Paris Baguette — Restaurant in Dublin

Good Corp type if Franchise, son parlez cous on Francais, but not the Asian workers according to the mother owner, but does this matter? Au container. No. But the food sure does, usually the French Asian usually means a mix of Vietnamese culture. Here it's almost Taiwanese not so much Viet. My spouse is half Thai and Japonaise(French influence on Okinawa with a USAF mix from Oregon. The beau and I mean elegant and so brightly lit. Almost as a Pharmacy in Mexico without the white lab coats. Now, dont get me wrong, I've been to France as than Paris or south of. This IS a nice addition to the Tri Valley here, but we already had the version already here too years prior on village parkway duex. In other words behind original Safeway and REI and Sage Vets. She started that one while back These people are way more customer service oriented and one of the reasons we come back and back. Second? Les tres selections. Third the Teas. Even though the competitor has tea from France , here@ PB, no jelly here, has LOCAL tea including a rare white and 3 non caffeinated. Might Leaf is more classier from Marin but does NOzt outweigh carefully sourced and fair trade and alot Organic teas from Oaklands warehouse off the 880. NUMI has chocolate tea. PB has done it again with all the whipped cream cakes with fresh pretty semi gelled cakes and slices. Gotta simply try! We've had over 14 different sin e this place day one. Best are the keep coming out(not the closet but rather the back ovens) many choices both sides off bamboo tray with classy metal tongs to grab your deli GB ht(s) and $ here isn't too bad but adds up quickly if you Go Wild. Added plusses~PB(Paris Baguette) has hot breakfast plates for there!! Yummo, plus always nice selection tuna nous, and other cold deli case sandwiches prewrapped grab n go , but nice open to serve French style with touch of class toothpick centerpieces your sandwich, no bonne mousse (me-mois) here folks. People at counter repeat back your order, nice and have totals for you there credit and cash payments as well as Google and other pay with phones and iPay. Outside was functional due to out nousy-no kid adult party of 5. And inside looks outward to Regional with inside more ready for laptops who actually all purchase something in use of lieu of laptop. Well, sbux just made me wait 20m for mey oatmeal simcity Centre' so I will depart with. Go try any of the south bay and this east east bay location of PB. You'll be missing out if you didn't! ou revoir. And Merci for reading my l ok ng...

Part self-serve like an Asian bakery cafe, but has more of an extensive menu, such as freshly-made sandwiches, Korean frozen popsicles. Always a wait to pay. The refrigerated cakes, single serving and whole in their cases are all so tempting.

Always a new batch of pastries coming out throughout the day. Catered to an Asian taste. Not super sweet, sugary or buttery as in traditional French pastries and baked goods. Their cakes are light and airy.

What I like about Paris Baguette is that there are Asian influences in their French pastries. Curry Croquettes (curry flavored bun). Toasted coconut flake mango puff pastry with very light, airy tasting whipped cream. One of their specialties is a croissant donut. Shaped like an old-fashioned donut, but flaky, crunchy like a croissant. There is usually a custardy cream filling in the middle. They make excellent cheesecake, more in the Japanese style than American. And I love, love their mixed berry puff pastry because the fruit is fresh, without any sugary glass.

No table service. Have to pick up you order at the pick up counter (coffee, teas). I guess this keeps costs down. Plenty of indoor and outdoor dining. There is always someone cleaning up / busing tables.

Many customers fill their trays full of delectables and do a lot of sharing amongst themselves because there are so many yummy things to choose from.

Kid friendly. There is a changing table in the handicapped stall in the women's restroom. They do have self-serve high chairs.

Staff is friendly. Mostly Korean (Paris Baguette is a global Korean French Bakery chain). Parking in the lot can be tough during the weekends. This place can get very...

I try to order a cake last night on line and web service only accept 24 hrs previous schedule, after that call and try to order it on the phone, they ask me for my credit card number and I refuse to do it since I been scam before, I explaining and they told me the manager is going to call me back, nice person he call me and we agree that I will pay when pick up, so I went this morning buy some other pastries and pay, I honestly did not check my ticket head to work a person who’s name is James call me and text me treating and saying that they have cameras and google is keeping my information arguing that I forgot to pay for the cake so I was heading work, as soon as I get there check my purse and see the ticket he was right HIS CASHIER FORGOT TO CHARGE ME FOR THE CAKE!! it wasn’t my fault and still he was treating me on the phone after that I send him a text message apologizing and saying I’ll be back around 12 pm them call him and James was still treating me and blaming me for not pay, Same thing google, cameras what ever... please organize your self and change the requirements on line if you don’t have to deal with this, I don’t have to either!! So I went back and paid, ask for Manager James so rude still treating about cameras, google and stuff! Also que said that if I was refuse to pay for the cake there were the cameras so I say hello to the cameras! I went to pay and that was it. If he is the owner what a bad face for the franchise if he is not, what a bad choice of character for a manager What a bad...