If you're in Lexington, Kentucky, DO NOT miss La Petite Délicat! This little bakery is an absolute…read moregem! From the moment you walk in, you're surrounded by the most beautiful pastries and the most incredible smells. Everything looks almost too pretty to eat--but trust me, you'll want to eat ALL of it! The macarons are absolutely phenomenal. They're delicate, flavorful, perfectly textured, and come in so many unique flavors that choosing just a few is nearly impossible. And the pastries are just as amazing. Everything tastes fresh, handcrafted, and made with so much care. Their French-inspired pastries and croissants are seriously next level. The atmosphere is adorable and welcoming, and the staff were friendly and helpful. You can tell this is a place where people genuinely care about what they're creating. There's even upstairs seating that makes it such a cute spot to sit, enjoy a coffee and pastry, and just take a little break. La Petite Délicat is definitely one of those hidden gems that you're going to be glad you found. Whether you're stopping in for a coffee and croissant, grabbing macarons to take home, or treating yourself to something sweet, you really can't go wrong. Absolutely worth the stop--and I will 100% be back!

I stopped in on Friday to get breakfast. Not pictured is…read morethe almond crossiant I ate in the car. Pictured is the mushroom and brie crossiant and a piece of Opera Cake. The almond crossiant was everything it should be buttery, flaky, tasty. The almond filling was really good . As for the Mushroom and Brie crossiant its literally big enough to share if you pair it with fresh fruit or a side salad for brunch. My friend absolutely loved it and I had a small piece of it and again it was buttery and flaky as it should be. And as big as it was we both felt 6.50 was a reasonable price. The opera Cake was chocolatey and had a hint of coffee flavoring in it the filling was light and fluffy. Overall it was really good! Both my friend and I are European (she's from Germany and I'm Swiss and Spanish so we've eaten our fair share of European vs American bakery items. I have to say this was pretty close to what we've had in Europe. The woman at the counter was friendly and engaging. There was no line when I got there in the morning around 8:40 . I can see how on the weekends it gets busy there. The interior was really nice and looked comfortable. The bakery display cases were clean organized, good signage and well lit.

My favorite place to go and order one of their fabulous desserts and a delicious cappuccino and in…read morea real cup. I love the ambiance with relaxing music and plenty of places to sit.

I was really looking forward to trying European Delights Bakery, but unfortunately, this visit was…read moredisappointing. I ordered an individual slice and the cappuccino cup? Its chocolate/espresso mouse and vanilla, but the cake was dry and I couldn't taste any espresso or coffee flavor at all. I had a dirty chai latte and it was a lot sweeter than I expected granted I should have asked for it to be less sweet. The house coffee is on a little acidic side as well. Not the bitter chocolate notes of coffee. The many people are there to help but its a little chaotic ordering. I also think it would be helpful if they added signs or names for the individual cake slices, so customers know what they're choosing without having to ask. Overall, the experience didn't quite meet my expectations. Maybe I'll give it another try in the future, but this visit missed the mark for me.

So these macaroons were delicious! I'd heard of Maddie About Cake and finally bumped into her at a…read moreGalentines event. She offered a 3-pack of macaroons for $8. I got champagne, blueberry and vanilla bean. Every flavor was yummy, and so light and fresh. I regretted not getting more to enjoy later. I'll be watching for her at more events. I've also seen beautiful cakes posted to her site. Follow Maddie About Cake to keep up with her pop up dates.

Finally got to try them while they were at Nulu fest!…read more I got a 6 pack for $15 which is a reasonable price considering the cost & labor to make these little bad Boys. For the taste- I loveeeeeed the cookies and cream one. I think it may have also had a cheesecake flavor? Either way it was delicious. I like the fruity flavors however the chocolatey ones were what blew it out of the water. I'm looking forward to their change of menu so I can try more of the chocolate ones!

Friendly staff. Open later on Friday night so visited here after a stroll on Market Street. Street…read moreparking available. Had 3 macaroons that cost ~$10. They were tasty.

Service was excellent! The macarons were delicious. I also was able to try the amaretti cookies!…read moreThey were delicious. I will definitely be back!

When I searched for bakeries nearby this popped up first. Since it was far from my destination I…read moredecided to stop by . I got there shortly after they opened and there was no other customers in the store so I had no wait time. They do have a sign which is posted with all that's available that day. That was super helpful as a first timer. The store itself is super cute with an open kitchen so you can see them preparing to bake . It made me smile to see they use kitchen aid stand mixers because I have one as well. The French toast cinnamon roll looked outstanding but I decided to go with a salted chocolate chip cookie which I have to say was phenomenal. As a home baker myself I'm really picky when it comes to baked goods . The lady at the counter was super friendly and patient with me while I decided what I wanted .

I came here about a week ago on my way to campus as an end of semester treat and my goodness was it…read morean epic treat! This cinnamon roll was an absolute delight! It was soft, sweet, and had excellent filling and frosting! This cinnamon roll is a seasonal flavor, French toast - it is the same as their standard cinnamon roll but the frosting is maple syrup flavored cream cheese (genius and delicious!). The server was very nice and helpful and the ambiance is that of a a cute little bakery! I can't wait to come back again and try more of their treats!

Excellent option for a quick lunch! Stopped in and grabbed a combo 2: Vietnamese sandwich and…read morebubble tea. I selected grilled pork for the sandwich and Thai tea. The sandwich (as you could see) was filled with deliciously marinated pork and an excellent mix of fresh and crunchy vegetables. The carrot and daikon radish added the perfect amount of sweet and tartness. Also the bread was so soft and fresh. As for the Thai tea, it was just the right amount of boba to tea. I'm shocked I made it home before breaking into everything. Definitely recommend if you are looking for a quick bite with and want some bubble tea.

Had this for the first time and it was great! Bahn Mi sandwich was good and my drink was amazing!…read more Great work!

Hands down the best lemon bars you'll find in Louisville! I get one anytime I'm there even if it's…read morejust a quick stop in for coffee. 10/10! The team is always quick and efficient, and everyone is incredibly kind. I've had nothing but great experiences every time I've stopped in!

While the pastry and coffee were both good, I found this place to be underwhelming with the amount…read moreof hype it receives. I was there early on a Saturday morning and there was a sign indicating the dining room was closed. It felt unclear what seating options were available and my clarification question was met with perceived annoyance. There are several booths and tables, and counter height stools in the window, facing the street. The place was poppin by 8am, with a full dining room and a line at the counter. Prices were reasonable - just over $11 for coffee and pastry, including a tip.

Cute little candy shop in Southern Indiana [New Albany IN]…read more Located in the historic part of downtown of New Albany this candy store specialized in handcrafted French-style macarons and chocolates. The storefront is the cutest with pink motif colors... pink awning, pink doors, pink signage. Inside is nostalgic. They have pre-packaged candy as well as candy by the pound. Mix & match chocolates from the Sugar Bar and choose from a large or small candy cup. I chose the small candy cup for $10 and had it filled with milk chocolate peanuts and milk chocolate raisins. Friendly customer service. When someone exits the shop they bid you with a "have a sweet day." Family owned and operated. Instagram: @newalbanysugarshoppe Review #3878

Oh my, sugar overload! If you have a sweet tooth, you have to check out the New Albany Sugar…read moreShoppe! This small shop is tucked into a side street in downtown New Albany. Look for the sidewalk signs to lead the way. And despite it's small size it is absolutely chock full of sweet goodness! I saw several candy brands that made me feel nostalgic. Macarons are a signature -- definitely check out the large case of many flavors. And it boasts a case of so many chocolatey treats. I ended up getting some chocolate dipped Oreos, sprinkled in edible glitter, for my kids, who went nuts over them. (I maybe snuck a bite too!) I love taking time to explore New Albany, to see what new-to-me shops I can discover. The New Albany Sugar Shoppe was a highlight during my recent trip across the river.

I stopped by this morning to grab a treat for a friend. I got the apple turnover…read more My friend definitely enjoyed it. I did indulge and have a small piece. The pastry was flakey, buttery, the apple filling was flavored well. Honestly I've never had anything I didn't like here. When I walked in there was no line and I was able to pick my treat. The woman at the register was friendly and efficient. They already have items out for Halloween like cookies, individual cakes plus the normal items they carry. The store itself has seating inside and some seating outside additionally there's more seating upstairs. You'll find local products as well like ceramic stoneware, stationary, condiments etc.

Stopped by on a whim to pick up a special that I saw posted on Instagram. I had never been inside…read morebefore and I was shocked by the variety of sweet treats that were available. This time I only got what I came for (the mini cake), but I'll be back to explore more of the menu.