I had hoped it would be better. Way over priced for what…read moreyour getting. We tried the Ube cupcake. This was small and dry and didn't really taste like ube. We also had the egg tart which was fine. It was good but priced a little high for an egg tart. It was cooked well. Last was the red velvet cookie. I hope this was a bad batch. This cookie had zero flavor aside from the small center patch of cream cheese frosting. It was a dry cookie and had no flavor to it. I will come back to try thr savory buns though. I believe most places deserve a second chance.

This place is so cute and clean! We tried all their cookies…read moreand cupcakes and our favorite is the salted egg cuocake! Will definitely be going back!

I love this place and wish I'd found it sooner! The workers are so sweet and kind, the whole place…read morehas this comfortable feel to it. At this point I've tried a number of things here and every one of them were delicious! The Japanese pancakes were so fluffy and fun, called ahead just to make sure they could make them right after opening but couldn't get through. THEY CALLED ME BACK IMMEDIATELY!! I have never had a food place care enough to actually call back if they miss a call. I was so happy with the pancakes too, nicely made and yummy. Their tiny cakes are all perfect too, I'm in love with each one especially the PDX rose! So bright and flavorful, with a beautiful outside that matches its taste! Can't forget the Japanese Cream Cheese Bun, it's soooooo good and the price matches the taste (aka good price for a good dessert). Not too sweet but still delicious! Just gotta make sure you eat it fresh, forgot to eat my last one for an hour and it got dry but still had its yummy taste. I super recommend this place!!

I was SO looking forward to taking my 10 and 11 year old grandkiddos here. They'd fallen in love…read morewith the fluffy Japanese eggy pancakes on a recent trip there. I added breakfast to this place while they visited me for a few days. We called in our order as instructed on the website. Unfortunately no Boba was available for on the pancakes. When we arrived I was disheartened to find the place rather small either intense heat of a bakery, which made the lone table inside with a meandering fly the least bit welcoming. When adding drinks to our order, the lone man working there asked me a few times whether I really was ordering coffee for a child (and yes, she settled on a mocha when it was determined he only knew how to sprinkle matcha powder on the pancakes, and hadn't a clue as to their application to drinks). My grandson ordered their 'special hot chocolate' which pretty much tasted like watered-down Ovaltine. We sat outside to eat and after a few bites and finding these were nothing like the fluffy Japanese pancakes they'd expected, we threw away $44 worth of what was supposed to be a pleasant breakfast experience. I guess this was a life lesson for the kids, that our expectations aren't always met. And I want to prevent any other adults from making the same mistake I did in taking my business there!

Two stars for menu choices and trying to be a gluten free bakery. However the small cookie I…read moreordered was waaaay overpriced at $6.50, honestly the most expensive cookie I've ever had. It was dry and the texture was weird.

A trip to France right in Portland! Their Chocolate Tigres are sooo good! We also ordered some…read moreFinanciers which were moist and the almost taste was outstanding!

We stopped by for a Saturday lunch, and were quite pleased with our visit…read more The entrance into the establishment is a complete bottleneck, but once you figure out bakery orders are on one side, and check-in for dining is on the other, it kind of makes sense -- its just a tight space when you also have patrons leaving. We were seated quickly -- it was a nice day, so we sat in their lovely outdoor dining area. They brought us room temperature waters (not a fan), and took our drink orders rather quickly. Service was good throughout our visit. I ordered the IPA Bacon Cheeseburger, which came (over)loaded with lots of fresh vegetables, a large burger patty, and the IPA mustard sauce. I don't want to complain about a burger being piled high with bacon, pickles, and fresh onions, lettuce, & tomatoes; but it was difficult to eat. While the Challah bun was delicious, it was woefully undersized for the task of holding it all together. I enjoyed it, but felt the IPA sauce was lost in the midst of everything else, and I also thought the burger patty was under-seasoned. I ordered fries as a side, and unfortunately they were the "battered" variety, which I just don't enjoy. Restaurants -- please, just serve normal French fries, without any batter on them! We knew from past experience that baked goods and desserts are really what La Provence is good at, so we ordered Tiramisu for dessert. Their very non-traditional take on this Italian classic would probably some people uneasy, but it was delicious. It had a dense chocolate cake base, with a thick layer of mascarpone mousse on top of that, then a topping of thin, crunchy, chocolate hazelnut ganache. Not too sweet, with a variety of textures to enjoy. We would definitely come back again, but I'd get something other than burger and fries.

This is a place I always love visiting whenever I'm in town. They have so many pastries and…read moredesserts to choose from, and it's honestly dangerous walking in without a plan That said, a few items were hit-or-miss. The plain croissant was unfortunately a miss for me--but the bacon & egg papillon was OMG delicious... so much so that I ended up buying three. No regrets!!! The Versaille, Tiramisu, and Marionberry cheesecake were all delish and absolutely worth trying. We also tried the beignet rocher, marionberry cheese croissant, everything-but-the-bagel croissant, peach papillon, and the kouign amann apple--so many fun options, and overall a great stop if you love pastries and want variety. Service was a little hit-or-miss. The first time I visited, the server seemed a bit grumpy - especially while I was placing a larger order, but on my return visit, a different server was noticeably friendlier... maybe because my order was a little smaller

This is such a cute little shop to grab a pastry and enjoy some coffee…read more I'm a croissant fanatic and was looking for a good place to get a croissant. I'm so glad I found this place. They have a great selection of pastries. The croissants are so amazing. You can tell it's a good croissant from all the fluffy layers. It's got a good egg wash on top which makes it crispy on top and soft and buttery on the inside. I also had to get the tiramisu latte. It was made to perfection. I like my coffee sweet so this was right up my ally. I also got a cookie and brownie. When you heat up the cookie and brownie a bit, it's a little taste of heaven! If you're in the area, don't sleep on this place. It's a must try!

The People working the shop front were so nice! They had patience while everyone tried to decide…read morewhich of the amazing pastries to choose. My daughter always gets a chocolate croissant wherever she sees them. She said this is one of the best she's ever had. I loved the raspberry croissant. It was not too sweet. And the peach kouign amann was incredible as well.

I really enjoy this patisserie. It's one of the few places in Portland that does dessert like this…read more It's very pink inside and it's very photo ready. It looks like it has opened up a little bit more than last time and doesn't feel too crowded anymore. The desserts are so delicious and it's fun to try new things on the menu. I've been here a couple times only for dessert. The Mango Tango is always a safe choice if you like tropical desserts, the dark chocolate mousse was delicious as well and not overly sweet. I look forward to trying a few more times next time I go.

This is about cookies. We came on a cookie crawl…read more This was going up against KokiKoki for thick non-traditional cookies. We have had these before and loved them. The pandan was amazing, see the pic to see how moist it is in the center. #2 on the list. This place is like an art gallery of delicious sweet creations.

Baron Patisserie is a one-person show, and the passion, artistry, and expertise of the proprietor /…read morebaker is abundantly clear. Being such, daily variety and quantity is definitely on the smaller side, so arriving early, or calling ahead of time to order what you want is very advisable. As other reviewers have pointed out, prices are not listed, but the surprise after getting rung up was how incredibly INexepnsive all items were. The value is therefore off the charts! The store is clean, modern, bright, and open. Service is extremely friendly, prompt, and professional. Hours are very limited. Parking is abundant. I highly recommend Baron Patisserie, but recommend getting there right at opening for best selection, or calling ahead to order before you go.

Seriously one of my favorite dessert spots. Super sad to see it closed for good. Went there today…read moreand it is now Compass Coffee Roasting. Had their drinks before at another location. They also have good pastries. But still .... Really sad to see Baron's Patisserie go. Will go back for Compass Coffee and reminisce of barons pastries

This place is great! Very nice selection of baked goods, and great coffee drinks…read more Amazing outside area along river to sit and enjoy afterwords as well. Highly recommend!

Went here for some baked goods and came to learn that this place has 20 different teas! The tea…read moreselection is here and has wonderful variety of desserts. I tried two different cookies and several things to take home to share with my family. We found the lemon ricotta cheese cake and tiramisu cake was the best. The bakeshop had a nice interior and overall very accessible. The person who helped with service was very nice and had a wonderful conversation about the teas in the shop. I tried the black wolf puerh tea.