Good food and coffee, but had to sit at a dirty table with dirty plates my entire meal because no one was cleaning tables. Over seven dirty tables to choose from. Even when they brought my food they didn’t clear the other plates. What??Won’t be returning.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 4
Service: 1
Celi Johnson
All the reviews are right. The almond croissant is
Food: 5
Stephanie Verley
Not friendly or accommodating. Very disappointed in their service. The food is good, so it's a shame.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 1
Daisy Pistey-Lyhne
Delicious French patisserie right near Caltrain. Walkable from downtown. Nice outdoor seating for a sunny day. Good for meeting friends or work
We loved everything we had, the pastries were amazing and the service was super fast.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Almond Croissant
Albert Bradley
If I can come here every day, I do that.They are just too good.
Rocker 1.
There cakes have really grown onto me-Presentation: 5Quality: 5Quantity: 4Taste: 5Value: 4Life is too short for bad cake and wine - If you do not believe me ask Marie Antoinette
Jennifer H.
Be really careful when you buy something there and ask for the receipt. This has happened multiple times now that they advertise a price and end up charging more. For example the goat cheese pastry was advertised for $6 and they charged $7. Their prices are already very unreasonably high and they even charge extra...Also had a Mediterranean sunset, looks like a new pastry, which tasted pretty bad. Their croissants are nice.
april zheng
Cute little coffee shop. I guess the dessert selection depends on what is left for the day upon arrival. Selection is pretty limited upon my arrival but taste is pretty good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Annie Byers
I just absolutely loved my experience here. The desserts were displayed beautifully, it was eye candy. We had two cappuccinos and an Almond croissant. I look forward to returning to try some other desserts the next time I am in town.
Delightful place with amazing tasty pastries and excellent
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Almond Croissant
Elizabeth B.
After hearing so much about how amazing Mademoiselle Colette is and how the butter is apparently flown in from France (no idea if this is true), I finally broke down and stopped by on a weekday morning. The pros are that 1) the service was excellent, very friendly, and very speedy and 2) the ambiance was very lovely and calm with soft music playing and a steady trickle of customers coming through. However, the almond chocolate croissant screamed of butter, and not in a good way. All I could taste was pure butter and chocolate. I don't think I have ever not finished a croissant in my entire life and I ended up throwing half away. In hindsight, I should have realized something was wrong since it looked like a brick and was just so incredibly dense, nothing like the light fluffy buttery almond croissants in France. Given that it cost $7, and a perfectly fine cappuccino cost another $6, the whole experience was just a little laughable. I am genuinely curious to hear what French customers think of this bakery as the prices alone are sickening ($20 for a breakfast croissant with a poached egg LOL), but I figured the prices would be justifiable in the Bay Area if the pastries are truly outstanding.
E D
Try the croque madame! It makes for a delicious and decadent lunch and comes with a good side salad. They also have a tasty cheesecake. The coffee/drinks are just OK for me and the hot chocolate was disappointing - definitely skip. Good almond croissant and chocolate croissants as well. Service is friendly although tables are not cleaned in a timely manner. This is a nice spot to have in Redwood City and has potential to be great with improved beverages/cleanliness.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
Maria Timmer
Espresso drinks are literally the best in RWC ever since they hired the tall skinny looking dude?
Good food and coffee, but had to sit at a dirty table with dirty plates my entire meal because no one was cleaning tables. Over seven dirty tables to choose from. Even when they brought my food they didn’t clear the other plates. What??Won’t be returning.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 4
Service: 1
All the reviews are right. The almond croissant is
Food: 5
Not friendly or accommodating. Very disappointed in their service. The food is good, so it's a shame.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 1
Delicious French patisserie right near Caltrain. Walkable from downtown. Nice outdoor seating for a sunny day. Good for meeting friends or work
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Sweet Kouign Amann, Almond Chocolate Croissant, Parisian Flan Slice, Pain Au Chocolat
We loved everything we had, the pastries were amazing and the service was super fast.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Almond Croissant
If I can come here every day, I do that.They are just too good.
There cakes have really grown onto me-Presentation: 5Quality: 5Quantity: 4Taste: 5Value: 4Life is too short for bad cake and wine - If you do not believe me ask Marie Antoinette
Be really careful when you buy something there and ask for the receipt. This has happened multiple times now that they advertise a price and end up charging more. For example the goat cheese pastry was advertised for $6 and they charged $7. Their prices are already very unreasonably high and they even charge extra...Also had a Mediterranean sunset, looks like a new pastry, which tasted pretty bad. Their croissants are nice.
Cute little coffee shop. I guess the dessert selection depends on what is left for the day upon arrival. Selection is pretty limited upon my arrival but taste is pretty good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
I just absolutely loved my experience here. The desserts were displayed beautifully, it was eye candy. We had two cappuccinos and an Almond croissant. I look forward to returning to try some other desserts the next time I am in town.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Almond Croissant
Restaurantji Recommends
Delightful place with amazing tasty pastries and excellent
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Almond Croissant
After hearing so much about how amazing Mademoiselle Colette is and how the butter is apparently flown in from France (no idea if this is true), I finally broke down and stopped by on a weekday morning. The pros are that 1) the service was excellent, very friendly, and very speedy and 2) the ambiance was very lovely and calm with soft music playing and a steady trickle of customers coming through. However, the almond chocolate croissant screamed of butter, and not in a good way. All I could taste was pure butter and chocolate. I don't think I have ever not finished a croissant in my entire life and I ended up throwing half away. In hindsight, I should have realized something was wrong since it looked like a brick and was just so incredibly dense, nothing like the light fluffy buttery almond croissants in France. Given that it cost $7, and a perfectly fine cappuccino cost another $6, the whole experience was just a little laughable. I am genuinely curious to hear what French customers think of this bakery as the prices alone are sickening ($20 for a breakfast croissant with a poached egg LOL), but I figured the prices would be justifiable in the Bay Area if the pastries are truly outstanding.
Try the croque madame! It makes for a delicious and decadent lunch and comes with a good side salad. They also have a tasty cheesecake. The coffee/drinks are just OK for me and the hot chocolate was disappointing - definitely skip. Good almond croissant and chocolate croissants as well. Service is friendly although tables are not cleaned in a timely manner. This is a nice spot to have in Redwood City and has potential to be great with improved beverages/cleanliness.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
Espresso drinks are literally the best in RWC ever since they hired the tall skinny looking dude?
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
nice atmosphere,beautiful taste.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5