Croissant Brioche French Bakery & Cafe

A trip to Bath and Body Works led me to this cute little French bakery located just across the street. Curiosity had me walking over to take a closer look. It was lunchtime, so they were pretty crowded, but still had a few tables available. I saw delicacies in the display case that were beautiful little works of art. Everything looked so good, almost too good to eat… ALMOST. Once I ordered, I didn't have to wait long at all before receiving my chicken salad croissant sandwich. I really liked the atmosphere, the friendly employees, and of course the food, which was delicious. I left with a chicken salad croissant sandwich to go that tasted wonderful. I'll be back to try some more of the things on the menu. Great experience. If you're in the area, I recommend you stopping by to give them a try!

Great food at a great price! The baguette was really good with that nice crunch but soft center. There was plenty of beef and cheese to go with the tasty au jus. I enjoyed this sandwich a lot. The baked goods looked very good. Also, based on the number of people there, I would say that a lot of people feel that way! Parking was easy and the staff was friendly. Nice place to stop for a coffee, lunch or treat!

This place is one of my top favorites and I realized I had never left a review. I always get a large cappuccino, salami croissant with melted cheese and both sauces and croissants to go. The staff is always friendly and great baristas as well. When you order at the counter, you can’t miss seeing all the fresh desserts they make. I’ve tried a couple and I’ve loved each one. I drive from Spring to go there now, speaks for itself how good this place is.

Delish. 👌 Glad we gave this place a try. My previous Parisian attempt (different place) did not go so well. This place had a variety to choose from and was easier to modify my order (not a big fan of cheese). We ordered croissant sandwiches so not so sure how authentic that is but I liked what I ordered. I had a turkey croissant sandwich, an éclair au chocolat, & blueberry scone. My husband had a ham & turkey croissant and tea. He says it was just ok. Would definitely return.

Like finding a pearl in an oyster, I stopped in for a quick bite and was surprised to watch the staff feed trays of bread and cookie dough into a large wood fired oven and pull out tasty treats. I had a delicious French dip on a fresh batard along with a cinnamon roll heated to a delicious perfection washed down with a glass of fresh lemonade. Just what I needed to fuel my hike in the hot humid weather around Rice University.

This exciting Rice Village location of an authentic french bakery complete with wood burning stove offers pastries and breads all day. The menu also has sandwiches and different types of quiches. The seating is somewhat limited as the dining area is small, however, the eclectic decor, original artwork, and wood furniture give this cafe a cozy vibe despite the crowded city setting.