Paris Baguette — Restaurant in Tampa

Milk bread, that's what brought me in. I had a craving for japanese type egg salad sandwich and found that Paris Baguette carries it. In a track center on Bruce B. Downs across from the Lotte Korean Market, this was a busy, clean and colorful store with a wide variety of yummy pastries, breads and drinks. Seating inside and out and a very pleasant, accomodating and helpful staff.

Liked the fact that this place carries milk bread and that I could buy a partial loaf, was dissappointed with the laundry list of toxic type ingredients that is so prevelant in American made products (picture enclosed) listed om the label. This bread was from New Jersey. I noticed that some items were exact duplicates of what they have in the Lotte Korean Bakery across the street. Those items were cheaper at Lotte. The vivid and striking variety of eye pleasing products will easily get your saliva glands going full throttle. The cakes while expensive, look amazing.

I got a Pistachio Latte that was a poor simile of the one I had at Qumaria, a Yemini coffee shop. I tried to fix it at home but no luck. The ambiance is great as everyone seems to love the place. I doubt most products are fresh made there on site, there are too many duplicate items elsewhere. Maybe some are made elsewhere and heated up on site. Of course they carry a small variety of breads and a few sandwiches.

Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area. One flaw is there are no entrances except at the busy stop-light intersections at either end of this vast plaza, so you have a confusing and winding path to your destination. Getting in and out is more laborious than it should be. Parking can be...

I'm so happy that Paris Baguette finally opened a new location in the Tampa area. I've been wanting to try it for a very long time, but didn't want to drive to Orlando. This Korean bakery café franchise has quickly branched out internationally. I can totally see why it's so popular. They've somehow mastered the ability to provide fresh quality pastries at affordable prices.

It's very similar to Tous les Jours, although I haven't been to their newest location. I could definitely see the pastry chefs in action at this café. The kitchen is open for all to see. The cakes, cake slices, sweet & savory pastries, crookies, and croissants are all very well-presented in their cases. I saw sandwiches and snacks as well.

I couldn't make up mind until I saw the Strawberry Supreme Croissants coming out of the kitchen area. It was love at first sight. I also selected the Mini Raspberry Fruit Bite. These 2 pastries were so delicious. The mini bite was filled with a vanilla custard. The supreme croissant is lighter than it looks. I was blown away by the strawberry custard inside of it. There was so much of it. What I loved is that it tasted so fresh & clean without being overly sweet. I loved it so much, that I purchased another one on the way home for my husband. He also loved it!

The staff were all very sweet & helpful. The ladies that I encountered looked happy to be there. That's always a good sign. The matcha latte with oat milk was very good, and served hot. It's very similar to Starbucks matcha. My friend enjoyed her pistachio latte. I want to try that next time along with a slice of cake. It was a great visit shared with a...

I’m SO obsessed with this place. I drive 40mins to get their food Mochi donuts: to die for Chocolate croissant donuts: really good but a little too decadent for me (I’m not huge on overly sweet things) Egg tarts: good but nothing outstanding about them from any other egg tarts I’ve had Peach ice tea: I’ve legit never had a better flavored ice tea. Whenever I go I get 2 large and finish them because they’re soooo good Strawberry: OH MY GOD I HIGHLY RECOMMEND SO GOOOD the cake is so soft and the whip cream is so fluffy and the strawberries are always fresh Crab croquette: REALLY REALLY good when warm, otherwise they’re meh if not hot Red bean ball (can’t remember what it’s called): really good, probably one of my favorite dessert but I don’t recommend bringing them home. They’re unfortunately like five guy fries where they’re only good fresh King donut cream thingy: my fiancés favorite pastry of all time (I also thing it’s good). We here and get like 4 of them so he can eat them the next day Chocolate pain/bread: ugh I’m such a sucker for these they’re sooo good. It’s chocolate chip filled bread and they’re heavenly Grilled cheese: really really good if you ask for the staff to warm it for you and have it freshly warm is the optimal way to have it. Otherwise Stick it in the air fryer at home Hand and cheese croissant: omg the best flaky goodness I’ve ever had the cheese compliments the sweet croissant...