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Coquette Bakery

4.6 (60 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 2:00 pm

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Albert T.

We parked in the lot to visit Rogue Creamery and Coquette Bakery was right to the side. Why not try it out? We walked in and were originally set on getting the very puffy and flaky looking kouign amann, but after reading the label and seeing it was flavored with cardamom (not my favorite), we decided to go another direction. Pain Au Chocolate [sic] ($5.75) - Really dark brown baked cocoa-infused shell on this croissant, enough to give a deep color but not burnt. This creates an extremely flaky crisp right on the top, nicely contrasting against the chewy interior. The interior isn't dried out at all even with the somewhat harder bake. Inside they put a ton of mildly sweet dark chocolate. This isn't a traditional pain au chocolat, using batons, and instead there's basically a large log of chocolate rolled inside the center. Since there's so much chocolate, this one with a lower melting point than a typical baton, the additional moisture while baking compresses some of the honeycomb structure a bit. Based on my best guess from what I can see, the normal croissants baked at Coquette probably have excellent lamination and proofing. There's an additional chocolate drizzle on top that adds more sweetness, but the pastry never reaches the point that I would consider too sweet. (5/5) We only purchased a single pastry on this visit. I'll have to revisit in the future to try out their other specialties.

Carrot cake muffin

The carrot cake muffin was amazing!! The cappuccino was like a European one!! I am always on the look out for a place that can do that. They are few and far between. Go here!

Carrot Cakette
Sarah T.

Omg. So good. A friend introduced me to this masterpiece over the summer. I had forgotten about it until a week ago and I've been revising a couple times a week since, grabbing one to go with a house coffee. Everyone has been very friendly. I also tried the chocolate croissant which was just as good. I happen to be a huge carrot cake fan so I stick with this. They also serve some lunch items so I'm planning to go back at some point in the afternoon.

Some breakfast goodies
Tammy P.

We were in the area to go to a winery (which had closed) and found this cute bakery. It is a small bakery some different breads and pastries. We ordered a carrot cake cupcake and a baguette.

Crispy pastry with good filling. I don't have the picture. I ate it too fast!
Sisi H.

What a finding! Fresh and tasty bread with a great service! Big variety too, we had a big group so we tried the ginger tile (unanimously the best!), cinnamon bun, ham and cheese croissant (had sooo much delicious cheese (my favorite!). The grilled paninis were also a hit (I didn't try) but they really like the sauce that came with. There are tables inside and also outside, lots of parking space.

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Phil N.

I like this little spot next to the creamery. It's a old gas station with roll up garage doors. It's A + for Service and Friendliness. Baked goods also A+ Baked goods with a High Five for the coffee cake. Coffee, at this point, appears to be brewed only but no espresso. it was very good. Sandwich was substantial, they are pre made in the European style but they are too big for me or any of my buds who are all good eaters. Well, one guy finished, but he's special.

Espresso, Cappuccino, or Latte anyone?
Batiste M.

Besides the yummy artisanal baked goods, they've got surprises of desserts & cookies too! The hospitality is second to none...though I'd be too sleepy to entertain if I were the baker, they're now serving espresso, cappuccinos &/or lattes to go with your favorite Coquette speciality. Everything is so good, I always walk out with more than I planned for.

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3 years ago

Superb, delicious pastries and bread! It's a must try. Great variety and great people!

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Cute little shop. Get there early when the full menu is available, they sell out quick!

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Amazing bread. So good. I feel like I got something magic every time I'm lucky enough to get a loaf. And the owner is such a nice guy.

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Very very tasty. I enjoy the olive bread! My parents also love this food. A truly nice guy as well.

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