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    Fauchon Paris

    4.4 (20 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Momoka T.

    4.0 / 5.0 Just opened in 2025, this complex recreates the atmosphere of Paris, France, and includes a bakery, cafe, restaurant, and gift shop. They offer pastries like croissants, eclairs, and macarons, as well as coffee, tea, sandwiches, salads, and other light meals. In the restaurant area, you can enjoy French-meets-New York fusion dishes like croque monsieur and lobster rolls! The interior is elegant, with a Parisian décor, and its location right next to Bryant Park is also appealing. It's clean, and the staff are incredibly attentive. It's a bit disappointing that the tea is served in tea bags. ・FAUCHON BISOU BISOU ・MANDARIN

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    Franny A.

    One of the best chocolate chip cookies ever. I rarely order cc cookies especially in European bakeries, but whoa, this was bananas. It's called brown butter cc cookies. Best part of the the cookie is it's loaded with chocolate. It's a thick cookie which I'm typically skeptical of, but the crispiness of the exterior and the bursting of chocolate is extraordinary! Wow!!!

    Viennoiserie basket and Kir Royale
    Christina M.

    I remember Fauchon from spending time in Paris and was so excited to see it come to New York! It's in a great location right across from Bryant Park. The space inside is gorgeous- everything is bright pink, black, and silver. There's a space where you can sit and dine, and on the left there's a cafe space where you can pick up lattes, cookies, pastries, and other treats to go (some of these are prepackaged and would make great souvenirs, although they're pricey!). Fauchon is known for pâtisserie and I think that's what really shines here. The basket of mini croissants, pain au chocolats, and chouquettes were fantastic- maybe the best pain au chocolat I've had! We got the French onion soup and herb fries- neither were the best I've ever had, but both perfectly good. The Kir royale ($19) was pretty heavy on Chambord but delicious. I wish we'd saved room to try the desserts in the case in the cafe because they all looked excellent! I will say I wish the cafe options were also included on the menu you receive in the dining room- we would've liked to have been able to order lattes and pastries there (I'm sure you still could, but they were not on the menu). Overall, a cute place to stop for a warm beverage and a treat!

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    Mitra U.

    Food was good. I ordered the eggs Benedict. Their bread selection was good. Service was excellent. Price point fair. Nothing over the top. But, is it worth it.. I'm not sure maybe one timer.

    Mike Z.

    Tried the red Paris kiss dessert at Fauchon and also experienced the ambiance at the cafe. I think this is a nice sanctuary away from the hustle and bustle of this central area around Bryant Park. The dessert itself was absolutely delicious, not overly sweet but with a great textural balance. I immediately wanred to try the black version (called New York kiss). However, the dessert was quite expensive for a cafe setting. Will definitely come back!

    Jose P.

    Visited Fauchon for the first time and it was very enjoyable. Fauchon is newly opened, the interior is aesthetically pleasing, each seating location is comfortably separated from other customers, and immediately after entering, you will get a sense of an inviting atmosphere. Our Server, Witness (cool name, right?!), did an exceptional job. He gave appreciated recommendations and was attentive throughout the entire meal. Let me start by giving grand kudos for the complimentary bread, butter, and olive oil. I was in heaven, when I opened the Echire butter and it was exquisitely soft, pleasantly salty, and made each bite mouth-watering. My drink was a Mocktail, Coucou Cooler (coconut, lime, mint, cucumber). This drink was refreshing, well presented, and architecturally artistic. Our entrees were: Faroe Island Salmon a la Plancha (Quinoa, braised fennel, salsa verde). This dish was incredible. The salmon was prepared medium, each forkful had a piece of slightly salted salmon, and the accompanied quinoa and fennel made it complete. Order this. The other entree was the Auguste Ceasar Salad (Baby romaine, soft boiled egg, french beans, artichokes, parmesan, croutons, caesar dressing). This salad was filling, had plenty of ingredients, and those slices of parmesan elevated each bite. If a meal wasn't enough to make you happy, on the other side of the restaurant, you'll find chocolate, macrons, sweets, and merch for sale. Fauchon has thought of everything with this location and hope everyone gets to experience what I just described.

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    David T.

    This place is both upscale and relaxed. The hostess Angel was friendly and informative giving us the history of the Fauchon brothers and their restaurants around the world. The pastries were outstanding and you can watch them work in the open kitchen. Definitely a place for a casual stop or a full dinner

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    Sawako Y.

    Fauchon Paris is my new favorite cafe near Bryant Park. I loved it so much, we went 2 weeks in a row before going ice skating in Bryant Park. However, there is a bit of room for improvement, especially with the service... 1. Atmosphere It has such a chic atmosphere and is conveniently located right across from Bryant Park with large windows. Once word gets out, I'm sure it will get packed very quickly. I love the pretty decor, including the open kitchen and Fauchon pink chairs and decorations. They also have a shop with dessert, pastries, drinks and other goodies to go. Our first visit, we were seated by the large windows, which was nice. Yesterday, we were seated at one of the middle seats uncomfortably close to the next table (it was originally a table for 4, split into 2 tables for 2) and a lot of foot traffic on the other side. Considering we had a reservation, I'd expected better seating. 2. Beverages Both times, we ordered different drinks. - The first time, I tried the Pink Chai Latte, which was cute with the Fauchon "F," but wasn't my favorite blend of flavors. It did come with a piece of chocolate, which was a nice touch. I was also considering ordering a dessert, but our server never came back after they'd told us they'd be back right away to take our dessert order. - The second time, I had the best hot chocolate I've had possibly in my whole entire life. The Haute Chocolate ($13.50+) is a bit pricey, but so worth it for the hot chocolate "experience," especially for hot chocolate lovers. The hot chocolate is served in a silver pot, along with whipped cream and pink marshmallow bisou in silver dessert coupes. The chocolate was the perfect level of richness and sweetness. The cream was smooth, too. The marshmallow, I would've preferred without the sugar coating, considering there's plenty of sweetness from everything else. - My boyfriend ordered the Chai Latte, which came with a piece of chocolate the first time, but didn't the second time. So we asked and they gave us one. It also wasn't hot, probably because it had just been sitting waiting to be served, while the hot chocolate was being prepared. 3. Service They visibly have many staff and servers, who were pleasant and friendly. However, the service was very slow both times. Possibly because it recently opened, there's a bit of noticeable disorganization and inefficiencies. Hopefully, it'll improve, but you're in a rush, I'd recommend ordering to go or going elsewhere.

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    Seby I.

    Adrienne and I had lunch at Fauchon on Saturday. This was a birthday celebration. The birthday girl had the chicken paillard topped with a frisée salad with tiny orange sections. I chose the French onion soup and the viennoiserie. This was a basket of two mini croissants, brioche and pain au chocolat. Adrienne polished off the chicken with gusto. I liked the soup and ate two of the croissants in quick succession. The celebrated pink Bisou was Adrienne's choice and she liked it as it was not overly sweet. I had the Mille-Feuille but could not finish it as it was too rich. What I found particularly lovely returning to Fauchon was that everyone worked here remembered me. How often does this happen unless one is a regular customer. I also remembered everyone's name as I make it a point to do so. It was a pleasure to meet Angela, the hostess, Diane, one of the managers, Witness and Jesus, the servers and Sofiyan, another manager. The fuscia flowers make this restaurant all more gorgeous with the sun streaming in.

    The classic 'bisou bisou dessert, loved it!

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    29 days ago

    Lovely location. Very clean with a nice view of Bryan Park. Food was pretty good. We had the Chicken Pillard and Fauchon Burger.

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