La Maison Blanche Bakery Cafe

La Madison Blanche is a hidden treasure along the Chenango River. It has a truly impeccable assortment of classic and contemporary desserts. The mini cakes (petits gâteaux) that I bought for my birthday were each divinely crafted. The chocolate mousse cake was by far my favorite with the rich yet soft melt in the mouth exterior with the sweetness of cake inside. The chocolate ganache cake slice was a bit more firm in texture and a bit less sweet than the chocolate mousse cake, which was a welcome comparison. The napoleon was pillowy, flaky, and perfectly executed with the icing and creme filled layers of pastry. The strawberry shortcake was the perfect balance of blissful berry sweetness and rich decadent cream. I thoroughly enjoyed myself at the cafe. The coffee was strong and aromatic. The crepes with berries and cream were a wonderful treat in the morning. The cream was perfectly offset with the sweetness of the berries. Thank you for such an incredible experience. I will be returning soon.

Amazing quaint atmosphere with some of the best breakfast items I’ve had in a very long time. The andouille sausage croissant sandwich and yogurt parfait were 10/10 as well as the caramel latte. Wheelchair accessibility: Ramp leading up to the side door.

This is surely an OVER-PRICED veritable Rip-Off of a true French bakery. This wannabe joint survives thanks to this small rural town in which it is situated offering no real Euro experience. Indeed, the only experience is a monetary rip-off with sullied taste of all its second-class fare. Naturally none of its duped clientele will acquiesce to this reality. The owner is from uber-rip-off Manhattan, and she also cons the locals with her equally over-priced Bohemian Moon restaurant a mile up the road.

That ham and cheese creepe tasted like heaven and the chocolate mouse the service was so nice to me.

I ordered pastries and they were a big hit! Delish!