I have been wanting to try this place for awhile. It did not disappoint. We tried a variety of…read moreitems & everything was amazing. We tried the quiche Florentine, ham & cheese croissant, classic croissant, egg Benedict, ham croquet, Americano, & chai latte. Service was excellent. You order at the front but then food is brought out to your table with silverware & napkins. Staff were kind & very helpful. Ambience is also great. Decor has a French cafe feel. All tables are 2 or 4 person so heads up for larger groups. We will definitely be back to try new things.

So we have Two Chocolate Croissants and the unanimous decision is they are very tasty! The Smoked…read moreSalmon Croissant gets two thumbs up!! Our two Kahlua ChocolateCake slices are pending. The report I got was the service was great and very pretty inside the store. The traditional French cafe look is inspired. Definitely worth a try!!!!

Got a variety of their fancy croissants. My daughter said the pistachio was the best. These…read morepastries are good if you eat them fresh same day as it gets hard the next from the batch we got.

I've been here multiple times and love their goodies. I really wish they'd find a new way to…read morepackage the trompe l'oeils. I bought 3 this morning and by the time I drove the 10 min home, the lemon had rolled all over making a huge mess. Just disappointing to buy such beautiful pastries & not even get them home before they're aesthetically ruined.

Spectacular, I'm in love with this delightful bakery. Everything we tried from the French Macarons,…read moreto the cupcake and the Crack Bar was delectable! I'm a bit of a macaron enthusiast and I struggle to find a good one that truly has the taste, texture and flavors of a truly well made macaron. Antoinette Bakery has the best I've ever had. Additionally, the other treats we tried were sweet but not overly so in which I appreciated. The staff was helpful when we were looking for suggestions and had questions and the whole place had this modern French bakery feel that I adored. I cannot wait to go back and try more items like a loaf of fresh sourdough bread.

Went fairly early on a First Friday (around 6:15ish) and it wasn't crowded at all, didn't even have…read moreto stand in line. We split a slice of the passion fruit chocolate pie along with a couple of regular drip coffees. (Of course, we had to get some of the orange-chocolate chip cookies to go.) I liked the pie. Interesting flavors. The chocolate chips did not overpower the subtle passion fruit cream. It was served a bit haphazard though (but that's just me being picky). My biggest complaint was with the coffee and some of the service. I guess I will order an Americano or something next time because the drip coffee was luke warm at best. We were bussing our own table and one of the staff didn't even seem to know what to do with our dishes. Nobody was overly friendly. Maybe they were just prepping for the onslaught of First Friday-ers. Just off night perhaps.

What an absolutely delightful place. So first off before I came I called in, I was going to be late…read morepicking up my too good to go order and the woman on the phone reassured me that a few minutes would not make a difference, the doors will be locked but they will still hold my order for me and allow me to grab it. Once I arrived in person staff was just as friendly as on the phone, even allowing me to get the footage I needed for content. When you first arrive the place instantly stands out among the other local shops. It is big, beautiful and looks like a very classy place to eat. Upon walking in it was extremely clean, staff was busied doing their job but still friendly. And it looks like a place you can really sit down, and enjoy your meal. Now the Pastries, oh my gosh the pastries. If you're not aware of Too good to go, it is a service restaurants use to help eliminate food waste by selling orders at a discount price rather than throwing the food away. Every single thing I got from there was soft, tasty, croissants were flaky delicious, whether the food was sweet or savory it was all good. My whole family enjoyed this plentiful box of treats. This is a place I was wanting to try but it is a bit far from where I live so I hadn't yet. I will say it is definitely worth the drive and I will certainly be back again.

This place is so, so wonderful! If you enjoy great food and service in a comfortable atmosphere,…read morecheck it out! I've come here many times but started loving La Madeleine when I first went in Arlington, VA many years ago. The meals are delicious and you can get bakery items to take home!

Amazing, and so simple The place is so cute and well…read moredesigned and decorated. It's just of the main street so it's almost part of the neighborhood. Parking is a bit peculiar but I asked and they said just park in front if it's available. We parked in a side lot and it was still perfectly convenient. It's so simple because as I understood it, that's all they have... pie and tarts, and sometimes quiche. And I saw ice cream. No coffee, no tea, no pop. They have complimentary water but that's all they need, such a simple business plan. Small and cozy and they had the pie, probably 8 or more to choose from. They were so good, we had pear/ almond tart and oatmeal cream pie I think it was. Delirious, (I meant to write delicious but delirious works too). It was great, crumbly perfect crust and that makes it breaks a pie (or tart). Anyways go and try it was worth

Step through the doors of Common Tart and you would think you're in a quaint village neighborhood,…read morenot across the street on the back side of St. John's. While it might be off the beaten path, one can easily find it if you look for the PIE sign off Utica. It's definitely worth the U-turn! It was almost closing time when I was there but I was still able to get a slice each of the apple crumble and an orange-pistachio cream pie to go. The staff was so friendly and the interior (and exterior) is so inviting. I loved the Pride and Prejudice puzzle that was in the middle of the shop just asking to be put together. I would love to come back and dine inside and try multiple slices. The to-go boxes came out tied with a ribbon and a fresh flower.

Didn't think I could find lunch roulette again in the same city but here we are. I believe while it…read morewas an honest mistake, it's unnerving that what I wanted you didn't make and that you served me what you felt like making. What made it worse was the floppy flimsy bacon and even more heinous was the wads of meat in the middle of the sandwich. I understand portioning as well but layering it to be semi even across the sandwich cannot be this difficult. Perhaps today was a one off but I'm not running nor walking back here to find out.

Today - Fiesta Wrap with Chicken. Lambrusco'z has the best wraps in Tulsa…read more*******************************

What an amazing experience. First of all, before I even get…read moreinto this review - get the loaf of fresh sourdough. Truly. Please. I'm not even supposed to eat bread, and it was like a chorus of angels on my tongue. That pesto butter... mmm. Anyway, if you're in Tulsa and you're a foodie, you absolutely need to come here. The food was outstanding. Perfectly cooked steak, beautiful potatoes, excellent sides. We started with a thinly sliced pork appetizer with pickled cherries and thoroughly enjoyed it. We opted for a pot de creme for dessert and some ice cream - let me tell you, 100% get both. The wine list looks outstanding. When we come back to Tulsa, we will absolutely return. Beautifully decorated, wonderful atmosphere.

Dinner tonight was outstanding! Started with salmon tartine appetizer that was delish. Love their…read moresourdough bread. Ordered the quail and it was prepared perfectly. Everyone was happy with their meal. Amelia's never disappoints! Amelia cares about her customers and quality of food. Every time we go there she personally greets us at our table. Excellent service!

Coffee was good. It was conveniently just a block away from hotel. I think coffee shops should all…read moreopen at 6 am. These guys not until 7 am.

Stopping for a visit in Tulsa…read more Downtown seems quiet and rather empty for a work week. The coffee shop is located at the Philcade building. History of the building in the display case. It's a narrow shop, bar counter setup in the front and some two top tables, more towards the back of the shop. The oat milk latte is flavorful. The hibiscus is quite tart, but smells pleasant. Grabbed a small 12 ounce hibiscus and a 16 ounce oatmeal latte. Just under $11. A bit of a maze to get to the restrooms outside of the shop.

So good love this place . Came in town to visit my parents and had the soft serve pineapple ice…read morecream with strawberry toppings. I did try my parent's Cinnabon and it was amazing as well. The service was excellent & the ambiance was chill.

Our first time in. Cinnamon rolls were good. Customer service was lacking for us. I told her it was…read moreour first time there. Thought she might help us with menu but that was a big no. They have k-cups for coffee. Interesting.

Awesome and friendly/accommodating staff. Wonderful ,albeit…read morehuge ,plates of good eats. The new location is so awesome. A mmust see. They took such good care of us and our service pup. Thank you so much to everyone there.

New location on Boulder downtown. Using a church building was a great choice! There is a patio that…read morewill be wonderful when we are out of the summer heat. The sanctuary with the stained glass will be a lounge area with a coffee bar, but was not open yet. There is seating for large groups down the stairs to the left, as one enters the front door. The main dining area is past the sanctuary, once indoors. The food is as wonderful as it has always been. The staff are just delightful! One thing that bothered me and kept from getting a 5 star review: it is very LOUD! Acoustic panels will do well to deaden the noise without taking away from the ambience.