Le Macaron French Pastries

Yummmmm! Loved almost every flavor I tried. My favorites are rose, coffee, and coconut, and lemon.
Very cute shop. Super friendly service. Will be back to try other flavors they introduce as the seasons change.

Located in Celebrations area of Disney. We just happen to be walking around and stepped into this place.
Macaroons are expensive, but very delicious. Skip the gelato, it’s ok… nothing beats NYC Gelato. Back to the macaroons, it’s fresh, delicious and soft. Love the texture of the macaroons. We got the raspberry, coconut, chocolate ones and the green ones that i cannot remember.
Did i mention expensive. Such a clean store.
They lost a star cause the service is slow. Other that, it’s grrreeeaatt!!!

The macaroons are divine. 5 stars could of happened, but the customer service was weak. I try to be friendly where ever I go, The lady behind the counter was kind of snobby. Again the macaroons were delish. We will return. Or try the one in winter park.

I’m not a macaron connoisseur by any means, but this stuff wasn’t bad! I don’t think I would know a bad one, I would only know if I didn’t like the flavor! haha I got the coffee, pistachio, black currant, chocolate and lemon! Unfortunately, my boyfriend ate all of them except the pistachio so that’s the only one I got to try, but it was delicious! He seemed pretty please with the other ones haha
The service was good, she was nice and explained the different box sizes. I’m not a huge fan of the space or how it was decorated in the interior, but that truly doesn’t have anything to do with the food.
You can buy them individually but the smallest box comes with 6. It cost $ 16 for 6 which is a little too pricey if you ask me, so I’m not going to lie I probably won’t be returning. Even buying them individually wasn’t worth the price which is why I opted for the box. It’s worth a try, but unfortunately, I can’t see it getting a lot of repeat guests for the price (that’s just my opinion though)!

This place is terribly cute and the service is awesome but I have to say I never tasted such bland boring macaroons in my entire life.
Sure you can choose from a dozen or more flavors but when u bite into them and all they taste like is creamy sugar wants the point of ordering lavender or lemon.
I’m sorry but I won’t return.
Oh and they mandate a tip upon check out even if you only visited the counter

Tried a variety of macaron flavors and everything was great. Employees were welcoming and friendly.

This place is going to become a really bad addiction! I never even understood the whole purpose of the existence of Macaroons until I tried this place.
We had moved out of the Celebration/​Orlando area for the past year, and just moved back to Celebration last month. Apparently, the town was not big enough for a Hello Kitty shop (thank freakin god!) and it was gutted and replaced with a place that can serve a better purpose for humankind… but not necessarily obesity.
My daughter is in love with the ice cream next door at Kilwins. Don’t get me wrong, it is good… but not worth the hype and price. I have really grown to be a fan of Gelato (see previous reviews from San Diego). Wouldn’t you know… as we are walking by, I see the Gelato counter! This was the beginning of a bad relationship. We decided to pop our heads in and see what this place was about, but still had to make it next door for her Blue Moon (flavor, not beer) ice cream! After taking a look around and determining my desert is about to get better… we got her ice cream (and a waffle bowl for my gelato I would order).
I ordered the coconut chocolate chip gelato, and it was fantastic. They also had about 5 other flavors that have remained consistent the other two times (in one week!) we visited. I am eager to try them all. We also ordered some macaroons, as this is the purpose of this bakery. I have never been a big fan, but have always been interested in them. When I eat them, I feel like I am part of the top 1%. Pinky out! These cookies though… they were made with love. I can’t even describe the crisp, followed by air, followed by gelatinous goo, and repeated to the other side. So good! The only one I didn’t care for was lavender… it reminded me of fruit loops.
We also tried some of the elegant chocolates that were on display. They are simply a work of art and perfect little indulgence. The eclairs are tiny, but pack enough sweetness to carry you through your morning coffee. We have tried the rasberry, vanilla and chocolate. Vanilla is the winner so far :) They even have house made meringue… both vanilla and chocolate chip. Wow! The case is also lined with your typical french pastries. but we have not made it that far yet.
Overall this place is a winner and I look forward to returning many times!

This is the cutest little shop! I was craving macarons after my cruise and of course looked to Unilocal for recommendations, and Le Macaron French Pastries was one of the top hits. I found the location closest to me, and I was so incredibly pleased with my experience! First of all, the two girls who helped us pick out our macarons and chocolates were so friendly and bubbly, making it incredibly easy to talk to them, and they also gave us great recommendations for our sweets. Le Macaron French Pastries has 21 flavors of macarons and about 10 flavors of hand painted chocolates that are like little works of art that you don’t even want to eat them. Both the macarons and the chocolates are absolutely delicious! We ate them up as soon as we left the store, and we’re planning to make another stop before we leave for home. Rumor has it this chain store is making its way to SF — if it does I’ll be the first one in line during opening day!

This is one for my Florida Fans! I had a French affair today with a place I never thought I would! Introducing Le macaron! Right in the heart of the town of Celebration. Now you have to understand I’m allergic to coconut, so your traditional «macaroons» I stay clear of. But my son wanted to have a cup of coffee and see this new place, so we stopped in! It is a beautifully decorated whimsical French bistro with a colorful counter of confections, and gelato.
After speaking to the charismatic owner Gregory Guillem from Aix en Provence of France, I found out to my delight these little mouthfuls of heaven do not contain coconut but almond Macarons look like small, round shells and are created from ground almonds and soft meringue. They are also gluten free and these colorful confections are just 80 calories each and come in 20 flavors. They also have Gourmet chocolates, cool and creamy French gelato, croissants and pains aux chocolats to make this the complete sweet nirvana!
We had one of their creamy gelato, coffee and ordered a box of 6 different macarons! Each one was so delectable and unique! My favorite was the Basil White Chocolate, followed closely by the walnut! But I also absolutely loved the Rose and Raspberry and Black Currant! You need to stop by and stay awhile and enjoy life the French way with a cup of tea or coffee and a macaron experience! #lemacaronspastries #celebrationfl

In theory, this is a great addition to downtown Celebration (and a big improvement over the Hello Kitty store) — this is a town desperate for a spot with tasty, authentic desserts, but unfortunately this new addition isn’t it.
The shop itself is bright and spacious. It’s so big and airy that the cookie/​gelato counter seems a bit puny in comparison, but at least there is plenty of room for people to order and sit.
I just wasn’t impressed with the quality of the macarons. These are just like the ones you see popping up at kiosks in malls and airports — pretty, sure, but not that tasty and so far removed from the concept of a real French macaron. I didn’t try the gelato, but it didn’t really look appealing. Everything just has the feeling of being Americanized and mass produced.
Still, this place may do well. Everything looks like it should taste good, and in a weird way that’s kind of a perfect fit for Celebration.

Ok. So they’re a little pricey. BUT I totally respect the prices. Have you ever actually tried to make a French macaron? I have and I’d rather pay someone $ 2.75 a cookie than ever attempt that again. If you’ve never had a French macaron before they’re very different from macaroons. The French variety have a crispy yet chewy outer cookie shell and is filled with a crème. They do not shatter when you bite into them (I’m looking at you Dis-​ney)
The store is very cute and has minimal clean décor.
The staff was super friendly and very knowledgable. We also tried the gelato which is imported from France. I had the Lavender which was very very good.
For the macarons we tried:
Basil White Chocolate– very basil-​ee, if you don’t like herbs skip it
Madagascar Black Vanilla– the best!
Rose– soft and sweet
Orange Chocolate Grand Marnier– sweet and not overly orange, could definitely taste the grand Marnier
Salted Caramel– my husband liked this more than I did. I honestly couldn’t tell what flavor it was other than sweet
Black Currant– sweet jam filling
Coconut– soooo good very coco nutty
Chocolate Praline– had a bit of Nutella taste to it
For one scoop of gelato and 4 macaroons it was about $ 17.