Super cute deli/bakery/market with a nice variety of French goods and pastries! We stopped in while exploring the area, it was early in the day and we had a lunch reservation, so I was careful not to get too much. I really wish I could've gotten so much more. We received very friendly service and a warm welcome from who I assumed was the shop owner. read more

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I lived this place. It has a large selection of tarts, cookies plus other sweet treats. read more

Le French Tart - Store counter - French Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Today, I had an old friend for lunch. The mushroom parm quiche at Le French Tart never disappoints. Its crust is flakey and buttery. Its filling, an eggy, cheesy mix of savory softness, is meant for the refined palette. In every little delectable bite, you taste the simple freshness of authentic Parisian cuisine. Between the La Dinde crepe and sandwich, endless croissants, small satisfying pies, and quiches served with side salads, Le French tart has claimed a regular spot at my lunch table. We'll always keep Le French Tart in mind. read more

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Wasn't a croissant fan I tried THIS almond croissant. Didn't expect the pressed technique, but I love it. I totally understand the hype and recommendations now. The rest of the pastry items look fresh and tasty as well--I want to go back and try other items for sure. read more

Le French Tart - Almond Croissant - French Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

5 stars for their hot cocoa! (I did not try anything other than this) I got a large cause I love cocoa but it's so rich & thick I should have gotten a small. read more

I took a late-night flight into town and the next morning my friend had coffee and breakfast waiting. He told me I had to try the croissant because it was from a local bakery, and it was voted the #1 croissant in New York by the NY Daily News. I took a bite, and he was right! My oh my, it was one of the best I've tasted. Layers of buttery, flaky pastry. Perfectly crisp on the edges and fluffy inside. I happened to pass by the shop the next day during my morning run, so I stopped to check it out. The case was loaded with freshly baked goods and other delicious treats. Owner/Chef Laurent is from France, so you are getting authentic French pastries. They also sell a variety of cheeses & other gourmet items. read more

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There's a wide variety of baked goods here and everything looks super fresh. My go-to is the spinach and feta croissant. The croissant layers and texture are amazing! I also tried the mini apple turnover, but the filling is lacking. I also highly recommend the quiches here. Bring them home and reheat for enhanced taste. The next item I would come back to try is the almond croissant and tart. read more

Le French Tart - Q5. Spinach and Bacon Quiche Spinach Croissant Mini apple turnover - French Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

The kitchen delivers quality without explanation. The bill will be higher than fast food. The staff balanced attention and space nicely. They offer great food that won't break the bank. This restaurant operates in quiet excellence! read more

Considering the photos of all the goodies in here, we were expecting everything to be good. I think the food is 3.5 stars at best. We ordered two croissants, a fruit tart, a strawberry cheesecake and a madeleine. They have posters saying they have the best croissants in NY so we were looking forward to it but honestly everything was just mediocre at best. Croissant was pretty good but that's about it. The strawberry cheesecake tasted weird! The Strawberry on top to the cheesecake itself, I would completely skip next time. The tart was just okay but the custard on there is not what I'm used to having from other shops- it felt thicker and the taste just wasnt there. The madeleine was just okay- also would skip. Come for croissants but I would skip everything else, even though everything in the display case looks good. read more

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I love this bakery spot! Their croissants are simply the best and their cookies as well as cakes are pretty decent. They also have bread is fresh and baked on the premises! read more

This place is tres manifique, it's like a trip to France w/o leaving Brooklyn. The crossant a are really flaky and good, the coffee is nice n strong, macaroons! So good! The baguette yum. The vacuum packed meats ( suppressata, salami, chorizo ) n cheeses will make the charcuterie look amazing. The place recently got renovated so it's easier to navigate n not so chaotic as before. Give this place a try, your tummy will be happy you did. read more

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This is such a cute little French deli--how could I hate? The quiches looked scrumptious, but I ended up getting two tarts: chocolate ($5) and almond apricot ($6). The chocolate tart was stale, goopy, and way too sweet, but it was redeemed by the almond tart, which was so crisp and buttery, with a fluffy and moist almond filling. It's probably hit or miss depending on whether you happen to choose something baked fresh or left over from the day before. ALSO!!! A large coffee is $3 which is an absolute STEAL. read more

Ok a bit too ballsy to claim best croissants in the city, but truthfully they were not bad. It's a good neighborhood spot. My favorite was the fact that after scouring all sorts of specialty French grocers in the city I finally found my long sought Mirabelle jams here. They also have traditional baguettes and love that they make a distinction. There are seats outside, perfect little bench for people watching, while ripping apart a loaf and dipping in jam. read more

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What an amazing place to grab a banquet and a coffee. While you are at it, please get a croissant and all those pastries. This is the spot but definitely come early or it will be very busy. We got here around 9 am on a Sunday but that is cutting it a little. This is the ideal French pastry spot in the neighborhood. You can find some pretty unique stuff here. The service is very quick and to the point. They can use some smile but it's French style probably. The croissant has all the butter layers but can use some perfection. Btw this place is more of a grocery spot then a cafe. No space to sit except take it outside with 2 metal bench. read more

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It was a choice on a whim! Croissant was really flaky. Chocolate croissant was good. The bacon spinach quiche was out of this world. Apricot tart was very tasty. Lastly, you have to get the eclair mango passion fruit, we all had a taste and we should have went back in to get another one to get more than one bite. We stumbled across Schweppes soda too! The inside of the place is a legit French market. We were helped right on the spot and it was made as it was ordered. The place has a limited coffee selection, the latte and the vanilla latte went well with what was ordered. read more

I went to the store today to order an ice latte, coffee, not only did I spend extra on milk, which was fine. The waitress completely screwed up my order, then had the nerve to charge me for a whole new drink. But when I asked for just half-and-half to make my drink a little bit better, she had the nerve to tell me that she had to charge me extra for milk when I already spent extra for oat milk. So you're telling me that you guys can't give me a courtesy of giving me milk to fix my drink? that your waitress messed up. I will never be going back to this place again. read more

I ordered a strawberry tart from DoorDash and received it in a box with the word "suicide" written on it. I called the store to find out why that was written on the box. They said they have a cupcake named suicide and they used the box for that previously then used the box for my order. First of all, I find it in poor taste to name any food suicide. It was jolting to see it on the box and I thought it was a very bad prank. And second of all, I don't think it's sanitary to reuse food containers in this manner. read more

Le French Tart - French Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

The baguette and classic croissants are delicious and affordable! The other baked items I bought were hit or miss I came on a Sunday and there was a little line that went pretty quickly- always a good sign Here's what I've tried so far: -traditional baguette- this is a bit more expensive than their other baguette. The cashier told me it was chewier and I was pleased with my choice -classic croissant- flaky and messy to eat, as a croissant should be. My boyfriend found it a little salty but I thought it was awesome -chocolate cupcake (called something like explosion or secret?)- filled with an oozing chocolatey center- very good -red velvet cupcake- fine, but nothing special. No special flavor and the cake itself was a bit dry -rainbow cookie- SO disappointing. It was rock hard and just tasted old. We ate it the same day we bought it. Other friends told me it's been good when they bought it in the past I'll definitely come back for French bakery basics or to pick up elements for a charcuterie board like nice cheeses! read more

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This place has become a go to for us about once a month . We will order for pick up and take it home for dinner. We keep ordering the Classic French Ham & Cheese Crossaint and the Le Mixte. I like to make French Martinis at home to enjoy with it. Silly? Sure. But whatever. We have also enjoyed the La Dinde Sandwich and the Nutella & Banana Crossaint (but who wouldn't enjoy something with Nutella?) Some of the desserts we have tried include the blueberry tart and apple tart (heat them up a little bit when you get them home), the Creme Brûlée, the brownie and cheesecake. All of their desserts are good so far. I have to break out of the habit I'm in and try some of the crepes. Will update when I do! read more

Le French Tart - Le Mixte. French Ham & Cheese Crossaint. Creme brûlée - French Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Great large raspberry tart. And a great addition to our Christmas desserts. The small tarts are equally tasty.

Excellent chocolate croissant - one of the best I've had in the area and I'm already looking forward to going back and getting another, as well as trying more from the myriad of pastries, cakes, tarts, and confections at Le French Tart. The store itself is sooo cute - it's a full French grocery with products from all over France, including grains, sweets, sauces, escargot, candies and cookies, jams, and more. The service is friendly as well. It's absolutely worth a stop and definitely get a croissant, particularly the pain au chocolat if that's your thing. read more

This place is delicious! I have yet to go in but order breakfast from here frequently on weekends when I want to treat myself! Their croissants (plain, whole wheat - love that they have this!, and almond) are some of the best I've had, even my mom approved when she visited! Their breakfast is delicious. It's a little on the pricey side but definitely worth it! Lattes are good too. As far as their other pastries, they're somewhat hit or miss. I wasn't a fan of the macarons and some of the other stuff we got. I would stick with the croissants, they're perfectly flaky & buttery! Definitely would recommend! read more

I love this place! Makes me feel like I'm back in Paris in the 15th Arrondissement. This is a little French Store and the products are France. From the pasta, sauces, jam, cheeses and drinks. I love the bakery as well, the best croissants in NYC! I'm going to be back to order some stuff to surprise my fiancee for the 4th of July with a picnic but I just told her so not a surprise, lol. I will upload the photos when I go back to show you how beautiful this place is. read more

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Since my first post, I've gone there again twice to get their delicious croissants and once more to pick up a fruit tart for Mother's Day. The fruit tart is so delicious, I highly recommend them for any occasion. The fruits were sweet and my family really loved the crust. It cost $29 for a 10-inch tart which was well worth it! Please note that the bakery does have some cakes available in store (cheesecake, pies, chocolate cakes) but during they are being made and sold in limited quantities. I recommend calling in advance to ensure you get the cake you want..as long as you call to reserve, they will make it for you! read more

Le French Tart - Fruit tart $29 - French Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I used to love this place and the quality was certainly there in the beginning, but I think the owner expanded too quickly, and the output of his present selection of goods has been compromised. His quiches used to be well cooked and delicious, they now taste almost raw in the center. Maybe he should think about that and do a spot check of his goods. Quality is not what it used to be. The only thing that keeps me coming back is the really nice female workers who have been at the store for several years now and worked there throughout Covid. Their cheerful disposition and helpfulness is key to the success of his 5th avenue store. read more

PERFECT baguettes, beautiful macaroons, and strong coffee. I love this little hole in the wall. Great place to pick up bread and ham and pate for a picnic. They have sandwiches made to order as well. Love LOVE love this little French bakery. read more

Le French Tart - Ham and butter and pate sandwich. Perfect little lunch. - French Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

This place really does have the best croissants. Every pastry we've gotten here, from the croissants to the brownies to the pretzels to the tarts, has been a win. The sandwiches taste so fresh and the bread has a nice crunch on the outside with a softness on the inside. Finally, the price. We got 2 croissants and 2 sandwiches for under $30 - that's practically a steal in Brooklyn. This is one of our favorite places for a lunch and snack! read more

I absolutely love this place. Their food is amazing. I definitely recommend them. I have had the croissants with tomato and cheese and well as the one with ham. I've had their bread with ham, cheese and fig. So good! And the chai latte is amazing. read more

Love: Eco paper packaging for delivery including compostable silverware. This alone is leading my 5 Star rating, all restaurants should do this. I would pay extra for a paper straw in the future. Like: All the foods I've tried including delicious breads, pastries, croissants, salad, homemade chips. The ham and cheese croissant sandwich béchamel is to die for. I wish the goat cheese and spinach omelet had a little more cheese. The restaurant itself has a cafe vibe with a few large tables great for a meetings. A good selection of packaged French goodies to take home as well. Neutral: Le French Tart ice tea, not the regular ice tea. It sounded delicious with lots of herbs and flowers but I agree with a Seamless review I read that it tastes like cough syrup. Lots of other delicious options to try next time. Don't let this deter you - a welcome addition to South Slope! read more

Been exploring different parts of Brooklyn.. trying to get out of my comfort zone. Last New Years Eve I convinced my friends to ring in the New Year by celebrating at Nostro. I've always passed Nostro when taking the bus. We really liked Nostro and I made a mental note to come back to Prospect Avenue. Today I decided to catch a quick snack at Le French Tart. I hadn't eaten at all due to yoga and running errands. Thus I decided to cheat a bit and craved a mini quiche. There are many varieties to try: spinach and bacon, zucchini and mozzarella, broccoli and cheddar and the old standby ham and Swiss. All sounded delicious but the zucchini caught my eye. The size was just right for a quick bite and it was savory and delicious. It was warmed up and served by a friendly employee. There is an extensive menu: sandwiches, (croque Monsieur), salads, omelette, wraps and crepes made with buckwheat flour. The dessert display case featured delicious options: Black Forest cakes, cheese cakes, crumb tortes and my fave the Assorted Fruit Tart Cake. There are mini versions, macaroons, turnovers and humentash, I tried the apricot humentash and it was delicious. They also sell beverages, Karina and Jeff soups, olive oil etc The establishment is cozy with round tables to dine at. They do sell Knick knacks that are French themed. Le French Tart is easy to get to via the R train to Prospect Avenue and about 8 minute walk or the B63 bus that stops about a block away. All in all worth the trip from Bay Ridge! read more

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Stopped in here for some treats after walking around Prospect Park today. A chocolate almond and almond croissant is what I chose and they were delightful, especially the chocolate almond. How can anything with chocolate be bad? They also had that substantial almond paste filling which I love. Would definitely stop by when in the area again. read more

1 star is for incredibly poor customer service. This happened yesterday morning. I placed a pickup order on Uber Eats and wait time was 10-20 min. 10 min later, I received a notification that my food was ready for pickup so I walked over. When I got there, they told me it would be 15 more min because they were "prioritizing other customers" and to move aside. Now I understand being busy on a Saturday morning, but the people working behind the counter were just plain rude. I ended up waiting at the store for 40 min on top of the 15 min waiting for the online order. It would have been quicker to go there and order. But there was one woman behind the counter that just made the experience unpleasant. I will not go back nor will I recommend this place to anyone else. read more

Walking in felt like I was back meandering the corner bakeries that are sprinkled everywhere in Paris as common as our bodegas--and seeing some of my favourite snacks from overseas available here was truly heartwarming. My partner and I were walking the dog in the area and decided to finally give this spot a visit and I'm so glad we did! Not only are they one of the few cafes open at 6:30AM on weekdays, they also had a lot of FRESHLY baked breads already available when we popped in. I grabbed 3 mini tarts, croissant, a french roll, and a vegetable quiche. the bread was still warm and perfectly doughy when we dug into it and the croissant was buttery and satisfyingly flaky, along with all of the other pastries. It's definitely not diet food, but it's a little taste of France that I appreciate having in the neighborhood and we'll certainly fold it into our morning rotation! read more

Love a good french bakery. This is a new find and I'll be back for sure! Ordered their quiche and raspberry linzer tart. Fresh ingredients and well baked. Excited to try more of their dishes! Specially the crepes and other cakes! read more

Le French Tart - Q2. Broccoli and Cheddar Quiche - French Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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I'm mad about an incident involving Brie cheese I purchased here a couple days ago, so I'm leaving this review to get it out of my system. It was from one of the fridges, and when I got home and opened it it was covered in mold. I was really looking forward to the cheese so this was the lowlight of my week. It wasn't expired or opened, but it was moldy. Ugh! I'm giving this place five stars because these things happen and it's a cute shop to have in the neighborhood. I haven't been here before my Brie incident but I'm hoping to have a good experience the next time I pop in! read more

Le French Tart - French Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Love the sandwiches they make on croissants and baguettes. The closest thing I've found in the city to a sandwich at a boulangerie in Paris.

Charming and spacious little cafe with quality offerings for breakfast, lunch or a light dinner. This place is beyond authentically French - the next customer after me on a sleepy Sunday afternoon picked up a baguette being held for her and conversed with the owner in French for a bit before taking off. I tried a ratatouille crêpe, which was just a perfect example of a savory crepe - light and fresh, but still filling and satisfying. The veggies tasted incredibly fresh. I could have gone for a bit more goat cheese on it, but then, I could always go for more cheese on anything. The pastry selection looked glorious and tempting, but I was coming from the gym and managed to refrain. The shop also has a shopping area of French specialty products - I haven't seen this many cornichons, mustard, and lentils on one shelf since staying in the Loire. The products are expensive, as I guess you'd expect from imports. Not for everyday shopping, but great for a special meal. Honestly, it felt a lot like one of those ex-pat shops set up in/for a neighborhood with a slew of said ex-pats clamoring for a sense of the local, something I'd maybe expect more in Carroll Gardens. I'm not aware of this neighborhood having a huge French population. As a local Francophile, however, I'm glad it has opened on our South Slope shores. read more

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A cozy little place with some amazing croissants! They bake on premise (in the morning when I go) so it's some of the freshest croissants I've ever tasted. Definitely try their almond croissant, it's not like any other almond croissant I've seen before. At first I thought it was a cookie because it's flattened. I will admit it didn't look appealing at first glance but so glad I decided to get it. It has some powder sugar on top but it's filled with almond paste and slightly gooey inside. It's really good! A must try in my opinion. They also have other pastries, teas, coffee and offer a full menu of food items such as sandwiches, crepes and salads. read more

Le French Tart - Pastry display case - French Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Love love the croissants...just like France. Was disappointed with their quiches and sweets. Super thick crust and dry and not at all buttery. Would definitely go back for croissants only and perhaps to try their bread. read more

I ordered from them on Seamless they sent all of the desserts and none of the sandwiches for breakfast called them to tell them, they said they couldn't do anything about it and refunded me the money for the sandwiches I still spent $90 and none of the service fees and other gratuities etc. came back to me, not sure if the delivery guy lost it or the restaurant screwed up they didn't seem to care their nonchalant attitude on the phone was indicative of a poorly run restaurant. The food we did get was fine, but really ruined a nice morning. read more