Patisserie Lenox

Woke up craving croissants and knew a trip to Lenox was in order. Noone makes croissants like they do. I treated myself to a croque madame on a croissant, a slice of cake, and a French Press. And took quite a few croissants home. Love the service there, it was nice and calm. Perfect spot for a lovely breakfast.

We came for a late lunch as it was one of the only places open in town past 1pm. We ordered 2 soups + greens and a Danish. We took our place outside and waited... And waited.... And waited... Until a young man came to inform us there was only 1 portion of soup left so we selected a different soup. We thought Since it was just soup and greens he would promptly return but we waited again. I think it was nearly an hour from ordering until we left. I get it, they are understaffed but just trying to state the facts. When our soup finally came out it was luke warm (at best) and the "greens" were 100% fricassee lettuce with zero toppings. The dressing was tasty but by no means did this "salad" warrant a $5 upcharge with the soup. We ate about 1/3 of each soup since it was cold and muscled down the greens as some sustenance. We also got a Danish and it was alright. I'm sad to say we were disappointed. Maybe we caught them on a bad afternoon

First time there, cute little place. The pastries were out f this world delicious, fresh and different. I had the almond flour croissant and it was amazing, if they didn't tell me it was made with almond flour I would've never known. They also had beautiful cakes and sweets. Coffee wasn't great, tasted and looked like a coffee that was left out of the fridge for the ice to melt for a day before they served it to me. The people working there was cold and short with their answers, like they were in a hurry and we were a bother. I did not like the atmosphere, very uninviting, that made for a not so great experience, we drove 2 hours to try this place and were disappointed in general.

Delicious, local restaurant. Recommended especially for those on the go! Head through the front entrance and walk back to the counter to make your order. After paying, head to a table and wait to hear your name to collect your order. We ordered to-go, so note that dining in may have a different protocol. The to-go orders were perfectly packaged in a branded little bag, complete with each of our meals boxed in little containers and to-go silverware wrapped in a napkin. I regret not taking a photo and can only blame the delicious meal for distracting me.

Tres magnifique! Browsing the galleries and shops in historic Lenox we wandered into Patisserie for lunch. It is a delightful venue for a quick meal, to have some coffee or tea. And of course to enjoy their many breads, pastries, croissants, and desserts. Their soup of the day was a butternut apple bisque - a perfect antidote to the day’s chilly air. My spouse enjoyed their salmon. And we saved room for some really wonderful pastries There are plenty of teas, coffees and other beverages. Order at the counter and they bring you food to you when it is ready.

Yum…bakery/dessert central on Church Street in Lenox. Wide selection of bakery, coffee, tea, sundaes, etc. Indoor and outdoor seating, but this place is very popular and can get crowded.

Stopped in while on an amazing bike ride and ordered a flat white and latte. The flat white was so hot and bitter it was undrinkable—likely due to over-extracted espresso and overheated milk. The latte according to my sister in law was weak and overly milky. On the bright side, the apricot turnovers and cherry pastries were excellent and enjoyed by our group. The patisserie itself is so appealing as you walk in with an amazing assortment of pastries on show.

While visiting Lenox, Massachusetts, I had the opportunity to visit Patisserie Lenox. The bakery offers an amazing array of French pastries, sandwiches, and soups. My dessert was absolutely divine. I ordered a traditional French Eclair. It was sweet, moist, and luscious. It was an adventure for my tastebuds. I highly recommend this wonderful authentic bakery.

Cute place. Fast service . The Caramel Cappuccino was really good :) Thanks to the young guy who recommended me that .

Chilly afternoon had a bowl of soup. Delicious. Friendly staff and comfortable. Everting looked delicious. Wish I lived closer.

Picked up a refreshing iced tea and several delicious blueberry & cream cheese croissants today from Pattiserie Lenox. I must admit, I've never had a croissant quite like it nor have I ever devoured one quite as fast. It paired so incredibly well with the ice tea. It wasn't for a promise to get some for my family, I would have eated at least half! I loved how dog friendly they were while having plenty of casual outdoor seating as well. I can't wait to try their coffees next time!

Delicious bakery - I agree with previous reviews on their amazing blueberry cheese croissant, and their almond croissant. My children liked their chocolate pancakes too. Came here a few times during a course of a short stay in the area. Be careful of placing orders online; when I tried this once, it turned out they didn't check the online orders and so I had to wait anyway. Otherwise, friendly service, cute ambiance.

My wife and I are both in our early seventies and love to joke about how no one can see us because we're so old that we hold no interest for them, as obsolete humans. But today I proved it! I went to this place to get a croissant. There was one guy making espresso drinks, with his back to me. It was literally three minutes later when he turned around. I hadn't said anything because I hate people who give shit to servers of any kind. Anyway, I swear he saw me, or at least he seemed to see me before turning to his drinks, but I guess I was invisible. He went back to pulling more espresso shots. No, "I'll be right with ya," or anything. On top of which a frowning young woman came out of the kitchen twice to apparently check on something that was dissatisfying her. Didn't seem to see me. Either time. I mean, not even a sideways glance. I mean, yes, I have gray hair. Wait. Maybe it was that my vest was from the Marshall's value rack. Anyway, then, finally, the guy finished making his drinks, and walked over to hand them to people....two feet away from me. Then...literally without seeing me, he went back to his espresso machine. I was tempted to reach around their and grab a croissant, but their croissants are dry. (I was only their because Best Damn Espresso and Pixie Boulangerie were closed._ The place lies within a MA "Cultural District," so I guess they've been cultured to serve young attractive people who dress wealthily, and literally not be able to see old people. I'm obviously never going back, but I'm grateful; if I really am invisible, my life could take a serious upturn.

Such a wonderful comforting atmosphere here I enjoyed my crispy almond croissant, though personally wish there was more filling. The selection here is beautiful. Come here for some delicious coffee if you're looking for somewhere worth spending 6$ for an iced mocha. I would come here again for the free macaron samples too.

Stopped by Patisserie Lenox while visiting Great Barrington and was pleased to find a very quaint cute cafe. This patisserie serves up many many sweet treats, breads, cakes, tarts, etc. I ordered the chocolate almond croissant and was slightly disappointed with it. Their croissants are not flaky or crispy at all, the layers are very doughy and chewy (uncharacteristic of a typical croissant). I also found the pastry to be very greasy and oily. You can tell that the pastry is very flat. I did enjoy the taste because it is a yummy sweet treat but wouldn't go out of my way to come back. Friendly service and cute cafe ambience overall though.

Delicious homemade everything, excellent pastries and all food is sooo fresh. Highly recommend

Great coffee and awesome pastries Nice quiet place to sit down and enjoy a cup of coffee.

Poor attitude. We stopped in Lennox location to enquirer about a birthday cake for my wife. Rudeness and lack of patience. The older woman referred us to Great Barrington location where all cakes are made unlike Lennox. We waited for 10 minutes once we entered the bakery, 2 counter workers were helping 2 customers with pastries and coffee beverages, we were never greeted, no eye contact made, very disrespectful. We left and drove down the street to @Guido's Market and picked up a nice Chocolate Truffle cake there. Just a little advice to the French Pastry Shop, remember that you're only as good as your last performance. BTW, I was wearing a Red Cap (son's college) so not sure if that triggered someone .

A small, hard and burnt brioche with a slice of turkey, cheese slice, and lettuce for $17. Ok the coffee was adequate. Need I say more! Order at the counter and bus your table upon finishing.

Went to the store in downtown Lenox- And ordered a few pastries to take hime. Randomly picked these two buns that looked like cinnamon buns without the frosting but they were Apple crumb like buns. So good! Chocolate almost croissant and almond croissants were so yummy- lamination in the pastry and just the right amount of filling. Wonderful and warm people working there too. So helpful.

Five star, coffee and pastry. Soups and sandwiches were delicious, inventive and savory. Great spot with street parking out front during the week.. busier on weekends.. seating can use some updating.

A small gem in Lenox. We've been here before and have never been disappointed. You order, sit down and they bring you the food, you bus your own table. The seating area has a homey feel. My wife and I each had a healthy bowl of pea soup, delicious with diced potatoes included. Perfect for the autumn day. My wife also had the ham and Swiss on baguette. She asked for it to be warmed and they accommodated. I had the ham and Swiss croissant with Bechamel sauce. This was a winner, the croissant was perfect. We also took with us a Napoleon and eclair that we ate later. The Napoleon had the perfect flakiness along with the best cream layers. We always stop here when in the Berkshires.

Lovely place. Great pastry and coffee. I wish I'd been able to eat in because the place was cute. I'd come back.

Cool Parisian place to have a latte, breakfast or lunch. The eggs and sourdough with potato casserole were good, but there was very little food on the plate. Small bread and tiny square of potato casserole. Value for what we got was not great. Loved the concept of this place, would go back and try again. Maybe the baguette sandwiches are really good. The pastries look amazing.

The restaurant was Closed when should be open. Would have loved to try it. Either fix your hours or honor them.

I was waited on by a surly and rude teenage boy who obviously didn't want to be there. That might explain the 'Help Wanted' sign out front. But the pastries were delicious.

My wife and I tried a number of pastries including the almond croissant, chocolate croissant and sour cherry pastry- all were great. We are very picky about our pastries and these guys got it right. Even something as simple as the cinnamon cross had a very subtle and unique flavor. The pastries were crispy and rich with the right about pastry butter. Try these guys and you won't be disappointed.

This is a bust. The staff is unfriendly and down right rude. The shop itself is run down dirty and in a state of disarray. The airconditioner was off and it was uncomfortable. There are broken dishes ,dirty windowsills,flaking paint and chairs just randomly placed. We had coffees and pastry. We had to ask for plates and forks to eat the pastry off of. I had a fruit tart ,it was old not day old very old. The cream was bad and the fruit had a stiff rubbery glaze. The fruit tarts at Market 32 are far superior. The cherry Danish had 3 cherries smeared on top. The coffee was burnt and bitter.

The restaurant had good products but expects patrons to tip when you pickup your order at the counter and has signs to bus your own table. This is counterproductive to tipping for service.

super cute patisserie in downtown lenox. we went on a monday holiday morning, and the place was hopping! packed and everyone looked happy enjoying their food and drink away from the cold of a berkshires winter. the line moved quickly and we selected a dozen beautiful pastries from the counter--each was delicious and a big hit with the people we shared them with. the fruit tarts in particular were really well-done... this is probably my favorite patisserie purchase, and sometimes it's hit or miss, but the crust, filling, and fruit topping were all on point. on the way out, we saw a sign advertising a sandwich special, and it sounded so good that we came back before heading out of town to pick some up to go! they were apple, bacon, and brie toasted sandwiches--absolutely delicious light sandwiches that came with a simple side salad of greens with what tasted like a cider vinaigrette. this spot is a bit pricey--the pastries were about $60 and three sandwiches were about $50, but they were so good that it left us feeling like it was a worthy splurge. i probably won't be back anytime soon since i live in washington, but if i ever get back to lenox, i will definitely be popping in for a pastry or two!

Like being yelled at and made to feel uncomfortable? This is definitely the place for you! Food is terrible and nothing on their website is available to order. $10 for 2 eggs. Wanna see what you get? Check out the photo.

We went here while we had to kill some time before going to a concert at Tanglewood. We asked the local police woman where we should go to get a snack- she recommended here. I was with two friends- I got an iced cold brew with almond milk and my friends got a pastry. They have all kinds of pastry here- it was almost overwhelming for such a small place! We asked the worker if she could take our picture and she did- and we talked to a gentleman who was sitting nearby. Everyone was friendly. When we left and went to Tanglewood one friend realized she left her cross body bag at the cafe. Of course, we had no cell service- so we started driving back there and called. They said they did not have it but we went back anyway -- and there it was still hung on the chair. We were all so happy. It is a very cute place in the middle of Lenox! See you soon again!

I'll keep this one short. Service: great. Food: fine, a basic selection of breakfast pastries and other items. Ambiance: lovely. We ate outside and almost an hour passed as we sipped coffee and ate breakfast (although there was a delay with the breakfast items this morning as the delivery hadn't arrive before we did. That was fine we just drank coffee for a while before they were ready to take a food order.

Lovely. Just an overwhelming array of tasty treats I wanted to buy and gobble immediately. The croissant was the best I've ever put in my mouth. The chocolate filled one was also super yum. The macarons were such a flavorful surprise and I thoroughly enjoyed it all.

We LOVED the Patisserie Lenox!!! ... My daughter and I went here today and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. The baked goods and pastries are top quality and the taste was equally Superb! We shared a special "sandwich" (in quotes bc while it is TRUELY in a CATEGORY of ITS OWN!!!). We also took home several pastries to enjoy later... let's see how long they last! The interior is very cute with quaint bistro style tables. I would seriously go Out of my Way to go here and we would certainly go again! (We were visiting Lenox, coming from Southern CT.)

Good food but pricey for what you get. I was excited to be able to order a brioche with my meal but was disappointed as it was dry and not fresh.

#1 recommendation so far in Lenox. I love that they are one of the few places open mid-day! Great pastries, food, and coffee. We will definitely be back!

this used to be one of my favorite places in Lenox however, lately it's been old coffee, old pastries, and high prices. it was always a bit high priced, but now the quality is going down. I recommend you take the extra five minutes and drive down to Starbucks in Lee

I came out to the Massachusetts hinterland for a business meeting and found this spot on the way up to Pittsfield. I came here for lunch before the meeting and came back after the meeting to pick up a few things. So I ordered a French onion soup for lunch. For $8, I guess it's a decent price, especially in comparison to a restaurant that would probably charge $10-12. The soup itself wasn't too salty and it was flavorful. The cheese and bread provided warmth and richness to the soup. I arrived here late afternoon to grab a few baked goods. The plain croissant was average and I can tell it wasn't the freshest. While it might've good some time ago, the croissant was diminished (soft and not flaky on the outside) by the time it was consumed. So was the cherry custard brioche, as it had a dry brioche but a decent filling. The raspberry almond brioche was passable, with a soft and sweet brioche. It tasted a bit like a financier. Overall, it just seemed like the baked goods weren't the freshest and my second visit might've revealed that. Coming in late afternoon, I noticed that there was a LOT of product left for me to choose. Sounds great, right? However, how will all of that get sold before the end of the business day? There were several plain croissants present and also lots of everything still available. Lastly, nearly $12 for three baked goods is a little steep for a location like this. Service wasn't particularly friendly during both visits. Not the best French bakery I've been to and if I have to drive up to Pittsfield again, I'd be hard-pressed to give this another shot.

The food was simple but fresh and tasty, no outliers that made it stand out. They restaurant is currently going through renovations which is great but there was lots of dust and webbing around.

I have to say the coffee and the pastries were amazing! I gave them only a four stars because unfortunately they are not accessible by wheelchair. My husband (SCI) and I could not enjoy our pastries and coffee inside or even on the outside deck. The place looks like it had been newly renovated and they did not consider a ramp I understand being grandfathered in but when you've done new construction you should consider all

Wow! 1. This is one of the few places open in Lenox before 5 pm. 2. Homemade soups, sandwiches, and salads. 3. Gourmet coffees. 4. Fine pastries!

The pastries are delicious, but a tad expensive and generally small. However, the older woman working there was angry about something, and she made it obvious to everyone in that tiny cafe. So, in spite of the buttery pastries, we didn't enjoy our visit and can't recommend it.

I'm a long-term resident of the Berkshires but this is the first time I went to this restaurant... The food is amazing, service is a one and it's really relaxing environment... Great ambience!! Highly recommend for breakfast or lunch! The pastries are fantastic!!

Incredibly rude old lady behind the counter. She barked at me the entire time, and was annoyed when I asked that my pastries be placed into a box instead of thrown into a paper bag. Then, as I and others were waiting for our to-go sandwich orders, she singled me out and barked at me to sit down to wait for my order. While the cashier was nice and apologized for her colleague's behavior, the old lady's behavior makes me never want to come here again. Come here if you want to be yelled at for no reason at all. I regret adding gratuity to my bill. Thanks for ruining my day, nasty old lady.

Very high-end French pastries with the prices to match. You can get very authentic tasting items. Their macrons are delicious. But at nearly $4 each, they need to be.

Visiting the Patisserie is one of the highlights of any trip to Lenox. It's impossible to choose one or two (or four...) bites to walk away with, so we always end up with more than we could ever eat. The macarons are my favorite, with their ever-changing flavor rotation and melt-in-your-mouth deliciousness. Another big hit with our group are the creme puffs, although my mother has a soft spot for any sort of pastry with pecan on it. Not only are their pastries top-notch, but their meals are worth a visit, too! We've tried everything from potato leek soup to warm sandwiches are always left satisfied. I savor any day I get to walk out with a ribbon-wrapped pink box in my hand.

We loved patisserie Lenox! The food was excellent and we enjoyed sitting both outside and inside. You stand in line to order and they appreciate your bussing your own dishes. The soups were excellent. Sandwiches too. The pastries looked fabulous but we were too full to try them.

Purchased a last minute Birthday Cake here while we were passing through town. It was absolutely delicious. A chocolate raspberry mousse cake. It was very light, yet rich. I would definitely love to return and try more of the pastries that were in the cases. A definite must do again. So glad we stumbled upon this gem.

excellent food and pastries! They should do a better job cleaning the tables after being used by diners. I was awaiting a table to be cleaned when a worker showed up with a rag that she just used on two other tables and proceeded to wipe down my table without spraying it with any cleaner. She basically smeared over the surface whatever remnants were on the table and whatever tables before mine. Only after expressing my dissatisfaction with her cleaning techniques did she spray the table and wipe it again. it was still with the dirty cloth however. It's not difficult to do it properly and protect your customers from germs, bacteria, and ilnessses!

Meh. Went during the art walk today and spent about $60 (!) on a salad and 2 sandwiches. We were there around 1:15. Waited in line at least 15 mins, then waited for our food for 35+ mins. And it was a total bummer that the bathroom had a sign saying "closed for repairs, public bathrooms are at the town hall." We'd driven 2 hours and we're stopping in Lenox and I assumed there would be a functioning bathroom especially on a busy early summer "event" weeekend. It seemed like they hadn't staffed properly for this weekend event. My salad was ok- good dressing but nothing special.

Pandemic limitations to boot, this place served me one of the best oat cappuccinos I've had outside of NYC and a damn tasty almond croissant. Perfectly homey ambience that stops just short of cloying. Yowza--,,,

Delicious pastries from this adorable little shop. Great coffee. Must stop in if in the area! I will be returning for the cinnamon walnut pastries because I finished it before we got to the car!

Their Napoleon pastry was incredible! Hit the spot! Also enjoyed their Croque Monsieur and Cobb salad

Super cute bakery, and everything we tried was delicious! The macaroons were particularly amazing,and came in all sorts of fun flavors.

Patisserie Lenox is a bakery in the charming small town of Lenox MA. My son was at the summer music camp at nearby Tanglewood. His birthday was coming up and I wanted to surprise him with a cake. I contacted Yulia the owner and she had the perfect cake in mind for him. This gorgeous cake was delivered to my son at the BUTI campus and enjoyed by him and his friends. As you can see from the picture, he started right in on the chocolate pieces. Yulia and her staff made my son's birthday special.

I just had a croissant and a cafe olé and it was fantastic . Everything looked and smelled incredible. I would love to try everything!!!!