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Brioche de Paris

4.1 (631 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 3:00 pm
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Classy
Moderate noise
Good for working
Outdoor seating

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Blueberry scone
Raman C.

Everything was great--I came here with my hubby and daughter for a morning coffee and had such a lovely experience. The ambiance was perfect, with light music and plenty of seating to relax and enjoy. We tried the croissants, which were delicious, but the highlight was the blueberry scone. Dipping it into a latte and then taking a bite made it taste like a soft, freshly baked cake--absolutely amazing! I highly recommend trying the blueberry scone this way; it was such a unique and delightful experience. If you're visiting downtown Walnut Creek, this place is definitely worth a stop. I'll be back again soon. A special thank you to my daughter for bringing us here--such a beautiful memory. Love you, my baby

For my francs, this is easily one of the best cafés in the region. There's so much seating; huge case of pastries and beverages; and great ambience. REQUEST: turn off or get rid of the drop ceiling lighting. Also, revise the music playlist to classic retro French cafe music please. Otherwise, love this spot.

Our yummy brunch!
Cat N.

Still one of the greatest places in Walnut Creek to get an amazing cup of coffee I always get the scratch caramel and today I got a pistachio apricot scone and I actually wasn't expecting to like it, but I got it anyway because I love scones, but I wasn't sure how pistachio apricot would go together. Well, it was amazing absolutely delicious. The service there is always topknot to people that work. There are so kind and the ambience is cool.

Rose Latte
Brunella D.

This is hands down the best French cafe in the Bay Area! Our favorites- all their sweet and savory crepes and their waffles. The kiddos love their hot chocolate! They have a wonderfil assortment of pastries and baked treats our favorite being the creme brulee croissant, pistachio croissant and the gingerbread loaf slice. Everything is authentic and delicious! The staff are prompt and courteous. Ambiance is very French like and cozy. We are definitely coming back when we are in the area to try the Berry French toast and Tiramisu Crepe!

Blueberry Scone
Keely A.

My family heard this was a small business and we love to support places in town like this. Lots of fabulous seating inside and outside in Alamo. The menu is very extensive for lunch! We were not that hungry so we just got lattes and a blueberry scone. My vanilla latte was perfect! Not too sweet and had a great robust espresso flavor. The blueberry scone was unlike any scone I've had, In a good way. It was so yummy! Sweet and blueberry forward with a great texture. I can't wait to come back here and try something from their lunch menu!

Inside seating
Aileen L.

This charming coffee shop is centrally located in Walnut Creek. It's counter service and the food is delivered in a timely manner. They have lots of bistro seating outdoors as well as inside seating with benches, tables and couches. It offers a very chill, relaxed vibe! They offer lots of decadent pastries as well as egg sandwiches, French toast, lunch sandwiches and more. Today we tried the French toast and ordered an egg sandwich with bacon and cheese. Both were spectacular! The French toast was cooked to perfection and topped with fresh strawberries, blueberries, raspberries and sweet blackberries! Yes, a dollop of whipped cream that entices you to indulge if you wish! Our egg sandwich was served on a moist flaky croissant. The perfect way to start our morning with a delicious hearty breakfast. We will definitely be back!

KC U.

I give this place all 5 starts for the interior design. I do feel like I'm inside of a cafe in Paris. Very elegant sophisticated seats. Love this place. Unfortunately, we didn't order any pastries but for sure we'll try it next time we're in town. Now check out our desserts.

Storefront
Lloyd C.

Brioche de Paris is a nice little cafe. The ambiance is peaceful and allows you to relax and chill. The staff was friendly and welcoming. I only got a cookie because we ate lunch next door. We'll be back next time we are in the area.

Interior
Sherica G.

Bright and calm ambiance. We had ube croissant, Marseille Crepe and Dubai Strawberry Crepe. Ube Croissant had generous ube filling. This filling was smooth and not sweet. Marseille was savory but had more dried tomatoes than I would want so it was a little sour. I would go back for the Dubai chocolate- chocolate was not too sweet, it has enough kadayif for the crunch. The strawberry that came with it was a little sour- it would have been nicer if a sweeter strawberry was added. People were really nice.

D. Reneé B.

A true feel of Paris. Like I'd imagine a cafe to be. Busy and enjoyable. Many pastries and drinks to choose from. Artsy vibe with kind staff.

Leek and Parmesan pastry

Pastries were amazing and their creme brulee latte was spectacular. The ambiance was so quaint for q Sunday morning...reminiscent of breakfast time in Paris itself. Will definitely be frequenting this bakery.

Rose latte, Chai Latte, Chocolate croissant, maple sponge cake
Raquel C.

Literally, the best croissant that I have had in forever! It was so flaky, and not too much chocolate. The maple cake was just the perfect size because it is very rich but also very delicious. My husband's coffee was very strong, but he needed that in order to wake up lol. My chai was also really delicious! The inside is so freaking cute and you would want to take pictures for the gram! Staff was super friendly and able to provide recommendations on what we should get.

Sandwiches and pastries
Jones K.

Had an amazing chocolate Dubai croissant and one of the best quiches I've ever had, made with rich, creamy goat cheese. Every bite was full of flavor and perfectly balanced. Truly a top-tier experience . I'll definitely be coming back for more.

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Ask the Community - Brioche de Paris

Is this place Kid friendly?

Yes

Is parking readily available?

There is street parking only. There are two garages on locust street as well. About 1-2 blocks away.

Are you still serving creme brûlée?

Yes

Are the pastries made in-house? Or are they bought somewhere else (or frozen) and then baked?

Pastries are made in the Brioche kitchen.

Is there anything gluten free offered?

Yes, we have a few gluten free options. As we grow, there will be more selections.

This looks so cute! I'd go for a non-dairy hot beverage. Do they have anything to eat that is vegan and made there?

There is non-dairy drinks. They have vegetarian options, but not sure about vegan. It's a French Bakery, so I would think not vegan. Call them. Very nice people

Do they offer non dairy milks? Such as almond and soy?

Yes, almond and soy.

What are the hours of operation?

I only went on a Sunday morning at 10 am. We just happened to be walking by and saw it was finally open, walked in to check it out.

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Benvenuti Ristorante - Papardelle al Ragu (top) and the Casarecce Siciliana (bottom).

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Papardelle al Ragu (top) and the Casarecce Siciliana (bottom).

Brioche de Paris - french - Updated October 2026

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