Brioche de Paris - Pâtisserie — Restaurant in Alamo

My first visit was amazing! So amazing that we wanted to take my sister-in-law to experience it. However, when we did take her, it was not amazing. Luckily, her food and experience was good, which I am happy for. I ordered the marble pound cake slice and it was very dry. It was either made that way or it must’ve been sitting out for long period of time. I would definitely not order again. Then I decided to order the house made lemonade. That was a terrible mistake. I don’t know what was in the lemonade, but it tasted awful. It had a chemical taste to it and was undrinkable. My husband and sister-in-law tried it and said the same thing. I debated whether taking it back to let them know or to just let it go. considering how much it is for the lemonade I took it back in To let them know that I did not like it. The Man behind the counter just took it and said I’m sorry. And that was it. No do you want to try something else or let me give you your money back. If it were my business, that’s what I would’ve done. I may give this one more chance to see if it’s the best two out of three experience, but I’m not holding my breath. If you decide to go definitely try the fancier pastries. Stay away from the lemonade and pound...

During my recent visit to Brioche de Paris in Alamo, I was transported to the heart of France. The ambiance, adorned with charming February decorations, exuded a soulful, welcoming atmosphere. The staff’s warm hospitality further enhanced the experience.

Indulging in their Opéra classique was a delight; a must-try for any chocolate enthusiast. The gâteau aux amandes, while flavorful, was firmer than I anticipated, as I generally prefer softer textures.

This café, though established for over a year, maintains a fresh and inviting appearance. Je t’aime the atmosphere, the music, and the evident passion behind this establishment. I highly recommend a visit...

Searched for Paris Baguette on google maps and this place popped up I guess as a similar alternative (it's not at all comparable) so I thought I'd give it a chance. Just ordered a Sable Speculoos cookie pastry, a Turkey and Brie Croissant, and a "French" lemonade. The food was dry and underwhelming and the crossiant had a random green olive in it which was an unpleasant surprise. The lemonade of all things was the biggest disappointment though. (How do you mess up lemonade???) Wasn't sweet at all and tasted chemically, like straight up gasoline. I have an unquenchable thirst and just couldn't bring myself...