Patisserie Lenox

I would recommend the Patisserie Lenox (the one in Lenox MA) more for breakfast, as the coffee & croissants are excellent and the nook-like layout cozy. We stopped in for a late lunch which we did enjoy, although the small tables and narrow spaces do not promote a restful lingering lunch. Our repast included Caprese Salad and Spinach + Ricotta Croissant with Soup. For a sweet treat we enjoyed coffee (a great brew!) with Chocolate Mousse Cup + Fruit Tart. The Ricotta Croissant was tasty but somewhat burned (see photo).

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

Hands down the best croissants I’ve ever hadperfectly flaky, buttery and rich in flavor. But the number of flies is unacceptable. Please cover the pastries or address the issue; they deserve better, and so do your customers. It’s hard to enjoy them when a swarm of flies is landing on the display

I WENT TO THIS BAKERY FOR THE FIRST TIME TODAY ON 5/5/25 WITH TWO OF MY FRIENDS, AND I'M GLAD I DID.. IF YOUR IN THE AREA I RECOMMEND THE OPERA CAKE AND VANILLA ICE CHAI LATTE IS WHAT I HAD BUT THERE ARE MANY PASTRIES AND BEVERAGES AVAILABLE.. CHECK THEM OUT.. FUN AND LOVELY ATMOSPHERE.. LOVE THE PARIS PORTRAITS AND ONE DAY I HOPE TO VISIT PARIS! VERY WELCOMING AND FRIENDLY