart - a bit disappointed they were out of the banana creme. There's no adequate menu affixed on any walls or chalkboards or any signage for that matter - to see the full menu, you have to pick up one of the clearly used to-go trifold menus. It's a little confusing and that would be my biggest recommendation to them. For example, I only ordered an Apple Tart and mocha - not knowing there were actually many other choices available. The apple tart was okay - soft and bits of salty sweetness here and there. I would have preferred a bit more time in the oven. Anyways, quick review, would come back for the great location and try other menu items.

It is a sad to write bad reviews to my go to spot. I couldn't say myself regular customer but every time have an errands around beverly hills I always stop by to get my favorite croissants. Yanni who served me today (maybe name spelled wrong) was terrible attitude. It makes me really uncomfortable. Greetings is required basic thing who works service industry. Next time be better

Food was good. Service was bad. Prices were too high. ambiance is good. There was barely anyone helping waiter.

They've been here 2 years. Good stuff. We'll definitely be back. They've got indoor/outdoor dining now for Covid. The employees are friendly & attentive. The chocolate-almond croissant is a rich, delicious bomb. The pistachio croissant is far more subtle, flakey, & tasty. The marinated flank steak & eggs was great, cooked medium. They forgot to bring the delicious add-ons of cream cheese etc. for the side bread. That was ok as I used the crusty bread for the egg yolks, & brought the rest to mom. The crispy, thin garlic fries were nice, too. The schnitzel sandwich was big & tasty, with plenty of chicken, served with delicious roasted potatoes. I'll be back this week. Free 2 hour parking in the public lot less than 50 yards south.

They prob have the best croissants in beverly hills. Pistachio one is my favorite. They are open only in the first half of the day. Stuff is friendly, especially if you are regular customer :)

The most delicious - authentic French baked goods and food. Locally owned. This place is small and doesn't have a restroom - but the food and service make up for it. Fresh squeezed juice. Yummy coffee. So so good. My favorite is the chocolate eclairs or the Niçoise salad. YUM!!!

Stopped in this cute little French place for a pastry & a coffee. Everything was spotless and the desserts are beautifully displayed in the cases. You can get to go pre packaged cakes and cookies! A great gift in the holiday!

Get the farmers omelette sandwich, apricot danish and a coffee and thank me later. So delicioussss

One of my favourite bakeries! I am obsessed with their pistachio croissant. Their iced capp had me buzzing - the coffee is strong and so delicious! I also ordered my birthday cake from here this year. I ordered the strawberry one ahead of time. It was light and not too sweet - a hit at the party! The people working there are really nice too and have been patient with my indecision (since everything there looks so good!) and they give you their honest opinion on what items are better which I appreciate! There's a garage on the same block a bit south of the bakery that has free parking for a certain amount of time (can't remember if it's 1 or 2 hours).

What a gem! We love this place! Staff are so nice, professional and accommodating. Food is delicious and prices are fair. They always have the best soups, sandwiches and salads.

This café is the best! I had the Mango Salad yesterday with chicken. Tasted so good! So refreshing. Everything I got so far has been great. Lots of vegan options too. They also have the best almond and pistachio croissants! My new spot for weekend brunch! And they have fresh squeezed Orange or grapefruit juice! Yum. They also sell desserts and birthday cakes European style.

Pascals has a special place in my heart. I'm in LA like twice a month and each time, I look forward to eating here. I've never been to the location and go for delivery. They always get the order right and the food is just so damn fresh. My favorite thing in life right now is the smoked salmon bagel. I literally dream about it. So simple but soooo yummy. I've tried their quiche and of course, delicious. The crust was so flaky and soft. Their French toast is made with brioche bread and is heavenly. Everyone who ordered with me always raved about their meal so whatever you get, it's a win.

I came here with y daughter for lunch, the staff is unprofessional and rude, the food was not fresh and greasy, when I asked to return a meal I was told that they don't offer refunds. You have to make the line to get your order in. Horrible experience and food. Won't come back!

We really enjoyed our visit to Pascal's. The atmosphere: - There was no wait to get a table at Pascal's. We sat outside, people watching. It was a pleasure to observe a cute poodle sharing a nearby table with its owner. We heard several languages being spoken nearby, including Russian, Hebrew and English. The crowd here is not pretentious, jeans and comfortable tops are seen everywhere. We enjoyed the atmosphere here! Now, the food: - My almond croissant was buttery, crunchy and sweet - really-really good! The almond paste inside the croissant was plentiful and evenly spread, making for tasty bites every single time. My "small" cappuccino was strong, plentiful and delicious! My husband rated his butter croissant as "really good" while his hot chocolate was "good." The hot chocolate was just the right temperature, not too hot and not too cold. The service: - Our correct order was brought to us promptly. After we finished, dishes were collected with care. Overall, a really enjoyable experience! We will definitely be back.

Pascal on Beverly is a small cafe on South Beverly and Charleville in Beverly Hills. It now occupies the space formerly held by many other previous cafe bakeries, which in the last decade has been at least 4 businesses :( Upon entry, the same helpful nice service staff are all present with the exception of the new owner/chef. The menu and content offerings seem better, more French...sorry I am biased towards Frenchie French(I am a Francophile)but from observation the dessert display case has impressive selections. Evidently, Pascal has a cafe somewhere in the valley, a suburb section of LA and decided to open shop in Beverly Hills. The cafe nice layout is the same as it was with the previous occupants and same nice staff, just better goods. First time here since this cafe opened and it's a perfect cafe to meet for coffee, tea, savory or sweet. We opted to share eggs with smoked salmon and chives, with a baguette and a pistachio filled croissant...ALL delicious. In Paris and Israel, it's a generally accepted to have a glass of champagne or wine with brunch. We were disappointed that neither wine or champagne is offered. Also, Apple Pay is not accepted :( Parking is 2 hours free at the city parking structure about 5 doors away. Overall, this cafe is a lovely addition to the South Beverly Drive neighborhood, hope it maintains tenancy with longevity.

Pascal is fantastic! Lovely little gem of a cafe. The staff was very kind and professional. The iced latte was perfect and the tart was delicious. It was a good spot to start my day off right!

I love Pascal! Everything is so delicious! I have been here a bunch of times and it never disappoints! I love the lattes, the egg sandwich and the chocolate chip cookies! They definitely keep me coming back. :) It has such a cute cafe ambiance and the staff are always professional! Definitely recommend trying this place! A great meet up spot for all occasions! :)

Wonderful service, best croissants in town It must go to place in Beverly Hills One of the few places that have breakfast !!!!

I've been on the hunt for the best croissant in the area and finally found it. Parking is easy since there's a free 2 hours lot on the same block. The croissants are soft, buttery, and flaky - only $4 for a plain one. Their almond and pistachio croissants are also incredible. Definitely my go-to bakery.

A nice chill cafe in BH. Came for breakfast with a hangover. Coffee and food were great

Soft, moist, mouthwateringly good croissants - EVEN THE NEXT DAY - that's really all that needs to be said but read on for more details. Mmmm a bakery with french pastries, what a treat! Tried the chocolate almond and the pistachio croissants, and a chocolate chip cookie. I loved how insanely fresh and soft these croissants were. Ate it the next morning, without warming it up and it was so fresh and moist, I was blown away. The chocolate one is pressed down, looks more like a flattened square. I don't know why but maybe it's a method for giving it that extra moistness. Everything about this was beyond delicious, this is truly french style pastries where your mouth is watering at every bite. It had just the right amount of sweetness. Usually I don't order chocolate croissants because the chocolate is always overbearingly sweet and ruins the croissanty taste but this was not like that at all. I just can't emphasize the amount of moist and soft texture these pastries had. The chocolate was the right amount and again not too sweet, with powdered sugar and almond shavings on top...it just all worked so beautifully. The pistachio croissant surprised me with how soft it was. It has a little grainy pistachio filling, very little but that was fine with me. It had some bits of crispy edges and mind you I was eating this the next morning, it may have more of a crispy top the day of but I enjoyed it this way regardless. I don't mind croissants that are super soft and don't have too much crunch (I also don't mind it the other way either lol.) Definitely recommend both these flavors. The chocolate chip cookie on the other hand isn't anything to brag about or to hate on. Just a regular semi-soft cookie.

We came in for an almond chocolate croissant today and the server gave us the wrong one. We showed it to him and he immediately threw it away. Then we asked him to give us tje that we paid for and he said it was taken by someone else and wouldn't give it to us. He put it in a bag and put it away so we wouldn't have it (very weird and childish). Really rude and unhelpful for no reason. I never leave bad reviews but this was truly an awful experience.

This is such a good bakery. My wife and I come here almost every Sunday morning. Their drinks and food are both very good. I'm not a big breakfast person but look forward to getting their baked goods and eggs. A yummy croissant, which most places don't do well, is amazing here along with a great cup of hot chocolate. We also get their jelly donuts for Hanukkah and they do a great job of that too.

It is sad and confusing when the omelet described as inhabited with spinach, but the reality is the spinach actually rampged by the kale, and chef determined that the spinach is the kale. Then, the taste from a soften sweetness wind down to a Tuesday bitterness. If you are looking for a bitter fairytale don't forget to get their omelet, so dry so due.

This place gave me a sugar overload. My favorites were the mango coconut and the raspberry chocolate. If you want a sweet treat while in Beverly Hills this place won't disappoint.