Paris Baguette Bakery Cafe

A popular Korean bakery serving up pastries and desserts! Expect a line and things to be sold out as they've only recently opened. 6+ items gets you tax free which is great. They're a bit on the expensive end but the baked goods are pretty delicious and worth trying. I really liked the coffee danish and cream cheese bowl in particular.

Paris Baguette Bakery Café offers visually stunning and delicious treats, including beautiful cakes, tasty donuts, and flavorful rolls. The variety of flavors and textures, along with respectful staff and inviting ambiance, make it a must-visit for those seeking a cute bakery experience.

Came to this cute bakery and they had so many varieties of pastries! Tried out like 8 different types and they were all delicious. There were savory kinds and sweet ones. Also ordered a pistachio white chocolate mocha and it was so delicious! Quite sweet but it balanced very well with the string coffee. Usually coffee doesn't have an effect on me but that night I actually couldn't sleep haha. Overall, for the price is rather expensive but the quality is really good. Would come back again and highly recommend to others.

Been to several of these in Korea and loved them, but after reading the mixed reviews here, I was unsure. Here is my experience:Went on a holiday Monday at around 10:00 am and there was no lineup to get in. Inside was quite busy, but not absurd. It's a different setup and atmosphere than in Korea and feels a bit cramped. There aren't very many tables. There is also a long table/stool seating area, but the cooling racks and rushing staff are right behind you. The cashiers were friendly and efficient. There were plenty of sandwich and pastry options available and in stock. My wife and I got the Harvest Chicken Salad Sandwich, Coffee Danish, Very Berry Pastry, Whole Red Bean Bread, Chocolate filled bread, medium Iced Carmel Latte and medium Cafe Latte. All of the food and drinks tasted quite good. The sandwich bread was fresh and the chicken and veggies were tasty. The pastries were fresh, fairly light and not too sweet. The fruit was fresh also. The iced coffee had good flavour and wasn't overfilled with ice. The Cafe Latte was frothy. Unlike in Korea, we got disposable cups and cutlery, despite staying in the restaurant. Would have preferred mugs. As many have mentioned here, the prices are quite outrageous. The sandwich, 4 pastries and 2 drinks mentioned above totalled $40. That's basically the price we could have paid for 2 large breakfasts at a full-service restaurant, and would have been far more filling.Overall, my experience was fairly positive. A couple of knocks on price and tight space. Hopefully they can do well here, allowing them to open more restaurants, with more space, and maybe bring the pricing down some.

I had a really fantastic experience here today. I was cautioned there could be a line up, but we were there around 10 am (weekday) and it was officially lineup-free, with some seats in store and lots of staff to help out. The drip coffee is excellently priced.I think something Paris Baguette does really well is its massive selection. They've really expanded into different kinds of croissants, danishes, Korean-style donuts, and cakes. They have whole as well as slice cakes. I bought a strawberry cream cake which was amazing (actually better than my usual fav, the whole foods strawberry cake), and the jumbo twisted donut (a classic in Korea and a must-try).I'm excited to try more kinds next time and really happy that PB is here in Canada. Just a tip to show up earlier in the day as we heard from staff that stock is selling out early in the afternoon these days.

Where do I start praising this place. It is simply amazing, the pictures do not make justice. The pastry is fresh and made in house. You can watch them make it in the store. There is a lot of a variety so you will find something you like for sure. This bakery reminds me of the old bakeries from China town but with a contemporary vibe. Also with all more options. What I like (and judge) about a restaurant or any other food place is based on how clean there washrooms are. Spotless despite the costumer volume. I imagine that the kitchen is also like that. All I could see was high detail to quality on preparing the food and handling the finished products. I am going back for sure. Yes the apple pie/strudel is great.

My review is solely based on trying their danish and baguette. Both were excellent. I wish their baguette was a bit wider though but it was tasty nonetheless. The danish pastry had delicious cream and fresh fruits. Lose the orange slice. It does not belong on the danish. Limit it to strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, raspberries and kiwi.Is the quality the same as in Paris, France? No, it's not. In France they use higher-quality butter and dough. Is it good? Yes, it's worth the money. I would definitely come back for the fresh fruit danish. It was excellent!

One thing that stood out to me in particular was the buttery flavor and aftertaste that permeated many of the baked goods. This was especially noticeable in the croissants, which were perfectly flaky and had a rich, buttery flavor that lingered in my mouth long after I had finished eating.I highly recommend Paris Baguette for anyone looking for high-quality baked goods with a distinctively buttery flavor. The wide selection of items and stylish atmosphere make it a great spot for a leisurely breakfast or afternoon snack.