Paris Baguette

love their cheesecake and cupcakes. So delicious and such a great taste. It would be good if they have delivery service. love to sit out with friends and chat while drinking their super latte. they have takeout and thats so comfortable when u are in hurry and have no time to sit around. Also you can take their sweets for every occasion and everybody would be satisfied

The availability of baguettes has improved recently, therefore I am changing my review from a 1 star to 3 stars.

Bread is still good. But they really don’t like to scratch my shaved ice itch. To add on to my shaved ice woes from my previous review, I came here a few weeks ago to get some shaved ice. I came in the afternoon so it wasn’t «too close to closing,» since that seemed to be my issue before.
But no, shaved ice issues still persist. Apparently they don’t make shaved ice in the winter despite it being on the menu as plain as day. Why not cover it up or remove it if it’s not available for the three or so months that constitute «winter»? What baffles me is that their menu is even digital. If covering it up is too unsightly, they can remove it from the digital menu temporarily! I just don’t understand why they would keep it on the menu with no indication that it is not available.
I left with one piece of bread that I didn’t even want, simply because I didn’t want to have driven all the way there for nothing.
I hate that I like their shaved ice (when it’s available, ha!) or else I probably would not bother coming here since there’s a bigger bakery with delicious bread (and better drinks) in Pasadena.

Love this place. I was recently introduced to it and became instantly obsessed. Great pastries and yummy coffee.

This place is great and the prices good for someone on a budget. The pastries are beautiful and fresh. I had the strawberry pastry and the pea paste bread. The pea paste is an acquired taste so only get one if you know what to expect or are an adventurous eater. There’s plenty more to try! The coffee is only so-​so, but it does what it’s supposed to and is inexpensive. Get your coffee snob friends some pastries to go and they’ll have no complaints when enjoying them with their favorite cup of joe.

My mom introduced this to me to Paris Baguette when she dropped off some sandwiches for me from here. She also brought back some other pastries, and I was impressed how delicious the cinnamon rolls and croissants were. We came back a week later to try some new goodies.
When you enter the bakery, you get a tray and tongs, and then you collect your pastries and baked goods on a tray. You can definitely get carried away here. So far, I’ve tried their pancake filled with green tea and cream cheese, roll stuffed with ham and cheese, a croissant filled with a hot dog and cheese, and a chocolate filled croissant. It probably came out to less than $ 10!
Paris Baguette is such a great place to come for a snack. They bake fresh pastries that come in rotations, so hopefully your favorite baked good will still be intact by the time you get there!

Oh man what a great place !!! So many unique flavors. Yams, red bean, green tea, sesame are just a few of there pastry flavors. There in house cold coffee is absolutely delicious that I had to buy two !!!
Prices are reasonably good!
Parking is easy!

Wow. Very impressive pastries and coffee quality. Coming from NYC, my expectations are high and this place deserves 5 stars for the cleanliness, quality of food and coffee, and service.

Paris Baguette is what my dreams are made of. Aisles of flaky pastries, both sweet and savory, macarons and light, spongey cakes. Grab a tray, walk around to see what looks yum, and use the provided tongs to pick up whatever you want.
Their croissants have sweet glaze on top that I’ve never experienced elsewhere. Try the ham and cheese croissant and the croque monsieur! The sugary top and cheesy meat work so nicely together. The only problem with Paris Baguette is that it’s all terrible for you and you can’t really ever go there unless it’s a special occasion or something!
Oh, and the cups are ADORABLE.

I bought a chocolate cake yesterday from Paris Baguette for my mom’s birthday, and the cake was a huge hit with my refined-​palate family. My mom, who is Lebanese and raised with French culture, went on and on about how lovely the cake was. Even my little nephews loved it so much. The cake was light, mild, airy, and not too sweet at all.
The cake was also beautiful, and served with the very thoughtful touch of a cake knife, three lovely candles, and two matches. Thank you Paris Baguette for remembering the details. :)
All in all this foodie was happy with the cake. Personally, I don’t like desserts that are too sweet, and this cake absolutely passed the sweet test for me.
It wasn’t a cake I’d particularly seek out again, but I definitely would return to Paris Baguette to sample some of their others flavors such as the strawberry-​and whip-​cream cake (which happens to be one of my favorite kinds.)

There’s a Starbucks across the street from this place. I feel bad for those people because they’re missing out on some delicious coffee and pastries. This place is great. Every time I head out this way I will make sure to stop here for some coffee and something to eat. This is also my first time being here.

Who doesn’t love delicious pastries. This is one of my favorite places to go to grab some delicious baked goods for my husband. Some of my favorite items I like to get are the mochi, strawberry pudding, strawberry shortcake, garlic croissants, fruit tarts, and more. The only down side, is they are super popular, and sometimes they run out. The prices are extremely affordable, so you can go overboard sometimes by buying too much. Parking is reasonable.

This place does well with neat presentation and cleanliness.
It does not however have non-​fat options, so make sure you’re coming to splurge on calories.
The food is delicious and the atmosphere is cute.
If you’re seated inside be sure to bring a jacket, the AC tends to run a little high.
Good for breakfast or snacks!

Was at the plaza and decided to get some decaf coffee before leaving after spotting this bakery. I was very impressed on how organized and clean the inside was. The pastrys were very organized and displayed all around under glass and even named and labeled from ingredients to calories per pastry!
Most of all which is why I am rating this a ⁵⁄₅ is because of the gentlemen (asian guy cashier) who took my order. He told me the decaf would probably be cold and that he will steam it up for me if it was not up to par. I was not upset about this but was thankful for him to being honest while I was ordering. Any other person could have ignored this fact and having cold coffee would have been a turning point on my experience. My steamed decaf coffee actually tasted very good so I will deffinetely be back to try their pastrys next time and maybe ask them to steam the coffee from now on. Haha.

My favorites are the savory pastries. My new favorite thing is coming in here for lunch for a carb explosion. Who knew you could stuff so many different types of savory items into a croissant or puff pastry?! Sausage? No problem. Hash brown? You got it. Curry? Puh-​LEASE. They got that. It’s a fob’s dream come true, and is proof positive that no matter how Americanized I say I am, deep down I’m a Japanese salaryman.
Also, it’s damned cheap. $ 5 will have you eating like a king. But not a super fat European king. Like a trim and fit king who does Crossfit.

I really love the Paris Baguette in Koreatown so I was thrilled to find one closer to home. I came here on a weekday morning and it took all of my willpower to resist buying all the pastries. ALL OF THEM.
Major pros here:
— the staff is über friendly
— the prices are low
— the pastries and coffee are delicious
— there’s a fairly spacious parking lot (especially compared to other locations)
My most recent trip led to me getting a small sweetened iced coffee, which was plenty big, and sweet enough. Plus it just cost me a few bucks. If you’re looking for a sweet treat for pretty cheap then Paris Baguette is the place to go.
I will be back, Paris Baguette, oh I will be back!

Too much goodness for one bakery. When in the area, I do stop by for at least one of their delicious pastries. I although did come to conclusions that I spent too much time trying to choose which pastry i want.
Today I walked in and was greeted right away by a nice young man. He asked me if I needed help to ask him. I went into my own world taking pictures and literally looking at every single pastry one by one (yes i did have time). I got the mocha bread, finally, which is HEAVEN in a bag. It was so fresh and delicious! I had told myself to just eat half and take the rest to my mom and brother but when i got home i ended up handing them an empty bag. I literally ate the whole thing in less than 10 minutes with their freshly brewed coffee.
The prices here are very affordable and if I did live around the area I would probably be here every other day! Everything looks fresh and appetizing! I cannot wait to be down in the area to grab another pastry!

The parking is complete nonsense here. People doublepark… in a tiny lot!!!
The chiffon cake I ordered here isn’t as «fluffy and light» as the ones I’ve picked up from Koreatown, which is a shame. At least they do have most of the same pastries to choose from vs. the other PB locations.
Honestly, this one does fill the need, but I think for authenticity, I’ll make the trek over the hill to Koreatown locations.

Decent selection of goodies and pastries, clean location but not as much seating as the LA location.
Staff are cordial and accommodating. Americano is served nice and hot. Parking is shared in mini mall, but I’ve never had problems finding parking at this location.
The turnover of their pastries is high, which is great so you know your getting a fresh batch.

I did go back (because I am such a pig) and saw more pastries. I saw a lot more tarts and breads. I got myself a sweet potato stick ($ 2.10), blueberry yogurt cronut ($ 3.50), and royal vanilla pudding ($ 2.75). I also took a small sample of sponge cake with some chopped up strawberries and whipped cream.
The cake I sampled was good; it was your typical Asian cake. It was not overly sweet, but super airy, and fresh. The sweet potato stick had a beautiful caramel-​like outer layer; it was not overly sweet and super flaky. It is a perfect snack. The cronut was a bit greasy, which I guess is not so surprising. However, it was quite flaky and filled with delicious tangy blueberry yogurt cream. I have not tried the vanilla pudding yet, but I know it is going to be delicious.
The moral of the story is that don’t visit a bakery near its closing time. I’ll definitely bring my boyfriend back to this location during the day!