When you come into the lot, Paris Baggett will be to the extreme left. There is more parking to the…read moreright. Of the two doors, the one on the right will make your entry simpler than entering through the other They specialize in coffee, tea, and pastries. Please look at the pictures. Their beverage menu is extensive. It is above the counter. They do have decafinated beverages, including lattes. Paris Baggett is a visually impressive, informal eatery. Most offerings are light and have mild flavor. The Croissants are just so buttery. They also offer a Coffee Bun, which has a faintly sweet taste and is also very light. There is also a pastry that contains sausage. Their Croissant is 230 calories, a real flavor bargain. The more robust Almond Croissant is 470-480 calories. On the heavy side, NY-style cheesecake or Berry Tarts are 600-620 calories. Sandwiches run 400-700. You can find out more from their nutrition guides. Before you get your delight, you have to stand in line to order. Sometimes that can be a time-consuming and somewhat confusing ordeal. There are no clearly defined cues for the cash registers. If they are out of a particular coffee or tea, or if someone's order is complex, it creates a delay. The seating area has movable chairs and tables. There is no loud background noise in the seating area. It's well-lit. The bathrooms are in the back. They are adequate and clean. Paris Baguette is a South Korean multinational chain of bakery-cafés. This is not the only one in Phoenix. If you download their app, you will see all the locations and join the loyalty program. The speed of service at the point of sale leaves something to be desired. The rest is really delightful. It's pretty, and it tastes good. If you are careful about what you get, it can even be a low-calorie pastry repast.

Showed up at 6 pm on Monday. Nobody around. Not busy…read more Needed a baquette. Of course needed some treats. Went to the counter. No hello. No nothing. Zero interaction. Took my card out. Samantha ( ?) Said " is that it?" Yes. Never said an amount... nothing. I put my card up to scan it and put it away. Went to grab my things and finally she spoke and said ." It didn't go through" So I stated... " did you need me to run it again? " Yes... oh okay because you haven't spoken one word to me. Honestly.. how hard is it to say hello. Or anything. Awful front of house person. Too bad I love this place.

Amazing coffee and food and the atmosphere is perfect!! will definitely be returning :)read more

Me and my friend came here with our baby boys! We also went and walked Mill in the crazy heat…read more(don't know what we were thinking) Marcus was super helpful and kind! Hooked us up with all the waters and helped us pick some delicious drinks! 10/10 recommend! Thank you!

I just love this place. I wish it was closer to me but alas it is always a treat. I found out they…read moreare moving to 24th st/Camelback in October...so just beware! Their honey lavender latte cannot be beat. I have tried to find one as good as this one at another place and I am always disappointed. Also get a load of that cheese pull on the chorizo burrito. My daughter loved it! I tried to order the eggs Benedict in a Tuesday but it's only available on weekends. Too bad for my taste buds I had to eat a croque madame and holy bananas it was amazing. And also amazing as leftovers the next day. Absolutely delicious. I love this place!

I was pleasantly surprised by this place! I have seen it for the longest time and have passed by it…read morefor several years and finally had the chance to check it out. Although parking can seem to be a bit of a nightmare right in that plaza, we happened to get lucky and get a parking spot right in front. The line also wasn't too bad, they had several different brunch options to choose from with a few of the favorites listed. I ended up going with the chicken sausage wrap and my sister had the french toast with limeades as our drinks. All very delicious! Will definitely be coming back.

This is an update. my first few visit were great! i originally gave them a 4 star…read more.. Today I'll give a 5 star. The gentleman that helped me in front to decide what i wanted was very nice and informative. They have been consistent in their service and food. I love the busy atmosphere with lots of customers sitting at long tables studying or whatever they are doing. several couches and seats near the entrance is where i prefer to sit. My daughter and her friend love this place also. It has become a regular place when we come to the city Thanks Lux for making a great place to stop at for coffee and chill

I have wanted to try this place for awhile but it's always so busy on weekends. Went today…read more(Monday), wish I hadn't. Was not greeted by any staff (although at least 4 walked past me without even a head nod), had no idea what the menu was or pricing. Located a girl standing in front of a register and asked her where the menu was ~ she pointed and said over there... There were 4 different cards sitting where she pointed. (The red one's are for food.) I randomly order something. (Espresso over ice with whole milk ~ received it with oat milk took a taste and yucked out of that. Directly into the dumpster at the back of the parking lot. ) I could have went back in there but for $6 it wasn't worth my time. If you are a regular, they seem to treat them very nice. If you are new to their establishment ~ you don't matter.

Delicious Professional…read more Pleasant & always Helpful I love all the Holiday Treats available to order ahead of time It makes planning holiday meals For family & friends so much easier And Enjoyable

Oh la vache! Had heard and read raving reviews and this was the day. Quelle surprise. Where to…read morebegin. Shall we? + The space is charming, pastries' display impressive, staff seem intent, good location and vibe. - The prices, lack of a menu on display, and details. See below. Latte large requested cup and saucer and almond croissant. Inquired about quiche but did not look attractive sitting alone in plastic in a cooler. Poor thing. The Latte Latte well made, four shots. Alright, then. Good cup and saucer. Amen. Then asked about stirrers. Told to use a plastic spoon. Please tell me if anyone in France would ever stir a real hot coffee in a proper cup and saucer with a plastic utensil. Anyone? Right. Please offer wooden stirrers to guests and bonus points for a real spoon for those of us who don't want a paper cup. It really makes a difference. It would be criminal to use plastic. The (Sort Of) Almond Croissant An almond croissant is the secret test. It's like tasting vanilla at an ice cream store. Forget the others. This is the litmus. But before we talk almond, I had to do a double take on the receipt that thankfully I emailed myself. Because is this in Soho? West Hollywood? The Bay? How did this turn out to be $14? Because the almond croissant is $7. Say again. Never mind the best croissant spot in the West Village is less than that, but I took a bite, and oh my. I almost got up and said something. But I really was not in the mood. I had other things to attend to. Where do I start. Well, there was barely an almond to speak of. Hint of almond. The paste was like a disappearing act. But that I can handle. It was the texture. It was hard. Tasted old. Bland. Forgotten. Like someone forgot about the almonds, forgot them in the car. It was July 4th, and they remembered. I've had better croissants at airports. Ok, in the EU but you get the point. Did I just choose the wrong pastry, or the wrong day? They all looked pretty. Everyone got the berry thing. The Table My table was wobbly. Not awful but enough to be annoying. Between that and my phantom $7 almond croissant. The one left behind before someone remembered the almonds. That one. Can anyone use one of its cousins to hold up this table and fix this wobble? Might have been a better idea than breakfast. The Restroom Ok, cute idea to have a kitchen utensil as the restroom key. Nifty thought. Here's another. Can the liquid dispenser for soap be repaired or replaced? That too is wobbly and broken. You see the theme here. And dry hands. The (Bare) Display Case I had read about sandwiches. I love me an egg salad. The display case was bare. Maybe M-F? Lots of (plastic) pellegrinos. No Perrier or other sparkling in a real glass bottle. And definitely no Orangina. The Plants The plastic plants on each table. For the outdoors, sure. For an indoor French cafe table with $7 croissants, not so much. The theme again. The Staff They seemed stressed. I don't know why. When I ordered I felt more tension and rushed then a my corner pizza shop in NY. I don't get it. They tried though. Like it feels serious. High stakes. No smiles. All three not one smile. An Encore? Maybe. Overall, maybe. I don't know if I chose the wrong pastry and the wrong day. Could it be that. The Bread The bread looked good. I will give it that. And more expensive than my local bakery in NY. My Orwashers loaf purchased weekly is $12. And the slice it. And bigger. And they smile. But maybe if the bread is good, I am happy. It's hard to find good bread in Phoenix let alone this area. The Menu Please have it displayed somewhere with prices. Think that's a professional courtesy. I went online to see the menu from my phone. Or even a code to link. But something. A strange visit. Quite different than expected. I had hoped. Now I don't know. If anyone of the items mentioned are addressed for the next visit, whether the wobbly table, wooden stirrer or real spoon, or restroom soap, or even better a smile, or an almond more, I'd be vastly delighted. I'd love for this to work. There is time.

Phenomenal food, drinks, and service. This was my first visit and I went through the drive through…read moreon a Saturday morning which went really quickly - they came out to cars to take order and payment. I got a blended chai, asiago bagel with cream cheese, and cinnamon roll. I like super sweet drinks and read that the chai can be spicy so I asked for it to be sweetened; I might try it without next time because it was plenty sweet and the best chai I've had in Phoenix. Also the best bagel I've had here - fresh, super cheesy, perfect balance between soft and cheesy. The cinnamon roll was because they didn't have cupcakes but it worked out. It was soft and smothered in incredible cream cheese frosting. I live within a block of 4 coffee shops downtown and will happily drive here from now on for my weekend treat. Plus, from their Instagram, I support their values and advocacy. A new favorite!

I LOVE Copper Star! I literally dream about the rosemary Asiago bagel. All of the baked goods are…read moremade fresh, and that's obvious when you taste everything. My favorite thing is the bodega bagel - your choice of bagel with cream cheese, tomato, and bacon. It's so nice being able to get a breakfast item without eggs (since I can't eat them) that is filling and delicious. I also love the m&m cookie and get one every time I go! The environment is so welcoming and inclusive, and all of the staff are friendly. The restrooms are not gendered and clean as well! We don't live close, but I love every excuse I have to visit.

I love the decor and taste in design that this coffee shop offers! The moment you walk in, it's…read morecozy and the service was nice. From the display cases, the colors, the jars they sell their quick breakfast chia seed pudding in and the furniture, it's all really nice. The coffee flavors are all there. Food that people ordered looked fresh. I'd just say that my latte was sweeter than I expected. Next time, I'd have to order it less sweet.

Late last year, I had only been to Case Study to attend the Tuesday evening coffee raves hosted by…read moreFriends of Case. This year, I've visited after work with coworkers and after work alone to get more work done. Despite the limited parking out front, there is free curbside parking beside and behind the coffee shop adjacent to the nearby businesses and residential area. There is ample space inside with various types of seating and ample charging and free wifi. The front area has window counter space and couches/love seats to lounge. The back area has small tables, large tables, desks with lamps, and a love seat. My only complaint is that this large area gets pretty hot in summer afternoons without adequate AC or fans back here. It was like this last year when I previously attended the evening coffee raves. Both times upon visiting recently in daytime, I ordered the Dark Horse latte, comprised of dark maple syrup, smoked sea salt, espresso, milk. I love this latte because it's sweet but also has depth from the smokiness and saltiness. While I think the coffee is on the pricier side, I'm incredibly satisfied with my drink choice regardless. Overall limited specialty drink menu (which is what I usually care about when exploring coffee shops) but many options in general. Seems like people mostly come here to be on their laptops opposed to socializing here, which I appreciate. This is an incredible spot to work, especially since they close later in the day at 6pm, offer free wifi, ample seating, ample charging.

I'm not a coffee person. Just never acquired a taste for it. However, I found their house made…read morecashew milk latte quite delicious. I couldn't tell you what kind of coffee it was, but it wasn't overpowering. The cashew milk was very creamy, uncommon for alternative milks. The service was very friendly. The place matches the vibe of the Rise Uptown hotel & Lylo that it's attached to. I would say hobo chic. Despite not being a coffee guy, I will definitely be back tomorrow for my morning caffeine fix given how tasty that latte was.

Definitely the BEST cartel location! I love their coffee. Jennifer has amazing service and always…read moreensures my coffee order comes out perfect. She is very welcoming and consistent with her coffee and I always look forward ordering my drinks here. It's a comfy and cool environment that I appreciate.