
Modern authentic French Bakery in Pembroke Pines offering petite desserts, cakes and traditional french breads. We also serve breakfast, lunch, dinner, and brunch. Always fresh, with premium ingredients and French Inspired and original recipes. Come and enjoy our variety of coffee and wines. Fridays are for the after office Wine and Chill with live music until closing time.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 10800 Pines Blvd, Pembroke Pines, FL 33026
Phone: (786) 534-8141
Website: https://bonjourbakeryusa.com/
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The quality of the food is outstanding, fresh and perfectly crafted. You can really tell they pay attention to detail.
The staff is friendly, attentive, and efficient, making the whole experience even better. Service was quick and welcoming.
Perfect spot for a quick bite, coffee break, or to grab something sweet on the go. Definitely coming back!
He seems to be enjoying his job and that’s so important! Great service!
Overall, everyone was nice and helpful.
Clean dining area.
I ordered French Toast with Berries and Latte! Though the French Toast was too sweet for me (I guess that’s how it is, lots of sugar on top of the French Toast) it was still good and moist. Latte was perfect!
Will come back again! 🙂
It is rather rare to find bakeries that are truly prolific, still maintain fine quality, and specialize in scarcely-found French pastries.
Prolific is the word. Bonjour has one of the most overwhelming displays and varieties across the state. The presentation is slick and awe-inspiring. The setting is on the colder, blander side, as its the service. But the lines are generally long and the sounds of life vibrant and overjoyed.
It all comes down to the offerings, though I wish it presented as a quaint, rustic Parisian bakery, rather than modern, sterile, austere and institutional.
With that said, the barometer for any such bakery are the kouign-amanns and caneles. It is challenging to find sublime kouign amanns, and merely challenging finding caneles at all. While I am generally a greater fan of the blooming, flower-shaped kouign-amann [rather than the circular disk] (though nothing touches the kouing-amann de douarnenez; these are solid and well crisped and caramelized. The caneles are tender, sweet and delicate, even if lacking beeswax, but recrisping them in the oven is an absolute must for optimal experience. A light brush of fine butter and a generous sprinkle of demerara beforehand adds a layer of fresh caramelization that mimicks that fresh-out-of-the-oven break through the firmed shell and onto the custard. A quick pop in the oven also emboldens all the sweet notes.
This bakery is a culinary gallery, and all the offerings are very good. Every one. Most notably, it is one of the most fairly, reasonably priced bakeries in the state. Analogous to Palm Beach’s Aioli, they operate on an abundance business model, rather than overpriced scarcity.
Although I far prefer pickup from here over dining in, because of the sanitary, prosaic feel and loud crowds; I have and will continue to frequent this fine establishment. It is worth it.
I highly recommend this place and will definitely come again.