La Boulangerie
New Orleans
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If you're looking for a legit French bakery where locals actually hang out, this is it. It's tucked right in the Garden District, surrounded by cute shops and pretty streets that are fun to wander around. The pastry case is seriously stunning, with so many things that look amazing. I loved seeing people working on their laptops while others were just chilling in the little courtyard out back—it kind of feels like a hidden little escape. I got the key lime pie, and wow... I don't even know how to describe it. Easily one of the best desserts I've ever had. My daughter got the chocolate cake, but even though I love chocolate, I kept going back to my own dessert. My husband had the croissant, and it was exactly what you'd want, flaky, buttery, and so good. If you want to get out of the French Quarter and check out a different side of New Orleans, definitely stop by here. Just maybe don't tell too many people... I'd kind of like to keep this one a secret.
very loud here and took us a while to get our water since they were busy. the water was also pretty warm which wasn’t nice in the hot weather. i could barely hear the person sitting across from me which was kinda annoying. however the breakfast sandwich on the croissant was absolutely phenomenal. the croissant was soft and buttery and the sausage was perfectly meaty and salty and the egg completed it well. def not healthy but very tasty. the carrot cake was very good as well and i acc liked the cake and the frosting and it was a nice sized piece. the yogurt parfait is nothing special and overpriced and can easily be made at home for way cheaper and better. the yogurt was not very sweet at all even w the honey and berries. if you come get the sandwiches and the food here is def tasty.
We just had pastries and drinks. Both pastries were really good and the coffee was really worth finishing that cup. Also had fun with the little guy that joined us for a bite. This part of Magazine street is fun for those not familiar.
Come for the baguettes and the croissant. Try the "l'atlantique" and "le parisien"+brown mustard. Great coffee and the chocolate cake to finish it. Highly recommend 👌
Spacious, delicious French bakery and cafe. The pastry showcase has delightful options including several types of flaky croissants. The vast dining room has many tables with quick service and a humm of activity. I look forward to returning to try more of their options! There is free parking on surrounding streets. Magazine Street offers many shops and bars to visit after the bakery.
