
Tous Les Jours in Pittsburgh, PA is a charming bakery and cafe that brings the artistry of French baking to life with a delightful Korean twist. Our establishment blends the sophistication of European pastry craftsmanship with the rich flavors and textures of Korean culinary tradition. From meticulously crafted croissants to decadent cakes and pastries, each item at Tous Les Jours is a masterpiece of flavor and presentation.
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I also highly recommend the salted bread, it’s hollow and pillowy on the inside, with a slightly crispy, lightly salted outside.
The only downside is that seating can be limited, especially during busy times.
Even though the café was quite busy, we found a nice table that fit all four of us comfortably. After settling in, we grabbed trays and picked out a tempting mix of pastries and drinks. In total, we tried nine pastries along with four different beverages, which came to a bit over eighty dollars, including a tip.
Every pastry we tried was delicious, especially the new ube donut that was packed with creamy filling. The drinks were just as impressive and perfectly complemented the treats. The place has such a pleasant, airy vibe with lots of natural light that makes it feel warm and inviting.
A perfect spot for good coffee, great pastries, and even better company!
I felt like I was actually in France for a moment!!! I had the tiramisu latte and a few macarons….. Devine!!!
I’ll be back again for a lavender latte and other pastries!
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Both were very delicious. The croissant was perfectly buttery and flaky, but not excessively so. The inside was packed with a great amount of chocolate. The hazelnut flavor wasn’t very strong (I would have liked a bit more), but still, very nice.
The mango donut was absolutely delicious. Served in fancy packaging too. Stuffed with an incredible amount of mango cream. I wish I got a photo! It was very tasty, and the dough itself was light, covered in sugar, and delicious. I would definitely recommend.
All in all, the prices are a little bit high, but the quality makes up for it. Some of the tastiest treats out there in the city. I’d recommend this spot!
This place is reminiscent of Paris Baguette with the self serve dessert trays and the premium options behind a glass. I’m not a huge fan of Paris Baguette and was hoping Tour Les Mid was going to be better but everything I tried was painfully average.
The Choco Ganache Cake was chalky. Drier than a biscuit. I don’t think a dessert should stick to your mouth the way that does.
The Lemon Donut was decent. My problem with lemon flavored things is it’s hard to have the flavor balanced. I felt like the lemon filling was too overwhelming sweet in taste to combat the acidity of the lemon taste.
As someone who has had enjoyable chocolate cake, I felt as though this one was again, average. In fact, I found it chocolately for the sake of being chocolately and I wish it was more balance.
I was most disappointed with the mango cloud cake. Not because it was the worst of the bunch (it was top 2). But because in all its decorative glory, the taste was again, underwhelming. If the cloud in the name means the cake is supposed to be light in taste, then I get what they’re going for. However, it just felt like a vanilla cake with subtle hints of mango rather than a cake where the mango taste was distinct.
Not saying it’s a bad bakery. The crossiants and the matcha was really good (hard to go wrong with crossiants) but for all of its galore, I was disappointed at how many of the deserts were just average