The almond croissant I bought was almost $7 after tip. It tasted old, like it was a few days old normal croissant that they rebaked with frangipan. Nothing like the almond croissants I ate in france. Though better than an average american one, I suppose. maybe their other food is better but its just too expensive when the dunn bros croissants on grand are even better and only $3.
The pastries are excellent!! Some of the best crossiants in town. You really can’t go wrong with anything. My favorites are the ham and cheese crossiant and classic crossiant. The coffee is pretty good too! The service is always friendly and professional.
Really expensive. But that chicken salad sandwich is crazy. $14 for a chicken salad sandwich hurts me deeply but I think it was worth it
I’m not from Minnesota. I was visiting and stumbled upon this little gem of a bakery. It’s understated, especially across the street from a nice Whole Foods and Yum’s but this place is worth a visit! A small brick and mortar shop with amazing pastries and baked goods. I didn’t get any of the hot food options but my suggestion to those who like cakes, get the sour cream coffee cake. This was next level, baked to perfection with very good flavor. The textures were prefect, this was like something straight off the top chef show. The price verses portion gives you a great value as well. This is the perfect establishment to have a coffee and cake date. There’s not a lot of room inside, but I was lucky enough to have a seat each time I visited (keep the businesses limited seating in mind if you go during peak hours*)
I swung in this patisserie while my husband picked up a cake next door and it was so cute! The assortment in the display case really did remind me of being back in France. The man that helped me was really nice and didn't pressure me while I indecisively stared at everything. I devoured a chocolate croissant before taking a picture (oops!) and got my husband a blueberry muffin that he said 'was really good and soft.' I also grabbed the most beautiful baguette for later. We'll be back for sure!
Pretty expensive for small, kinda dry pastries.
Amazing pastries! Hands down the best croissants and quiches you can find in the area.
Fantastic pastries and the best quiche I've ever eaten.
Nice little cafe with limited food choices. When you compare with BreadSmith nearby, you don't have a wide range. I didn't like when they charged $20 for a flat coffee refil. For me that is bad customer service and telling me not to come again.