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Emmy French Corner

4.0 (83 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Andrew S.

Emmy is hands-down one of my favorite coffee spots. Whether you need a drink, a quick bite, or a productive environment to study or work, it checks every box. They have plenty of seating and stay open late, which is super convenient. I most recently got the pistachio croissant, which was absolutely delicious. They have tons of other pastries and menu options. Highly recommend!

Mischa J.

Great bakery, coffee shop, and dessert shop. I most recently had a plain Caffe Macchiato and Pain Swiss. The Pain Swiss was a croissant-like pastry with vanilla cream and chocolate chip. Both were perfect! The decor and ambience were great as well.

Anna N.

I enjoyed my pomegranate dessert and liked how they had some unique fruits like pear too that other cafes don't have. The worker was also nice and explained which dessert she enjoyed the best. The shell was thin and crisp which worked well with the jammy filling and cake. It was around $14-15 after tax which is pretty pricey, so I would say this is good to try once. I am curious to come back and try the other flavors eventually!

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Taylor D.

Absolutely loved the strawberry fruit tart, the flavor was super succulent. The cream and jelly filling wasn't too sweet but tasted like a strawberry cream almost with a cake layer at the bottom. I loved it! Will be back to try the other desserts

Victoria M.

I've noticed that sometimes it's not always consistent. Although still very good, it's not amazing as I first experienced.

Tank G.

This is a very nice French bakery located just outside of downtown DC. There is limited metered street parking available within a reasonable walking distance. The bakery has a small dining area with a few chairs and smooth, pleasant music playing in the background. They have some Instagrammable fruit pastries, fruit-filled croissants, tarts, crepes, cakes, macaroons, subs, and coffees. I got one of the filled fruit pastries that was made famous by Instagram. The staff there was very nice and friendly. I ended up getting one of the burger pastries (pistachio- and raspberry-filled), a lemon tart, and a mango pastry. They were so good. I will admit, they are a bit messy too. You need to keep them in the refrigerator if you are not going to eat them right away. I will also admit that the pastries are a bit on the pricey side. All-in-all, I really liked this place. It was really hard to choose just 3 items. They all looked so good. They taste as good as they look. And that is saying a lot. The presentation is first class. The box they come in looks like it is from an expensive jewelry place. I highly recommend checking this place out.

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Jens J.

Yum, here at Emmy French Corner you will find some really good baked goods and other desserts, including crepes. You can also get a couple different sub sandwiches. Coffee is available. When we arrived at around 11am on a Sunday, we were the only customers. But within a few minutes, the shop was filled with people. Service was friendly and responsive. Even though I didn't see brewed coffee on the menu, I did espy what I thought was a coffee maker. Still, I went ahead with an Americano. It was decent. I ordered a pistachio cookie. With dabs of white chocolate, it was excellent with a pronounced pistachio flavor. My niece ordered a hefty-sized strawberry croissant. It had a delicious filling. JP ordered the 3D Pomegranate dessert. It had a nice texture and light pleasant pomegranate flavor. There's several tables at Emmy's so you can enjoy your purchases here.

Kailee B.

Their dessert are really good. I got the Tarte Emmy: A buttery tart shell filled with airy pistachio mousse and a smooth raspberry crémeux. The perfect balance between the nutty richness of pistachio and the fruity tang of raspberry refined, fresh, and irresistible. It was delicious!! However their Chai would not recommend. Its not chai, its syrup and milk. Thats not true chai unfortunately. Always ask how they make the drinks just incase. Overall the service was fine and the ambiance is pretty.

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Maricela R.

10 out of 10 from presentation to taste. Texture was nice and soft melted in my mouth and the flavor was amazing, and not too sweet just perfect.

Pain au Chocolat
Peter D.

Really modern bakery in the Shaw neighborhood! Had to swing by when I saw the assortment of pastries on Instagram. Ended up picking up a pain au chocolat and loved it. It came out freshly baked and it definitely tasted divine. The counter employees were also super friendly and made sure I got the best pick! Would definitely come back again

Nisha B.

As we walked back to the U Street, 13th street, Metro, my niece spotted this restaurant and said it was a TikTok place :) Not as busy on a Friday night. Tiny sitting areas however. Nice, bright and clean. She got a mango and strawberry pastry (or something). Both items came to $28!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The Mango was GOOOOOOOOOOOD, strawberry not so good All workers were pleasant

Arista W.

This is one of the cutest little French bakeries in DC. I just love the overall ambiance even though it's simple. I stopped by earlier today to try their viral cakes. I got the strawberry cake and it was ok. I expected it to be much sweeter and I wanted more cake. The service was nice and they were pretty quick, these pastries are pricey so be prepared for that. Clean, cute, and cozy. Perfect for a little date.

Ethan G.

With Emmy, they are known for their fruit shaped desserts, and they excel at that. The mango dessert I had was whimsical, fun, and didn't compromise on flavor given the presentation. I wanted to try more fruits but they were sadly out of it. This is what they're known for and I'd suggest coming here for that. When I went, it was packed and crowded. I got the cheesecake which was one-dimensional and had a texture that was more like a sponge cake. I had a friend that also came here after me that said customer service for her was a bit lacking.

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