I really can't say enough good things about Village Baking Co. It is easily one of my favorite…read morespots now. Everything I tried was absolutely top-tier. I started with the croque monsieur, and it was exactly what I was craving. The cheese was perfectly melted and bubbly, and that hint of dill on top really pulled it all together. I also grabbed a slice of the lorraine quiche, which was incredibly savory with a crust that was so buttery and flaky it practically melted in my mouth. For dessert, the chocolate kouign-amann was a total standout, super crispy on the outside with those rich, sweet layers inside. I paired it with an iced chai latte, which was perfectly spiced and not overly sweet. They have a small outdoor seating section that is perfect for catching some fresh air while you eat. The whole experience felt so authentic and high-quality. I am already looking forward to my next visit!

This is my favorite bakery! Every time I have stopped by, I have had an excellent experience. Staff…read moreis friendly, the bakery is clean, and it has a cozy atmosphere. They have a few tables and chairs inside and outside for sitting. The tarts are amazing and definitely recommend you take one to go. The croissants are delicious, buttery, and flaky. The coffee is a nice addition but, the main attraction is the bakery! The bakery is in the Bishop Arts area so, you can find some free parking depending on when you visit. On the weekends, the line will move fast so, don't be afraid to wait.

I came here early evening after exploring downtown Dallas and was pleasantly surprised by this…read morebakery. They have a couple of tables outside and plenty of seating inside. I was eyeing some of the baked goods and asked the staff their recommendations. Clay recommended several options and I went with the blueberry scone heated up. Village Baking Boulangerie fits well in the Bishop Arts District. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. I had a great conversation with Clay and look forward to returning when I'm in the area. The blueberry scone satisfied my sweet tooth and was filling.

2 lattes, 1 coffee and 3 croissants was $45! In this economy? The coffee was good enough but…read morecharging $2 for alternative milks is highway robbery. Just because I can't have dairy milk doesn't mean I should have to pay $2 extra for my drink. The pastries are delicious and the staff was nice but a "quick breakfast stop" being that expensive is absolutely absurd

First time here! I came in for something savory and got a ham and cheese roll. The food is yummy…read more The gentleman that serve me was really nice and helps explain the different type of dessert. I went in around 3 and the ambience was calm and chill.

Fun fancy dessert shop. We bought 4 different ones (guava, orange, coffee, raspberry - I dont…read moreremember the name of each one) to try. My husband and father in law didn't like them much since they are white and like a bit stronger flavor and sweetness. I like them ok (guava and orange) since they are not too sweet for me. Almost $40 for 4 little dessert, so it's a bit pricey in my opinion. Fun to try tho, but not enough to come back for them.

Emporium Pies has been on my list for so long that when I randomly came across this location, I…read morewasn't going back home (Oklahoma) without having it. Staying open late worked in my favor as I got through DJing a show. The establishment is modeled like it's someone's house who just wanted to turn it into a food spot. Very welcoming, the lady at the register who took my order was nice. While every selection made it hard for me to choose from, I ended up going with the Cloud 9 - butterscotch, caramel, brown sugar meringue. I took the slice to go as I was heading back to Tulsa. It was so good. Every bite. I couldn't get enough. The combination of those 3 components went well together. As I was looking up the menu on their website, I noticed that none of the selections were the same from when I had my slice. That indicated to me that they have a rotating menu. That's going to make me a returning customer because I can have something new to look forward to.

Food: Dapper Apple:…read moreSimple and classic, but definitely good. It was served warm and had a nice sweetness to it. The crust was more like a savory pie crust instead of a sweet crumble, but there was plenty of crumble on top of the pie. It also had fresh apple slices inside. The only downside is that it's a bit small. In the Lime Light: More on the tart side, but really refreshing since it was served cold. It has a crumble crust and comes as a small pie slice. Great if you like citrus desserts. Service: Quick, friendly, and straightforward. Ambiance: Such a small, cute, and cozy pie shop. It was not very busy when we stopped by, but people would come in and out of the shop.

Was greeted by two helpful ladies. It was my first time here. Service was excellent…read more Ambiance was modern. Not a place that you would sit for long periods of time, but it was neat, clean and gave opportunity for quiet conversation. The food: I ordered the Morning Toast and a regular Thai tea. The Morning Toast intrigued me because I had never had a breakfast sandwich with pickles and slaw. I must say, it was delicious! Never expected that flavor profile to work. The Thai Tea was delicious as well. The cost was $20 that included my tip. I bought some Dubai Chocolate Cheesecake. I will take it to share with my family. I will definitely be back to try some of the other menu items.

Lots of people going in and out to hang, study, or do business work. Thus, I had high expectations…read morebut was disappointedly met below the bar. Low quality drinks (powder, generic syrup flavoring). Their bar workstation was insanely packed and dirty with large jugs of all sorts of colors. Some breads look like they were doused in food coloring while others had yummy representation. The apple pie bread was good and dense. Cake slices are good, not too sweet, and affordable compared to its well-known Asian bakery stores like 85C, PB, etc. I got the Oreo cheesecake and it was yummy, except no trace of cheesecake was found. The girls working looked like they hate their lives and radiated that energy off to me. Meh.

Upscale French themed vibe with gorgeous art and delicious baked goods. Staff was friendly and…read moreattentive. Missing French pastries after my trip to France Came here and tried Mango matcha iced drink was okay. Hard to eat mango slices with ice in the way Banana bread was amazing - caramelized on the top with banana and inside. Moist and full of flavor in every bite (would get again) Coconut passion fruit cake slice - delicious and full of passionfruit flavor which is hard to find (would get again) Apple monkey bread - great with syrup but not as apple-heavy flavor as I'd like it. Sold me on the appearance tho

I called ahead around 12:30 to ask what or if they had any lunch specials today and the woman who…read moreanswered the phone told me yes, it was the triple sampler with soup, salad, and sandwich. I headed over and this was the first time since the expansion I had seen the updates. It was amazing to see in person. I ordered the lunch special and had the option to pick between caesar salad or mixed greens and I chose mixed greens. The soup of the day was tomato bisque. The sandwich options were tuna or chicken pesto and I went with tuna. While I waited for me to go I also got a sweet treat. I got the oatmeal cookie. Everything was so yummy and perfect amount of food. The salad came with a dressing on the side which I think was olive oil and lemon?

Amazing pastries, currently sold inside Buzz and Bustle coffee shop. Pros: Unique flavors and so…read moredelicious! Cons: Parking garage is only free for 1 hour (flat $3 after), hard to find, limited pastry selection. I got the blueberry scone, danish with asparagus, croissant, and the curry potato hot pocket (ranges from $3.75 - $4.50). All of them were delicious! Possibly the best pastries in the area?!?!? Friendly service by the Buzz and Bustle staff who patiently explained each pastry flavor, and I conveniently tried their cappuccino, which tasted great. Plenty of cafe seating inside and outside. The parking garage elevator/stairs is close to the shop, so getting in and out once you know the layout is not bad. Due to the limited selection depending on when you go, I would ignore what's listed on the website and just be ready to try whatever they happen to have available that day. Can't wait to come back to try more!

You know the food is amazing!! The croissants are never…read morelacking in Quality especially when they do not have to be fully heated up. Though it brings them to another level they are the best croissants. The service is hit or miss for because its inside a cafe since its the cafe staff thats heat them up sometimes the croissants taste better but they are never a miss when evaluating them on taste and quality.

Years ago I used to buy bread from this place, and now they seem to have locations all over the…read morecity, so I figured it had to still be good. Had to stop by. We went in the afternoon and they were fully stocked with pastries. We tried the blueberry financier, croissant, chai latte, and matcha. Unfortunately, nothing tasted particularly fresh. The croissant especially missed the mark for me--none of the flaky, buttery layers I expect from a good French-style croissant. The chai was watery, and the matcha tasted mostly like milk with a hint of green coloring. Honestly, the mint-green color told me everything before I even took a sip. The location is great, the décor has a cute Parisian feel, and the staff was helpful, but overall it just didn't do it for me. I probably won't return.

My go to spot for pastries! I love their croissants, chocolate chip cookies, and Kouign Ammans.read more