Please pick your seat. We will get to you when we are ready. Waiting. Waiting. Only patrons in the restaurant and we are invisible. We waited 15 minutes while we watched the staff chatting with what I assume is the owner. Lunch typically means your patrons have limited time to dine. No acknowledgment of our wait. They finally came over after I ask if we needed to come to the counter to order. Not a great first impression. Way too expensive for the market. $7.50 for a regular sized latte. $21 for a hamburger with breakfast potatoes which were poorly cooked. Chicken salad sandwich was lacking moisture. Rye bread and salad were good. Not good enough to make me want to come back. Our lunch bill was $53. Take two because why not give a local business A 2nd chance. I honestly don't have the energy to tell you not to go here. Disappointment filled the experience. I made a reservation. Walked to the counter in the back since it's seat yourself. After the owner who did not acknowledge us, snapped at the employee who then provided directions to our table. Resulting in another rude interaction with her boss telling her to take us to the table. Service was terrible not because staff is not capable but IMHO they are not provided training or support. Who serves a breakfast sandwich on an untoasted English muffins? Not crunchy craggy spots to capture the egg yolk to provide a sound, smell and feel experience when eating. Pricing and consistency was all over the place. My latte was only $5 this trip.... And my friends looked like a different type of coffee (she ordered the same thing). Also. Sandwich is not spelled with a "t" unless of course it's made by a coven with spells cast for diner's enjoyment. They need to decide if they are a seat yourself coffee shop where you order from the counter. Or a sit down order from a menu and be greeted restaurant. You can't be both. We were ask if we wanted to dessert and told to go take a look in the case for the bakery items. I'm sad that I don't like this local spot. I usually love local. read more

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Have been calling for a week to order and nobody picks up. Are they open? I really enjoy the food and the space but have been having trouble getting anybody to answer the phone. Edit- they called back and got my order. Much appreciated!! read more

Slow service. Food was good. Very limited selection of teas the morning I was there. Still not sure about the ambience.

We ordered 4 dozen cupcakes and a small 3 layer cake for for a birthday party of 54 people. Absolutely beautifully decorated and so delicious. As many different varieties as you want ( we had 9) . The cake was decorated just as I asked, the buttercream icing was the best we ever had. They also delivered to the venue. Our family came in from 6 states and the cupcakes and Dietsch's ice cream were the hit of the party read more

I don't want to have a laundry list, but so many little things add up to "I won't return". In late November, my daughter and I went for a birthday celebration lunch. The ambiance is upscale "Parisian". It was clean. Soup lukewarm, appetizer was a dip with bread. Bread was served cut around the dip and wasn't warm, grilled, toasted. Not much flavor. The server reheated the soup. Service rather slow. Fast forward to a February order for 6 macaroons. Looked over the bakery case, chose a sugar cookie (so,so) and gave the cashier my name and phone number. She said the owner would get back with me if she had any questions. She had difficulty operating the register. A week later I phoned and said I would be there to pick up my order. The gist of the conversation was that she saw the number, forgot and that I should have paid for them at the time of order. Asked who took the order and I said that a man and a woman were at the register. More or less said that was the problem. I was beginning to see the picture. Since I am assuming this was the owner that answered the phone and said I should have paid, why not phone me and explain and I would have come in and paid? Six macaroons could have been made and even if I was a no show they could have been placed in the case. She did offer some pink ones she had available. I wanted the non tinted ones as they were for special guests. Today was my third visit. My cousin came in with me to sit and chat. This was at 9:15 am. I asked for the cherry turnover since there was a sign for it. None available. The XL cinnamon rolls are (gasp) $11. each. They must be fabulous at that price. Ordered one slightly warmed. Dry and rather chewy. Both ordered coffee. Cousin ordered the bourbon (the sign was spelled burbon) Bundt cake which was listed at 6.50 each. Flavor, meh. Not sure why coffee took 20 minutes to bring around, (server needed to explain that at the onset that it would take more time as it is fresh brewed etc. ) but our pastries were almost finished at that point. I felt bad for the 15 year old server. She came and said that she wanted to tell us about today's soups.....at 9:30 am? Was there for breakfast, not lunch. A sweet girl. Didn't appear trained. Thankfully there were only 4 people within the 2 hours that were dining in. She would have been in the weeds if any more had arrived. Now to the check. The cinnamon roll was 4.25. Was willing to pay the $11, but the sign was wrong. The XL were out and that must have been the regular size. The Bundt cake was charged at 4.25 not 6.50 like listed. Again, willing to pay, but she had no idea what was correct pricing. Coffee was hot and ok and the price actually less than any restaurant around. Here are my suggestions. Train your help. I felt so badly for the young teen. Remove the little white cards if you are out of an item. The bakery case is missing the European look that is so lovely in Italy and France. I'm willing to pay higher prices for a really great, tasty bakery item. The pricing is confusing. You aren't sure what the price is and honestly, if items were priced correctly and didn't have $11. under a roll that was actually $4.25, the shop would probably sell more. With as many coffee/bakery shops in Findlay to choose from, it is a competitive market and these specialty cafes need something great to set themselves apart from the rest. I hope that Mon Couer can find their niche. read more

I bought some cinnamon rolls today to go from the Mon Couer Bakery and I'll be back again because the dining room is comfortable and elegant looking. They've got an amazing selection of baked goods to enjoy and the spice cake they'd had made looked delicious and very interesting with the frosting used. It almost looks to good to eat! The cinnamon roll I warmed up and ate was definitely much better than Cinnabons actually! Best cinnamon roll I've ever eaten! read more

Mon Coeur Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Findlay, Ohio

I was a little concerned because of some of the negative reviews, but I was delighted with not only the service, but the food was excellent. The party I was with said they were very pleased with their meals as well, my compliments, especially on the spinach artichoke dip it was so plentiful and really, really good. The decor was nice. It's not particularly my style, but it was very nice nicely done all in all. I would certainly go back again and I'm not afraid to recommend it to my friends and family. read more

I had cupcakes and they were delicious! The owner was kind enough to support our Woman's Ride as a female business owner we sure appreciate it. read more