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Outstanding! Coffee was outstanding and the French toast was a solid 9 / 10. Real maple syrup, fresh berries. Very pleased. As a personal preference I…
Larry J. Hoekstra II
Le Pain Quotidien
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French Toast, Chicken Chorizo and Cheddar Omelette and Berries. So so good. I need this place in my life more often.…
Sara Miltenberger
Le Pain Quotidien
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Creative and Wonderful. My wife and I ate lunch here with a friend and our daughter. The food was a little pricey, but creative and delicious. We coul…
David T
Le Pain Quotidien
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Le Pain Quotidien is open for Casual Dining. Le Pain Quotidien serves Belgian dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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9 Reviews on “Le Pain Quotidien”
Creative and Wonderful. My wife and I ate lunch here with a friend and our daughter. The food was a little pricey, but creative and delicious. We could definitely tell they used quality ingredients and put effort into the simple things. And they let me stay in the restaurant and do some work on my laptop for hours after lunch!
Super yummy organic parfait!!!
Lovely French Culinary Traditions. Light, Fresh breakfast and lunch items and tea service served at communal tables. A relaxing way to start your day in Old Town
Le Pain Quotidien regular. This is a place for you if you like high end bakeries and organic ingredients, nicely presented light fare, and food that is a bit unusual in the typical American restaurant experience. This is not the place for you if you like sports bars, Bertucci’s, and IHop. If it is your kind of place, you’ll love it – the cafe au lait, chocolate croissants, wonderful iced teas, and the light lunch/open faced tartines are freshly made and very tasty. If you don’t like it, just please stay away. You’ll spoil the ambience and good-naturedness of the communal tables.
Over priced for what you get. We visited this place on Easter and I have to say it is very cute, however we paid $50 for two people for breakfast and it was nothing special, the soup was bland, the salmon crostini or whatever they call it was as good as a tuna sandwich from a vending machine. Would not go back, save your money and go to bittersweet around the corner.
Had coffee and pastries. Cappuccino was smooth and delicious as were the pastries. Friendly, efficient service. Cozy.
Excellent! Def a little expensive as far as lunch goes but worth it!