I love Le Chantilly. This is definitely another place I make sure to eat at when I'm in Albuquerque. Their bakery case is amazing; decorated cakes, pastries, breads, cookies and other desserts is enough to satisfy any sweet tooth. Their sandwiches are excellent. I typically always get my sandwich on a whole wheat croissant, which is very good. They have different quiches that are also fabulous. A great place to stop for a quick lunch. read more

We had high hopes going in but as soon as we sat down I noticed one of the servers wearing a sweatshirt with the hood pulled over her head. Needless to say that did not create a very positive image. Well in turns out, after overhearing the server talk to other customers, that she had food poisoning! She said that she could not even keep down water! WOW! So she is a server, she had food poisoning and she still went to work!? Why did the "manager" allow her to keep working? We walked out without ordering anything. read more

This is a great place! Coffee, pastries and dishes are great; service is superb! Enjoy meeting friends and just a place to chill are added benefits. :-) read more

Customer service is horrible!!!! When I called back to speak to the manager about my experience this punk kid answered the phone and said "Who is this?!!" I said "a customer." and he responded "What's your problem?!!" Then he told me there was no manager there and he hung up on me. I'll take my business to Flying Star :) read more

Very disappointed in this place. Came to do wedding cake tasting, but it was an awful experience. The guy that helped us had no experience with wedding anything. Meanwhile the lady(owner, I think) who normally handles wedding cake tastings was chatting it up at the counter, he had to keep asking some other girl our questions. The cakes were dry, and he also mentioned they had been previously frozen. He couldn't tell us what cakes we were trying. And every one of them had nuts on it. read more

I wouldn't go there if you're in a hurry. Seems to be perpetually shorthanded, on this I agree with other reviews. Pastries are good. Seems to be a meeting place for a lot of old geezers who drink coffee and read the paper. That's ok, I'm a geezer myself. Instead of oven-heating they microwave heat their pastries, a sure recipe to turn bread to rubber. IMHO this place needs an enthusiastic new owner. Get rid of the old, worn out menus. Make it nice again. read more

I will start off by saying, the sweets here all look amazing. I had an Alexander something (a cookie filled with raspberry jelly) and it was actually good. I also tried a brownie and I wasn't too impressed. The brownie wasn't horrible, but it wasn't like a "normal brownie". I think the texture really psyched me out. I feel the prices here are a little unreasonable. I don't at all feel I got my bang for my buck. The atmosphere there is very weird, and the staff isn't friendly. I feel if you are trying to sell an expensive product you need to be friendly with the customers because you can make or break your business that way. read more

This is my favorite bakery in Albuquerque. I usually get pastries and cakes to go, I haven't eaten in here in years so I can't comment on the service. My family has been getting cakes here for over 15 years. read more

Not impressed. The place was very filthy & the service was lacking. Tried 4 different pastries & did not like any of them.

Sweet tooth?? Well this place will fix it..Also can get soup and sandwiches here.And if you are up for a great new Mexican lunch charlies front and back door is right next door.. read more

Almond pockets are to die for! My favorite bakery in Albuquerque. All of the pastries we have ever tried have each been very delicious. The are not open on Sundays :( that is the only thing I don't like about this place. Ha! read more

I have had the best pasterys here. but sort of sad to see a continual downslide of good food ....this day, dried out apricot twist....the chicken sandwich was mostly bread and some not so good chicken ...the waitress cleared a table with her fingers carrying four glasses on the inside of the dirty glasses....when she set them down, she started making my sandwich with one glove and a swish of water over the hands, no soap....I asked her to properly wash her hands, she said, "but I did!" I thought she was going to cry, I told the owner and received a story that we are too concerned with germs which is contributing to illness..... and so on. read more

I can't stand this place. The front counter people they hire look like they need to remove fifteen tons of makeup. Either that or they are swilling themselves in the frosting and flour. On top of that, they ignore you when you come in and pretend to make their way around the corner of the counters. I timed them. It takes them approximately 4 minutes to get back to where the straws are near the cash register. Then, they act like they are doing you a favor by asking you what you want. ("What do I want? Uh...baked items? Hello??!!!!) Pass this place by. They are terrible - and their Napoleons and other items are stale and they try to pass them off as fresh with prices to match. Ugh. read more

Great neighborhood bakery with an abundant selection of pastries. Wanted to take the kid out for something more than a doughnut. This place had lovely quiches and flaky pastries. Not pretentious, which says a lot these days. read more

Very good pastries and coffee. My only annoyance is they don't have the pastry prices out so you don't know how much anything is until they ring you up. read more

Any business with a bakery case I find myself gawking at wins some major points right off the bat, and Le Chantilly definitely scored in this department. Plenty of fancy decorated cakes, pastries, breads and cookies to satisfy window shoppers and appetites alike. Good for an afternoon treat, daily bread, or catering an occasion. Very tasty whole wheat croissants, but get there early or they may be sold out. Le Chantilly also offers a lunch menu and coffee drinks. Definitely not a fancy dine-in atmosphere, but there is an impressive mural on the wall to gaze at when not gazing at the baked goods. read more

PETIT FOURS! I love, love, love these little cakes, and Le Chantilly makes the best ones I have ever eaten. Try the pink ones--they're vanilla with raspberry filling and are as tasty as they are cute--total Marie Antoinette food. As far as other baked goods go, if you're crazy about marzipan, try the Almond Pocket, a croissant-type treat filled with almond paste and topped with royal icing. I am not the biggest fan of lunch here, since I am not a soup-and-sandwich person, but I must say that the homemade mayo in the chicken salad is heaven on earth! It's worth going in just to see the incredible mural of a parisian street that takes up a whole wall. I remember coming in when I was little and seeing the artist working on it. I'm happy Le Chantilly is still around! read more

Cakes are pricey but good. I also love their brownies, chinese chews and lemon squares.

My car was across the street and I stumbled on this eatery. I had the stuffed egg and green chile croissant. Yum. Only issue was that I was so full I could not indulge in the sweet treats! I will have to return. read more

Service was very poor the chick seemed dirty and seemed like she didnt want to serve me and most of their pastries are bland but the chocolate croissant was okay. read more

Le Chantilly made my cake and desserts for my wedding. The sweets were decadent and yummy. Customer service was excellent!

~ Full Disclosure: Never had a slice of Buche de Noel before, so opinion may be "biased/naive".  ~ Caveat:  a) is only seasonal, e.g. Christmas b) $28, but may vary per ounces per final weight. c) not many made a day*. Call first thing in AM to reserve yours. d) * is labor intensive and per ingredients =s cost. Do a Youtube search "allrecipes Buche de Noel" ~ Service: I explained to the cheerful clerk, I was relieved to see it came in a box, an especially fitted one at that, as I was going to keep it in the frig for an event for the next day and was at a lose how to wrap it in Glad's Press n Seal. Without hesitation, she said "Oh, I'll do that for ya!"  ~ The Yule Log: I sat at a Singles Table of Gals at the second enactment of a wedding. I cut the first slice and nonchalantly offered 'tastes: OMG: a but subtle taste of chocolate...nary a hint of being overly sweet; it's the smoothness/the silkiness of the filling/icing that gets ya-tantalizes your palate...its richness is indescribably, nastily decadent. Truly...a Yummy! I've never seen so many eyes roll back in one's head all at once...well, not more than one head, as such, at a time! read more

Haven't been here in years, but they made the best napoleons I ever had. I really like the room ambiance as well. Makes me nostalgic to think of it. read more

I was deeply disappointed after spending $13 on 2 desserts. Not only were they mediocre, but nothing close to a french pastry. The pastry dough inside was bone dry, topped off with artificial cream with hardly any natural flavor. These pastries certainly did not taste authentic and creamy and moist like authentic French pastry. I do not recommend this place for so-called French pastries. I actually wanted my money back after taking one or 2 bites. read more

Pastries and cookies are great Service is terrible.I go there all the time for sugar cookies and apricot twists employees are never friendly .Finally got fed up enough to write about it. read more

My friend & I had lunch on a Saturday & it wasn't too crowded. I like that you can seat yourself at any table you choose & there was a fresh rose on each table, a nice touch. All the bakery goods smelled delicious! The choices for lunch were sandwiches, soups, salads, & quiche at reasonable prices. I had the half ham & gruyere cheese sandwich with a choice of potato salad or fruit. I particularly selected that sandwich because of the cheese which I hadn't had in so long along with the homemade potato salad because I had heard about the amazing dill mayo. We waited a while after the server took our order, but then she returned to tell me they were out of gruyere cheese - darn! This surprised me because it wasn't even a late lunch. So I substituted provolone. Since I also had my choice of bread, I chose the whole wheat croissants for which they are well known. My friend had the green chili quiche which did not include any sides but 2 orange slices garnished the plate. Problems were no salt on the table, not being able to get our server to bring us some, as they do double duty serving customers in the bakery, so having to hunt for my own salt - lots of pepper shakers, salt is scarce! My friend ordered coffee but none was ever brought to our table & once again our server was nowhere in sight for a good long while, so she flagged down another server who did bring the coffee although it was long after it was requested. So service is an issue. read more

Buy baked goods early in the day at this bakery/eatery. Whle selection is not that extensive, the pastries, cookies, etc. are tasty and personnel friendly. read more

This is my favorite/must place to visit every time I come home. The apricot tarts are the best I have ever eaten!!! I also love the stuffed croissants and almond Danish. Very few bakeries make items like they do-they are 100% real and delicious! read more

The quiche is decent but served on a small plate with a half an orange slice and wilted lettuce. Worst part. Dressing was spilled all over my back, the waitress apologized and tried her best to clean me up. The manager apologized as well. However, the owner was "on the phone" and never came over to offer help or apologize. The manager told me the server had been let go. The implication being I should feel bad that she was let go FOR THE DAY I was told later. I will NEVER go there again. read more