Tous Les Jours Bakery Cafe

This location is my favorite TLJ so far. There’s a good deal of them around, like the one in Columbia, but this one beats it by a mile. They have so many selections for the baked goods, they have a great number of spaces to sit, and the staff is always really nice. I’ve tried multiple drinks here and there. I wouldn’t recommend the matcha but their coffee is better. Also- their croquettes are AMAZING. I’ll be back for sure!!

I come here often. I have never had something hear I didn't like. Pictured are the cream puff and the apricot pastry. Both were delicious. Their coffee is some of the best in the area. I always get my wife their macarons for her birthday because they too are the best around. My wife is picky about her macarons and these are her favorites. We enjoy coming back often and trying new items and seasonal items.

Arrived at 8am on a Saturday & was the first customer. I probably came a bit too early because most of the breads were still being brought out from the back. Btw I drove 20 mins lol CUSTOMER SERVICE EXCELLENT thank you to the female associate at the front who brought the taro sweet cream buns after I inquired about them! And to the male associate who helped me check out! Love taro it was a staple food growing up almost every meal rice, taro or green bananas. Anyways enough nostalgia…I ended up spending $55 because I don’t make the trek down this way very often and it was worth every penny. Here is what I got and my personal ratings (i prefer semi sweet, pasty that is airy or layered). Please don’t let my review deter you I recommend you try what your heart desires! Our taste palettes vary. -coffee 12 oz dark bitter no sugar or cream needed pairs well with sweet pastry’s - Taro Cream Bun 10/10 the hype is real. Cream isn’t too thick just right consistency to go with the bun that was baked perfectly not too chewy or tough. Right amount of pull. Enough cream to last each bite -Milk Pillow Bread just heavenly! Great alone or with a jam spread. Pillowy goodness not sweet at all which is nice. -Sweet potato cake reminds me of a cross between pound cake & sponge cake. Delicious texture & tasty. -Foliage Sausage Bread not too oily or heavy can be eaten alone as a breakfast treat. Is the base a focaccia mix? Seasoned well esp if you like that salty taste but the sausage added on additional saltiness flavor (not complaining I loved it) but forewarning for those watching their sodium intake. There were edges that were burnt which was SO good it tasted almost like caramel. So you get that salty sweet flavor burst. -Cocoa Hazelnut Croissant very good airy & not overly sweet. -Caramel Almond Pastry only had a small bite because my son ate the rest but it was delicious -Strawberry Cream Cake and Cloud cream cake ARE VISUAL ART. Almost couldn’t eat it looked so beautiful. The cake itself is moist no tart taste or artificial taste. Right amount of sweetness very fresh. We fought over the cakes and who would eat the rest lol Overall 1000/10 I’m going for a 5 mile run now to burn some of these carbs lol

They use very quality ingredients and are consistent with their flavors. Good service, great clavor. I wouldn't buy the coconut smoothie again though, it tastes a lot to coconut perfume.

Savory or sweet- this bakery offers a HUGE selection of delish pastries. The blueberry muffins are excellent. They also have an Earl Grey Creme tea that I get over ice. My friends and I meet there often. Plenty of tables. Wide open space. Bright sunlight. Friendly staff. Ample parking

So many delicious food choices in this lovely cafe, both savory and sweet. I got a chicken salad sandwich and will have half for lunch (I have had one before; it was tasty but surprisingly sweet). Also in my bags - two dozen macaroons, two mini strawberry bread loaves, a tiny tiramisu (All to share with others, of course! 🤩🫣😋), and a rice (mochi) doughnut that I ate right away. The mochi doughnut (not your typical ring with mini dough balls, but but more like a paczki) was coated in granulated sugar and had toasted sesame seeds through it. At 190 calories it offers a nice crunch when first bitten into, then morphs into a satisfying chewiness. It was the perfect bite to go with a cappuccino, which was a little bitter but overall highly drinkable.

I went today, I was very excited. Ordered a latte, I forgot to say iced! Went to her immediately after and asked for iced instead of hot. She told me they could not do that, I informed her I do not like hot coffee she said she will give me a side of ice… I sad ok in hopes that I would just be able to enjoy my first experience! When I received the drink I asked for more ice because my ice they already gave me was melted. A woman came to me and asked if I wanted ice to begin with, I replied yes and she ended up making me the iced! But followed handing me the latte with “she said you never asked for ice we don’t ask you iced or hot you need to let us know, so next time make sure that you remember that and tell us” . I responded “no worries.. I’ll go to the Columbia location next time”. Not because I wanted to be difficult but because customer satisfaction did not seem to be a concern here. I work in the service industry, I asked nicely I was patient and even took accommodations! I had never been here before and would’ve just expected the decency of having the drink I truly desired after quickly realizing it was going to be what I did not expect! I did not ask for a refund or make a big fuss, but will always remember this negative response from this specific location. I hope that everyone else has a better experience.

This is a Korean bakery that has a good variety of pastries and sweets, but it isn’t the greatest thing you can get. The restaurant is clean, cozy, and has plenty of seating, and the service here is friendly. The pastries themselves can go from good to pretty disappointing. This is true for the Garlic Bread, which has loads of sweet cream cheese inside. However, the guava pastry is the best thing I’ve tasted from this bakery. The rice donut and the sausage roll are also good choices. Overall, while not the best around, it’s still a good place to get sweets.

The pastry selection is truly impressive! The friendly service and cozy environment suit both large groups and solo coffee breaks. Plenty of seating options make this the perfect place to indulge in a treat, sip on coffee or tea, and catch up with a friend. The ube donut is simply irresistible! Paired with a refreshing ginger tea, it creates a perfect harmony of flavors. This is what a filled donut looks like! I've died and gone to heaven! OVERALL: BEST cafe in Howard County

This place is amazing. Everything I imagined and more. Truly a place to go for treats beyond measure. This has been our go to for Sister Dates! It's our go to when we need to get away and clear our heads! Yes, we love to eat good food and this place has every delicious bread, pastry and coffee you could want and more. It's always fresh because nothing stays long. Everyone near and far knows what this gem offers so they must work to keep up with the demand. Do yourself a favor. Stop by and try a few things. I guarantee you will end up trying more than you intend and you will enjoy everything. Check them out and let me know what you think.

Came here to grab some pastries. We came in to the initial area where there was hand sanitizer, a tray for your items, and tongs to pick them up. We sanitized our hands, grabbed a tray and tongs and were on our way. Tous Les Jours has an assortment of pastry items both sweet and savory to choose from. We got the danish with raisins, a slice of chocolate cake, a savory chicken curry croquette, egg tarts, and a pastry item made with a hot dog topped with ketchup! The ambiance was chill and filled with the smell of sweet pastries. Who wouldn't enjoy that? Once we chose our items we paid for them at the checkout counter which is also where you can get fresh made coffees, smoothies, and teas. The staff were very pleasant. If you chose to, you could eat and drink your items in store at one of the tables or at the long table area at the front windows with stools for sitting. The chicken croquette was good, but lacked enough meat filling. The flavors were there, but not enough of that great tasting chicken curry. The pastry was soft and baked perfectly. My raisin danish was a beautiful glazed treat. Perfectly brown and baked with a dotting of raisins throughout. The pastry with the hot dog was unique. It laid on top of a square of puffed pastry and when you bit into it, it was just like eating a hot dog on a bun, but elevated with the crispiness of the pastry making that choice worthwhile. The chocolate cake was as I said decedent, but not overtly sweet, which was nice. The egg tarts reminded me of the Pastel de Nata pastry treats from Portugal: creamy, sweet custard with a flaky pastry. I warmed mine up at home and they were good! There is plenty of parking on the lot outside the entrance, but it can fill up rather quickly, especially for a week night, which was surprising to us. All in all, Tous Les Jours is a great place to get fresh pastries when in this area.

One of my go to bakeries in Ellicott city. This place always has a great menu/selection of fresh baked goodies. The coffee/drinks selections are also very good. Plenty of room here to sitting and chill and talk with friends. Bathrooms are clean. The service here is very welcoming and friendly. They are fast with drinks orders and do a great job keeping the place clean. Of all the other bakery options in the area the quality of baked goods here seem to be more consistent and they seem to rotate/bring out more fresh stuff through out the day. The cakes here are delicious, light and creamy with fresh fruits.

Subpar pastries. Tiramisu was decent, but it's not traditional. Yuzu one was prob the best thing. Guava Pastry was very disappointing and dry; I wish it had more filling and resembled the Cuban style guava pastries. I also got a lavender matcha- but the matcha color was a dull, not bright green and it didn't taste that good. I'm questioning the quality of the matcha used. Overall it was okay, but not great.

My original review for this location was actually meant for Catonsville. I accidentally posted for Ellicott City, both are located on Baltimore National Pike. Anyway, visited this location for the first time last Thursday (10/18). I have to say, I was a little disappointed. They had a nice selection of pastries, but not as much as the Catonsville location. Customer service was a bit lacking here, and the general atmosphere of the store is not as bright or cheerful. The employees were indifferent, neither rude nor friendly. However, the pastries were delicious. I always get a few things; I had the Milk Bun, Honey Cheesecake Pancake, Portuguese Egg Tart, and the Sweet Frank Roll (my favorite of the bunch). I would probably revisit if I'm in Ellicott City just because I love the pastries.

Comfortable place for coffee, pastry and chatting with friends. You wait on your own table...get tongs, pick a pastry and pay at the register.

Came back to find that the inside was renovated! The seating areas were very clean and aesthetically pleasing. The staff here are always so kind. This time, I got the everything cloud bagel, honey cheese pancake, soboro bread, sesame bread, and matcha tiramisu latte (again!) After visiting the recently opened Tous Les Jours location in Catonsville (different owner), I must say that the food at this location appears and tastes much more authentic, appetizing, and fresh. Although the Catonsville location is technically closer for me, the major difference in quality makes the trip to this location worth it.

Hubby was in the mood for some snow ice so we treated ourselves to mango snow ice! Portion is huge and so delicious ! Service is always friendly and we had a nice table -they added more table which is nice as it always was too crowded before!

Honestly, I haven't been to a Tous Les Jours since a few years. It's a chain Korean bakery and they are nation wide and also exist in Korea. This is the location in Ellicott city located in a strip mall with a few other Korean restaurants nearby. I went because we were craving bingsoo - a shaved ice Korean dessert usually served with red bean but can add mango, matcha, etc. It was Lunar New Year so every restaurant in Elliot City was bumping. I was super impressed with the layout of this store, it looks like they've updated their offerings. I also noticed the sanitation box for the tongs - in a Korean bakery, you get a tray and add in the items you want before checking out. We went late at night but they still had a lot of items, my favorite is the red bean bun, honestly I could eat any version of it. The red bean bun here is about $.50 more expensive than the ones that I buy at H Mart and honestly it kind of taste the same. The staff is really friendly. They do answer their phones. Make sure you call them before if you want to get their bingsoo because their machine isn't always working. Honestly, there's a lot of space and lots of seating so I do recommend that you come after dinner for dessert or honestly anytime

Sooo many great choices of baked goods, from sweet to savory, from Asian to French. You cannot go wrong. The ONLY reason that I have for stars is slight confusion upon entering: At this location, walk to the left and get a tray, wax paper, and tongs. Place your delicacies on the tray using the tongs. Bring your completed tray to the line. At the register, place your tray on the counter, select drinks and pay. People didn't linger after eating, so tables opened up quickly. The room was filled with lively conversations. Lunchtime on a Sunday afternoon.

This has become my new favorite place to grab something quick and sweet. I love the self serve options, it clean, the pastries are amazing. My only dislike was the hot chocolate was not hot but thats okay, the pastries made up for it. I would definitely recommend

Still one of my fave bakeries in the area. They have some really yummy and delicious bakery items and drinks. They also now have boba! Sometimes there's a line but it moves quickly. Cute tables and separate seating areas.

Let me just start with saying there really should be a prominent sign to tell you to grab tongs and a tray and load up the pastries you want. I was a little confused at first but just observed the other patrons to figure it out. But once I figured it out OMG this place is pastry heaven. There's something for everyone! I picked up about 8 pastries to bring over a friends house and everyone had different favorites. But it all tasted fresh and flavorful. I also ordered a tiramisu matcha and that was Devine. If I was in the area I would def stop in again. The service on drinks was fast. There's only a small amount of seating so better to get items to go.

Everything was great just very sweet! Came with a friend on a weekend around 10am, thought it would be packed but there was plenty of space and seating. It is definitely more of a pastry restaurant than brunch or breakfast. We got a bunch of pastries to split. I spent about $20 with coffee. The variety is so cool and there is definitely something for everyone, it just was mostly sweet stuff! I loved the honey mochi pancakes and the egg custard tarts. Only thing I didn't love was the bulgogi hot dogs - they were cold and while you could microwave it, I didn't want it to be soggy. I ate them but it was ok. Overall, I think this place is probably best as a takeout spot for treats than a traditional eatery but I would definitely come back to try more items!

A contemporary and cozy coffee shop/cafe, Tous Les Jours offers a spectacular and delicious array of pastries, sandwiches, and beverages... coffee, espresso, teas, BLT, ham and cheese, etc. The staff is friendly and the eatery is immaculate. I highly recommend... cheers!

I'm back for my review at Tous Les Jours! Still one of my top Korean bakeries but it's a tough call between them and Paris Baguette. I actually enjoy the bread and pastries more at Paris baguette but their macarons are always my go to at Tous! Each are priced at $3, so a pack of 6 is $18, but a dozen pack is $33. That's pretty pricey in my opinion but their flavors and textures are spot on. My favorite this time has to be the earl grey. I used to really love the hazelnut brittle but the hazelnut wasn't really coming through this time. I picked out the cookies n cream, green tea, pistachio, hazelnut brittle, earl grey and salted caramel. The salted caramel was way too salty for me so that somewhat flopped. It wasn't too busy for a Sunday evening. There's still plenty of seating available but I do wish their hours were a bit longer.

This is my favorite bakery in HoCo! If you want to get variety of selection, you have to get there early. I go here once every other week and if you get there after 4pm, not much is left. Weekend is always bustling so be aware you might not have a seat. Pastries are on a pricey side but it is very worth it. A cute place to sit down and chat with friends.

We went for their Bingsoo and it was quite good. Very large portion - plenty for two people to share. Busy place on a Sunday afternoon but we found a table pretty quickly after arriving. Would highly recommend.

I recently I brought my sister here--who happens to be a professional pastry tester (self-identified) and even she was blown away by the incredible variety and quality. This bakery is a pastry lover's dream, with everything from savory baked goods to sweet indulgences, and the menu is SO expansive, you'll never run out of new things to try! They've got it all. Sandwiches, delicate pastries, and even yogurt-infused cakes that are as unique as they are delicious (strawberry and blackberry are my go-to). But let's talk about the caffeinated options--if you're a fan of coffee with a twist, their lavender-flavored drinks are a must-try. Seriously, I can't recommend them enough. They've mastered the art of caffeine. Highly recommend visiting if you're looking to TREAT YO'SELF to something special!

This was my first time at Tous Les Jours, but it won't be my last. As I was looking at the pastry options, I could tell that they're made with love. The atmosphere is welcoming and I can see myself coming back here to do school work. The curry croquette was flavorful and the vanilla cream donut was everything I expected it to be. The cream had the perfect amount of sweetness, and it satisfied my donut craving. The citron grapefruit ade was well made and refreshing. If you haven't tried Tous Les Jours, you're missing out!

Love the pastries here. A little pricey, but totally worth it. Only negative is it could be a little cleaner. Also, they have the trashcan right by the creamer and sugar. I really hope they move this. Their cakes are wonderful, bought quite a lot over the years and have never been disappointed. Their cloud cakes are so fluffy, not too sweet, and the fruit tastes so fresh. They also have savory pastries, sandwiches, and roll cakes. If you've never been here, when you walk in, turn left to grab a tray and some tongs, line the tray with some parchment paper and grab the tongs out of the sanitized cabinet. Once you've filled your tray with your favorites, take it to the register to pay. If you want a drink, order it when you pay for your pastries, they'll give you a buzzer to let you know it's ready, then you pick it on the side. By far, this place has the best pastries. Tous Les Jour means every day and it can definitely be addictive.

One of the best Tous Les Jours I ever been outside of Korea. I have been to ones in NYC, LA, OC and other locations in the states. But this one actually follows the recipes given by the franchise and does good job with quality control. There were no over proofed bread unlike many other Tous Lea Jours in the USA. The fillings for the bread tasted fresh. The inside was very clean and well organized. The only thing they could improve on would be the cashiers but they are probably just little kids trying to make extra bucks. Or at least they treated customers like they were. Nothing wrong particularly but just overall greeting and customer service skills can be improved. I sound like a boomer but gotta point out the negatives too.

Love love love it here! Not the most interactive service but the pastries make up for it. There were recent changes to the dining space, which elevates it a bit. Our favorite location thus far.

Seriously, this place is amazing! Food is so fresh. It has a sit down area which people were using to do work and hang out. There is a cafe that makes drinks as well inside. I had a vanilla chai which was delicious. I spend about 35 dollars in here but it was worth it! Picture of my haul of stuff included. That stuffed garlic bread was my favorite!

First time here yesterday afternoon and I'm sooo glad I got a chance to stop in. The best vibes!! Like a super chic coffee spot with gourmet and delicious desserts. Now, expect to spend around $20-$25 if you want multiple desserts and a drink. (Macarons are $3 each and they have so many flavors). Thankfully they do have free water and it is self service to get your items then you pay for them at the register. Prices and ingredients are posted for each item but not sure if they restock items during the day. I got the chocolate covered croissant, the chocolate coconut almond cookie, the croquette, the olive/tomato bread, & the sweet Frank roll. I spent $22 and didn't get a drink. I can't wait to go back and try the different drinks and some more desserts! Parking can be a bit tight since they share it with other businesses, and they are super popular. Me and a friend were able to find somewhere to sit pretty easily. Everything I bought was so delicious. I love that they have a balance of savory and sweet things, even sandwiches. They are open every day and I love that since that goes along with the english translation of their name. Customer service was excellent. I have no complaints! Highly recommend. Def worth the hype.

They have a wide variety of delicious desserts and pastries. The staff was friendly. Quiet, clean place.

OMG! I will put in weight! Because I want to try all bakery here! I am tasting chocolate croissants right now! It's really nice. The system also very nice here. You take one of sterilized tong and start to walk between tiramisus, Spanich feta danish, croissants, croquettes,...and more! You pick to your tray what you want and pay on the cashier... You can also sit and eat here as I did now. Coffees also nice and tasty. We also bought a few things to go! They give you little things and when your coffee ready the Little thing flashing and sirening There is a big airy place with 2 separate rooms which is good. This is my new favorite dessert place! The chocolate croissant is my favorite for now!

This is a fun bakery to try. The food is different from what I've experienced - with no description beyond a title to each item, it's a bit of a gamble on what you're getting - but that makes it fun! Everything I've tried so far has been delicious. Service is efficient, even when the shop is busy. There is inside seating, but it is loud, so if you're looking for a quiet intimate spot, this isn't it.

Delicious assortment of pastries and coffee. Lots of authentic Korean bread. Everything was delicious and fresh. Priced well! Would love to return to this chain. The service was fast and friendly and everything was clean. Overall win!

Large selection of baked delicacies! I liked the buttery, flaky, strawberry-topped croissant! The lattes are strong like French espresso, so I dialed down the amount of shots. The customer base is as variegated as the eye-catching fare!

If you're looking an Asian Cafe scene this is the place for you. Located in the corner of a plaza, this place is super popular and cute! When you enter, youll see the baked goods to the left. Everything from Milk bread to red bean buns and even curry crochets. As you make your way around, they have beautiful cakes in the display that you can purchase whole or by slice. I enjoy the variety of pastries and the quality of them as well. As you round the corner where coffees, teas, shaved ice, boba and milk teas are made, there is a HUGE sitting area. Everything I've been here, it has been packed. I didnt expect it to have so many tables to work on, little cut outs for larger groups or even smaller seating along the windows. It definitely has the cafe vibes that Im use to in Korea. Overall, this place is popular, the quality of pasties and drinks are 10/10 and the vibe is always good. Pricing isnt too bad for the area and I would recommend this bakery over the others. My favorites: Red bean bun, Milk bread, Red bean Mochi, Egg tarts, Affogato and Ube latte

I did not understand to take a tray and tongs and despite me asking an employee the procedure, I ended asking another customer. Some sort of prominently displayed sign would be cool. Sugar monsters aka children thought the place was heaven. We tried several different things. They were all good. I wouldn't necessarily intentionally drive there (15 minutes away) just for it, but if I was already in the area I would stop in Only employee we encountered was not at all polite. It's in a really awkward strip mall parking situation. There are so many places on 40 that they could have opened that would have made it a nicer place.

3.5 if that were an option. Food and coffee: Pain Au Chocolat was excellent. Nice buttery and flaky pastry with the perfect amount of chocolate. The ham and cheese croissant was a disappointment. Not enough ham. The cheese had the consistency of melted American cheese. And there was a sauce that both took away from the flakiness of the croissant and it dominated the overall flavor profile when I should have been getting buttery and smoky ham notes. Coffee was excellent. Everything else: Service was excellent. Prices were on par with other bakery/cafes like this. Plenty of parking. It's on the north side and like most places on 40 you might have to do a u turn depending on which direction (I was going East) you are traveling.

Good coffee, great food. Tous Les Jours is a Korean and French cafe. Skill pastry chefs make sweet and savory baked goods served hot or cold and accompanied by teas, coffees, and other beverages. Food service is primarily "grab and go" with pre-cooked baked goods and croquettes. Take what you want on your tray, warm up anything in their microwave if you'd like it piping hot, and bring to the counter to pay and order drinks. The food is the highlight of Tous Les Jours with flaky doughs, juicy feelings, and a beautiful assortment of flavors and textures. The drinks at Tous Les Jours is serviceable, but I've personally found their coffees and teas a little too sweet and not caffeinated enough. Tous Les Jours also serves cakes, both personal and group cakes. You can order ahead for customized cakes. These cakes tend to be more Asian style rather than French style. Tous Les Jours is a great chain to get a carb and sugar heavy start to your day real fast.

Tous Les Jours remind me of 85 Bakery in California. Plethora of pastries are enclosed in glass casings, and others are individually wrapped. Pick and choose, and be sure to pick up tongs and line your tray! It helps to go around at least once to see what's available and try out their beverages and tailor to your liking. Yes, they do have affogato! Currently, they do not offer oatmilk. Call head to check availabilities for their whole cakes. I'll have to come back and try the Blueberry Yogurt Cream cake!

Looking for something sweet or savory or both??? This is your place! This is the perfect cafe to grab a savory snack or a sweet treat while in a nice setting to do work, relax, or meet with friends. The staff is very friendly and helpful as well. It's definitely worth the trip!

This location does not know how to make a proper cloud/cheese foam on top of their drinks!! I rather go to Columbia location.

We went this morning for coffee and bites and as always, it was delicious! The coffee brewed here, however they do it, it is fantastic. Some of the best cold brew and cappuccinos that I have had. We have tried many of the pastries and my personal favorite is the vanilla creme donut and the blueberry cream cheese croissant. But, honestly, there hasn't been a pastry where I have said eww from this place yet. I have a few more to try but, my experience so far has been delicious! If you can visit and get some coffee it's a great spot to have some breakfast or lunch and chat with friends or get some work done.

I love coming in here. They have interesting baked goods in here. I would say the tiramisu is pretty good. The coffee is good, too. I'm not into bubble tea, my friend is and he tells me the bubble tea selection is great.

This place is sinfully satisfying ! All the pastries look delicious and it's very hard to decide which ones to get so do what my friends and I do. We go every so often and just get a few to try then go back and take our favorites home . Most of the pastries are laid out for self service except for the cakes and special items. Korean desserts are light and not too sweet so we end up just eating a bunch of different items. Besides they all look so pretty It's understandably crowded most days because everything's so yummy. They do have a few rooms for big groups so that's nice. Just go !

We recently visited the Columbia, MD location. This was our first time experiencing the chain and we quickly realized there would be many return visits in the future! So many things were purchased, we just couldn't stop ourselves because everything looked so delicious and it was worth every single penny (here's looking at you Milk Bread)! About two weeks later I went back and purchased a whole cake for my husband's birthday. It was boxed up and included a serving knife/birthday candles in a cute little bundle! This establishment is the epitome of "shut up and take my money"! Run do not walk!!

Very happy this bakery opened at Columbia so I don't need to travel to Ellicott City. As usual this bakery offers verities of delicious baking goods but I do not give 5 starts because I need more savory rather than sweet breads. Service is always good and ambiance is beautiful!

My favorite bakery in the area! Korean and French fusion - what's there not to love? This place is always bustling on the weekends. They have sweet and savory items, plus a variety of caffeinated and non caffeinated drinks (including smoothies, yoghurt drinks and bubble tea). My favorite are their cakes. The slices are pricey but they are worth it - the quality of the ingredients definitely comes through. We always grab a drink and this time tried the mango smoothie which was delicious. Very smooth; flavor was just right without being overwhelming. They always take some time making the drinks so be patient; it's worth it. Staff are polite and professional - no matter how busy it gets! We will keep coming back. Please open a store in Baltimore city!

SOLID Korean bakery - have a wide range of Asian breads, french pastries, cakes, coffee and bingsoo!y favorite is Taro cream bread, Garlic creamcheese, and Mochi Donut with Red Bean. Their coffee is always pretty good. I tried their mango bingsoo for the first time - bingsoo was slightly disappointing but they give you a CRAZY amount. For this location specifically, I love that they have group rooms (for 8 or more). The place is a decent number of seats but it's always crowded. If you're looking for good asian pastries or a cafe to chill with your friends, this is the spot!

As I have previously written, I am not much of a lover of sweet pastries. I was drawn to Tous Les Jours because of a cute trio of mini pigs-in-a blanket whose photo appeared in the Baltimore Banner. Now, house-made pigs-in-a- blanket with a flaky pastry crust - that I will travel for! Of course, having travelled some distance, I was not going to stop at that one item. Here is what I got: pigs-in-a-blanket, curry puff, sesame donut, red bean paste donut. And the winner was.....the red bean paste donut! Oh the pillowy sweet dough inside, the slightly glazed/slightly sugary outside! All merged together to create a dream. The pigs-in-a-blanket fell completely out of contention - the much salivated-after pastry crust turned out to be cloyingly sweet, which was not what I had in mind as a vehicle for the savory sausage. Curry puff (somewhat greasy) and sesame donut (interestingly chewy) were okay but nothing I would return for. Now that red bean paste donut....ooh! Maybe I do like sweet pastries after all.

I love the set up here. You can browse the pastries instead of standing at a counter staring, feeling the pressure to make a decision. You grab a tray, a pair of sanitized tongs, and get to pickin. Once we had ours, we stood in line to pay and place our coffee order. Very casual seating, good atmosphere. Here's what I tried: Strawberry Soboro - I was surprised to taste the peanut butter topping, but enjoyed it! The cream was phenom Yuzu Pastry - A bit underwhelming, but good Curry Hand Pie - This was the best thing we had, a must if you visit! Pigs in a Blanket - Good, standard Cinnamon Twist - Had no right being as good as it was! Iced Latte - Perfect, affordable Iced Lavender Latte - Insane, loved it We will definitely be back!

Tous Les Jours is a bit on the fancier side of Asian baked goods. Certainly a mix of Asian and French. The bread of the baked goods is really yummy and crisp. They are a little pricey as well. One baked goods could run you $5. I got a garlic cream cheese bun that I really loved. I also got the black sesame latte. It was ok. For the price I paid, I expected it to be a bit more blended or something rather than just milk and black sesame dumped together. Service at the register was fast. I was given a buzzer while I wait for the drinks. They have a microwave available and there's plenty of seating if you want to sit and work. It seemed quieter the further you walk past the entrance and counter. Inside was also nice and cool.

Attended a family gathering and someone brought in a blueberry yogurt cake from this bakery, omg this call was amazing. I've never had blueberry cake and it's kinda hard to imagine how that flavor would have come to be created, but whomever created the taste profile for that cake was on point.