Paris Bakery & Café — Restaurant in Lewisburg

This place is trash. I ordered on the link in THEIR Google page a day in advance so my dad would wake up to fresh pasteries for Father’s Day. I live hours away and he works 24 hour shifts. An hour and a half after they were supposed to deliver they refused the order saying they don’t take online orders anymore. They had all the products and had already been paid but continues to refuse. They were extremely rude to the driver and said they weren’t doing online orders anymore. The professional thing to do would be remove the links from their websites and continue with the order until they had removed the ability to order online rather than accept orders days in advance to refuse them day of. Because of them my father who was expecting breakfast at his door woke up to nothing. Terrible people.

Update: The response from management is a blatant lie. I have attached the photo of the link to order which they could remove at anytime from their own information page but have not, they also could disable door dash at anytime but have not instead pick and choose without notice when to utilize it. My order was placed well in advance and they could have called and said they could not fill it but they did not. I heard their conversation with the driver which was beyond rude. They failed to do what they needed to do to set up orders the way they wanted and instead of doing what they should have done, did the opposite. They don’t answer the phones when you call so you can’t even speak to anyone about any issues but they instruct you to email them and they may respond in a few days. The error was on NO ONE but them and their lack of responsibility for their own in ability to control how their business is presented results in costumer service that...

Absolutely delighted with Paris Cafe in Lewisburg, which I can only describe as a hidden gem that has completely captivated my taste buds and heart! From the moment you step inside, the lovely staff welcome you with warmth and professionalism that makes every visit special. This cozy spot, with its limited seating, provides the perfect ambiance for savoring their fresh orange juice or a comforting cup of coffee. It's an ideal setting for catching up with friends or enjoying a quiet family moment. The highlight, without a doubt, is their exceptional selection of pastries and baked goods. Each item is a masterpiece of flavor, crafted to perfection, ensuring that every bite is a memorable experience. It's clear that they prioritize quality and creativity, setting them apart in the culinary scene of Lewisburg. A standout feature that deserves applause is their commitment to being open 7 days a week. This dedication not only showcases their passion for serving the community but also provides us with a dependable spot to indulge in exquisite pastries any day of the week. Paris Cafe is a rare find that enriches Lewisburg, making it a must-visit destination for locals and visitors alike.If it were possible, I'd gladly give Paris Cafe not just 5 but 10 stars! They are truly deserving of every accolade for their outstanding service, sublime offerings, and the joy they bring to all who enter their doors. Well done, Paris Cafe, you've earned a loyal customer in me, and I can't wait for...

We were really excited to stop here for a quick breakfast on our way to the airport after finding this place on Google. Looking at the menu, lots of great croissant choices. We pulled up and thought it was a super cute place and loved the concept. That's where the positivity stops for us.

They advertise themselves as a boulangerie-patisserie, but at 8 am there was not one croissant in their bake case. It says they open at 6am...

Our only choice was what tasted like day old and refrigerated tarts and cakes. My oldest got a parfait for $11 and I could have gotten a better one for $3 at Walmart. My youngest got a raspberry cake that was pretty good. But for $15 should have been fresher. My mushroom tart tastes good, but nothing to bring me back.

The iced rose latte was good. It was really the only thing worth the money. Only problem is it wasn't a latte-- it was made like a macchiato. My mother in law got a cappuccino that was bitter. How do you make cappuccino bitter?!

Spent $50 for it to mostly be thrown away and because we went out our way to visit, we didn't have time for any...