Tous Les Jours Cafe

This as quickly become our favorite bakery in the Twin Cities, and it continues to impress with every visit. Absolutely everything we have tried has been delectable. There seems to be something for every palate, as everyone we have brought has been very pleased with their choices. The self serve style is a bit dangerous… As it is tempting to overload yourself with wonderful pastries! Their espresso drinks are also very tasty, and the staff has always been friendly. Yeah, atmosphere is bright, exceptionally clean, and usually a bit noisy because it’s very busy. It caters to a wonderful cross-section of humanity, as we have seen young, old, and likely every continent represented among the patrons. All in all, every visit has been delightful.

I was so happy when this place opened. I’ve been here quite a few times, but only just got around to writing a review. The bakery has a nice layout, and if you come in the morning, they probably have more pastries out. Fair warning, it can get super busy on weekend mornings. Also, their cakes are delicious. They’re quite pricey, but totally worth it.

Everything was delicious! The curry croquette was a 10/10 and I highly recommend it. I also tried the matcha donuts, which were sweet (but not overly sweet), and one of the best donuts I've ever had. I also tried the cranberry and cheese bread and loved how easy it was to pull apart and the taste reminded me of a good sweet cream cheese bagel. Additionally, the matcha lavender and honey drink was one of the best matcha drinks I've tried and I absolutely will be coming back. If you enjoy sweeter pastries or even savory ones, you cannot go wrong with the amount of selection and variety available. If you love matcha and fruit pastries this is the place to be.

Good variety of sweets and snacks! I had to try a few and they did not disappoint! The cream donuts were so soft and fluffy and the cream was flavorful! We also tried the garlic cream cheese bread freshly made! And omg the strawberry cream cake was also so delicious!! We also tried the sweet frank roll but we ate it before taking a picture. Omg their tiramisu and caramel macchiato are amazing!!! A new favorite for me! Will have to go again and try some of their other treats for sure.

Tous les Jours is a great French-Asian bakery in Richfield! They have a wide selection of pastries, sandwiches, cakes, and drinks like coffee and smoothies. The self-serve setup at the entrance makes it easy to browse and pick what you like. Seating inside is a bit limited, so keep that in mind if you're planning to stay. There is plenty of parking available in the back. Highly recommend for a quick treat or light lunch

This place is such a cozy little gem! My new favorite spot! The vibe is calm and welcoming, with plenty of light and comfy seating. Great for studying, catching up with a friend, or just enjoying some solo chill time. I ordered the ube latte, and I’m obsessed! It’s smooth, creamy, and the ube flavor is just the right amount, not too sweet like any other American drink (lol), but still super flavorful. Definitely a drink I’ll be coming back for! 💜 but definitely will try others! Also tried their croissant and one of their coffee-flavored breads (I forgot the exact name, but it was sooo good). The croissant was buttery and flaky, just how it should be. And the coffee bread had a soft texture with a subtle sweet coffee flavor, perfect pairing with a warm drink! Can’t wait to go back and try more drinks and pastries. This place is such a vibe!

Amazing service!! I went to the restroom, and when I returned my drink was all over the ground. I must have set it too close to the edge. Felt bad for the workers who had to mop it up, and even when I offered to mop they wouldn't let me and were so kind in cleaning it all up. Then, when I was turned around they had placed a brand new drink on the table. You will be treated well here, their service is prompt and quick, even when the line is long it goes fast. Beyond that, the Korean bread is AMAZING!! The best bread and pastry snacks you will have. Good pricing for their quality. On top of that, their drinks are made well and delicious. Environment is great for studying or hanging around with friends and family. You will not regret a visit here!

This place has been on my list and I am happy that I have finally came. Overall, it was a good experience for me. There were so many good pastries, such as croissants, cream donuts, cakes, and breads. I was surprised that they even have egg tarts! It was very crispy and flaky. I also got the twisted donuts, kimchi croquette, and sweet frank roll. They are all good. I really liked the kimchi croquette. I would definitely come back to try out the other pastries.

I love coming here! I have enjoyed every pastry I've tried and I have tried quite a few. Their croque monsieur is DELISH! Its in the hot cabinet so its nice and melty and warm I do also really love their curry croquets. However, I do wish those were also kept in the warming thing. The interior is gorgeous and I enjoy getting my little tray and picking out what I want. I love bringing my little siblings here and letting them pick out what they'd like. I wish there was more seating! That is my only complaint I also wish that the milk bread they sold was either not pre sliced or sliced in larger chunks. The workers are constantly refilling the shelves and they check you out very quickly! I would love to try one of their cakes sometime because they are so so cute!

LOVE the food here! Each pastry I've tried has a fresh crunch. My favorite treats are the Portuguese Egg Tarts. It might be my favorite bakery. Service is efficient and friendly. Ambiance is standard, but everything looks clean and the bakery displays are beautiful!

Worth visiting if you have never been to tous les jours before but if you have visited their other locations, it doesn't really come close to the ones in New York. (I also recommend stopping by early to get a better selection) It's super cool to finally have a location in Minnesota but it's a bit lacking. Pastries were okay. It's really a hit or miss depending on the day and you barely have anything to choose from during the afternoon. I do love their cakes tho, they are sooo cute!! The service was nice, the place is great for meeting with friends or studying. The music is a bit too loud tho! Overall, I do love tous les jours and I'm glad I can finally visit without traveling so I won't complain too much lol! :D

I ordered the green tea cloud cake for my wife's birthday. The cake was a bit heavy on cream but was still good. They even included a cake cutter and also candles too. Overall, a nice place to pick up cake quickly without much trouble with more advanced notice.

When i am in Chicago this is the place to go to before coming home. Now that it is finally in Minnesota! It is a must go. This place is unique, and they have great options. I am so glad they are finally in Minnesota. I havent try all their pastries but i have try off and they have a lot of unique flavors and different types of pastries. The bread is nice and some of the cream isnt so sweet. The cake i bought from this place was sooo delicious, i would definitely go back and grab it as a cake again. I love asian pastry it isnt too sweet or overwhelming of flavor. The matcha strawberry croissants are yummy. The drink i got is alright. I rather go to a boba place for the drink. In all, if you havent been here you gotta come! It's different and has a lot of choices!

Asian chain bakery with a lot of Japanese breads and French inspired patisserie. Hip, trendy atmosphere that tells you you're going to get a very standard product between all the locations. Gives off strong "franchise chain " vibes. Got a couple rice balls and some bread. The sesame rice ball was great, but the red bean was under filled and under cooked. The red bean bun was ok but very average. About what you'd expect from a prepackaged, mass produced bread. The sweet potato sombol was the best. Soft and sweet with an earthy flavor. Not many options for Asian baked goods in the cities, so it's one of the better ones since Keefer Court closed. Don't think I'll be back, though given the price and mediocre quality. I love Asian pastry but not worth it at $4 for a small, manufactured bun.

I finally stopped in after driving by this place a hundred times! What a cute and delicious cafe! There is a nice amount of seating but it is always so busy, good luck getting a spot. It was pretty busy still at 4pm during my weekday visit, the fresh baked goods were pretty picked over as anticipated at that time of day, but there were still many delicious looking breads and treats. I ordered a birthday cake macaroon and a large iced honey lavender macchiato. I thought I better try something unique that was offered on the menu and I'm so glad I did! The drink presentation was beautiful and it was bursting with flavor. A fantastic coffee taste mixed with the honey and lavender was the perfect afternoon treat. I also thought the prices were very fair for a specialty cafe. I have to say, the layout of the store is strange and a bit confusing. It's a little unclear where the line is and it's impossible to see the drink menu before you are standing at the counter to order. It would be nice if it were positioned so you could see it while in line, or maybe some laminated menu sheets by the entrance. Overall a great addition to the neighborhood and I know I'll be back soon, as it's walking distance from where I live!

Stopped in and grabbed a few treats and it was a tough decision. Loved my choices and will definitely be back to try others. The croissant was perfectly balanced, not too sweet and complimented the fillings. They had desserts, bread, sandwiches, cookies, cakes and drinks. It was a little busy but nothing crazy.

Everything was so fresh, great flavors and too many choices to try all in one trip. I'm planning my next visit already. Yum!

Tous Les Jours cafe offers a delightful array of fresh baked goods, though their pricing tends to be on the higher side. The Ube Latte is decent, but where the cafe truly shines is in its delicious macarons and a variety of delectable bread options. Overall, a tasty experience with a few minor considerations for the budget-conscious.

This was a pleasant surprise on a day where everything was going downhill. Thanks to some previous reviews (that I read in the parking lot), I knew to grab a tray, tongs and a glove. Put whatever you want on your tray and take it to the register. They will bag it to go if you want. The one downside was that the staff member I asked to explain two items had no idea what the difference was. The ingredients were almost identical and she just said that she didn't know. They both looked like chocolate croissants to me. The don't miss item was the Vanilla Cream Doughnut. Amazing vanilla flavor (probably vanilla bean paste) in a sugar puff ball doughnut. DO NOT MISS that one. My second favorite item was the Croquette. Nice savory filling and outside. They are big on mini hot dogs in the savory items. I thought Garlic Sausage Block had sausage but it was mini hotdogs. The funniest thing was that some items aren't really labeled as to what is in them. I though the Milk Soft Bread was a milk bread and told my husband he could make a steak sandwich while I was out. Imagine his surprise when he found whipped cream inside of the bread. He said it was good but not for a sandwich. Plenty of free parking in the lot.

Took a field trip with friends here after brunch and it was a wonderful experience. I haven't experienced an Asian style bakery in MN and I can say that it feels like being in Asia. The pastries are all so fluffy and not overly sweet. I love the ube latte and they have coconut milk! There's plenty of parking and the staff are all so kind. Love the feel on the space as there's plenty of seating.

We really liked this bakery. All bakery items seemed to be made fresh in-house. The coffee was also incredible. It's really nice inside and we loved the self serve take a tray ordering to avoid the panicked rush to order at the counter. We like to browse the options and take our time. The only reason I'm taking one star off is that there was one bakery item that was misleading. There was a cheese filled garlic pastry, but the cheese was sweet. Not what we were expecting and we wouldn't have gotten it if it said sweet cheese. Also they had a pizza item we got that was cold. With a couple improvement we would give this bakery five stars. We will definitely be back.

An interesting mix of fantastic and meh. The vanilla cream doughnut is everything awesome that everyone claims, but the croissants are average and the hot and savory items tasted like something from a chain cafe (which this is). American cheese frankly has no place in a French bakery as the cheese in a ham and cheese croissant or inside a croque monsieur.

I can't believe I haven't reviewed this bakery yet! I have been to Tous Les Jours...a few (or maybe several) times and there are plenty of delicious things to order. The hours are a little strange - you would think it would be open early since it's a bakery, but I appreciate that I can pop by later in the day and get delicious baked goods. And I appreciate the rotating and steady selection of different baked goods. There are lots of things to enjoy here. If you want pastries or breads from the cases, you can grab a tray, tongs, and paper right by the door. They have a wide selection of sweet and savory breads and pastries, with some that seem to be standard and some on a rotation. They have loaves and packages of different styles of breads (including sweet breads), a case with hot items, pre-packaged items, and a dessert case with cakes and macarons. They have a lot of varieties, but I don't see that they offer gluten-free or gluten-friendly options. They also have a coffee, tea, and drink menu with options there as well. The pre-packaged items are a bit of a miss with me, along with some of the sweet breads lacking a little flavor. However, they have a lot of tasty items too. Their croquettes are super tasty (the curry one is my favorite), with a bit of crunch on the exterior of soft, fluffy bread and sweet/savory filling. Their spinach pastry and tomato pastries are both excellent - flaky pastry with a good amount of filling. The cream breads are yummy - the taro one is my absolute favorite! I generally like the soft texture of all their good and they are well-baked. And the cloud cake and macarons...so, so tasty and not overly sweet. The cloud cake is so light and they have multiple tasty flavor options. Service has generally been good here. When it's really busy the line moves a little slowly, but they carefully package up the items so they don't get squished. Most of it is self-serve and you bring it to the counter, and then cakes and macarons are packaged by the staff. Drinks are usually pretty fast after ordering, and they do have a decent amount of tables if you plan to be there. Most of the items are in the $4-6 range depending on size, so it's not super cheap but also won't break the bank. For the quality, most of the items are worth it. I also appreciate that they have a decent amount of pastries and fresh items available in the evening, so they are restocking later in the day. It's really a great location with decent parking, although my waistline tells me it's probably a bit too easy to get to, haha. I'm glad to have this bakery nearby when I need a carb fix. Once you figure out what the really good items are, it gets harder and harder to stay away.

Wanted to meet a colleague here for a coffee meeting but the 9am open time was too late for that. Instead I stopped by after the meeting to pick up a few pastries for breakfast the next day. It's a bright, beautiful space. You walk in and pick up a tray, put a glove on your hand, and grab a tong. Peruse the many beautiful pastries and load up your tray. Take it to the checkout counter for payment. Don't forget to marvel at the sophisticated decoration on the cakes in the glass case when you walk by. Oh, and do what I did as well.... Pick out a colorful macaron to add to your items. Service was great. Food was great. Need to head up here again and try the coffee.

Went on opening day and way too many times since they opened (can you tell that I absolutely love this place?) and would recommend! This is my favorite Korean bakery chain and am so happy they are finally in Minnesota! They have a wide selection of both Korean and French pastries. I highly recommend the castellas, milk bread, taro or milk cream bread, soboro and the red bean donuts!! Since opening day, the speed of service has picked up. We had to wait in line for almost 2 hours on opening day, but that is (thankfully) not the case anymore. They also have a selection of cakes, macarons, and drinks! There are also a good number of space to sit and either do some work, study or hang. Plus a spacious parking lot! Absolutely love this spot but also rip to my bank account :')

A good mix of bakery items, cakes, patisserie and drinks makes this place a great spot to enjoy breakfast. The food over all is very decent but by no means special. This place offers the convenience of a one stop shop for your bakery goods but is NOT the best place to go for them... Let me explain... Trung Nam has better croissants, Edelweiss has better cakes, Cecil's has better bread... the down side to this is the travel time to all these places. This is where Tous Les Jour shines, you can find all these things at one place. A solid choice for breakfast just know there are better offings out there. Follow me for more reviews! Thanks!

The bakery items are delicious! We tried a mix of savory and sweet (our favorites being a blueberry cream cheese item & what looked like a little bakery pizza with sausage), the location is rather small and the line was to the door the whole time we were there. There is a nice area for seating though. While the bakery items were good, the iced mocha, iced matcha green tea latte and Carmel frapp were subpar (even though the pictures looked amazing). We arrived around 30mins after opening, and would suggest going right at opening to ensure all items are available. There is a small parking lot as well for connivence. It is a bit pricy though, but for a treat worth it. Since our favorite place is now closed and the other is in Southern California we will be coming back for the bakery items once in a while.

Just like eveyone else, I was super excited to try out a Korean Bakery in the Twin Cities! The bakery is super cute and cozy and there's plenty of parking. I got the Kimchi Croquette and the regular Croquette, which is a fried savory donut type bread. I am familiar with Croquettes in Japan which are potatoe based, so the Korean Croquette which is bread based is new to me. The best way to describe this croquette is to expect a donut that's made savory style. It was good but I found that I didnt really care for fried bread....I also tried the Croque Monsieur a hot ham and cheese sandwich made the French way. It was okay, but nothing like the ones in France. For the sweet, I got the Mango Cloud Piece cake which is a sponge cake held together by whipped cream and slices of mango and the the Ube Latte, a very pretty purple drink but I found both of these items to be UBE sweet... It was fun and exciting to try out a new place, but I found this bakery to be quite pricey (my order today came to be $26.29) and since it's quite a distance for me to get there, I don't plan on going back...

Such a cute bakery! They have such cute beautifully decorated cakes for special occasions that are in the glass display! I love the setup here where you can pick your baked goods on your own and put them in a paper bag. I was so sad that they ran out of breads which I was so looking forward to trying but it is very popular and sells out fast especially early in the day where it's busy. I picked out a red bean donut and asked the polite worker for a iced matcha latte and rose macaron. The rose macaron tasted good and the matcha latte was okay. Very clean and lots of spaces to sit!! I will come again and hopefully get to try the breads!

First location in Mpls and the crowds during the first few weeks were insane. Had to come back several times as the crowds drew me away. Overall a nice alternative to supermarket pastries or high end expensive French patisseries. Recommend more the milk bread cream filling options as they are pillowy soft and not too sweet. The croissant filled strawberries with cream were nice but don't have high expectations for their croissant options. If you come during high peak days/hours expect half empty shelves as everyone hoards all they can get their hands on. The drinks are very good especially the matcha with lavender latte (strong lavender kick) and pomegranate green tea (floral notes) but barely any pomegranate

Loved this bakery every city I've tried it in! So happy to see a location open in the Twin Cities. Tous Les Jours has been very popular since opening a few days ago, so they've sold out early on multiple days. There is plenty of parking and even when we went on a sold out day, they were still taking drink orders + we managed to snag a couple of macarons. Service was great even after what I'm sure was an exhausting day for the team. We went back bright and early to get some fresh goodies as soon as they opened on a Sunday. This snack haul made my day! When you walk in, you grab a tray and tongs then load your tray up with everything your heart and belly desire. There are also plenty of fill cakes, cake slices, macarons, and cafe drinks to order at the counter. The cloud cake, ube latte, curry croquette, and yuzu pie were my personal favorites, though everything was delicious and I don't think you can go wrong here! Things I've tried: *Green Tea Cream Cake (super light cake) *Cloud Cream Cake (cream was light and the fruit was amazing) *Yuzu Pie (citrusy dream) *Chocolate Avalanche Croissant (exactly what you expect) *Kimchi Curry Croquette (curry-kimchi ratio was perf) *Sweet Potato Cake (think twinkies but better) *Ube Latte *Chocolate Macaron (lots of tasty chocolate filling) *Coffee Macaron (lighter than the chocolate) Most prices range from $3.25-$10 per item, with full cakes at $40 as of June 2023. Highly recommend! If you're patient, I'd wait for the excitement of a new place to die down a bit since the lines and selling out can make your visit unpredictable.

I got here sitting 2:30 and there was a line to get to the checkout counter. Along the way, you can grab a tray and tongs to grab your pastries of choice of what is left. The dining area is pretty spacious and clean. Prices are reasonable and since this is my first experience. Got a lunch tote as a grand opening gift for spending $40+. Will have to come back when they just open to see all the selections available. I can't wait to try the cheese souffle as I've never had it before so will see if I like it or not. I love that I don't have to travel far now for traditional Asian fruit cakes for birthdays and celebrations. Friendly staff and I love hearing them speaking Korean to each other.

We arrived on a Saturday morning around 11AM, there was barely a line, we got to the area to pick our pastries right away. If you've been to 85 degree or tours Les jour in other states like Cali, the selection here has less than other locations I've been to. However, they kept restocking the ones that were almost sold out consistently in the morning so we got really warm and fresh buns which was great. My all-time favorite from this store was the kimchi croquette. Do not wait to eat this one! Tastes soooo bomb when it's warm. They're located in the little oven towards the end of the bakery cases. Service was pretty quick and the line kept moving. Seating was a bit limited because it was so busy but we were able to find a small table since it was only two of us. The honey lavender matcha was average, nothing notable so I likely won't get it again. We'll be back to try out their cakes.

Every Korean person, I mean Asian person, I mean just everybody, was rightfully freaking out when we heard that the first Korean bakery chain opened in the entire state. I dropped everything & went on Day 2 but everything was out by the afternoon. It was so sad to walk out empty-handed on my 1st visit. Luckily, I learned to go early if I wanted items in stock. I went on a weekday at about 9:30am. It still took almost an hr to wait in line, get through it & wait for my ube latte to be ready. So plan accordingly & give yourself plenty of time here. Even though I was there early, they were still out of many pastries but luckily they kept bringing fresh items out. THE FOOD: My favs are the kimchi croquettes & sweet potato cake. I like the option of savory (not just sweet items) & the croquettes were slightly spicy & had cellophane noodles to also make it filling. You should eat these while they are still warm. The cake tastes exactly like a roasted sweet potato I'd get from a street vendor in Korea, which has a diff taste than the American sweet potato. I also liked the mango cake, ube latte & milk bread. I love red bean so had to try the red bean donut but it was overall too sweet. I liked the bitterness of the matcha brownie but it is dense & rich. The prices are actually reasonable for such fresh pastries. THE AMBIANCE: The place is cute & has lots of tables. They surprisingly don't have K-pop playing but hits from my tween years - Christina Aguilera, Justin Timberlake & Spice Girls. Once there's a little less hype, I'd def meet folks here. I'm looking forward to the day when I don't have that anxiety in line hoping the person ahead of me doesn't take the last thing of what I had my eye on. Lol. No longer do the coasts & Chicago have bragging rights over Korean bakeries. And while I'll still support other local Asian-owned bakeries in the Twin Cities, I'm so happy to finally have this popular chain here.

Short review: THIS IS AN ABSOLUTE MUST!! Get in your car now and come try this place! Longer review: Plenty of parking! It's best to come earlier in the morning since everything is baked fresh and they definitely sell out of things! The decor and vibe here is cute and very friendly for a meet up, casual date or even a place to sit and study! The service was good and very friendly. When you walk in there is a tray with parchment paper and tongs. Grab those and start working your way through the delicious items! They have savory and sweet! Everything I tried was very good! They have a bunch of different types of breads, pastries, cakes, macarons, teas, ect... The prices seemed fair for how fresh everything was. I strongly recommend the garlic cream cheese bread if you love garlic! This is made using fresh garlic so it packs a punch! It was also slightly sweet, so great for those looking for a sweet/salty/creamy/crunchy vibe! I honestly can't wait to come back and try other items!! This place really is wonderful! I'm about 40 minutes away and I'd say it's worth the drive!

I am ECSTATIC that a Tous les JOURS has opened in my vicinity. When I first saw the sign that they were opening next to million crabs - I literally started screaming and called my parents to tell them and they also started screaming. I've gone to the Chicago location many times and the Richfield location did not disappoint! For those of you that aren't familiar, it's a French Korean bakery they offer pastries cakes and coffee / tea. I went during the grand opening at noon on a Thursday and there was a 20 minutes wait. Most of the pastries were fully stocked, including my fav curry croquettes all of the pastries were fantastic - the taro milk buns are a personal fav with a creaminess and slight sweetness that is addictive. All of the pastries are not overly sweet which is why I feel like I can eat twelve and not get sick of them. Overall was so happy with the selection and impressed with the cake section too. I will be back again and again for sure.

First location opened in Minnesota for just about a week now. It is spacious inside with plenty of seatings and since everything is new it was clean. Went and waited in line at 8:40; already about 30 people waiting. Then about 50 more people came and waited. Once they opened the doors at 9 the line moved but the bottleneck was at the register. They had to pack every single pastry/item you buy individually, and drinks are also ordered here. Moved through the bakery line fairly quickly but was stuck waiting to cash out for about 40 min. Total time was 1 hour 40 minutes. Almost everything baked fresh in house. Got a bunch of bakeries that were pretty good but there are competitors in MN such as Marc Hieu that takes the edge for me. The iced Ube latte was fine, tasted more milk in it than anything else. If you spend over $40, you get a free lunch tote. Not sure when they are doing that until. Definitely more of an Asian French bakery, rather than a traditional Chinese bakery. If that is what you are looking for, you might be a bit disappointed. Would definitely go back and check them out since it's only 5 minutes from home but will wait until the hype dies down.

We went to TLJ in NYC 2 years ago and fell in love. I was so happy to hear one opened here. I wanted to avoid the craziness and went at night on a weekday. There was no wait and I was able to find 5 of my son's favorite honeydew cream bread. Service was friendly and the decor is similar to most. We will define back.

I've always loved Tous Les Jours! I'm super happy to see them in MN. They have all the treats you need. My favorite is the milk bread. Service was awesome; quick, knowledgeable in recommendations, friendly. Plenty of seating for you to enjoy your pastries with friends but no promises since it's a popular attraction. You won't be disappointed.

I l felt like a kid in a candy shop! It was so exciting that you could choose from many fun options and that everything was on display. The employees are hard a work restocking the shelves with fresh goodies. Even though there was a long line it went by fast and was made easier by all the treats you can window shop. The cakes are absolutely gorgeous! The details are amazing. If I lived closer I'd probably come by every day. The strawberry croissant and spinach croissant was delicious- they had excellent sweet and savory pastries.

I knew I was going to like this when my friend was telling me about it. I tried his iced lavender latte and it was good, and I'm not usually one to like that. When I came it was about 1pm on a Friday and they were still pretty stocked with everything. Maybe only 2-3 things were sold out. I like how the process goes. So you grab gloves, grab a tray, line it with paper, and grab a tongs. This keeps everything sanitary and is a unique process. The vibes are nice and it's more mellow inside. I grabbed a strawberry croissant, garlic breadsticks, madeleine, pain au chocolate, and I forget the name of the other chocolate croissant type item I got. I also ordered a vanilla iced latte at the checkout counter, it was delicious. I will definitely be returning. They have so many delicious desserts I want to try. They also sell whole cakes for a very reasonable price! In addition, they have a few bite items that looked delicious and would be good for a quick bite or even lunch.

If this isn't the cutest little self-serve bakery, I dont know what is. Its so bright and inviting! It's set up where you grab and tray and pile everything your heart, eyes, and tummy desire, then proceed to the register. I arrived late (4:30) afternoon, so there were still some options, but others were sold out. I think it was late enough that they weren't making more. Lots of variety. We tried a few things, a croissant sandwich, cheesy bread (kinda disappointing as it's made with American Cheese which is kinda yucky to me), pound cake and a few other things. We also got matcha tea and coffee, which were good too. Overall, It was a bit pricy, I think we got like 4-5 small pastries and 2 med. drinks and paid almost $50; I was shocked when they mentioned the total. Good amount of seating inside, parking is okay but was tight when we were there.

OMG OMG I repeat do not walk. I mean run. I repeat run to this place. This is so freaking good. Been here a couple times now and it's been so addictive the food the space is so amazing the food that these people make is a service to the community service that these people have in this bakery is amazing they are bakery goods are so addictive so again I repeat don't walk run to this place.

Waited a couple weeks after grand opening so the line wasn't so long, if you go right away in the morning the line isn't so bad and checkout was fast. Pastry and cakes were delicious but would've gotten 5 stars if they added the names on the drinks like Starbucks and didn't gave mine away and had to make me a new one of what I originally have not ordered. Will try them out again because service was friendly.

Yum! Tastes exactly like the chain does in South Korea! I especially enjoyed the coffee bun! Only con was the wait, but it's newly opened so hopefully the staff will figure out how to be more efficient as they figure out what the best strategy is!

This place is amazing, the location has a good amount of parking and seating is small but available inside. As you come in you grab a tray and pick the pastries you'd like to purchase, they also have some that are pre packed by them. Out of the many times I have been here, I'd like to share my favorites. For pastries the Taro Bread is amazing, it has super creamy taro filling inside of it as well which is amazing. Blueberry Danish is amazing as well, super creamy as well and the blueberry on there is great! The chocolate croissant is super good too, can never go wrong with any of their croissants, to be very honest if this is your first time I highly recommend starting there!! As for drinks my favorite is the Honey Lavender Iced Matcha, which is in the picture. This drink was so amazing, it's not super sweet but you can actually taste the matcha, it has a very nice balance which I can't really find in most places that sell matcha. I do want to add this place does sell cakes and macaroons which they make there, they look super tasty and good, you can find those as you walk up to check out. The people here are amazing too, they really help you out and are pretty quick with making sure you get checked out. I highly recommend giving this place a try if you haven't, great pastries and great drinks!

Such a cute little korean + french cafe! I'm so happy they finally opened one in MN:) The staff recommended going before 3-4 PM (before they usually sell out) if you want to get a wider variety to choose from. It is a little pricy, but everything I've tried so far is good! I recommend the tiramisu, strawberry croissant, and fruit tart; they're super fresh and just the right amount of sweetness. For drinks, I really like the honey lavender matcha latte (they have nondairy milk options!); it has a nice matcha taste but also the perfect hint of honey and lavender! The ube latte is also pretty good; it's topped off with a shot of espresso and the purple color is v aesthetic. The only pastry I wouldn't recommend is the sweet potato mousse cake: it's a little too potato-heavy and just tasted like baby food to me lol. Overall, I recommend checking TLJ out!

All of Tous Les Jours' breads are delicious.I like Korean bakery I'm so happy that a Korean bakery is opening in Minnesota. I waited 40 minutes but it's well worth it

It was such a fun place to stop by and pick your food... they had a great variety of foods to choose from... we were excited to try multiple options... and picked few... the strawberry cloud cake is a must try... it's soft n flavorful and melts in your mouth... it's quiet busy... so expect a small line towards the counter.. but you to pick n choose the food while you wait... would definitely go back to try more.. nice place to have a brunch date with your friends! Ample parking space available.

Really good bakery! Delicious coffee too. Had a kimchi thing and got sick a little bit. Maybe it was just my pregnant stomach too sensitive) lots of choices.

Amazing bakery/pastry shop. Everything was delicious from the bread to the ube latte to the cake. Of course, it does run on the higher end but it's worth it. The store is organized. You select all your pastry goods and then you make your way to the checkout. Highly recommend the ube latte, it was satisfying and not overly sweet. Service was good. If you can, get there earlier in the morning, they'll be more pastry selection. Nice aesthetics and plenty of seating.

Finally, this Korean bakery shop comes to the TC. I think the trends of international foods is catching on in this area. Good for the community and good for the economy. The variety of breads will amaze you (if you are not used to seeing many bakeries with Asian origin). Selection, taste is unquestionably great. Food is decently priced

Love, love the varieties of pastries and cakes. Bought a lot to try and some I don't like other o love it!! My favorite is the spinach fetas danish and the strawberry stuffed croissant. Other than the long line in and cashier line, the place is spacious, clean and organized. Good parking space. I have visited several time already where I was the first one at the door one time.

Saturday morning and it wasn't too busy but everything was absolutely fresh and amazing. We tried several things by the curry bun was a favorite. An item we've never had before and wonderfully savory and fluffy.

I always love their dessert a lot of yummy and a lot of looking delicious and tasty also taste really delicious too I can't help myself always spend over $50 or sometimes gone too far more than $100 I don't want to blame them but they make so much yummy stuff make me wanna have them all. But also the service was wonderful and i like of the cashier she was half American half Lao and know how to speak thai i love her kindness. On the top of that all the decorations was awesome i love vibes every time i been there. Definitely go back again and again!!

Cute bakery with a wide selection of savory and sweet pastries. They also sell birthday/special events cakes. I really enjoyed the vanilla cream filled donut. Beverages are not the best but good. Very fun place to hangout with your friends and/family. Staff are friendly which is always a plus.

Everything was pretty great honestly. The only negative for me was that even the savory items seemed to have a sweet glaze. 8/10 for sure!

Tous Les Jour, the new Korean bakery in town, was a delightful visit. The cute shop had modern and simple design with comfy seating. It's a great place to hang out with friends and family. I had tried Tous Les Jour in Asia before, and their Coffee bun and Cheesecake were always favorites. This time was no different. They had a variety of savory and dessert options to choose from. The drink menu was decent but could have more choices. It lacked a lactose-free milk option. However, I tried the Honey Lavender Macchiato Coffee, and it was fantastic. The lavender aroma was soothing, and the taste was just right, not overly sweet. Despite the two-hour wait on a Saturday morning, I will definitely come back to Tous Les Jour. It's a charming bakery with delicious treats. I hope the queues won't be as long next time.