Great pastries and bread. Not the best almond croissant I've ever had but definitely up there. Price is quite high for sandwiches but if that doesn't bother you, i think its definitely worth a shot.Negatives:Cooks dont wear hair nets, which is why there was a hair cooked right into my egg.... ? But also i saw the cook dude playing with his hair and just tossing it around. (he was the only guy in the kitchen i saw so im assuming hes the cook. If not then my bad. Either way, he spent his whole time back of house in the kitchen. He looked pretty young and definitely had a young guy blasé attitude.In any case, a replacement was offered which was good. Just sucks that i had to wait a long time ti...
Cute shop with nice looking pastries and cakes in the case. May have been an off day but I was disappointed with the croque madame I ordered. Instead of golden and toasty, it was pale and soggy and the accompanying “salad” was just a smattering of leaves gone in a few bites. Spent $30+ for it with a hot tea and left feeling unsatisfied. Might try again, the apple turnovers and croissants in the case looked more promising but would probably skip ordering off the menu.
+Iced oat milk latte with their house made almond syrup was one of the best lattes I’ve ever had. Wow-so many delicious layers to it.+Almond croissant was delicious+chocolate chip and fudge cookies are exceptional+goat cheese KA was unique and surprisingly well balanced-lemon bread was ok. Dense and lacking in flavorSuch a cute place! Nice and bright with friendly team members. Fair prices and quick service.
Spent a lazy afternoon nibbling on almond croissant, Chocolate Entremet, and sipping ice tea as we people watched and chit chatted at Mademoiselle Colette’s in Menlo Park. Good for adults of all ages. Google map shows the shop being in Redwood City- but my posting is about the one in downtown Menlo Park.
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There is a wide variety of pastries and cakes to choose from at this restaurant. However, the dine-in coffee cups are small. Overall, it is a pleasant experience, but if you are hungry for brunch, don't expect to leave feeling full. The restaurant does have a clean restroom, which is a positive aspect.
My son and I enjoyed a lovely lunch at this charming restaurant. We filled our stomachs and our hearts with sandwiches, quiche, coffee, and pastries. I highly recommend this place for a quick bite with delicious coffee and sweet treats.
The food was good but it was pricey for the experience. Pleasant breakfast if you’re in the area but I’d encourage you to explore your options if you’re planning on making a special trip there
Best croissant. Edit: Magical croissants. I've never had them better except for in Paris. The croissants are sorcery I tell you!
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Very good pastries and fine coffee. However the avocado toast is mediocre and severely overpriced for the quality.
Some of the best pastries you?ll find in the Bay Area. Definitely a must visit.
Chocolate Moelleux (Chocolate Pound Cake)
Organic Scrambled Eggs Parisian Ham
Alain Milliat Organic Apple Juice
Alain Milliat Organic Mango Juice
Mariage Freres 30 Bag Tea Box
Wild Vanilla Raspberry Tart
Almond Chocolate Croissant
Fresh Baked Country Bread
