Paris BaguetteCHAIN

5.2/10

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Get a . People buy them for birthdays and say they're light and not too sweet, and cheap next to a real bakery. The and the get named a lot too. Skip the baguette, people say it's a baguette shaped ciabatta. The repeated complaint is that everything looks better than it tastes.

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  • It's not "the best" but at work, when we need a chocolate birthday cake, we go to Paris Baguette. It's a very light, chiffon cake (not a dense, ganache-y one)

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  • replying to u/thansal: That's a wonderfully eclectic list, and I'll be honest, Paris Baguette is actually one of my favorite "I'm out of groceries at home" breakfasts on the way to work, so not a bad choice, just an odd one. Also, bonus points for getting onions in sauce for your hotdog, I still find it so weird that it's a NYC (mainly) condiment. Thoughts? Things that really stood out to you? Favorite bite/drink? Katana Kitten is great, though half of that is stellar staff I think.

    The Paris Baguette ham & cheese croissant really punches about its weight class. I also love the mochi doughnut.

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  • I lived in Korea for years and I hate Paris Baguette so much. Why don’t they have baguettes or any sort of decent bread. It sucks and I hate it.

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  • Decent, fluffy, not too sweet, and they’re everywhere nowadays.

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  • replying to u/MissPlum66: Paris Baguette cakes may be a little small for 10, but they’re always fresh and delicious.

    Great for fresh Berry/fruit cakes that aren’t too sweet! Every time I get a cake from here it’s a hit

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  • replying to u/arepita2025: Other than Chinese bakeries, you can try Paris Baguette. I ordered one and my (Asian) relatives praised it for not being too sweet.

    Paris Baguette cakes are actually pretty good and reasonably priced.

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  • replying to u/thansal: That's a wonderfully eclectic list, and I'll be honest, Paris Baguette is actually one of my favorite "I'm out of groceries at home" breakfasts on the way to work, so not a bad choice, just an odd one. Also, bonus points for getting onions in sauce for your hotdog, I still find it so weird that it's a NYC (mainly) condiment. Thoughts? Things that really stood out to you? Favorite bite/drink? Katana Kitten is great, though half of that is stellar staff I think.

    For a chain Paris Baguette is awesome. Decent enough coffee and I love their savory pastries.

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