Paris Baguette Cafe - Garden Grove

The customer service was exceptional, and the cakes were absolutely delightful. Unlike traditional cakes, their desserts aren't overly sweet. The strawberries were fresh and made for a perfect filling. Typically, I'm not a big fan of cake, but after my first slice, I found myself wanting a second! The flavors were vibrant, thanks to the fruit and buttercream filling. I can’t wait to sample more of their baked goods!

The desserts and cakes here are truly decadent and exquisite. My favorites are the tiramisu croissant pastries and the cream puffs, but the birthday cakes are also a big hit.

Charming little self-service bakery offering a delightful range of high-quality pastries, cakes, and special treats. Given the name Paris Baguette, I anticipated more authentic French bread, which I unfortunately didn’t discover. This might be attributed to the late hour (6 PM), as many European bakeries tend to have limited selections later in the day. I did find two remaining “French Baguettes,” but they didn’t quite meet my expectations for authenticity. After living in Europe for 15 years, I’m still on the hunt for genuine European bread. However, if you're in the mood for tasty pastries, this place is worth a visit! They have a wide selection, and their cakes look absolutely tempting. I particularly enjoyed the almond pastry, and I’ll definitely consider returning to explore more of their options. Overall, I would rate it 4 out of 5.

I loved their breads and their teas, also their food is fresh and excellent customer service very beautiful environment as well!

This is my second time here. The first time I got a chocolate croissant and iced pumpkin latte. I really loved the chocolate croissant. The croissant is buttery and crisp like a puff pastry. It’s in a shape of a classic croissant not the European square shape. There’s not that much chocolate inside but it makes up for the drizzle on the exterior. The Ice pumpkin latte was not good. It tasted like Vietnamese coffee with pumpkin flavored milk. Nothing special especially when it’s pre-made. Second time I came back, I got a chocolate croissant and a feuillete au chocolat which is a custard chocolate croissant with creme inside. I’m not a fan of custard donut and I was hesitant but this was nothing at all like a custard donut. The creme inside was very subtle, it was baked with the chocolate and dried off. It was actually yummy. Tasted exactly like the croissant but in a different shape and has a bit of sweet creme. Very tasty. This place sells everything from cakes to pastries to fruit puffs and drinks. Very clean and neat. When you walk in, on the left are the trays, paper, and tongs.