Top 10 Best French Bakery Near New Orleans, Louisiana
“This is heaven to me. When I was a teenager there was a French bakery and café where I used to wait...” more
“This little French bakery serves up breakfast correctly with a spicy sausage, perfectly cooked egg...” more
“Awesome newer French bakery in New Orleans, and a nice community atmosphere with decent number of...” more
“and not what I expected, which made it all the more delightful. French bread sliced chunky with...” more
“The pastry chef is amazing!! Chocolate croissant so fantastic I ordered some cheese tomato pastry...” more
“It smelled like a sweet French bakery and I couldn't wait to try. The wait was about 5 minutes since...” more
“Yes, this is a Vietnamese restaurant and a French bakery due to the French influences in Vietnam.” more
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"This place is worth the wait. It has an authentic N'awlins feel with balconies and old world architecture. Check out the plaque at the front door dating the building back to 1776 or so. Our food was delicious. The chef was able to accommodate our request for sautéed spinach instead of creamed spinach. Literally every plate that came out the kitchen looked so tasty. I even saw a fellow diner doing that yummy food happy dance. The AC upstairs is nice and cool so don't panic if they tell you that you will be seated upstairs. They made the mimosa just right with only a splash of OJ. Thanks to our bartender. We also had a great waiter named Ethan. The true spirit of southern hospitality is alive and well here. The entire staff was friendly polite, helpful and attentive."
