7.5/10French
AI-generated summary
Get the . Some people call it the best in the city, though others say it's less buttery than what they had in Paris. The is the other reason people go, and one regular says ask for cornichons. Some prefer Pavé and say the ham here buries the butter. It's grab and go, not a sit down meal.
“The bread was still great (a city standard, really), but the ham was more strongly flavored than at Pavé and there was a good deal more of it--so much that it drowned out any butter taste. Probably a better buy for something that's filling, but just not quite on the same tier.”
H3
“Texture wise these were spot on. Not quite as buttery as what you’d get in Paris though. But excellent regardless”
H3
“Far and away best croissant in the city.”
H2
“L’ami Pierre has such a great sandwich!! If you go back, try their soup too, with a side of their wonderful baguette.”
H2
“I don't even like jambon beurre that much, but these are divine.”
H2
“Low key French bistro with great jambon buerre sandwiches”
H2
“L’ami Pierre is classic. Sometimes there’s less butter than I would have liked, but generally a solid choice.”
H2
“This is the best. High recommend asking them to add cornichons!”
H2
“I liked it - was messier than I expected but thing your feedback is generally accurate.”
H2
“I can't say that L'Ami Pierre's impressed me (compared to Pavé)”
H2
“L’Ami Pierre is right there for a quick French lunch including a really good jambon buerre.”
H2
“Second L’Ami Pierre. No frills, easy, quick. The salads are more filling than they look in containers.”
H2