Nadège Patisserie

We visited here today after hearing rave reviews from my son. I tried the almond chocolate croissant and a hazelnut chocolate cookie. My husband had the apple strudel pastry. I really don’t understand others’ poor reviews and I have not visited the Toronto location, but I found the staff was friendly and everything was delicious. Yes, it was expensive, but I will definitely be back to treat myself again.

Overall I give my first experience here a three and a half. There were high points and low points. I have read the other reviews and I don’t disagree with them. On this trip one staff member was knowledgeable, pleasant and helpful. The other was, let’s just say… meh.The Good…The chocolate and butter croissants were amazing. Like one of the other reviewers said, a few seconds in the microwave really brought them to life and enhanced the flavours. Packaging is beautiful and lends itself to gifting. I will say, it is not easy to carry more than one and I certainly would not want to carry those boxes while walking my dog.The Bad…Pricing was pretty steep and then they ask for a tip. Macaroons were a little dry and one of our flavours had that refrigerated taste the other reviewer mentioned. This is absolutely unacceptable when they are charging over $2 each.So, overall I had high hopes for this location. It is NOT the same as the Toronto Nadege we love. Hopefully with a little time and staff training it can mature into something special. For now, I think I will continue to support Oakville‘s other treat and croissant places.

I visited Nadege for the first time yesterday and was helped by a young worker, Tiana and she was extremely knowledgable on every question i had regarding flavour and ingredients and was very passionate that it had sold me a little too well, I ended up buying way too much; with zero regrets ofcourse. She gave amazing recommendations that i had to come back the next day and purchase. Very clean store, clearly fresh products, all welcoming staff and very pleasant and aesthetically pleasing interior for dining. Thank you! So rare to see now a days!

I’d have to agree with the overall consensus of other reviews that this is way overpriced for what it is and not as good as the Toronto location. The auto tip feature at cash is frustrating. I understand needing to pay service staff a reasonable wage but when you’re charging $10 for a donut, you should be able to find room in your budget. Overall there are much better places to visit in the area.

I absolutely adore the pastries and coffee here. The staff is consistently cheerful and delightful to interact with. My only suggestion would be to enhance the outdoor seating area, perhaps with a charming La Paris" style ambiance

Honestly, it used to be pretty great. I've bought bread there several times, including regular priced items and to good to go specials. But recently I've noticed a problem, the portion sizes have gotten significantly smaller. I recently bought a large surprise bag, but the contents are the same amount and variety as the small bag I used to buy. I hope you can have a fixed standard, at least the price tag on the app should be met

Went to Nadege as research for an upcoming article:1. Location - excellent (literally a short walk to the waterfront)2. Ambiance - adorable cute, lovely place to bring friends and hang out3. Service - excellent, Ghaydaa was upbeat and fun while being attentive and professional. I had a wonderful experience there.4. Food - I had a very delicious egg sandwich on a croissant with bacon cheese and tomato. Thumbs up for that. Plus the decadent cappuccino on the side made me feel so spoiled. I brought home lots of pastries. My family (used to my questions about salt level, butter levels and so on) all loved the flaky tasty pastries. Sweet but not overly sweet.5. Giftable - Going to visit and you want to bring something? Here you go! The beautiful packaging at Nadege and lovely looking pastries make this an excellent gift.Honestly, I believe Nadge deserves a seat at the One of the Best Bakeries in Oakville' table. The obvious attention to detail tells me that a lot of care is taken in every aspect of this French pastry shop."

During our bike ride, we happened to come across Nadège. It was a delightful experience, with delectable pastries and coffee that simply couldn't be overlooked. I definitely plan on visiting again in the future.

A case of 'looks better than it tastes'This location looks elegant but the food is genuinely terrible. With a price that rivals the most expensive patisserie in toronto, you would expect the pastries to at least taste good. Croissants were old and had a strong egg flavor that makes you want to gag! With so many dessert shops around lakeshore, save your money and your appetite for somewhere else.

Nadege is such a classic spot for your baked goods and entremets. I was surprised that when I went on a Thursday evening before closing they still had basically all their pastries available!I ordered through too good to go, but still their desserts and pastries were flakey, just amount of flavour and overall good quality even if it was end of day.Staff at this location overall is good. Friendly and efficient.