La Fournee — Restaurant in Quintana Roo

I don't recommend this place. The wait staff was very rude. First, they were out of most things on the menu. The were out of regular croissants and had only "gourmet croissants" which cost extra. Then, I wanted 4 eggs and the waitress would not allow me to order them saying I needed to order 2 full meals with 2 eggs each. So I ended up with 4 eggs and 4 pieces of unbuttered toast for almost double the price of 4 eggs alone (single eggs are listed as an option on their menu btw). When I asked for butter she said it would be extra. On the way out I tried to buy 2 more butters (I put them in my coffee that I purchased from them) and she refused to sell butter to me telling me to go to the grocery store. I was very unsatisied with the experience. It felt like...

I discovered this place after having lunch at Ma Chérie, where I enjoyed the best French baguette I’ve had in Mexico. Curious about its origin, I asked the owner where he sourced it, and he directed me to La Fournée. This morning, I came here to buy a baguette and a croissant, and I must say, both are the best I’ve had in Mexico—and I’ve traveled extensively throughout the country. I also tried the orange juice, which was the first truly fresh, authentically squeezed orange juice I’ve had in Tulum. It was made purely from real oranges and not watered down. To top it all off, the prices are...

Loved the bakery classics and adventurous bakery items as well!

We landed in Tulum for the first time and quickly found this bakery right around the corner from our stay. All the staff is bilingual which is helpful if you do not speak Spanish. The French inspired bakery items like croissant and almond croissant were delicious. I had a croque monsior and my hubby a baguette with cream and chicken. All was delicious. The patio had a beautiful breeze and everything was wonderful! Would...