Tea Cake French Bakery & Tea Room

I ordered a fruit croissant with warm tea. Both were very delicious! The service was good and the bakery was very quiet. I would definitely recommend this place

Me and my mother stop here for breakfast before work and make our own coffee there which is always smooth and tasteful! The ham and cheese croissants are like no other and can’t ever get enough! They have some pastries that are delightful to eat. Everyone should try to get a taste of this amazing little bakery.

Mr. Vu is hilarious! Every time we come, he makes us laugh with his humor as we check out. His wife is an absolute dear. This is a tried and true family bakery. I’ve gone here my entire life and will never get tired of it. Even now that I live out of state, I visit every time upon my return and they still know what I order-​I don’t even have to ask. The special is my favorite-​the croissants are so fresh the French onion soup with melted cheese is to die for. My parents ordered over 140 of the chocolate eclairs for my sisters wedding which were a hit. I love the black forest cake. Great service, delicious food. This place is home!

We stopped by after having a nice meal at Rudys to try their macarons, we didn’t know they closed at 4 and we got there at 4:40. We were walking away a bit bummed when a man (not sure if he was the owner) opened the door and asked if we needed anything! We walked right back and told him we wanted some macarons and he was kind enough to sell us some even though they were already closed, we also got some tiny white cakes covered in white ganache. Everything was so delicious! The macarons were so soft and fluffy yet crispy if that makes any sense lol. So glad we got to try this place and very thankful that they let us in even after they had already closed for the day :)

Oh my god I was in heaven! The Black Forest cake was amazing! And the French macaroons are divine. It was my first visit and I will be back!

Amazing macaroons! will come here more often, can’t believe I’m just now finding out about this place!

The old guy that works here is so adorable and friendly. Place is never really busy, but all the pastries are really good. Definitely a good place to sit and catch up with friends over a nice cup of tea.

This place is terrible!
I bought pastries and cake for my friend’s birthday and the employee was rude.
They don’t have a lot of food variety and half of it was not French; it seemed very basic American cuisine (like chicken soup and sandwiches).
The presentation of the food was very bad, most of the baked goods were falling apart.
And the box damaged the birthday cake.

This little bakery is truly a gem. My husband went to high school with the owners son or else I might have never found this place. We ended up using them for our wedding and I can’t express how perfectly Yen executed what I wanted my wedding cake to look like. It was stunning. And delicious too!

The gentleman who served us the most was really nice and loved to joke. Food wise, there was not a lot of choices and the taste was mediocre. My friend had the Nepoleon dessert and said it was okay. I had the rum ball and loved it. Neither of us had tea as we could not find a selection and all that was offered to us was plain iced tea. I might go again for dessert.

Love this place! I had my birthday cake made there a few years ago which i had showed the lady a picture of tea pots/​cups and she made it and added special touches to it and it fed about 8 complete with fondant iceing. Very friendly. Small menu like you would find at a tea room. Family owned. They’ve been there for about 20 yrs. Im going to say it is pricey if you order a cake. And espeically if its elibrate but it worth it! I paid about 50.00 for my cake which was 3 different cakes in one. Cute tea pot with very pretty/​cute roses/​rosetts and 2 smaller tea cups with the same accents pink color and just very classy looking. But the food its self is within reason I think.

A couple of friends and I ended up here on an extended lunch hour break to have some dessert. Our heads turned when we saw a sign for a french bakery while screaming down 1960 between stop lights and an eclectic blend of somewhat odd businesses. (Think amputee/​prosthetic centers intermingled with wig stores and fast food joints…)
We didn’t know what to expect, but were pretty happy with what we found. The desserts tasted were eclairs, apple strudel, and chocolate croissants. The éclair was reported to be a great success and the remaining two weren’t bad at all.
As previous reviewers have mentioned, the best part was the hilarious and accommodating owner. We didn’t have any lunch items, but there was a pretty big group there eating and having a meeting of some sort so it can’t be that bad.

Larry B. review is absolutely correct. I only found this place because coworkers come here. I like chatting with the Asian owners because they are so goofy.
This is definitely a place for women though… come on teacups everywhere, wedding and baby fake cakes, and fake fruit that line the window shop. If you and a couple of your gals are on the 1960 side this is a wonderful place to grab lunch, chit-​chat, and sip on tea.
Try the Russian Raisin cookies :)

This is not a tea specialty place, nor an upscale bakery. It is a warm, cute, 30 yr-​old place in a neighborhood that has seen better days, and thus, has a dwindling customer base. Consequently, the friendly Asian couple that owns the bakery mainly bake a limited selection of cookies and pastries (éclairs, etc.), and customers can order special-​occasion decorated cakes. Pies are only offered only in the holiday season.
Old ceramic tea cups and pots and other memorabilia for sale adorn the shelves around the café, giving the place more of an antique shop feel than a café or bakery.
Lunch special is sandwich, soup, iced tea and a pick-​your-​dessert for $ 7.50. There are not many sandwich and soup options.
Chicken salad was served on a large warm croissant, with enough meat (half-​inch thick spread), and not gooey with mayo. This is a slightly better than average tasting sandwich.
Tomato soup was thin and bland, but not bad. I ate only half the bowl, though.
Dessert that I selected was a chocolate ball with rum flavoring. This was very rich, but quite tasty. I think one of these would last me 3 more desserts.
Service was great, but hey, there was only one other table busy. One of the owners departed with about 4 pie-​sized boxed cookies to deliver. So, local businesses probably order some for meetings.
Music was an eclectic mix of French and American easy listening vocals.
This is a neighborhood spot, not a place you would go out of your way to visit for the food quality. But if you’re in the neighborhood, stop by for a sweet and say hello the friendly owners.