La Bakery by Deïa — Restaurant in Marseille

I spent my last morning of my long Europe trip here and I can say that it did not disappoint !! I got the sausage mustard pastry and the noisette danish, and both were so so amazing. The flakiness was perfect, and it wasn’t too sweet or anything either. Being an artisan boulangerie, expect to pay more than standard ones but it’s honestly so worth it. What stood out to me the most was the lady’s service. She was very welcoming even though I came in right as the store opened. She let me sit inside in case anyone came and bothered me and this was a nice consideration because there were some strange men around and also the city workers were water blasting the street. If I am back in Marseille I hope to come back to this...

We bought two bow-shaped lychee-raspberry-rose croissants and a tiramisu danish. Each was extremely delicious. Since we had taken the croissants far away, I asked the lady to put the croissants in the box from the paper bag, she kindly did so,the box was thight so she even replaced the ones she accidentally damaged with a completely intact ones that was not damaged. 10/100000000* I recommend it! The women was kind and this was one of the best service I have ever...

Perfect flaky crust, but really not when it’s cold… I got a pastry with cream inside, which was cold. I mean it’s perfectly reasonable, but it would be much better to fill those individually. The sesame latte I got was horrible, it was just a large cup of milk (even not properly steamed) with a small scoop of black sesame. The waitress was also giving me the looks, maybe because I did not...