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    3.7 (474 reviews)

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    Raj B.

    These macaroons are delicious and super soft although on the sweeter side. I got them as a gift from a friend.

    Karla V.

    Place is for sure average! Don't get me wrong. I love cutesy, overhyped places, but please sell me the fantasy on arrival! I found the servers very pretentious and rude. Despite this, we had tea and a few pastries.

    Eric B.

    While shopping in Georgetown, I found a beautiful, quant place for coffee, hot chocolate and delicious almond croissants! Laduree, the interior ambiance is much like a European, French place with the crown moldings, mirrors and crystal everywhere. The service is prompt and very polite. Space is somewhat cramped if looking for a table; be patient seats open up quickly and the staff is helpful in finding you a table. A bit on the pricy side, but well worth the experience!

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    Vina H.

    From the first look even outside the window, this place makes me feel so fancy and like i was in France. The aesthetic of the place so different from many other place I usually go to. The service was exceptional. The staff that was checking us out and greeted us always smile and so helpful with her recommendations. We got the cutest box of macarons , cost about $28 without tax but it's so pretty I could use it to put gifts in later! We also got the cutest chocolate bar and the cutest chocolate piece. The chocolate "button" one was so delicious, the right amount of sweets and fragrance. I got different flavors of macarons and oh my goodness, they all tasted so soft still the next day and it's like they melt in my mouth. It is not too sweet and just made with perfection. Love the presentation, love the look, love the bag and box that came with the purchase. Overall, it was a bit expensive but it was worth it. I would definitely come back here for a girl date!

    Michelle T.

    Harsh critiques. SMH. Their selection of pastries and sweets goes well beyond the infamous macaroons. If you don't automatically feel like a Parisian Princess, then, please get over yourself! Lol! This place is a great stop to pick up gifts and to take a break from shopping!

    Abegail A.

    Laduree is well-known for their macarons, but did you know some of their locations offer afternoon tea like the one in Georgetown? Favorites during my afternoon tea jncluded: Club Laduree sandwich (creamy chicken salad sandwich) Plaisir Sucré (not too sweet pastry that's crunchy and filled with hazelnuts, praline, and milk chocolate) Pistachio and coffee macarons Thé Roi Soleil (green tea with hints of rhubarb and caramel) Pro tip: If you're really looking to indulge, add a mocktail to your afternoon tea order ($$)

    Isaphan and Marie-Antoinette. Iced lavender latte
    LeAnn F.

    This is an iconic macaron shop in Georgetown. It gives off Parisian vibes. We got the Isaphan and Marie-Antoinette which was sweet and just melts in your mouth when you bite into it. The Iced lavender latte was very water down and you can't taste the lavender flavoring at all. It feels like it was filled with my ice than coffee.

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    Julia S.

    What a cute spot! My gals and I decided to have a tea party and found this gem of a spot. Towards the back of the store, there are a few tables which allow for a very fun cozy gathering filled with yummy delights. You have options of savory to sweet. I got the salmon Benedict and others in my group go the breakfast option and another got the avocado toast. Everything was delightful. Now... let me get to the sweets. Never have I ever had such delicious macaroons. Was never a huge macaroon fan but Laduree totally made me a true believer.

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    Bella J.

    I liked this place for its pretty decorations and display. 1. Tea/coffee: 4 stars It is $6.50 to go and $7.70-$9 if you sit down. That's expensive yet it doesn't taste any special. 2. Cakes: 4 stars The looks are good and they have the afternoon tea, which is very popular. Macarons are delicious and good looking. 3. Service: 1 star Super slow, mean, impolite.

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    Katlyn H.

    I wanted to really like Laduree, but I thought the experience was okay. Laduree has a great location in Georgetown right off M Street. There is a parking garage on Thomas Jefferson St that was only $16 (on the weekend), and it was only a few minute walk away. This location is small (like all places in Georgetown), the front half of the store has a bakery counter and the back has a few tables. It looked like they had a few outdoor seats as well, but it was too cold when we visited. They location is small, so if you want to sit down for a meal, I would highly recommend making a reservation. I did the Laduree tea time for $60. I did a pot of tea with my tea time, and they had a good selection. The food came on a tiered tower. The finger sandwiches were good, especially the salmon one, but small. The rest of the tray was just sweets. The macarons were good and you get to pick the flavors. I also picked a chocolate croissant, which I wish had been a little warm. The two sweets of the day just ended up being two bite sized cookies. You also get a half dozen macrons to go. I ended up eating my friends French fries from her sandwich meal, because I needed something savory. If I went again, I would just get a normal meal, the tea time was not worth the price at all. The service was okay. They seemed to have a lot of people working, but it took a while to get the check at the end.

    Nathan H.

    We enjoyed the macaroons at this establishment. We had actually purchased ones in France at Versailles previously from the same company, these were much better. The shop is located on M street which is the busiest part of Georgetown. It's very nice inside and there were seats available so we sat and enjoyed our macaroons.

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    Rob C.

    Food - know for their macarons in Paris. Surprising that they have in DC. Love their macarons. Reminds me of my time in France with family. Tried their vanilla flan, good but was somehow thinking crème brûlée. Was decent sweetness level but just dry. Service - good service and very friendly French gentleman and ladies. Ambiance - totally feel like a Mary Antoinette style or some French style place. Beautiful and French music playing in the background. Totally throwback to our adventures in France. Verdict - yaaas!! Try at least their macarons!!!

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    Jenevieve T.

    Adorable French shop with macaroons, pastries, and food. Indoor seating for lunch or tea. We had lemonade which was freshly squeezed and tasted so satisfying on a warmer day. The price is different if you take out vs dine in so make sure to check the menu for prices. Everyone was friendly and I would recommend this spot when in the area.

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    Do they have high chairs?

    i am pretty sure yes.

    Hello, Are the plant-based (vegan) macaron options offered at this location? Thanks!

    Unfortunately I don't recall seeing any. If you call ahead, it's possible that they could make or procure a batch for you!

    Open for dine in?

    It was when I went, but very limited seats.. and they didn't take reservations.

    When will laduree reopen for inside dining or teatime?

    They're open. Just made reservation for Saturday Brunch.

    Is this location open for indoor dining?

    Yes

    The phone is disconnected. Is this location in Georgetown still open?

    Yes they're open. Phone # (202) 948-6350

    Is this location wheelchair accessible?

    Yes, it is wheelchair accessible. We look forward to welcoming you soon!

    Is anybody know if I can do a birthday party at Laduree or not ? Also, Can I do a reservation before i go ? Thanks

    Good morning, Thank you for reaching us.… 

    Can somebody tell me when it opens?

    It just opened today, Tuesday, May 2, 2017.

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