"Looking for a place for a first date, well invite the one you admire and head over to Paris Baguette. This place is an up scale 85 degrees with an Parisean theme. The place smells great once you walk in, to your left grab a tray and indulge what you see. They have a plethora of choice croissants. My favorite is the Coffee Donut Croissants with coffee filled cream. My wife's favorite is this strawberry croissant with fresh strawberries. Also if croissants are not your thing they have a refrigerator section with other options. They also have an extensive dessert section as well. In addition their coffee is really good as well. Overall Paris Baguette is a chill, classy spot great for a first date or a place just to grab a cup coffee. Everything is priced at a reasonable value for the quality that you're getting. I just can't get enough of this spot."

"We stopped into Paris Baguette on a whim during our date night after visiting a nearby escape room, and I’m glad we did! The inside is beautiful, with a huge selection of pastries and treats to choose from. We picked out a few goodies along with some coffees, and everything tasted great. The only downside is that it’s a bit on the pricey side—but overall, a really nice spot to stop and enjoy something sweet."

"We had gone for shopping to the mall and casually discovered this place. Got the last eggless chocolate croissant and drip coffee. This is an epic combo, highly recommend! There were lot of eggless pastry options. Good idea to grab breakfast from here when we head out for a road trip early morning as it opens at 6am."

"The newly opened French bakery Café (was told owned by Korean) looks charming, spacious and very French. Loved the blueberry chiffon cake slice. The size is big given its $9.5 price tag."

"Visually Appealing Pastries, But Lacking the Experience This pastry shop presents itself as an upscale destination with beautifully arranged pastries and a modern ambiance, but unfortunately, the dine-in experience falls short in many important ways. To begin with, there’s no real service for dine-in customers. You’re expected to bus your own table, pick up your own items, and even handle the delicate task of removing plastic wrapping around each cake—which can be surprisingly difficult. In fact, my wife accidentally damaged her pastry while trying to peel off the plastic, and it took away from the whole experience. It’s the kind of task you’d expect a staff member to help with, especially at this price point. Speaking of price, each pastry is around $8, and the portions are quite small. While there’s a good selection, including some visually impressive options, don’t expect an authentic French patisserie—you’ll find items like donuts mixed in, which can feel a bit off-brand if you’re coming in with that expectation. The utensils are plastic, even when dining in, and no plates or silverware are provided. It makes the in-store experience feel more like a takeout café than a premium pastry destination. On the upside, the coffee is decent—nothing extraordinary, but a good alternative to Starbucks if you’re nearby. The shop also offers a quiet space, making it a decent study or remote work spot if that’s what you’re after. However, the staff’s training could use some improvement, particularly in how they handle and box pastries. If you’re hoping to gift something special, you might be underwhelmed by the presentation and packaging. In short, if you’re looking for a genuine French bakery experience or a special dine-in moment, this may not be the place. But if you’re just after a sweet treat, a casual coffee, or a calm place to read or work, it has its merits."