Tous Les Jours Bakery Cafe -New Centreville-

I'm so glad I found this Korean-owned bakery in Virginia that serves Japanese-style bread! It's not too sweet and absolutely delicious. I've yet to try their cakes, but they look adorable. I highly recommend this place to everyone!

20251030 The strawberry cream is not as sweet as other bakeries, but fir some reasons, it left this coated feeling in my mouth. This has never happened when I ate Asian cream filled baked goods. 20251029 I stopped here because it was on the way home and I wanted some Korean pastries. I arrived a little after 5, and there were a few customers. It took a long time at the register. The Asian girl at the register was real slow, and the young man at the register was initially busy doing something, but when he was available to help it.. he was much faster. I got 3 different pastries, and ate 2 and the 3rd will be for breakfast tomorrow. The mango cream donut had way too much mango cream, and the mango cream was ok... had a hint of sour taste. The red bean donut was good. I prefer Paris Baguette.

TL;DR: the return of this location has been great! Pastries and coffee were both good This place was TLJ a very long time ago, changed to something else, and now it's back to being TLJ. The renovations/re-decorating they did is fantastic. Very clean and pretty space. Coffee comes out quickly. Only con is that they do not offer any Wi-Fi, but likely to keep people from camping out. They have a huge selection of pastries, breads, cakes, and macarons. Some of them are hit or miss, but I think eventually you will find the items that fit your personal preference. Our faves so far: ~Iced Americano ~Tiramisu Latte ~Jalapeño Cheddar croissant ~Croquettes ~Milk bread ~Macarons: the floral ones are my favorite, but not for everyone

This place is literally like my home. In love with their pastries and coffees! Inside is very clean and bright.

They have a good selection of treats and savory options along with good drinks if your looking to sit down and talk. But if you’re looking for a cafe to go sit and study at, this isn’t the one. For some reason, as past reviews state, this location in particular does not offer public WiFi and when asked, employees will affirm there is no WiFi offered. To offer an update to anyone whom it concerns; NO WIFI IS OFFERED HERE.

The new Tous Les Jours Bakery Cafe is in the Old Centreville Crossing, an area filled with Korean shops, restaurants, and the well-known Hmart, a large Korean grocery store. While this bakery cafe may be smaller than the one in Chantilly, it still offers a wide range of high-quality bakery and cafe products with an impressive array of choices. The baked goods and cakes on display are visually appealing and inviting. I sampled a blueberry cheese danish and a milk cream bread, both freshly baked and delicious, evoking the same delightful flavors I've expected from other Tous Les Jours locations. The latte, in particular, was tasty and creamy. The cafe's ambiance is characterized by its cleanliness and minimal, yet tasteful, interior design featuring neutral and pastel colors. It's a pleasant bakery cafe where one can savor delectable desserts, pastries, and danishes or enjoy delicious hot lattes with friends.

Super cute cafe! Lots of lighting. Many yummy options to chose from. Tried the ice tiramisu coffee with oat milk & it was delicious! Tried the mango cloud cake & the strawberry tiramisu, oh my! Both super soft not too sweet. Just delicious. I also had the cream cheese danish looking thing was like a pull apart bread which was also super yummy 10/10

I'm honestly disappointed with how I was treated at this location a few days ago. I've been a customer at this location dozens of times, even bringing friends and family members. A few days ago I came to this location to pick up my usual baked goods (usually about two boxes full) for the week. I was about to grab the 4th baked good from the showcase, when my tray balanced wrong and flipped over, spilling everything on the ground. It startled me and my son (who was quietly standing next to me). An employee comes around the corner, looks at me, says nothing, and walks back behind the counter. Another customer was the only one to ask if I needed help. I did the right thing and picked everything up of the ground (4 baked goods) and went to the counter to appoligize. There were two Asian workers who were talking to each other to where I couldn't understand. I explained that I hadn't finished grabbing evrything and appologized profusely. The employee then tells me that it's "policy" that I pay for 3 of the 4 items. **i went home and looked up their "policy" and nowhere does it say that I need to pay for dropped baked goods**. I didn't want to fight, so I paid for the 3 baked goods, and was too grossed out from their made up policy, that I didn't buy anything else. She then offers me "two macaroons that were damaged and was going to throw away anyways." I kindly said yes and went to reach for them as she was reaching forward to hand them to me. As I reached, she pulled back her hands away from mine, and directly put them into my 4 year olds hands that I was holding. The whole incident made me feel ick, and I'm sure they don't care, but they lost a repeated customer.