Very cute little cafe with beautiful looking pastries. Seating is limited so just be aware! By the time we arrived in the late afternoon, there weren't many pastry choices left but we did enjoy the chocolate hazelnut croissant and crème brûlée that we ordered. Prices are on the high side (some cost almost $10!) but they do offer high quality so I'd be ok to splurge every now and then. Not a cafe that I can frequent often because of the high price point though. Will be back to try the other pastries in future, especially that matcha croissant that I've heard people rave about.
Jonelle T.
I love this little neighborhood French patisserie! Their croissants are buttery, flakey perfection. My favorites are the ham & cheese croissant, pain au chocolat and the pain aux raisin. The employees are always friendly and it's a great place to start your day.
Kailee P.
It is a shame the customer service is so inconsistent here because the pasties and coffee are top tier!! The people at the register vary greatly in quality of service. Sometimes I come in and they are friendly, other times they're talking to one another and not listening well to orders or seem to care about the customers. The space is also very small, not very friendly indoors if you have a stroller or wheelchair. The line can be really weird and it feels crammed when you're up against people eating while you're waiting to order. Wish the people and space was better because the food is 10/10
Katrin Goto
Oksana was super friendly and hospitable.She went out of her way to show us a wonderful time.Rebecca was very helpful and kind.We enjoyed ourselves.We will be back.Thanks ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kevin Y.
Tasty selections of pastries. Helpful and friendly staffs. The place gets busy and packed with people quickly. I didn't get a chance to ask, but I was hoping there are allergies aware and dairy-free pastries that I can share this wonderful find with more people.
Daniel K.
This place has one of the best pastry that I have had in so long. It's located right off of 28th street in Mercer island, right across the street from Starbucks. Their croissant is out of this world, I had the raspberry and almond one and it was amazing. The place is tiny but I think it can sit about 10 people in my estimation but I might be wrong and also worth checking their hours as they might only be open for breakfast. They were very friendly and took their time to explain about their pastry and it seems like they have mastered the art of croissant. The only downside is that it's a bit pricy but then again, everything in Mercer island is expensive so if you are looking for an amazing sweets in the morning, give them a try.
Ann Videriksen
Truly EVERYTHING in this beautiful French patisserie is of the highest quality. Wonderful service as well.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Troy M
Hazelnut Chocolate Croissant slaps. Espresso was also very tasty.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Sze Ming H.
BEST MATCHA CROISSANT. Ever. Enough said. Pastries are a little pricey, but worth it. Also got a raspberry croissant and orange confit brioche. All delish. Nice treat every now and then, but probably not everyday just because it's not close to me location wise. Good service too! The lady behind the counter was very sweet. I went on a weekday morning...so lucky for me not a whole lot of people.
Very atmospheric place. Nice music, nice coffee, nice interior. Pleasant atmosphere. Will come back for sure.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
le xhy
Everything is so good. Among the best in Seattle.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ivy Zheng
It’s a cute little shop on Mercer Island. The staff was really patient and gave us great recommendations. We got the Brioche Fig and Cheese. This was creamy, savory, and sweet. I would definitely recommend the matcha croissant. The cold brew and americano were ok.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Ivy Z.
It's a cute little shop on Mercer Island. The staff was really patient and gave us great recommendations. We got the Brioche Fig and Cheese. This was creamy, savory, and sweet. I would definitely recommend the matcha croissant. The cold brew and americano were ok.
Naomi J.
I'd recommended this patisserie highly, even though it is more expensive than equally delicious patisseries in Seattle (a plain croissant is $4.50 and the framboise croissant was $7.50). They don't have many options, but everything looked great and I did loved the orange brioche and the Nutella croissant!
Beautiful space. Like a little visit to Paris.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Very cute little cafe with beautiful looking pastries. Seating is limited so just be aware! By the time we arrived in the late afternoon, there weren't many pastry choices left but we did enjoy the chocolate hazelnut croissant and crème brûlée that we ordered. Prices are on the high side (some cost almost $10!) but they do offer high quality so I'd be ok to splurge every now and then. Not a cafe that I can frequent often because of the high price point though. Will be back to try the other pastries in future, especially that matcha croissant that I've heard people rave about.
I love this little neighborhood French patisserie! Their croissants are buttery, flakey perfection. My favorites are the ham & cheese croissant, pain au chocolat and the pain aux raisin. The employees are always friendly and it's a great place to start your day.
It is a shame the customer service is so inconsistent here because the pasties and coffee are top tier!! The people at the register vary greatly in quality of service. Sometimes I come in and they are friendly, other times they're talking to one another and not listening well to orders or seem to care about the customers. The space is also very small, not very friendly indoors if you have a stroller or wheelchair. The line can be really weird and it feels crammed when you're up against people eating while you're waiting to order. Wish the people and space was better because the food is 10/10
Oksana was super friendly and hospitable.She went out of her way to show us a wonderful time.Rebecca was very helpful and kind.We enjoyed ourselves.We will be back.Thanks ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Tasty selections of pastries. Helpful and friendly staffs. The place gets busy and packed with people quickly. I didn't get a chance to ask, but I was hoping there are allergies aware and dairy-free pastries that I can share this wonderful find with more people.
This place has one of the best pastry that I have had in so long. It's located right off of 28th street in Mercer island, right across the street from Starbucks. Their croissant is out of this world, I had the raspberry and almond one and it was amazing. The place is tiny but I think it can sit about 10 people in my estimation but I might be wrong and also worth checking their hours as they might only be open for breakfast. They were very friendly and took their time to explain about their pastry and it seems like they have mastered the art of croissant. The only downside is that it's a bit pricy but then again, everything in Mercer island is expensive so if you are looking for an amazing sweets in the morning, give them a try.
Truly EVERYTHING in this beautiful French patisserie is of the highest quality. Wonderful service as well.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Hazelnut Chocolate Croissant slaps. Espresso was also very tasty.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
BEST MATCHA CROISSANT. Ever. Enough said. Pastries are a little pricey, but worth it. Also got a raspberry croissant and orange confit brioche. All delish. Nice treat every now and then, but probably not everyday just because it's not close to me location wise. Good service too! The lady behind the counter was very sweet. I went on a weekday morning...so lucky for me not a whole lot of people.
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Very atmospheric place. Nice music, nice coffee, nice interior. Pleasant atmosphere. Will come back for sure.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Everything is so good. Among the best in Seattle.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
It’s a cute little shop on Mercer Island. The staff was really patient and gave us great recommendations. We got the Brioche Fig and Cheese. This was creamy, savory, and sweet. I would definitely recommend the matcha croissant. The cold brew and americano were ok.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
It's a cute little shop on Mercer Island. The staff was really patient and gave us great recommendations. We got the Brioche Fig and Cheese. This was creamy, savory, and sweet. I would definitely recommend the matcha croissant. The cold brew and americano were ok.
I'd recommended this patisserie highly, even though it is more expensive than equally delicious patisseries in Seattle (a plain croissant is $4.50 and the framboise croissant was $7.50). They don't have many options, but everything looked great and I did loved the orange brioche and the Nutella croissant!