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I've been wanting to try Vincent's for a while and finally stopped in to grab some to-go items. The staff was very friendly and welcoming, which made for a great first impression. My absolute favorite was the strawberries and cream croissant -- 10/10. It was perfectly flaky and filled just right, and it's not something I've seen at other bakeries. I'd definitely come back just for that. The cold brew coffee was also excellent (10/10) and paired really well with the pastries. The Swiss croissant had a wonderfully airy texture, but it was a bit lacking in filling toward the center (7/10). The ham and Brie baguette was decent but nothing particularly memorable compared to similar sandwiches elsewhere (6/10). I haven't had a chance to try the pistachio item yet. Overall, I'd return for the strawberries and cream croissant and the coffee. The sandwiches are okay, but the pastries -- especially that croissant -- are the real standout here.
I'll update my review when I make it in the morning so that I can get what I came for. On that note, by 12:30 (when I came) they are mostly sold out of all the fresh pastries. I specially came for the strawberry pastry. On the bright side, that DOES mean they are fresh and made daily. I came later, since it's sort of like a dessert, and didn't want it first thing in the AM. I ended up going for a sandwich. They don't really have sauces or anything that makes there sandwiches great. I actually asked if there was any sauces on them, and the answer was "no" no offer of anything. so, I assume they don't have any. I ended up boxing my food and taking it home to add some sweet chili honey to my turkey and Brie baguette and that did the trick! Matcha and cappuccino were good! The restaurant is clean and staff were friendly. I'll revisit this once I make it back for what I came for!
Vincent's Bakery in East Boca Raton is a hidden gem tucked away in a nondescript strip mall on Federal Highway. This charming bakery serves exceptional baked goods, from exquisite croissants (plain and also beautifully flavored with pistachio, strawberry, chocolate, etc.) to strong, perfectly balanced coffee that's not bitter, plus delicious sandwiches. Baking is done on the premises, and while we sat, fresh trays of mouthwatering pastries were brought out. Guests order at the counter and enjoy tableside service, though many patrons stop in just to grab baguettes or croissants to go. Everything we tried was outstanding. The pistachio cream-filled croissant was divine. The raisin brioche was delicious. The plain croissant was both picture-worthy and texturally perfect, with just the right crunch. The breakfast sandwiches were excellent, and good potato salad (creamy with mustard and greens). The quiches and pot pies on display are already on my list to try for future visits. It's honestly hard to decide what to order, which makes this place absolutely worthy of repeat trips to try everything. The staff is incredibly friendly and patient, and a few even speaking French. With cozy indoor seating, limited outdoor seating, and free parking out front, Vincent's Bakery has everything going for it. This place is clearly bound for social media fame. Catering is also available.
Ordered 24 hours a box of 24 goodies for a corporate meeting we had. Customer Service: As always 10/10. It was easy placing the order via text and even easier picking them up. Everyone who attended the meeting was impressed by the desserts we brought such a win at the table. Everything was fresh and delicious. We also had a box of croissants but I didn't take a picture. Everything was amazing!
Lovely spot for a pastry and coffee. Cute decor and plenty of delicious options to choose from!
This place is an absolte delight. It is a little bit high in price (think $6-$9 for croissants and tarts), but it is absolutely worth it. The quality is through the roof. We always picked up ours to go right before heading to the beach or playground as can be seen in the photos, but the ambiance seemed quaint and cozy as you'd expect from a place like this. The service was quick, but I didn't understand the need for a numbered stand for a togo order one of the days we were there. Pistachio croissant was by far my favorite and was quite delicious. Plenty of pistachio cream in it so be sure to have a napkin ready. The blueberry tart was my daughter's favorite. The apple turnover, swiss croissant, and raisin brioche were great too, but the first two mentioned were standouts. Expect perfectly baked gopds when you go here.
I was excited to try this new cafe/bakery. Upon entering, I was greeted by smells of baked deliciousness. I got a latte with oat milk and lavender syrup and it was divine. I also got the spinach quiche which was delicious. The place is also very cute on the inside. The prices were a little steep for the food but coffee was more reasonable.
Probably one of my favorite bakeries in the area. The croissants are so fresh and perfectly baked. The coffee is outstanding and everyone in the team is super nice. Love that the space has cute decor and they even have a little coffee station to go so you can prep something else for later. Beautiful space and even more beautiful pastries.
Discover more reviews of mine on my site! www.johnpalmerpayne.com While taking a little getaway from the frolicking of South Florida, we came across the little community of Lake Worth. A very charming town that is close enough to be near if needed, and far enough to be away from everyone unless required. During our stay, we found a little slice of Paris you might just miss if you're not looking carefully. (Though I've never been to Paris, so in fairness, really don't know.) But I would assume it resembles, very closely and dearly, the best of a quaint French cafe beside a cobblestone street in Europe. Vincent's French Bakery isn't flashy or loud--it's something better. It's cozy. It's authentic. And it's full of flavor, heart, and charm. We started with a sweet strawberry and Chantilly cream-stuffed croissant. Let me tell you--it was pure and flaky magic. Buttery, flaky, sweet, and filled with fresh, sweet strawberries and cream. What I loved about this was that the sweetness wasn't overpowering either. It was just a hint of something made to tingle the sweet tooth, letting the buttery and savory flavors take over from there. It was the simplicity of this and all of the items we tried that was responsible for delivering something unforgettable when done right. Next up were the madeleines. These soft and pillowy little French cakes (or are they cookies?) that always remind me of my Granny are a must if I see them out and about. Growing up, she always had them stocked in her pantry because she adored them, and now I do too. There's something nostalgic about them, I think. These delicate, lightly sweet, and perfectly portioned sweet treats were the best part of the menu, in my opinion. You try them out and let me know, will you? It's a good thing to have something so tasty be one of your core memories, isn't it? And finally, the Croque Monsieur. A ham and Swiss croissant sandwich, and also a savory balance of salty, melty cheese and warm, buttery croissant. For breakfast, this would be my go-to on any day, hands down. It was the kind of breakfast sandwich that could turn any ordinary morning into a moment worth savoring.
Vincent's French bakery/cafe recently opened in Boca and it's as good as their established Lake Worth location. We tried several items and nothing disappointed. A Chocolate Cake was light and not too sweet with a good crunchy base that offset the layers of mousse. The Chicken Pot Pie was a lighter version than most with moist chicken and a flakey and buttery shell and while the $18 price might seem high, the pie was packed with chicken. One of their most popular items is the Pistachio Croissant and for me it is just too heavy with an overfilled creamy center but I could see people loving this. Salmon on a baguette (L'Atlantique) with cream cheese and avocado was also good and I would go back for this and it was a fairly large sandwich with a generous side for $16. The cafe is simple but nice with easy parking and a friendly staff.
This place is easy to like. It's well run, clean and organized. The pastries are excellent. I've had some insanely great croissants at various spots, so while maybe not in the top rung, close. I enjoyed my Almond Croissant as well as my Raisin Brioche. A lot of nice items in the case, excellent service, and a pleasant outdoor seating area makes Vincent's a great area option. Be back for more... read more
I have a weakness for an authentic French bakery, especially one as highly rated as this, so when I found myself in the area during lunch, it was a given that I was going to stop and check out Vincent's. Vincent's was founded by Chef Vincent Durin and his wife, Christine. Chef Durin apprenticed in Charcuterie-Traiteur in France before opening two restaurants and a catering service in Quebec, as well as another restaurant in the south of France. His family then came to the United States, where they opened Vincent's French Bakery in Lake Worth Beach in April 2020. Boca Raton is their second location, and they have recently expanded with a takeout-only spot on Dixie Highway in West Palm Beach. Today, his son Hugo and his wife, Allison, have become an integral part of the business. On the sidewalk out front, there are a few tables. As soon as you walk in the door, you are met with a European-inspired café. A glass bakery case beckons you to indulge in the savory and sweet pastries on display. Vincent's is known for its croissants, artisanal sandwiches, salads, omelets, quiche, locally roasted coffee, and more. Come early for the best selection of pastries. I had just missed out on the last pistachio croissant of the day, but I nursed my disappointment with an almond croissant instead. I also indulged in a warm ham and brie croissant that would have benefited from mustard, along with an iced latte. The tables inside are seat-yourself. If I have one critique, it is that I didn't feel especially welcomed. While not rude, the service was reserved. read more
Lovely place! Everything look fresh. Croissants of all kind, quiches, tartlets, napoleons, and all sorts of french pastries. Perfect place to stop by before going to the beach. My daughter and I shared a spinach omelette and the strawberry and cream croissant. The others enjoyed a turkey brie croissant. Everything was delicious! read more
I've been wanting to try Vincent's for a while and finally stopped in to grab some to-go items. The staff was very friendly and welcoming, which made for a great first impression. My absolute favorite was the strawberries and cream croissant -- 10/10. It was perfectly flaky and filled just right, and it's not something I've seen at other bakeries. I'd definitely come back just for that. The cold brew coffee was also excellent (10/10) and paired really well with the pastries. The Swiss croissant had a wonderfully airy texture, but it was a bit lacking in filling toward the center (7/10). The ham and Brie baguette was decent but nothing particularly memorable compared to similar sandwiches elsewhere (6/10). I haven't had a chance to try the pistachio item yet. Overall, I'd return for the strawberries and cream croissant and the coffee. The sandwiches are okay, but the pastries -- especially that croissant -- are the real standout here. read more
I'll update my review when I make it in the morning so that I can get what I came for. On that note, by 12:30 (when I came) they are mostly sold out of all the fresh pastries. I specially came for the strawberry pastry. On the bright side, that DOES mean they are fresh and made daily. I came later, since it's sort of like a dessert, and didn't want it first thing in the AM. I ended up going for a sandwich. They don't really have sauces or anything that makes there sandwiches great. I actually asked if there was any sauces on them, and the answer was "no" no offer of anything. so, I assume they don't have any. I ended up boxing my food and taking it home to add some sweet chili honey to my turkey and Brie baguette and that did the trick! Matcha and cappuccino were good! The restaurant is clean and staff were friendly. I'll revisit this once I make it back for what I came for! read more
Vincent's Bakery in East Boca Raton is a hidden gem tucked away in a nondescript strip mall on Federal Highway. This charming bakery serves exceptional baked goods, from exquisite croissants (plain and also beautifully flavored with pistachio, strawberry, chocolate, etc.) to strong, perfectly balanced coffee that's not bitter, plus delicious sandwiches. Baking is done on the premises, and while we sat, fresh trays of mouthwatering pastries were brought out. Guests order at the counter and enjoy tableside service, though many patrons stop in just to grab baguettes or croissants to go. Everything we tried was outstanding. The pistachio cream-filled croissant was divine. The raisin brioche was delicious. The plain croissant was both picture-worthy and texturally perfect, with just the right crunch. The breakfast sandwiches were excellent, and good potato salad (creamy with mustard and greens). The quiches and pot pies on display are already on my list to try for future visits. It's honestly hard to decide what to order, which makes this place absolutely worthy of repeat trips to try everything. The staff is incredibly friendly and patient, and a few even speaking French. With cozy indoor seating, limited outdoor seating, and free parking out front, Vincent's Bakery has everything going for it. This place is clearly bound for social media fame. Catering is also available. read more
Ordered 24 hours a box of 24 goodies for a corporate meeting we had. Customer Service: As always 10/10. It was easy placing the order via text and even easier picking them up. Everyone who attended the meeting was impressed by the desserts we brought such a win at the table. Everything was fresh and delicious. We also had a box of croissants but I didn't take a picture. Everything was amazing! read more
This place is an absolte delight. It is a little bit high in price (think $6-$9 for croissants and tarts), but it is absolutely worth it. The quality is through the roof. We always picked up ours to go right before heading to the beach or playground as can be seen in the photos, but the ambiance seemed quaint and cozy as you'd expect from a place like this. The service was quick, but I didn't understand the need for a numbered stand for a togo order one of the days we were there. Pistachio croissant was by far my favorite and was quite delicious. Plenty of pistachio cream in it so be sure to have a napkin ready. The blueberry tart was my daughter's favorite. The apple turnover, swiss croissant, and raisin brioche were great too, but the first two mentioned were standouts. Expect perfectly baked gopds when you go here. read more
I was excited to try this new cafe/bakery. Upon entering, I was greeted by smells of baked deliciousness. I got a latte with oat milk and lavender syrup and it was divine. I also got the spinach quiche which was delicious. The place is also very cute on the inside. The prices were a little steep for the food but coffee was more reasonable. read more
9 months ago
Probably one of my favorite bakeries in the area. The croissants are so fresh and perfectly baked. The coffee is outstanding and everyone in the team is super nice. Love that the space has cute decor and they even have a little coffee station to go so you can prep something else for later. Beautiful space and even more beautiful pastries. read more
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Discover more reviews of mine on my site! www.johnpalmerpayne.com While taking a little getaway from the frolicking of South Florida, we came across the little community of Lake Worth. A very charming town that is close enough to be near if needed, and far enough to be away from everyone unless required. During our stay, we found a little slice of Paris you might just miss if you're not looking carefully. (Though I've never been to Paris, so in fairness, really don't know.) But I would assume it resembles, very closely and dearly, the best of a quaint French cafe beside a cobblestone street in Europe. Vincent's French Bakery isn't flashy or loud--it's something better. It's cozy. It's authentic. And it's full of flavor, heart, and charm. We started with a sweet strawberry and Chantilly cream-stuffed croissant. Let me tell you--it was pure and flaky magic. Buttery, flaky, sweet, and filled with fresh, sweet strawberries and cream. What I loved about this was that the sweetness wasn't overpowering either. It was just a hint of something made to tingle the sweet tooth, letting the buttery and savory flavors take over from there. It was the simplicity of this and all of the items we tried that was responsible for delivering something unforgettable when done right. Next up were the madeleines. These soft and pillowy little French cakes (or are they cookies?) that always remind me of my Granny are a must if I see them out and about. Growing up, she always had them stocked in her pantry because she adored them, and now I do too. There's something nostalgic about them, I think. These delicate, lightly sweet, and perfectly portioned sweet treats were the best part of the menu, in my opinion. You try them out and let me know, will you? It's a good thing to have something so tasty be one of your core memories, isn't it? And finally, the Croque Monsieur. A ham and Swiss croissant sandwich, and also a savory balance of salty, melty cheese and warm, buttery croissant. For breakfast, this would be my go-to on any day, hands down. It was the kind of breakfast sandwich that could turn any ordinary morning into a moment worth savoring. read more
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Vincent's French bakery/cafe recently opened in Boca and it's as good as their established Lake Worth location. We tried several items and nothing disappointed. A Chocolate Cake was light and not too sweet with a good crunchy base that offset the layers of mousse. The Chicken Pot Pie was a lighter version than most with moist chicken and a flakey and buttery shell and while the $18 price might seem high, the pie was packed with chicken. One of their most popular items is the Pistachio Croissant and for me it is just too heavy with an overfilled creamy center but I could see people loving this. Salmon on a baguette (L'Atlantique) with cream cheese and avocado was also good and I would go back for this and it was a fairly large sandwich with a generous side for $16. The cafe is simple but nice with easy parking and a friendly staff. read more
1 year ago
New french bakery in boca is amazing! Everything is very authentic and tastes like you are back in France. The service was fast and staff were very friendly. When visiting ask for Hugo and Armine, they were the best! I got the swiss croissant and it was perfect. Truly a nice addition to boca. read more
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Meh, nothing really special. Guess OK. Out of croissants at 11:30 am on a Sunday. Not like the recently closed French Bakery. read more
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