Boutique de LA MAISON — Restaurant in Berlin

Lovely bakery with great pastries and a nice feel.

Boutique de LA MAISON, The place was quite busy when I arrived, but it still felt calm and welcoming. The setup is clean and simple, with shelves full of beautiful pastries and fresh bread—it really draws you in. Staff were friendly and the service was smooth.

I ordered a cheesecake slice, pistachio financier, and a cappuccino. Everything tasted really good. The cheesecake was creamy with a nice balance of sweetness, the financier had great texture and flavor, and the cappuccino was spot on.

One small downside: the cake selection was a bit limited. I was hoping to try the Flan Vanille but it wasn’t available, which was a letdown. Also, it’s a bit pricier compared to other bakeries in the area, but the quality of the ingredients and care in preparation definitely show—so it still feels worth it.

Overall, a lovely spot for a treat or coffee break. I’d come back, especially to try more from their...

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Boutique de LA MAISON offers a charming French bakery experience with delicious pastries like the almond croissant and the Paris Brest, which I really enjoyed. The atmosphere is minimalist and bright, reminiscent of a stylish boutique. The staff is very friendly, making the experience pleasant. However, the coffee could be better, it wasn’t particularly flavorful compared to other cafes. Also, the chairs are tall and not very comfortable for a longer stay. If you’re there for a quick bite, it’s great, but not the best spot for relaxing for hours. Definitely worth visiting for the pastries though!

The café provides a small metal ramp for accessibility, which is helpful, though it may feel a bit narrow for larger mobility aids. It’s great to see that accessibility is considered, but a more comfortable and wider ramp could enhance the experience for visitors with...