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Boulangerie Christophe

4.1 (580 reviews)
ModerateBakeries, French, Cafes
Closed • 7:30 am - 7:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Moderate noise
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Colombo
Ying X.

I stumbled upon this French pastry shop while casually strolling around Georgetown. The cakes were so-so, but the croissants were quite good. Colombo: Literally Mango Coconut Mousse Cake. The cake itself was a bit coarse, and the mango's tartness was overpowering, completely masked the coconut flakes and coconut cream. The only bright spot was the crust, with a hint of toasted coconut. Crème Brûlée: The crème brûlée had a sufficiently smooth and delicate texture, but the caramel was too bitter, and the vanilla flavor was barely noticeable. Croissant: Very soft and airy, with a rich aroma of butter and flour.

Chocolate croissant
Victoria S.

Great place for real French style goods. While it is boulangerie, with various breads and pastries it also a patisserie (opera cake, tarts, colombos, ect). They also sell sandwiches and drinks. For this visit I ordered chocolate croissants. They were buttery but also had some lightness and airiness to it. The outer layers were crispy and the dark chocolate interior was rich. Great place for breakfast or lunch!

Eisha K.

I got a chocolate pistachio croissant and an apricot croissant. I loved the pistachio croissant! Their baked goods at the Glenstone Museum are also great. Also bonus they have a nice little patio where you can sit and enjoy

Jasmine W.

Loved the variety of pastries and sweet treats here! I also had an iced latte from here for the first time. I'd definitely recommend stopping in for coffee too.

Courtney C.

I came for a Raspberry Macaroon because DC no longer has Laduree. The service here was great, they were quick and very attentive. They also have good amount of seating in the back patio. I would definitely be back!

The Pumpkin Treat! We took a gamble on this little guy and he did not disappoint.

This was our first time at Boulangerie Christoph. Everything was authentically French and delicious. This little pumpkin treat (no pumpkin or cinnamon flavoring) was OUT OF THIS WORLD!!!!

Dolonchapa C.

So yes, I fell for the social media hype and made my way to Yellow... only to be greeted by a line that looked like it required a boarding pass. Hard pass. I genuinely think social media has us all in a chokehold--one place goes viral and suddenly perfectly good spots nearby are just... ignored. Thankfully, I have zero FOMO, so I pivoted and walked into this place instead. Best decision. It was busy--don't get me wrong--but in a normal, "weekend brunch rush" kind of way. Not the "wait an hour to prove a point to Instagram" kind of chaos. We grabbed a cold brew, a pain suisse, and a croque monsieur. Everything was reasonably priced, and more importantly, everything looked (and tasted) ridiculously good. The backyard? Genuinely stunning. The kind of aesthetic that people think they're getting in those viral spots. We grabbed a couple of chairs, soaked it all in, and ended up having a really beautiful, relaxed brunch. They've got water stations, the staff is happy to walk you through the menu if you need it--just an overall easy, pleasant experience. Honestly, unless your main goal is to tell people you went to the Georgetown hotspot of the week, skip the hype and come here. If your goal is actually good food and a great vibe, this place delivers.

Lah R.

Boulangerie Christophe in DC is one of those places that truly transports you--the moment you walk in, you're met with the warm, fresh aroma of pastries and a lively, bustling café atmosphere that feels straight out of the south of France. It's clearly a popular spot, so I'd recommend getting there early--there's a good amount of seating, but it fills up quickly, and while there's usually a line to order, it's absolutely worth the wait. Just be prepared that parking in the area can be a bit tricky. The food was outstanding across the board. We ordered a flan, a mango-flavored dessert (name aside, it was incredible), and two crepes--all beautifully made and full of flavor. I had the salmon with an egg on the side, which was especially memorable: rich and satisfying, yet still light and well-balanced. A special shoutout to Neve, who provided exceptional service. She had an impressive memory and got every detail of our order exactly right, all while being warm and attentive. It's easy to see why this bakery has earned such a strong reputation--the quality, authenticity, and overall experience really stand out. Whether you're stopping in for a quick pastry or a full meal, Boulangerie Christophe delivers a charming, genuinely French café experience that's well worth a visit!

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Kathryn J.

What an excellent little bakery! You walk in and instantly see cases full of exquisite pastries and baked goods. Behind the cases and register is an outdoor seating area that can be covered and heated in the winter. It's so cute! It's decorated with plants and photos and feels so welcoming, even in winter. The pastries were delicious! I had a pistachio croissant and the dough was flaky and light. The filling was rich and creamy. I would love to come back!

Raspberry Maccarone
Sara R.

I asked the staff if they had anything gluten-free, and it took them a minute to get back to me. They had misplaced their allergen menu, so they couldn't guarantee anything. A quick Google search confirmed that I could have the raspberry macaron. The filling and cream were delicious, but the actual macaron was very sweet and sugary. I wasn't able to finish it as it was too much sugar! Why the three stars? Although there was plenty of seating available, it was all dirty. There was a ton of trash on the ground, and the tables were full of crumbs and very sticky. I'm assuming they're understaffed, but they should definitely have someone cleaning.

Savory Waffle Salmon
Vlada L.

Came back after, probably, a year or more of not being in the area. Still great selection of desserts and fancy breads. The service was thoughtful and welcoming. We also enjoyed the nicely decorated area at the back. Happy to come back when we are in Georgetown again!

Kay

What a cute spot to stop by and pick up a sandwich, pastry, or coffee! They have a back of the shop for you to go and enjoy the nice weather. Service is quick and they have a great variety of different options. Feels very much so like a real French coffee shop!

Apricot croissant
Sean R.

Love a bakery with a full and colorful display case right in the door. It always turns a potential quick stop to a desire to grab something or multiple something's and really enjoy your visit. Boulangerie Christophe is such a cute location, and their backyard deck and hangout space was perfect to sit back on a hot day, sip my tea, and enjoy a fresh and delicious apricot croissant. Service was quick and helpful, and has inspired me to return on my next venture into Georgetown.

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Where can i park?

Street parking is the only option!

How is this place with small children, say 6 to 12 years old?

You can bring small children here. It gets busy especially on the weekend. That is something you need to know. I didn't spot high chairs if that is a concern

Is this an appropriate place to bring a laptop for a short while?

The downstairs area is more casual (order at the counter, eat on paper plates, grab a seat at high tables by the window) while the upstairs is more sit-down. That being said, I think it would be ok to work with a laptop downstairs but it is a small… 

What are their timings?

Not sure. Although we did go for breakfast at 8:45am on a Thursday and there were people seated eating before us. Hope that helps. It really is delicious.

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