Perenn at Rancharrah

This is one of the best pastry bakeries in the world. Not just in town, or Nevada, or the US. I lived in Hanoi. Love some great French pastries as they are still available there. Been to Paris many, many times. Love a great puff pastry filled with chocolate. But I never had a Vanilla Creme Brulee puff pastry in France. Do it! You won't regret it. Or maybe you will, later when your yoga instructor shames you for it....but not while you are eating it!

⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5) Long wait even though Monday morning! Perenn Bakery is a gem for pastry lovers in Reno. The craftsmanship in their viennoiserie is next-level — the kouign‑amann, baklava croissant, and prosciutto-gruyère croissant are absolutely incredible. You can tell they use high-quality ingredients, and I appreciate their focus on organic flour, pasture-raised eggs, and fair-trade coffee. The vibe is also great — bright, clean, and very European. You can even see the baking process, which is a nice touch! That said, it’s definitely on the pricier side. Expect to pay $6–$8 for a pastry, and sandwiches or salads can run over $20. While the pastries are totally worth it, I found some of the savory dishes a bit underwhelming for the price. Overall, Perenn is a beautiful spot to treat yourself or impress a friend — just know you’re paying for quality and atmosphere. Highly recommend stopping in for a pastry and coffee!

My fav brunch spot - super cute! The food and the pastry were always a hit!! Can only recommend it!

Ordered for a takeout of the egg croissant and I waited more or less 20 mins for just that one thing, I even had to remind the staff about it since it looked like they forgot about my order. Don’t really recommend this place if you’re in a rush. It was probably a busy noon for them since everything looked chaotic. As for the croissant itself, personally, it looked aesthetic but was so bland—definitely not worth $20+ 😬

I usually don't order avocado toast at places because they feel like a sham and not worth the money, but WOW this is the best avocado toast I ever had. Well spiced, good lemon, bread is amazing here. Also got the prosciutto gruyerew croissant. I love it all. Would come back

Perenn has a lot of potential to be great, but after coming here regularly for the last few months has made me question that. Let's start with the good: Atmosphere: Aesthetically pleasing on the inside, fairly spacious Food: One of the very few places that has different options for breakfast that isn't the basic American breakfast combo. Service: Friendly staff The bad: Atmosphere: Gets very loud, especially when they get busy. Tip: google gives you their "busy times" so you know when to avoid the crowds. Food: Incredibly inconsistent with quantity and warmth. I've had times where the food came out promptly and you didn't feel like they "skimped" on the food you paid for. Other times, it felt like they were scraping the bottom of the bowl and without a care gave it to you stone cold. Perhaps due to different cooks working that day and/or gets overwhelming with the crowds. Regardless, a restaurant that is managed well can still be consistent. Service: 99% of the time that I have come, the tables are not wiped even though they've been cleared off. Would be good if they had at least 2 people assigned to buss the tables, one being on the "floor" at all times during the busier times. From my observations, lack of staff, organization, and proper operations contributes to poor quality and service. For how much you pay for, this place is mediocre in my mind. A matcha latte and Turkish eggs come to $30-ish in total before tip. If a business is charging that much, then I expect better. It's sad that local businesses like this attract a large number of people for the "uniqueness" but in the end can't seem to uphold a certain standard that they so promise in their mission. However, due to the very limited options in Reno, I will continue to come here. Just less often and earlier in the day. Our people: "our team members' hard work truly makes a difference and helps us in our pursuit of unsurpassed quality". Attached are some photos, did not take pics with every visit. Lemon ricotta pancakes, variations of the crunchy brunch potatoes (extra egg, side of bacon, mushrooms instead of the bacon jam), and Turkish eggs.

This is the best vanilla crème brûlée and croissant I’ve ever had. I really miss that flavor after returning to Taiwan—it was absolutely delicious. Next time I visit Reno, I definitely have to buy it again.

If I could give 10 stars I would. The food and atmosphere are perfect. The Turkish eggs are my favorite. The pastry selection is amazing and their rotating coffee menu is so fun. Bring your family, bring out of town guests, sure to impress and leave with memories made. Expect to spend $$$$ though. Hard to get out of there under $30.

Perenn is hands-down the best bakery in Reno -- no question. I stop by frequently, and it never disappoints. The pastries are next level: crisp, buttery layers with inventive, high-quality fillings. Their coffee is just as impressive -- smooth, rich, and consistently well-made. The location in The Village at Rancharrah adds to the whole experience -- upscale, airy, and perfect for a relaxed morning or brunch with friends. It feels elevated without being stuffy. Yes, it's on the pricier side, but you absolutely get what you pay for. Everything tastes like it was made with care and top-tier ingredients. Also love that they've opened a grocery shop next door -- it's a unique addition with specialty items and provisions you won't find anywhere else in town. Total gem of a place.

Came here for one specific thing... the Croissant Cinnamon Roll. And wow--it was one of the best cinnamon rolls I've ever had. Pricey at $7, but absolutely worth the occasional splurge. I also couldn't resist trying one of their signature Croissant Snack Cookies--it looked unique, but ended up being a bit too sweet. Still, I'll definitely be back (and recommending) for another one of those incredible cinnamon rolls.

One of the best bakeries I've been to, we just grabbed some pastries and coffee to go and they were fantastic. You know it has to be good if on a random week day there's already a line shortly after opening and everyone is grabbing boxes of baked goods. They're a tad pricy, but one bite and you'll agree they're worth every penny. Almond croissant is a must. Twice baked croissants with almond filling is delicious, but that craggly sugar topping puts it over the top. Vanilla cream kouign amann is decadence in a nutshell for breakfast, but it's a signature item for a reason. Super laminated crisp, yet tender dough is the hallmark here of the croissant as well and you feel ruined after trying these gems. We were going for a picnic lunch too, so we also grabbed some of the stuffed baguettes. Great chew, shattering crisp outer crust, which epitomizes a great french baguette. The cheese and prosicutto are a bit lopsided in the bread, but tastes good when you get a bite of it. And to top it all of are the earl grey cookies - fantastic fun spin on a cookie that screams tea time in the best way possible. Love the brown butter notes, love the sea salt, love the strong tea forward flavor. Flawless execution as a bakery. The outdoor area is also great to sit and have the kids run around too!

It's right next door to the Swift Imaging place, great treat after an MRI! Loved the croissants, and the sourdough, and the herbs de provence essence made the coffee so unique! Only complaint was the mealy square egg - tasted not at all fresh, maybe like it was previously frozen. Wished they woulda just used a fresh, soft boiled or runny egg instead.

A super cute, modern coffee shop and bakery with wonderful breakfast and lunch options! Service is excellent and food is served generally pretty quickly. My favorite dish is the avocado toast and definitely add the egg and bacon to it! We just tried the croissant snacks form the shelf items and they are addictive! A little pricey but definitely worth it!

After a visit to Swift in the same center as this shop, my wife and I decided to make a stop here for breakfast. Very busy, and the wait was a little long but not too bad. The customer service was good and so were the breakfast sandwiches and coffees. The price is a little on the high side, but the ambiance was cool. Lots of other shops to check out after you eat here.

Honest take out review: Just what you'd expect it to be if you were dining in: 5/5 Always going to have to consider eating here before taking your meal home, but... when you have things to do! You can trust that the experience is going to be on the money. Crispy brunch potatoes: 5/5 The egg.... Perfection as it emulsifies perfectly with the pecorino and crème fraiche. Add the herbaceous bite from the micro greens and the sweetness from the bacon jam, and you're left with a texture filled bite that's crispy but soft, rich but light and getting a bite of a runny yolk that's tamed just right for your tongue to savor the experience. For a quick bite to eat on the go, it was definitely one I'll recommend you try as well, very well done!

I had lunch here with a friend. I ordered the Garlic Confit Grilled Cheese with Prosciutto which came w/ fries. The sandwich overall was good tasting however the bread was very greasy, perhaps overladen with butter. I have a thing about hot fries and these were not. My friend had the Kale Salad and it looked really good. We both had the Honey Blue Jasmine Ice Tea, refreshing and pretty to look at. Nice selection of bread and other goodies.

The Rancharrah location is always great. The interior is so nice and cozy. The service is fast and the staff members are friendly. The food is delicious and the coffee's great! I got the Croque Madame and it was so delectable! I would get that again. I had it with truffle fries and it was heaven! The Vietnamese coffee was also delicious. I will come back here for sure!

I have been to perenn many times for breakfast, lunch, and pastries. Their breakfast is good and their pastries are insane. Lunch has always been top notch as well. When I learned they were serving dinner I was excited to give it a try and that finally prompted me to leave a review after eating here dozens of times. We ordered the bread with ricotta, the escargot, and the chips and ham for appetizers. Everything was excellent but the ricotta with the honey and lemon was so good I could eat it with a spoon. For my entree I had the gnocchi which was pretty darn good. Not the best I've ever had but solid 4 stars. The other members of my group had the mussels and frites and the steak frites and I was told they were excellent. Also, for dinner service it appears that you have table side service in lieu of ordering at the counter and our server was so attentive and friendly. My one suggestion - a dessert menu!

Came here with one of my girlfriends this week. This bakery is pretty spectacular ! And their little store is adorable. We ordered some pastries and beverages. We sat outside under their patio. The seating was so cute. Inside there was plenty of seating too but the weather was too nice to not enjoy it. They also serve breakfast and lunch with a small selection of alcoholic beverages. I could easily see myself getting a nice breakfast with some champagne next time ! Their au gratin potato croissant was so unique as well as their earl grey cookies. We stopped inside their shop which had a wide variety of items. Tea, snacks, beverages, limited produce, frozen items, dishes and flatware, candles, lotions, beauty products and so so much more. I could have spent hours in here just looking at all they have. I gave four stars only because some items were out of my price range. But that's okay, supporting small businesses is worth it!

I want to love Perren but this visit was kinda meh. Waited way too long for food. No silverware. At one point they were passing out plastic, My avocado toast was pretty darn small with nothing else on the plate to round it out. Fruit or something. A larger avocado toast would have been a much better experience and look. I love the ranch Harrah complex but also like to leave thinking I got my money's worth. I love their bread and their sourdough starter got my friends and I through Co-Vid. I need to remember that and focus on the good sourdough.

I had high hopes for Perenn's dinner since I love their brunch but I was a little disappointed about the entrees, especially the mussels. The salmon was cooked perfectly but the mussels... a few tasted okay but once I actually started to eat it started to taste so fishy, I think it actually might've been spoiled. I know mussels can have a little fishy taste but this was way too fishy, something was definitely off. I told the server and all she said was that she'll let the chefs know. I'm never one to write "bad reviews" but I'm just scared and hoping I don't get food poisoning. We'll find out I guess.

Pastry: Incredible. Beyond delicious and all are made to perfection. Go earlier rather than later. The most popular stuff does sell out and you don't wanna miss their Kouign Amann. The gold flake is so extra but I don't mind at all. Expect a line on typically busy days. Weekends, Friday, that kind of thing. Food: Their kale salad is $$ but it's huge and I'm never sad that I ordered it. It's typically given in a to go container and you'll want it because this is a 2 meal kinda salad. They have tons of other food that all looks incredible. Check out their menu. This is not just a pastry joint. Coffee: I can only speak to what I keep ordering. Black decaf brewed coffee. And it's literally the best that I've had anywhere in town. Bring your own coffee container for about 40 cents off. Seriously this brew is to die for. Atmosphere: Extremely lively. This is a popular spot. Pick a seat inside the bustling bistro, outside on the patio, or take your coffee and pastry to go and take a seat out on a adirondack on the lawn in the sun. There's not a bad seat in the house.

This place is great. You walk in and it's just very clean, unique, and it's not huge but they do a great job with the spacing of their seating which is nice. It's cool you can see the cooks in the back at their stations. The food was great. I got the breakfast potato's a Jasmine tea and then an almond croissant. I loved everything. The meal tasted like they use great ingredients. I highly recommend if you haven't tried it. It's very good and the service was solid. They were very nice.

Came here for breakfast yesterday and fell in love with the place. The business itself has been going since 2018 now with several locations. But this particular spot was built in 2020. I love the building, the woodwork and vaulted ceilings with iron I-beams the whole place is beautiful. The pastry display and cash stand are well thought out and efficient. For the food, my wife and I decided to split a pastry which was filled with Bavarian cream and it was amazing! We also shared the Turkish egg plate which came with chickpeas, tomatoes, fresh herbs and a spicy sauce this was also fantastic. The drip coffee we had was good. Overall I liked this place a lot, I would definitely come here again and I do recommend it!!

Not set up properly for dinner, did not have steak sauce, did not offer side plates for bread. Served burnt toast for escargot. Service was fine but they did not have proper dinner etiquette. Overpriced. Better for breakfast/lunch. Did not ask me how I would like my steak. Food was okay, really liked their fries. My brother ordered their burger and said it was bland.

It's been a while since stopping here. Always such nice place to have coffee and other treats. Today was beautiful outside and found ourselves the perfect spot with just enough shade. The service as usual was great.

I came here on a Sunday morning and it was super busy but the smells were divine. We waited in line for about 10 minutes they were pretty quick and we ordered a chocolate chip cookie that was a solid 10 a chocolate croissant that looks like a painting but was an 8 due to eatability . I also ordered the ricotta lemon blueberry pancakes and they were beautiful but sadly a bit underwhelming for me. My friends ordered avocado toast and eggs and they said their food was a solid 9/10. Overall the service was good, everything was clean and neat and all the servers seemed very organized. For pricing however their prices are on the pricier side but the pastries and chai is worth it for me because it's one of my top 5 chai latte'.

Meh. Pastry ok-good. Service good. Very spendy for what you get. My tea should have been at least 3x the size I got considering the price. Croissant should be 35-50% less. Next time I'll take out a HELOC before I eat here. Doubt I'll be back

Absolutely adorable aesthetic inside. Tiny shopping area inside with pasta sauces, Perenn swag, canned fish, etc. Ordered a coffee with lavender, matcha latte, 2 cookies, plain croissant , & prosciutto gruyere cheese croissant. All for $34. Lavender coffee was delicious, nice lavender flavor, bold coffee flavor, not too sweet. Chocolate chip coffee, slight crisp and crunch on the outside, soft J chewy inside. The salt balances out the sweetness from the chips, with nuts for contrasting texture. Plain croissant, light, airy, flaky. Not too buttery. Slightly overcooked on the bottom. Service was prompt. Offered plenty of suggestions & recommendations

A cute little bakery and restaurant. The chocolate chip cookies are amazing. You can also purchase the cookie dough to make it at home yourself. They serve breads and croissants as well. I wanted to try the mochi muffins but they did not have any by the time I arrived in the afternoon. I also tried the a hot matcha with oat milk and honey as well as a cold brew. Both were very bitter for my taste - even with the added honey. At 5PM they offer a different menu and do dinner service as well.

My favorite breakfast item at Perenn! Super fresh and light. I love the cinnamon roll too while I'm here

This is definitely a place I recommend to anyone that love baked goods and yummy food! We were first introduced to the first location which was at midtown and was happy to see a bigger location at rancharrah! This place is so aesthetic, with the large windows giving as much natural light as possible and giving Joanna Gaines interior inspo. The lines move smoothly. Wrapping through the front of the store where you're able to look at the retail and grocery items. While in line you're able to look at what baked goods are available. The earlier you come by the more variety of baked goods offered! The kougian-amann and the earl grey cookie are my top faves. Their Vietnamese coffee is delicious as well, although a bit pricey. I also enjoy their soft serve, so simple but hits the spot when you are craving it!

The service was good which is always a great start, however when I arrived, they were out of almost everything. I would expect that maybe the last hour but I was surprised at how little options were left, especially because people were still coming in. The pastry I got was $8 which seems a bit high for the size of it. It fit in the palm of my hand. There is plenty of seating outside if you can't find anything inside. Pricing on everything was relatively high so wouldn't make this place a regular for me but enjoyed my experience.

First time extremely busy for a small little bakery/cafe. Food tasty, decent size however pricey $20.76. They had lots of freshly baked loaves, croissants. cinnamon rolls, and several other pastries.

I love coming here! The ambiance and staff is always on point. The food is indeed worth what you pay for. Plenty options of bakery items and special items on the menu as well if you're feeling a little hungrier. I love their croissant, especially the gruyere/prosciutto. That's my go to on both locations (there's one @Midtown. Their selection of pumpkin muffins are also so delicious. Highly recommend!

The crispy brunch potatoes were delicious!! What a delicious combination of smashed potatoes, bacon, creme fraiche, and a fried egg! The pecorino cheese topping really completed this dish. Generous amount of potatoes and bacon crumbles. Their Perenn kale salad (not pictured) was amazing! I have no idea how they made it so good! The kale was fresh and served with a tahnini lemon dressing. Avocados were smashed under the salad giving it a creamy texture with some bites. It was topped with crispy chickpeas, cranberries, and red onions. Wish we had ordered two of these! The iced coffee was another highlight of this meal. You can taste the quality of the coffee beans used. Can't wait to come back and try the other entrees!

A must try! The bakery has open seating inside and out with a view of their bakers preparing their daily goodies. The decor is warm and welcoming and the patio is nicely shaded. The bakery is nestled between other businesses, so you can shop around and it has a nice grass courtyard where you can enjoy your lunch, coffee and more. The prices are a bit steep, but the food is fresh and delicious. All the staff were super attentive and friendly. Would definitely recommend.

I love croissants and whenever I hear a place has good ones, I'm always down to try. After reading reviews we decided to come on a Sunday early in the morning and there wasn't a line. Finding a table was fairly easy. We ordered quite a few things to eat there but didn't finish so we took some to go. We started off with the creme brûlée kouign aman which had a great creme brûlée filling but the kouign aman wasn't laminated it was more of a puff pastry. Pretty different from arsicault and b patisserie in sf. It was ok but wouldn't get it again. The ham & cheese was super buttery and flakey, was so good but wish it had a little more ham inside. The twice baked apple croissant was huge, it was super flakey and buttery with a sweet apple pie filling. It's too big to eat on its own, but def worth sharing. Loved that we ate it on Monday and it was still flakey. The almond croissant was probably our fave, it had a great almond paste inside and it was so so flakey. The croissant with scrambled eggs was a winner as well. The eggs were so soft and savory with the addition of Boursin which made it so good! Definitely something I'd get again. Overall a really good bakery but the prices are a bit steep compared to other bakeries in the Bay Area with equally as good pastries. Would come back if I'm back in Reno. Total for 5 items: $ 55

When I chose to spend the $$$ to eat at Perenn I expect a good experience. The food was fine. However, no glassware to get my own water. Our $$$ drinks were served in plastic cups. No one waiting on the tables other than delivering. Is it really such a self serve plastic cup type of place that people are willing to pay that much for? Not me any longer.

We came into Perenn Bakery around noon for brunch and were immediately impressed by the beautiful interior and welcoming vibe. The ambiance is bright and stylish, and there's a nice outdoor seating area that's perfect for enjoying warm weather. It's also a very family-friendly spot, with a relaxed feel and friendly staff. For lunch, we ordered the Perenn Club sandwich, which was generously portioned and really tasty. The fries that came with it were a bit cold, but overall the meal was satisfying. We also tried the crispy brunch potatoes, which were a highlight -- perfectly crunchy with great flavor. While the food was good, prices felt a bit steep for what was offered, and there aren't many protein-heavy items on the menu. The space is also quite loud and echoey, which makes it more suited for socializing than working or studying. Still, with a variety of pastries, great service, and even merch like caps and shirts for sale, Perenn is a solid choice for a brunch outing or casual bite -- just don't expect it to be quiet or budget-friendly.

My first time here! I wish the parking lot was bigger because man! That's a busy plaza but that's not their fault lol The aesthetic is soooo cute when you walk in. The open large windows shine so much light into the building. It gives the cafe a cute welcoming feel to it. It gets really busy and there was always consistently a line that I saw. So much fresh baked goods! The staff was very friendly. A bit pricey here but it makes sense since everything is fresh and natural.

It was an average and overpriced brunch spot. I'm from San Diego and decided to find a brunch spot in Reno. I've been to Michelin tiered brunch spots that cost less for more and better food. You are definitely paying for the aesthetic. The place is very cute and spacious CRISPY BRUNCH POTATOES: very cute presentation and I liked the way the potatoes were seasoned. Cooked well with a crispy exterior and soft interior. However, it was a bit salty and didn't finish for that reason. SOFT SCRAMBLED EGGS IN CROISSANT: It was yummy, but definitely a bit overhyped. Not enough food in my opinion to fill you up. Service was average, but workers were at tentative at cleaning the tables.

Good service ! Food so delicious! Love the area and coffee is superb! Definitely a must go and have a croissant and coffee!!!! A little pricey but you pay for what you get !

First off, super cute interior and exterior! We came in on a Sunday, it was busy and loud but we still managed to get a table (plus outdoor seating which I didn't even know until we walked back out). Parking - Generous open plaza! Food - lots of good selections. We ordered what we knew were going to be safe... croissant 5/5, avocado toast 5/5, black coffee, blue green tea latte (came out COLD) 2/5 and chocolate chip cookie with maldon salt 2/5.

Delicious food. EVERYTHING we tried was good, down to the toast. A bit pricey but worth it.

Aesthetic Cafe in the upscale part of Reno with fresh breads, roasted coffee, and other delicious food. Great place for meetups and catch ups. Go early as they may run out of baked goods. Price is on the high side. I highly recommend Perenn in Rancharrah. Give them a try!

This is the gold standard for bakeries. The prices are high, but the place is always packed, so they found the right balance to keep customers coming back. EVERYTHING is delicious. I'm a chocolate chip walnut cookie fan, and this place does not disappoint, but I believe their ringer is the cinnamon roll. Of note, they serve Alpen Sierra Coffee which is a great local coffee. The staff is always friendly, and it's a classy place to have a nice breakfast.

PLEASE OPEN A STORE IN SPARKS! Now that I have your attention, we frequent both locations weekly. No one can match the quality and variety of pastries that Perenn offer. Today we decided to stay and eat in the restaurant. Only concern is the loud volume inside, which is a result of the amount of people and the design of the space. However, the fact that it is so busy all the time is a testament of your success!

Their lavender latte is soo goood! Tried this place for brunch and it was so delicious that we came back next day to get brunch again. Get their croque madame with mushroom, French omelette, truffle fries, and crispy brunch potatoes, and French toast! Their service is little slow especially on the weekend but worth the wait for the food.

We came in on Valentine's Day morning at 7:15 am to get breakfast before work! It was slow for the first half an hour and then began to really ramp up. Especially with a lot of boyfriends/husbands purchasing treats and flowers for their partners! We ordered our items at the counter and got our coffee a couple minutes later and then about ten minutes after that we got our breakfasts so you know it's made fresh! Our breakfast sandwich on the croissant roll was KILLER. Their bacon jam is my absolute favorite thing on this planet and I was excited to introduce my husband to it. He absolutely loved it. The croissant bun made the meal. My crème brûlée bun was delicious. I loved the texture and it was huge for the price! Definitely a high quality bakery with bakers who love what they do and know how to do it well. The shop is absolutely Pinterest worthy in every way. The colors are neutral, the seating is plenty, and the lighting is gorgeous! Absolutely adorable inside and plenty of places to sit. As always Perenn, you have my heart.

Croissants and breads are a definite no. Probably god if you've never had quality pastries.

The staff is always the friendliest. I was disappointed they got rid of their rewards program and the need for tipping. I thought adjusting their pricing so the customers don't feel the need to tip was something special. I hope they eventually bring that back. The coffee is the best, we actually purchase their coffee beans for our everyday coffee. The food could use a little less butter, sometimes I feel like it's just drenched in butter. I'm lactose intolerant so I hope they eventually offer the option to substitute butter for something else. For now I just have to stay away from eating there, sadly. The restaurant is such a cute place, but very loud. The outdoor seating is great, but it doesn't have sufficient shaded seating. The pastries are amazing, this is the main reason to stop by, well, coffee and pastries! I've tried most of them and they're all amazing, you can't go wrong with any of them.

If you haven't tried the pastries at Perenn Bakery in Reno, NV, you're truly missing out. Their flaky croissants are a delight, and the cinnamon rolls are packed with cinnamon goodness and perfectly glazed. My personal favorite is the almond croissant--filled with rich almond cream, topped with crispy almonds, and dusted with powdered sugar. It's one of the best I've ever had. Plus, they offer fantastic cookies, coffee, and even frozen treats you can take home and bake. They have indoor seating for days when it's too hot or cold, and great outdoor seating for the rest. It's located at Rancharrah, so there is plenty of parking, and it's a great place to walk off your goodies.

This place is classsyyy . It def gives me little bakery + cafe somewhere in Europe vibes. Its definitely the place to go if you like those kinds of refined style cafes! I ordered a cappuccino with a seasonal croissant if i remember! It was pretty good! But def a bit pricey it ended up costing me around like 15$ for both the coffe and the pastry . I understand though considering that its all very fresh! You can even see the bakers in the back hustling . My cappuccino was pretty good, and the pastry was baked excellently! The service was very good, and the girl who helped me out was very patient with me while I was asking her questions on the breakfast sandwich and coffees. Its definitely pretty classy, I thought the breakfast sandwich was going to be like a Mc Donald's Mc griddle but apparently they can be a bit pricey when it comes to the add ons :(. Overall a perfect place if you like very classy cafes! Lowkey not really my vibe but it was still pretty swag!

We eat here every time we are in the area. It's a breakfast bakery foodie paradise and I enjoy trying their seasonal eats offered. Outstanding food! Service: these guys and gals are working hard! Lots of movement here and getting a table is a challenge. Inside is small and cozy but when you start the eating experience it's all worth it. Not a place for big groups. You will be standing and waiting in line so be patient and talk to the person behind you. Make a new friend! Spread some love and enjoy the experience.

Wait time was long, eggs a little raw. But the meal was very tasty and filling. I do love their Chai tea.

Delicious baked items! We mostly ordered baked goods so this review does not include their food. The service was excellent and the restaurant is so cute and pretty. It was so good we visited twice on our trip. Both times it was super busy and items sold out. You also will wait a good amount of time during their busy times. It's best to go early. We ordered: - Cinnamon roll croissant: so good!! It is heavy on the cinnamon and sugar which I loved. The frosting was different than usual frosting in such a good way. I was thick and I think it had notes of vanilla bean. The croissant was so good and flakey! - Brûlée French toast: it was so thick and sweet. It was drenched in sauce which made it sweeter than most. I really liked it but it may be too sweet for some. - Vanilla Creme Brûlée kouign this was a large croissant like muffin with buttery flakey goodness and a delicious cream. There is a lot of cream on top and in the middle. I like that there is a good amount of cream but some might find it overpowering. - Blueberry danish: this was the daily danish. It was buttery and flaky. The center had a nice cheese and fresh blueberry topping. Not my favorite out of the items but still really good. It was a little pricey but I would pay for certain items. Definitely coming back when in town.