“You can also do fancy desserts and coffee/tea at Patisserie Fouet.”
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AI-generated summary
A French Japanese dessert counter people put next to Lysee. The and the tiny get the most love, and the verrine and cookies get named too. People also mention the gluten free options and that it stays open late.
“You can also do fancy desserts and coffee/tea at Patisserie Fouet.”
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“we frequent Patisseri Fouet whenever we want Japanese-French high end pastries & dessert.”
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“a matcha tiramisu is very special. I highly endorse it.”
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“Shiso fromage blanc - Patisserie Fouet”
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“I'd recommend checking out Patisserie Fouet. They're a French-Japanese bakery nearby and they make some really good desserts/pastries.”
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“You’d be remiss to not visit Lysee, Patisserie Fouet, and Sweet Rehab.”
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“Patisserie Fouet for pastries”
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“Patisserie Fouet have these great French-Japanese pastries. One of my favorite spots.”
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“Lysee or Pastisserie Fouet is great for this. They both carry an array of very creative and beautiful looking desserts.”
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“The Sake Azuki one is addictive”
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“Patisserie Fouet, on 14th, has a Sesame Latte that I love.”
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“I agree with all this and would also add patisserie fouet which is super convenient to union square and a wonderful “cafe” but im there for the special dessert counter”
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