This place has pretty good cakes and prices are ok. Have gotten birthday cakes and always tasty.read more

This bakery is phenomenal! Im not sure if im more surprised of the low prices or wonderful flavors!…read moreI tried quite a bit while here, including the eclairs, chocolate cake, a cookie, and grabbed a slice of cake for the kids. All were AMAZING. So fluffy, or creamy. Everything wss baked to perfection. I will definitely be stopping by here regularly. Strongly suggest stopping by this little treat of a bakery.

Probably my favorite TLJ location in the DC metro area. I could get super busy during peak hours,…read morebut the line always moves at a good pace, staff is friendly and helpful, and they have been pretty well stocked whenever I've visited. Parking is easy to find in the garage attached to the bakery (or along the street). My go-tos have been the Frank pastry (hot dog wrapped in croissant), ham & cheese croissant, and their crookie. For lattes, I try to check out what they have one special - I really enjoy the iced pistachio cloud matcha!

In America, where this restaurant is at, ham is not a typical egg salad sandwich ingredient,…read moreespecially when it sits right next to "chicken salad sandwich." I'm not saying it can't have it - yes we have freedom to add whatever we want but when you serve it, much less sell it, you have to say it out loud or list it. A "pork symbol" is on the sign, a cashier mentions when she checked as I returned it. Message to the brand: a 'symbol' doesn't cut it. For some of us less savvy vegetarians and who have a few minutes to choose, and who's had an egg salad sandwich from a Tous les jours in a different location, we somehow are blind to this symbol. Please spell is out thank you. Anyways just a bit disappointed when one's hungry and couldn't eat as expected. Other pastry for vegetarians are available but forget the meals. Super busy on a Sunday morning, nice ambiance, nice place to hang out blah blah blah.

Really nice bakery! They focus mainly on Latin american style baked goods…read more I recommend the turnovers/peines, empanada de queso, and the quesadilla (not the mexican cheese/tortilla dish -- more like a cheese flavored bread with a cakelike texture). Most baked goods are $2 or less. You can get a large coffee for less than $2 as well. There is one little table with two chairs, but most customers just take the food to go.

The service was great, very friendly staff. The tiramisu was delicious. The black Forrest was so…read moregood and moist as well. The fruit tart was okay - the crust was a little too thick for my liking. I would come here again to try other pastries.

Amazing service and great staff members that are helpful with the app and my purchase.read more

Stopped by for a latte since I was in the area and ended up leaving with a box of three goodies as…read morewell. Located in the food court of International Mart, this Tous Les is somewhat tiny but has enough room for seating. Grab a tray and tongs and make your way down the aisle grabbing backed goods that catch your eye. I ended up with three - crookie (so good, but definitely sweet), chocolate cream donut (verdict still out - yet to be eaten) , and a sweet frank roll (my son loved it!). To drink I got the ube latte. Not super sweet, but I should have gotten a double espresso shot - next time. Solid spot for pastries and a latte. I'll be back.

If you want authentic yet creative desserts, they have it. If you want sweet or savory, light or…read moreheavy, Asian or American, they have it. It's like if Tous les Jours got a major upgrade.

Wow! We loved it…read more Everything we got was really good. We like to pick out 4-5 things and then taste them and take them to go. Here, we got a few items, sat down and after we tasted them, got another 4 things and tasted those and wanted to get more. We didn't because that would be too much sugar (but nothing was overly sweet of course). I can't believe that it took me years to step in here. I've been sleeping on one of the best Asian bakeries . Don't hesitate to stop in and just try a few things. I can't imagine it being disappointing! Like other yelpers have said- they will come from VA to get their fix. That's no small compliment.... It's not easy to get here from VA... people from DC don't want to make the hike up! But if you pair a stop here with the Vietnamese Ba Le or Thai place Kimm In... pretty good! The Indian place and Vietnamese cafe in this plaza also look decent! The bakery is well ACed in the heat and it's clean and cute... not a huge bakery but it was really quite nice. Can't wait to come back!

Bonjour, Mon Ami! ( Hello, my friend...) It is good to visit and enjoy your delicious pastries!…read moreEven though I arrived late in the day, the pastry cases were full of enticing baked goods. There was every kind of croissant you can imagine. I bought my favorite almond croissant. There were fruit and cream filled pastries. I bought a fruit and cream filled pastry too. There were a lot of chocolate delicacies. I am going to buy some on my next trip. The ambiance is lovely. There are tables and chairs to sit and enjoy your sweets. There are cases filled with pastries. Service was great. I was waited on right away and they packed my box in a bag with a handle, to make it easier to carry. Au revoir, for now! But, I will be back for more delicious sweets.

My sweet tooth led me here. I love Paris Baguette and this…read morewas my first location. I always get a strawberry croissant or a small slice of cake. I had to hold some restraint because I would have bought everything cause its that good. They are sort of similar to Tous Le Jour. Its gonna have to be a must stop here when im at Rockville Town Center. Service is amazing!! It goes get busy especially on the weekends! There's a nearby parking garage that's free for 1st 90 minutes.

I had the upmost pleasure of meeting Areen, who greeted my co worker and I with a warm and inviting…read moredemeanor complimented by a friendly smile. It was like running into a friend- The ambiance of the bakery reflects the craftsmanship behind the scenes- everything was esthetically inviting and pleasing- I had the pleasure of trying out one of their Greek products called Portokaloptia and oh my , I had to run back in just to compliment them. Incredibly savory, fresh, and light. I could have eaten 10 more and not feel bad about it. If you're one to support local families, THIS family owned bakery is the spot to get your sweets and other baked goods! - Warm Regards

Very neat, tidy establishment with attentive staff. There are so many options to choose from, but I…read morecame for the Middle Eastern pastries. I should've gotten the smaller box since it'll cost more and you pay by weight, but I tried many things like the Finger Baklava, Rice Cookie, Portokalopita cake slice, Chickpea Cookies, Bamieh, Zulbia, Diamond Baklava, and a Mini Rollet. My faves were the Portokalopita for its custard and slight orange flavor, the Mini Rollet (very simple yet tasty to me), Rice Cookie, and Chickpea Cookie. The chickpea cookie tasted exactly like an Indian sweet or cookie which I loved. I was a bit disappointed with the Zulbia, Bamieh, and Baklava. I expected a stronger rose flavor in the Zulbia and Bamieh. I am also used to Zulbia (or Jalebi) having saffron too. The Baklava was good, but not the best I've had- it was lacking rosewater or orange blossom essence. Overall, glad I came to sample a bunch. There's other pastries I'm still curious to try like the mango cake slice. For a middle eastern pastry review though, it was okay. Not bad.

My granddaughter turned sweet 16 and we ordered our cake from our favorite bakery,Les Delices…read moreFrench Bakery. This one was hard, because we had been coming to chef Harry for many years. He was tragically killed by a hit and run driver last year. He was a friendly, outgoing, and a pillar of the community. Truthfully, I teared up at a memorial in the bakery for this family man and excellent chef. We had many conversations when I came in to pick up family occasion cakes. It is hard to believe he is not there. The business is still running under the capable hands of his daughter and son in law ( and his right hand baker- Maria). My granddaughter's cake turned out beautifully and was delicious. The bakery is still here and although I really miss seeing chef Harry, but I am so happy his family continues to honor him and serve delicious baked goods. Please, support this small family owned small business.

We have been addicted to the variety of specialty cakes and treats at this location. Sadly the…read moreowner/baker was tragically killed this year but his family carries on the traditional recipes. Every occasion calls for one of the extensive selections of fruit cakes. Today's was mango passion fruit pistachio. Delicious. You can't go wrong unless you choose not a single add on cookie or croissant.

Good food, large portions, and very cheerful service. But wonder why the menus don't show prices?…read moreWeekday breakfast for two with a tip, but nothing fancy, was $73. Ouch! A 10oz glass of "fresh squeezed, organic" orange juice was $10 and not very "orangey" tasting. Yelp should display this little cafe with three or four dollar signs, not two.

This is indeed a find that has been found. Everything looks great. From standard entrees to…read morecreative takes like an enchilada burger. I would eat in. Presentation is better and some small portions may not transfer well to take out containers. It's all good. Great menu. Give it a try!!