Paris Baguette

Ordered a strawberry cream sponge cake thru their online link. Requested a couple additional requests for this was going to be someones birthday cake. Went to go pick up my cake 2 days later and it was beautiful. Loved the chocolate writing and the cake was a hit with everyone. Friendly prompt service, everything was ready to go for the time requested and delicious cakes. I will deffinately be back!

I came here to try their strawberry cream
cake, which I heard was awesome. I only wanted a slice but I was told by the man behind the counter that they didn’t have slices to sell and wouldn’t have any until March. What?! They sell chocolate cake by the slice so what not the strawberry? So I asked if he could slice up the last cake in the case and said he could but I would charge me the full price of the cake. I thought not. But when I said who I could complain to about not having slices… he laughed. I guess there was no manager on duty so I didn’t push it. I ended up getting the whole cake because I really wanted the cake but was disappointed when I got home. The strawberry cake had only 2 sliced strawberries inside! Nothing like the picture. The cake itself was good but if something is going to be called strawberry cake… there better be more than a few strawberries in it.

Perfect, quaint little place to grub and chat. Their pastries are amazing and you cannot go wrong with their blueberry yogurt cake!

I love their Korean style iced coffee aka dabang coffee. They have a variety of breads and cakes so many people usually go there to catch up with their friends. Not a classic Korean bakery.

Upon walking into the proverbial bakery, a light waft of coffee and the sweet scent of baked goods first hits you like a gentle wave. And then, once you enter the alley of baked goods, all hope of leaving without buying is GONE. Don’t fight it, because you’ll just end up over buying. Instead, all of your energies should be on self-​control! From the soft squishy breads to the extravagantly colorful fruit tarts, cakes, and macaroons, be mindful of the calories despite the light sweetness and consistency of the item.
All in all, it was a good 15 minute trip! Spending more time in there will end up in the more spending and chatting isn’t helpful because being there just makes you want to stay and buy! So beware and happy! The cashiers are friendly and nice! So be nice to them!

Love that this place is near my parents. Came here for several cakes and even got some sandwiches for lunch. The sandwiches are a bit pricey but that is all they have for a meal option unlike some of their full service locations. The space is well utilized, well decorated and the coffee is not bad. Even convinced someone Asian cakes tasted better too.

I like the house iced coffee here, it’s not the same as the Vietnamese coffee like at Lee’s but it’s definitely different in their own way.

I will give them a 9 on all pastries. Even the regular coffee is not bad. With my picky French boy friend, he likes the fruit tart. We will def come back.

This review is based on the poor customer service I received this morning. I purchased some croissants so that I can bring them back to the office to make sandwiches. When paying for them I politely asked if they can slice it in half for me. The manager overheard and came over and told me they cannot do that for me. He directed me to the plastic utensils and told me they have knives I can use over there. I am an owner of a chain of fast food and quick service restaurants and am usually very forgiving. I don’t think my request was out of line especially since I was the only customer in the bakery at the time.

Came here in search of banh mi, the damn name tricked me. I dropped the ball, should have done my research online/​on Unilocal first.
Not wanting to waste a trip, we picked up some various pastries. The green tea pastry is what stands out most, it was delicious, not too sweet, and light with a flaky crust. The croissants, custard bun, sausage breads were ok, about the same as 85 or Diamond Bakery.
I’m no cronut expert but their mango cronut is the absolute worst pastry I have ever had. I don’t know if it’s because it was sitting out there for a while or what, but it was so greasy! I’m a lardo and not many things make me feel terrible afterwards, but this hit my gut like a ton of oily bricks and left an awful mouth feel. I’m dry heaving as I type this review.
No MA’AM.

I just noticed a Prop 65 sign on the door. Anyone know why? I didn’t want to walk in and buy anything until I find out. I’m sure the pastries are fine and all but I don’t want to knowingly ingest something that may cause cancer.
Let us see if this is now long enough to post.

$ 2.50 for a macaroon. They were average.
The environment was decently clean. Service was alright. I needed to get some macaroons before our road trip as a request so I was glad they were open and had them. It would’ve been nicer if there was a 6piece for $ 10 kind of deal or something.
There is an outdoor seating so my dog and I were able to enjoy outside.
Located right outside a small indoor korean shopping center.

I never usually write reviews but i love this Paris Baguette branch! (:
I personally love the sandwiches here especially the chicken salad sandwich and cajun chicken wrap.
For cakes, i tried the blueberry yogurt cake and it was delicious!
I recommend the house iced coffee also. Its a bit sweet but really good.
Customer service is good and the WIFI works really well here.

We tried to connect to their Wi-​Fi, but it wasn’t working. So my wife tried to double check the pass code with them. The first staff was on his cell phone and he put my wife to wait. Second staff the lady in black uniform has no patient to talk to my wife. And end up she told my wife sometime WiFi doesn’t work.
Other than that, Cornet Pie and Iced Café Mocha are okay. But Coffee Bun is over priced. Service has a lot of room to improve.

A 3.5 from me
Small place. Not much baked goods to choose from, although some; they looked appealing and pretty but not as good or delicious to me. Customer service is okay. He introduced us to happy discount card or something. We tried a few things there (which tasted okay) include matcha smoothies (not bad). But I’ll try the cake next time.

It’s not often I go to Diamond Bar, but this place was soo durn good! I wanted to eat anything within my eating grasp hahah.
Not much to say but good things. Would love to come here more often. Shame it’s in Diamond Far.

One of my favorite Paris locations. It seems to be a bit larger than the others with a more open and lounge like atmosphere. Definitely larger seating area inside and outside compared to the others.
The biggest thing that stands out is their cake selection. They have probably double the cake selection I’ve seen at other Paris locations.
When I’m in the area I usually prefer to stop at this location for an ice coffee than a Starbucks per say. I feel like their coffee beans are higher quality and have a bit more of a roast taste which I prefer.
Their fruit bites are also really good. Nice /​healthier substitute to the usual coffee cake or donut you see at Starbucks.
Parking lot is nice and large and I love the cleanliness of the place. Would definitely recommend Paris over any of the local cake/​dessert stores in the area!
Enjoy!

Not my usual spot for baked treats, but I do love their iced coffee. Picked up some breads, and although I prefer 85, the breads here were fresh and different than 85.
The workers here were helpful and nice. They could probably give a little more effort to let people know when they replenish some of the breads. Or, am I spoiled with the other place?
Either way, if you’ve never been to a Paris Baguette, try it out. Bread tastes good. Iced Coffee is recommended.
Enjoy!

Psssst! If you love the green tea latte at Urth, I’ve got a secret to share with you — Paris Baguette offers a similar one but without the art and without the crowds! It’s officially my new fav spot to grab a green tea latte to-​go as of today! The bitterness is absent, but it’s not overwhelmingly sweet. It’s light, frothy, smooth, and warming.
Very modern, chic, and clean store. Plenty of baked yummies and desserts with a menu for those who need their caffeine fix in their morning (aka Ivy W.)! If you’re expecting an Asian bakery, you may be disappointed although their pastries and sweets do have both a French and Asian influence… their selections are more along the lines of croissants, macarons, cheesecakes, chiffon cakes, pudding, and oddly enough shaved ice. A little expensive, but it does taste like quality.
Located in the same plaza where Hannam Market is and parking is aplenty.
The cashier I encountered today was friendly, and she bagged my treats and prepared my drink immediately so I made it into work in no time. She ended our interaction with a smile.
Tip: Ask for a happy points loyalty card and get 3% off (in credit form) when you spend over $ 5.

Probably the first time I’ve seen a Paris Baguette Café that ISN’T inside an H-​Mart… I stopped by this past weekend after seeing their «Grand Opening» sign and decided to take advantage of their opening day sale (a coupon book with any purchase, and a free red bean bun with a $ 5 purchase).
Seeing how I was driving back to San Diego, I ended up choosing a Sausage Bread ($ 2), a Peanut Crumb Bread ($ 1.20), a Garlic French Roll ($ 1.50), and a bottle of water for a buck. I’d wanted to get a Mango Cronut, I mean, Croissant Donut, but not only was it a bit pricy at $ 3.50, I wasn’t sure if it would keep on the drive home.
The store is really nice and tidy, if not a bit cramped. The prices are comparable to 85C, though I think Paris Baguette is a bit more pricy and has less of a selection. Still, I can see us stopping by over the summer months for those Croissant Donuts and some iced coffee.