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Their cloud bread and milk pillow breads are so light fluffy and delicious! Must try their mochi pancakes as well.
Glad there is 2 locations in Q! So you can hit up whichever one is closer! This location has ample street parking outside and has a municipal lot (free) around the corner down the street. There's a lot of dead space at this location, but I guess that makes it roomy! Korean french inspired pastries that can slap. My lady put me on milk bread with the custard inside and it's absolute-delishhh! Stopped in here to grab a last minute cake for a fam birthday! I prefer lighter, less sweet and fluffy cakes (sponge etc) and this mango one we got hit the spot. Will be back. Staff doesn't really talk to you, so I just browsed, found what I wanted and flagged one over. If you choose to get the tiny happy bday chocolate sign for the cake, it's an extra charge and it's really tiny (not worth it imo)
Tous Les Jours has been popping up everywhere and very grateful to have two locations right here in Quincy! They are a Korean French inspired bakery shop chain that offer various different desserts, coffees & drinks, + a lovely place to go get some work done. The cakes from here are great if you want something not too sweet & are cute. All of their pastries are also not too sweet & highly recommend their milky bread with custard filling. Staff is always nice. Parking can be found on the street, for free. Highly recommend.
Must try: -Milk Bread (pillowy, airy, soft bread filled with a custard condensed milk tasting cream) I've been to many different TLJ and their milk bread is consistent with other locations. -cranberry cream cheese bread. Another pillowy bread with cranberries mixed through and a cream cheese filling. Great balance of flavors! I tried branching out from my usual strawberry cream cloud cake and got their peach cake slice but it was so so dry. I think the slice I got was not fresh or something but the fruit in it was also very mushy. I will definitely stick to the fresh strawberry cloud cake instead. Workers here are nice :)
My fans will know that there is no shortage of things for which I am a "stickler". However, one of the things which is absolute is cleanliness, and the tray/tong area needed some love. I understand you can't have someone standing there, wiping after every single person grabbing a tray as though it were a communion wine glass (chalice?). What *is* important is how things are handled when issues are brought to the staff's attention. Here, the area to pick up tongs and trays seems like it hadn't been wiped down in a hot minute. No problem, I go to the counter and ask for staffer to accompany me so I can show them. I don't remember the exact words she used, but she remarked what I was seeing was general wear and tear. After wiping my finger through as proof, the area was wiped down. Marginal improvement, but better than nothing. I have cleaned my own kitchen enough to know: a quick wipe has a place for keeping the counters crumb free, but sometimes, a little elbow grease (and maybe a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser) is called for. Then there is the food and coffee: I think the pastry I had was a Apple Jam Mont Blanc Pastry, and I rounded it out with an Earl Grey Macaron and a Lavender Latte. The pasty was very good, the dough was fresh, light, and had some of that gentle crispness that I enjoy. However, the way the apples are applied makes it a little sticky and unwieldy. Further, there is a tiny bit of cream underneath, which would have worked wonders, if it wasn't only a teaspoon sized dollop! Earl Grey Macaron was almost perfection. The tea flavor was subtle, but perceptible, and the sweetness was not overwhelming. The consistency is where the "almost" comes into play. The very delicate crisp shell macarons are supposed to have wasn't quite there. It was either a little too soft, too thing, or had too much give. Alas, I lack the language to properly describe it, for I lack the detailed technical knowledge that goes into macaron-making. The latte was respectable. It has a not overpowering amount of sweetness and lavender flavor. Coffee notes weren't too pronounced, but as I said in my review of Paris Baguette, I think that's just the way lattes are. The values is fair, especially in light of the pastries sizes, and them being baked in-house. The vibe is open and spacious, almost to an excessive degree. While there is ample seating, I feel as though with some mild re-arranging, that could be easily achieved. Not a negative, just a thought. What is a negative, however, is what happened when I asked for a box. I had purchased to large pastries (maybe the size of a small cake). When I asked for a box instead of a bag, I was informed boxes are two dollars extra. For a pastry?! I can get a 19L x 14W x 17H moving box at Walmart for less! Yikes!
Food: Our friend got the "Peach Cream Cake" for a friend's birthday and it was SUPER DELICIOUS. Definitely some (if not, THE) best cake I've ever had. The cream was so soft, the cake was nice, spongy, and fluffy, but the best part had to be the peaches inside it. Service & Ambiance: I haven't been to this particular location, but the one in Malden is really nice. The drinks and other pastries on the menu look good too!
Quincy has definitely become the place to be in terms of the amount of asian cafes & restaurants that have opened in recent years. This latest Tous Les Jours is a great addition to the community of good eats here. Always been a fan of their cloud cake slices, however they are expensive for just the small slice you get ($7). The everyday pastry pricing is pretty fair (about $3-4 a pastry). If you can't decide, their Twist Donut will never disappoint. They're much fluffier and lighter than normal donuts. Plus, who doesn't love cinnamon sugar? In addition to their yummy pastries, the coffees are good too! They have interesting flavors like Ube or Lavender, so if you're looking to try some special flavors, look no further.
This chain has been a go-to for me, particularly when I'm near an H-mart. They offer a wide selection of French-Korean fusion pastries, though the prices tend to be on the higher side. The variety and quality are still good; but in recent years, I feel that Paris Baguette, a newer chain, has surpassed them in terms of innovation and overall customer experience. Nonetheless, this bakery remains a solid option for those looking for unique pastries.
One of our favorite pastry shops in Quincy! Wide assortment of pastries and desserts. We were impressed the first time that we even came back again the next day! The matcha and ube donuts were light and fluffy. The coffee bun tastes good with coffee. We also loved the tiramisu latte.
Cute bakery with lots of French style pastries. Only tried the frozen mocha drink and it was meh unfortunately. Service was pretty quick. The music was blasting and there were no other customers at the time, so if you're looking for a quiet coffee shop, probably not the one. Parking was kind of challenging as there's only street parking available and it seems like a busy street.
Finally a proper pastry spot in Quincy! Tous Les Jours offers a good selection of sweet and savory pastries along with coffee and espresso drinks. The quality is pretty good - a step up from your average bakery but not quite at the same level as high end places that make their pastries from scratch. However at $3-4 per pastry, the prices are very reasonable for what you get. We really enjoyed the toasted ham and cheese pastry. The hazelnut croissant was decent as well. It was also nice to get a proper iced coffee which isn't easy to get in this part of Quincy outside of Dunks. Note - we visited a week after their soft opening right as they opened. They seemed to still be sorting out their operations and service wasn't quite there. There was a bit of a line as we waited for it to open. I was a bit surprised that they opened at 10 am on the weekends instead of 7-8 am like most places. Parking is limited to street parking which is usually easy to find. Worth a visit when you are Quincy.
Dear Store Manager, I purchased a whole cake from your store on Sunday Feb. 9, 2025,and I noticed that sales tax was applied to my purchase. Based on Massachusetts sales tax regulations (830 CMR 64H.6.5), whole cakes are considered tax-exempt unless they are sold as individual servings or as part of meal. In my case, the whole cake was packed in a nice box for take-home. I believe this tax was charged in error, and I kindly request a refund of the sales tax amount I paid. Attached is a copy of my receipt for your reference. The store manager called me back and apologized to me. She also refunded the sales tax amount to me last Wednesday 2/19/2025. She told me they have fixed the sales system and everything is fixed now.
Finally a nice bakery comes to Quincy . Still brand new so there's gonna be a little nick here and there . Wasn't much pastries when I visited to pick up so goodies to go. Otherwise the staffs and pastries always consistency and delicious.
We went late at night after dinner but they still had plenty of options to choose from. Buns, breads, rolls, cakes with quintessential Asian flavors like taro, matcha, black sesame, red bean etc. We got two items and by the time we went to pay we were tempted by a third and bought all three lol. The red bean donut is a classic and does not require an introduction. The taro cream bread was soft and the purple cream was deliciously fluff, not too sweet either. I don't know if it's good or bad but you can finish the entire roll in one sitting (uh oh lol). Finally we also had the sweet potato mousse cake. The recruiter was fine and you could definitely taste the sweet potato so I'll give them that but it was not my favorite and I won't get it again. I think they have plenty of other great tasting cakes. Service was quick since you pick out what you want on a tray and the cashier just rings it up for you. Ambiance is chill, with mid to low lighting and there are a few tables and chairs if you want to eat your dessert there but we got ours to go. Parking is a little tough but there are spots on the cross streets or a parking lot on Vane St. read more
Glad there is 2 locations in Q! So you can hit up whichever one is closer! This location has ample street parking outside and has a municipal lot (free) around the corner down the street. There's a lot of dead space at this location, but I guess that makes it roomy! Korean french inspired pastries that can slap. My lady put me on milk bread with the custard inside and it's absolute-delishhh! Stopped in here to grab a last minute cake for a fam birthday! I prefer lighter, less sweet and fluffy cakes (sponge etc) and this mango one we got hit the spot. Will be back. Staff doesn't really talk to you, so I just browsed, found what I wanted and flagged one over. If you choose to get the tiny happy bday chocolate sign for the cake, it's an extra charge and it's really tiny (not worth it imo) read more
Tous Les Jours has been popping up everywhere and very grateful to have two locations right here in Quincy! They are a Korean French inspired bakery shop chain that offer various different desserts, coffees & drinks, + a lovely place to go get some work done. The cakes from here are great if you want something not too sweet & are cute. All of their pastries are also not too sweet & highly recommend their milky bread with custard filling. Staff is always nice. Parking can be found on the street, for free. Highly recommend. read more
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2 years ago
Must try: -Milk Bread (pillowy, airy, soft bread filled with a custard condensed milk tasting cream) I've been to many different TLJ and their milk bread is consistent with other locations. -cranberry cream cheese bread. Another pillowy bread with cranberries mixed through and a cream cheese filling. Great balance of flavors! I tried branching out from my usual strawberry cream cloud cake and got their peach cake slice but it was so so dry. I think the slice I got was not fresh or something but the fruit in it was also very mushy. I will definitely stick to the fresh strawberry cloud cake instead. Workers here are nice :) read more
My fans will know that there is no shortage of things for which I am a "stickler". However, one of the things which is absolute is cleanliness, and the tray/tong area needed some love. I understand you can't have someone standing there, wiping after every single person grabbing a tray as though it were a communion wine glass (chalice?). What *is* important is how things are handled when issues are brought to the staff's attention. Here, the area to pick up tongs and trays seems like it hadn't been wiped down in a hot minute. No problem, I go to the counter and ask for staffer to accompany me so I can show them. I don't remember the exact words she used, but she remarked what I was seeing was general wear and tear. After wiping my finger through as proof, the area was wiped down. Marginal improvement, but better than nothing. I have cleaned my own kitchen enough to know: a quick wipe has a place for keeping the counters crumb free, but sometimes, a little elbow grease (and maybe a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser) is called for. Then there is the food and coffee: I think the pastry I had was a Apple Jam Mont Blanc Pastry, and I rounded it out with an Earl Grey Macaron and a Lavender Latte. The pasty was very good, the dough was fresh, light, and had some of that gentle crispness that I enjoy. However, the way the apples are applied makes it a little sticky and unwieldy. Further, there is a tiny bit of cream underneath, which would have worked wonders, if it wasn't only a teaspoon sized dollop! Earl Grey Macaron was almost perfection. The tea flavor was subtle, but perceptible, and the sweetness was not overwhelming. The consistency is where the "almost" comes into play. The very delicate crisp shell macarons are supposed to have wasn't quite there. It was either a little too soft, too thing, or had too much give. Alas, I lack the language to properly describe it, for I lack the detailed technical knowledge that goes into macaron-making. The latte was respectable. It has a not overpowering amount of sweetness and lavender flavor. Coffee notes weren't too pronounced, but as I said in my review of Paris Baguette, I think that's just the way lattes are. The values is fair, especially in light of the pastries sizes, and them being baked in-house. The vibe is open and spacious, almost to an excessive degree. While there is ample seating, I feel as though with some mild re-arranging, that could be easily achieved. Not a negative, just a thought. What is a negative, however, is what happened when I asked for a box. I had purchased to large pastries (maybe the size of a small cake). When I asked for a box instead of a bag, I was informed boxes are two dollars extra. For a pastry?! I can get a 19L x 14W x 17H moving box at Walmart for less! Yikes! read more
Food: Our friend got the "Peach Cream Cake" for a friend's birthday and it was SUPER DELICIOUS. Definitely some (if not, THE) best cake I've ever had. The cream was so soft, the cake was nice, spongy, and fluffy, but the best part had to be the peaches inside it. Service & Ambiance: I haven't been to this particular location, but the one in Malden is really nice. The drinks and other pastries on the menu look good too! read more
Quincy has definitely become the place to be in terms of the amount of asian cafes & restaurants that have opened in recent years. This latest Tous Les Jours is a great addition to the community of good eats here. Always been a fan of their cloud cake slices, however they are expensive for just the small slice you get ($7). The everyday pastry pricing is pretty fair (about $3-4 a pastry). If you can't decide, their Twist Donut will never disappoint. They're much fluffier and lighter than normal donuts. Plus, who doesn't love cinnamon sugar? In addition to their yummy pastries, the coffees are good too! They have interesting flavors like Ube or Lavender, so if you're looking to try some special flavors, look no further. read more
11 months ago
This chain has been a go-to for me, particularly when I'm near an H-mart. They offer a wide selection of French-Korean fusion pastries, though the prices tend to be on the higher side. The variety and quality are still good; but in recent years, I feel that Paris Baguette, a newer chain, has surpassed them in terms of innovation and overall customer experience. Nonetheless, this bakery remains a solid option for those looking for unique pastries. read more
1 year ago
One of our favorite pastry shops in Quincy! Wide assortment of pastries and desserts. We were impressed the first time that we even came back again the next day! The matcha and ube donuts were light and fluffy. The coffee bun tastes good with coffee. We also loved the tiramisu latte. read more
Cute bakery with lots of French style pastries. Only tried the frozen mocha drink and it was meh unfortunately. Service was pretty quick. The music was blasting and there were no other customers at the time, so if you're looking for a quiet coffee shop, probably not the one. Parking was kind of challenging as there's only street parking available and it seems like a busy street. read more
Finally a proper pastry spot in Quincy! Tous Les Jours offers a good selection of sweet and savory pastries along with coffee and espresso drinks. The quality is pretty good - a step up from your average bakery but not quite at the same level as high end places that make their pastries from scratch. However at $3-4 per pastry, the prices are very reasonable for what you get. We really enjoyed the toasted ham and cheese pastry. The hazelnut croissant was decent as well. It was also nice to get a proper iced coffee which isn't easy to get in this part of Quincy outside of Dunks. Note - we visited a week after their soft opening right as they opened. They seemed to still be sorting out their operations and service wasn't quite there. There was a bit of a line as we waited for it to open. I was a bit surprised that they opened at 10 am on the weekends instead of 7-8 am like most places. Parking is limited to street parking which is usually easy to find. Worth a visit when you are Quincy. read more
2 years ago
Dear Store Manager, I purchased a whole cake from your store on Sunday Feb. 9, 2025,and I noticed that sales tax was applied to my purchase. Based on Massachusetts sales tax regulations (830 CMR 64H.6.5), whole cakes are considered tax-exempt unless they are sold as individual servings or as part of meal. In my case, the whole cake was packed in a nice box for take-home. I believe this tax was charged in error, and I kindly request a refund of the sales tax amount I paid. Attached is a copy of my receipt for your reference. The store manager called me back and apologized to me. She also refunded the sales tax amount to me last Wednesday 2/19/2025. She told me they have fixed the sales system and everything is fixed now. read more
Finally a nice bakery comes to Quincy . Still brand new so there's gonna be a little nick here and there . Wasn't much pastries when I visited to pick up so goodies to go. Otherwise the staffs and pastries always consistency and delicious. read more
I went on 7.18, a day after their soft opening. This Tous Les Jours is clean, spacious, bright, and airy. It has basically everything that most Tous Les Jours have--single serving and full-sized cakes, bread, sweet pastries, and savory pastries. I've had most of the items before, but the curry buns, cherry pie, and sausage bun I had today didn't disappoint! There is some seating at the back, 3-4 tables that can seat four people. It's clear they are still working on the opening, as the staff was being trained on the register, there are no coffee drinks yet, and they hadn't quite organized all the pastries perfectly. But I'm so excited that Tous Les Jours has come to Quincy, and it seems to be up to the usual standards of the brand. It's a great addition to all of the restaurants and bubble tea places in the North Quincy area. read more
2 years ago
My first time going to Tous Les Jours. I ordered online for a 8:30 am pick up. Order was not ready and told it would be 40 more minutes because food was not done baking. I've never seen a bakery not have bakery items in the early mornings. Its bad enough this bakery doesn't open until 8 am as most bakeries open at 6 or 7 am. Our order was not ready until 9:30 am. Then I asked what iced coffee drinks do they sell and they said, they did not sell coffee drinks. I was surprised but said, ok. When I got home, I checked out the Tous website and there are many iced coffee based drinks. I was excited to try Tous but after my experience, I'll go down the street to the Paris Baguette Bakery instead. I am a former baker and it's so easy to get a good review from me. The food was very good but the entire experience was horrible. read more
Clean spacious atmosphere! I have tried the cakes twice and they were really good! I also tried the kimchi and curry croquette and they were also tasty. I am excited to try all the other pastries they have to offer but it is fairly pricey! $3.50-5 per pastry, but it seems like they put in a lot of effort to make which justifies for the price! read more
So the variety of pastries is awesome! Fun to pick and choose! From sweet to savory. Fresh baked bread! We didn't try the desserts but they looked amazing! My one critique is that if you order $50 worth of pastries a box to transport should be complimentary (not $2!). I know that's not a lot BUT pretty annoying! They would have put all 8 pastries into a bag! Sorry but the box should be included. I would try again but figured if they hear these critiques they might change their philosophy when each pastry is $3-5! But overall I would recommend. read more
Savory and sweet pastries. They also a variety of hot/cold drinks with few round tables for seating. There's trays and utensils for your convenience for the self serve area. Matcha Brownie 3.5 I was expecting a matcha and chocolate mixed brownie but, it was a chocolate brownie with a matcha powdered layer on top. Curry Puff 4.5 perfect amount of filing, great flavor not spicy. A little greasy but delicious! Must try! read more
3 years ago
I been hoping this bakery to open near me even is expensive. Stopped by on Friday before heading to dinner not knowing they had soft opening... many items are sold out but my favorite souffle cheesecake and milk bread still available. The area was spacious and clean, definitely will come back again. Definitely will come back again. read more
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Great selection of pastries, cakes and coffee. Love how light and airy their fresh cream cakes are. This location has a glass window upon entering the store so you can see how they whip up their fresh cream for the cakes. This trip I got an iced matcha espresso which was really good! read more
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After my family got our first cake from Tous Les Jours, we can't stop going back for every birthday! Their cakes are really moist and have just the right amount of sweetness. The fruits are also really fresh and I think they're really aesthetically pleasing for photos. I've never had to order ahead and I've always been able to just walk in and get a cake! The only con is the price, but I feel like it's like that everywhere these days and at least here, you know you'll be getting a great cake. read more
3 years ago
I came in because I wanted to get a drink to escape the heat. I ordered a large matcha frappe, and I was halfway done when I realized there was something on the side of the cup. It was a piece of hair. I thought it was my own hair and tried to wipe it off the cup, but it turns out it was from the inside of the drink. Personally would never come again for the drinks but the pastries are decent. read more
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How much is the mocha cloud cake?
The mocha cake comes in two sizes varying in different pricing. So I'd say roughly around $45-55 ish depending the size of cake you want.
