Paris Baguette

Fairly big location to satisfy carb cravings.
The canele’s are my favorite although they’re not always in stock. Haven’t figured out when they have them.
The birthday cakes are another common reason to come here, they’re very pretty for an asian style, less-​sweet cake. Also come in a nice box. Not that cheap though.

Food is nice, but what an absurd decision to remove outdoor seating right before spring. Has corporate ever been at an ACTUAL European Café’? Sorry but I have begun taking my appetite elsewhere, where outdoor seating is available.

I’ve been to this Paris Baguette a year or two ago when it first opened. I was disappointed then b/​c the pastries were too sweet and oily. Plus, the selections were just so-​so, mostly fancy donuts and croissants. I felt it was slightly better than what I’d get at Lucky’s or Saveway’s. Anyways, fast forward some time, I was in the area today and decided to check it out. My son just finished his dental appointment, and I wanted to treat him to something nice (he’s six). I was pleasantly surprised by the new goodies — there are more Asian style buns (red bean paste with cream puff, custard, chocolate, fruit, etc) all very light, not overly sweet or greasy. They also have cakes, tarts, pies, macaroons, etc. plus good selection of fancy coffee/​tea/​latte/​fraps. The venue of this location is big with open space and plenty of tables to sit, bright and inviting. Good place for a quiet hangout. (It was quiet during the hour we visited, which was Saturday around 1pm. Most of the customers were parents with a young child or lady friends hanging out).

Bland cakes with piled on whipped sugar. Eat too many pastries you’ll chalk up on the saturated fats. A bit overpriced for «hot sandwiches» and too many calories in those too. Drinks are pretty decent, and most of the baristas do a good job on art.

Paris Baguette is bakery that combines many Korean pastries with more French-​style offerings. You’ll find red bean cakes and chocolate croissants, sweet potato bread and raspberry cream cheese pastries. Other menu items include pre-​made sandwiches, «cronuts,» and refrigerated cakes.
I have yet to find any items that really sing to me like I found at 85C. From what I’ve experienced, all of their laminated doughs need more rise and lack a good flake. The chiffon cakes are a bit too sweet but are nice and light.
Surprisingly, I really enjoyed the red velvet macarons. The flavor was nice and strong, the shell was dualistically soft and hardy, and the ratio of shell to filling was spot-​on.
From what I saw, Paris Baguette doesn’t list the times that its pastries were baked or when the next batch will come out. If you don’t come in the morning, whether or not your chosen pastry is fresh will be hit-​or-​miss.
I’d say that Paris Baguette is the weakest of the Asian bakery chains. I prefer KeeWah and 85C.

I’ve always liked getting my breakfast pastries at Korean bakeries! my first experience was in LA where I used to live. they have a much higher quality of breads n pastries compared to the Chinese ones, tho they come in a smaller size.
I used to frequent the Paris Baguette on El Camino often for my pastry needs, but that store is pretty small n the seating is kinda limited for those who wanna stay n hangout with friends. so I was over the hill when this location opened in Cupertino! it’s located in the Target plaza on Stevens Creek across the street from Philz n Rubio’s. the store is spacious n even has long tables for groups of ppl to sit at. they also have a few tables outside for warm days.
their breads n pastries all look too cute to eat! (c pics.) they r total dainty little works of art. the sizes r a bit small especially the one bite pastries, but of course the price is lower for those. if you’re looking to b full with one pastry for breakfast, u should definitely just buy 2. (y not? try another kind.) their cakes r all under glass n look absolutely YUMMY. those cost around $ 30+ for just an 8 incher but they r worth it! if u want the cutest good quality cake, it’s always a good bet. not too sweet too. their puddings r one of their popular items. the glass bottle is reusable so it’s cool to take home. (I probably have like around 8 in my house. no, I’m not a hoarder. really. not.)
the item I would skip would b the Cronuts they make. they r way too oily. the oil each one leaves on a napkin is just gross.

The slowest checking register in entire Cupertino. While writing this review I can see 3 ppl are working on one order.
First one is putting the order in box, other is packing some pie that the customer asked from the shelf, and third one is entering the order in the computer.
What a joke as they are too slow and seemed confused.

5 stars for the pastries and drinks. Paris Baguette never disappoints in quality.
0 stars for the stank ass attitude of the chick working the cashier. Don’t chastise your customers about the stupid drink being already made and waiting when you just told me it was still being made. Trick.

Wait for a cup of Americano around 25 minute (13:39 order, got at 14:06), and got a impatient face from staff after softly remind her. What the service…
And Looks like I only got ²⁄₃ cup as picture show!

This has a great atmosphere. The variety of pastries looks amazing! A great place to have lunch or get together.
Parking is accessible.
Delicious coffee beverages.

I just want to start off by saying that the bread/​pastries here are okay. nothing special and I prefer 85 C Bakery’s breads over the ones here. But let me tell you about the cakes here… SO GOOD! My review is solely for the cake I ordered from here the other day because it was amazing.
I love how easy it is to place an order for a cake at the Paris Baguette locations. You can do it online and I think as long as you place it about 1 – 2 days ahead of time, you’ll be fine. I ordered a tiramisu cake for my mom’s birthday and was surprised at the price ($ 37 before tax). I honestly don’t really have an idea for cake prices nowadays. I know they’re not cheap but $ 40 surprised me for a 9′ cake. Regardless, I got it anyway and I’m sooo glad I did because it was worth every penny and literally tasted like heaven. Both my parents and I LOOOOVED it!!! The cake wasn’t too overwhelmingly sweet and the actual cake part of it wasn’t soggy. I’m pretty picky about tiramisu and I only really like how certain Asian bakeries make it so I’m very glad I found my new favorite place for it!!! It’s safe to say I’ll be coming back here in the future for their cakes (mainly tiramisu).

My sandwich was small and was decent but nothing stellar. I had one of their cold turkey sandwiches on a baguette, it came with a small side salad which was also decent.
I also had a chocolate croissant from here on a separate occasion and it was sort of a let down. Maybe I hit this place on its off days as most of the items (on the menu and on display) SEEM tasty and fresh.
Some of the staff was young and immature, two of the male baristas were goofing around while I was waiting to order, nothing too bad but it was slightly annoying.
I’ll try them again sometime and hope for a better experience both food and service wise.

It’s almost like visiting Hong Kong, France, Korea, and Philippines all in one shop! Let me explain…
Hong Kong — Well, it’s like a Hong Kong bakery that you’re used to here in the bay area (Sheng Kee, Kee Wah, etc.)
France — Duh, the name.
Korea — Isn’t this actually a Korean chain?
Philippines — ‘Cause I’m sure my fat ass will be there when you come in!
Tons of excellent pastries and cakes here. As I mentioned, it’s like a Hong Kong bakery, so pick up a tray (and parchment paper), and your tongs, and load up that tray to your heart’s content. It seems there’s a bunch of places like this nowadays (85C, anyone?). Personally, I love the concept, and even more so, when the pastries are freshly made, which they are over here.
Also, variety will never be an issue here. While they have their «usual» selection, they also always seem to have new pastries to mix it up. This last time I tried a bombaloni and a crunchy choux puff. Both were good, but I’ll stick to my favorites like… oh hell, I can’t remember all the names! But, most of them have fruit and custard on top of a croissant-​type sweet dough.
Lastly, don’t be afraid to try the savory offerings, as well. Some of them look weird, such as the hot dog and cheese inside a folded piece of bread. But, it’s actually, pretty damn good! I was pleasantly surprised.
They open fairly early, but be careful, as they don’t have most of their pastries until 11am or so. They also have an eating area with free wifi, I believe.
Service is hit or miss, but most days the people working the counter are pretty cool.

I love buying bread and pastries here since it’s all prepared out nicely. I like how all of the Paris baguette stores are presented like a little French bakery. The twisted sugar thing is so good and crunchy. The milk pudding thing in the jar is creamy and milky. Love their cakes also!

Their shaved ice is a must try for the hot summer days!

I love their crunch sandwiches! Find them in the open refrigerated area right in front of the counter next to salads and paninis that they heat up for you after purchasing. These four rolled sandwich bites have a croissant exterior filled with chicken salad, sliced grapes, lettuce, and crisp cucumber slices. Yum!
Paris Baguette’s the first place I’ve ever tried a cronut, they even have blueberry, strawberry, mango topped croissant doughnuts! Their mini cream cheese walnut pastries kinda leave me hanging (not big enough to satisfy my hunger) but they reduced the price from $ 1 to 75 cents! Unless the other locations charge more…
I’ve discovered their royal pudding in those cute mini glass milk jars. Original and mango are quite tasty, haven’t had the pleasure of trying strawberry and cappuccino yet. The small grey spoons are adorable. Smooth and creamy, this beats caramel flan any day (comparable to crème brûlée minus the caramelized surface).
My usual boxed to go order includes cream puffs, a raspberry cream cheese pastry, a regular cronut, fruit tarts, and something new when I stop by. Single bite pastries seem to be the new thing, though it would take at least 3 – 4 to finish it.
Can’t wait to try one of their velvet iced teas! Don’t mix to get the full effect. Available in almond or Orange flavors.
*Pearl teas and espresso drinks offered
I actually sat down at this location and it’s pretty big, higher ceiling and what not. Prior to my transaction, I was perusing the displayed cakes behind the glass and friendly employee August cheerfully asked if I needed help with anything. He also rang up my purchases. It’s nice to receive welcoming service.

Super spacious and never too crowded Paris Baguette very close a Target. That is a mega deal:) Flaky croissants next to good deals, who can resist? Caffeine at this Paris Baguette is very good, but would be nice if these cute kids in French uniform do nicer drawings like hearts and flowers ;-0. Seriously, I like the big tables where you can gather with a group of friends and even saw people enjoying a arts & crafts session. I like the spacious and the fact you don’t have to elbow anyone to get your cronut.

For a special birthday, I ordered a beautifully decorated chocolate cake with chocolate ganache and chocolate glaze for $ 32. As a cake maker, I was disappointed that the cake had only a paper thin layer of ganache. People who like chocolate, like myself, want ganache! This 9″ cake layer was pretty much just cake. Originally, I saw slices of Opera Cake and wanted to order that cake whole, but PB doesn’t sell the cake as a whole, only in slices. If PB ever wants my cake business, they’re going to have to learn that Americans like frosting with their cake.

This Paris Baguette location is in walking distance location from my office so I go get breads for lunch once in a while.
Few of my favorite bread choices are the Pineapple bread, hash brown bread and some kind of grilled hot dog bread. They definitely have a lot more bread choices than 85 Degree C, and usually they are on the sweet side which I like.
One other highlight is their cakes — especially their chiffon cakes, all kinds! Out of all, i like their Blueberry Chiffon Cake the most but their Green Tea flavor is very good as well. I bought these cakes to multiple birthday parties and almost all my friends had positive reviews about them. So good!
There are also quite a few drinks choices on the menu — I tried their coffee and a few other specialty drinks before but nothing too memorable.

Came by the other day for a fresh cream slice of cake. The staff was friendly and welcomed me upon entry while in their uniforms with name tags…(think Foot Locker!)
They were efficient with their service and accept credit cards with no surcharge.
The fresh cream cake was excellent. Super light and not too sweet! :)
…$ 4.25 for a slice of cake is pricey…