Le Macaron

I’m glad I found this place on Unilocal.It’s a swanky little macaroon shop that has a lot class. It’s been open for over a year but every thing still looks brand new. I’m not a huge macaroon fan so I can’t really say much about ‘em, we had a box of six and they were good except maybe the Grand Marnier one. The coffee was pretty exceptional. I’d definitely recommend this place if you’re looking for a break from all the restaurants in the area or the chaos on the street.
Box of six goes for $ 18. Espresso is $ 1.5. Cappuccino for $ 2.5. They’ve got nice gift boxes too.

Most cutest shop ever. The macarons are so cute and delicious! If you’re craving sweets, I really recommend this place. Everything is reasonably priced!

A-​mazing! Walking down la Avenida Ashford, admiring all the beautiful condos, shops, and ocean breeze, I was struck by the most enticing and unexpected sight of Le Macaron!
First of all, If there’s a better cookie on the planet, I’ve never seen it, and to see such a delectable sweet masterpiece in such a beautiful location, Perfection.
At 9 in the morning they were not yet open, but at 4pm, after a day on the beach it was something to look forward to.
The interior is reminiscent of a Victoria’s Secret dressing room. Shades of grey, fuchsia, silver and of course black, Le Macaron is as chic as its offerings are tasty.
Speaking of offerings, not only is there a sizable selection of macarons, but other pastries and gelato as well! To pair with your treat (s) of choice they also serve beer, wine, vodka, gin, tequila, and coffee. If that’s not the perfect midday snack you’re doing it wrong. Bön appétit.

My friends were sad that there weren’t many flavors of gelato. They tried Praline which was pretty decent i thought.

Salted caramel: ⁸⁄₁₀
Coffee: ⁹⁄₁₀
Mint: ⁵⁄₁₀
Chocolate: ⁴⁄₁₀
Pistachio: ³⁄₁₀
Smoked salmon (!): ⁶⁄₁₀
Mochachino: ⁸⁄₁₀
Mint wasn’t strong enough, same with smoked salmon, more of an aftertaste. Coffee was fantastic and all around their macarons were soft on the inside and perfect shell around.

Super cute place with friendly staff. Got a box of 8 macarons and a small Americano. Coffee was amazing and the macarons were pretty good too. Our favorites were the rose, raspberry and pistachio!

Good flavor but there is a reason that macaroons I had in certain cities like Paris taste so good. Humidity has a great effect on these lovely treats and the humidity here is too high to create that perfect consistency of crunchy, chewy, and moistness.

My mom was skeptical to come here, because she’s used to American macarons with coconut and dark chocolate.
I’m more familiar with French macarons, since I’ve worked in many cafes/​bakeries before.
I wanted coffee and a small pastry, so I convinced my mom to troop it with me.
She already wants to come back tomorrow.
It’s a beautiful café, well lit and with cool instrumental music playing. (Currently playing Scientist by Coldplay)
They serve wine and beer which we skipped today, but plan to come back for another day this week.
We ordered two macarons, a pecan cookie, a generous sized lemon square, a pint of Perrier sparkling water, and a 12 ounce latte with whipped cream and brown sugar.
In New York, this would be $ 30 and subpar.
It was $ 15 here! And served on cute to stay plates, and everything tasted AMAZING!
The macarons were SO FRESH and practically cake! I got chocolate and praline.
DELICIOUS

What a cute place! Friendly staff with great recommendations. Desserts, coffee, and tea are delicious. If you are having dinner nearby, save this for your dessert/​after dinner coffee/​tea spot.

Nice place. Luv the music and atmosphere. Macaroons tastes good too. The staff’s nice as well. It’s a walking distance to hotels n the beach to anyone who gets a craving for some macaroons.

Very cute spot in a great area. I was so impressed with the adorable décor and intimate style of the bakery. It was quite beautiful
However the pastries/​macrons we had were just ok. It could not hold a candle to the bakeries where I live.

Good place for a snack after dinner. It’s kind of a weird place, more like a jewelry store than a French bakery. Not the kind of place we would normally go to… but we did three nights in a row. We tried 4 different kinds of macarons, coffee-​toffee being the best. (The ginger bread one had a distinct licorice flavor, ick). We really wanted the cream puffs but they were out the night we came back. We settled for the pound cake which wasn’t the best, tasted like bakers chocolate. The staff seemed like they were a bit put out by the just off the beach crowd, aloof but nice.

Delicious pastries and coffee drinks in a more relaxed setting than Starbucks.
This place has been quiet both times we visited. At first we weren’t even sure they were open, due to lack of guests, but I think that’s more to do with the restaurant next door having tables and service outside, it certainly is NOT about the quality of the pastries!
We’ve sampled their almond croissants, lemon pound cake and madalines. All were top-​notch. I also enjoyed their hand-​crafted coffee. Unlike Starbucks, the staff actually makes the drinks instead of just pushing a button on a machine (like they do at MacDonalds).
The iced tea is similarly brewed fresh to order, no pre-​made pots or concentrates.
Can’t comment on their wines, we’ve only been by for breakfast.
If you’re staying at any of the nearby resorts, skip your hotel’s over-​priced buffet at least once and try this place out. If they keep up the quality and friendly service, it won’t be long before they have lines out THEIR doors!