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Address: 8101 5th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11209
Phone: (347) 492-0174
Website: https://www.lalgeroisefrenchpastrie.com/pastry-menu-items
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Maison De Viennoiserie, 374 5th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215, US
Delightful new French bakery on Fifth Avenue in Park Slope features a delightful selection of pastries and coffee bar. The owner is French what’s not to love! 1 …
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Rabah Chebout
We recently stopped by Maison De Viennoiserie, an Algerian-style coffee shop that brings together the best of North African hospitality with a French pastry tradition. The café serves lattes, coffees, soft drinks, and a lovely assortment of Algerian cookies and specialties.
The highlight is undoubtedly their French pastries and viennoiseries. The showcase was filled with beautifully presented treats, from tarts and éclairs in several flavors—chocolate, coffee, vanilla, and more—to the classic mille-feuille, here called “Napoleon.” Everything looked fresh and inviting.
We ordered a coffee and a latte, both excellent and clearly made with quality beans. My wife tried the coffee éclair: while not the very best we’ve ever had (we’re admittedly picky), it was still fresh, tasty, and enjoyable.
During our visit, we overheard someone ordering a sandwich, possibly tacos or another light option, which the staff seemed to prepare in the back. It’s nice to know they also offer savory items beyond pastries.
The atmosphere felt warm and authentic, and the service was excellent—professional, attentive, and welcoming. We’re happy to add this new Algerian spot to our list of go-to places in Brooklyn and look forward to returning to explore more of their menu.
… moreThe highlight is undoubtedly their French pastries and viennoiseries. The showcase was filled with beautifully presented treats, from tarts and éclairs in several flavors—chocolate, coffee, vanilla, and more—to the classic mille-feuille, here called “Napoleon.” Everything looked fresh and inviting.
We ordered a coffee and a latte, both excellent and clearly made with quality beans. My wife tried the coffee éclair: while not the very best we’ve ever had (we’re admittedly picky), it was still fresh, tasty, and enjoyable.
During our visit, we overheard someone ordering a sandwich, possibly tacos or another light option, which the staff seemed to prepare in the back. It’s nice to know they also offer savory items beyond pastries.
The atmosphere felt warm and authentic, and the service was excellent—professional, attentive, and welcoming. We’re happy to add this new Algerian spot to our list of go-to places in Brooklyn and look forward to returning to explore more of their menu.
Aziz Ben
It’s not my first time coming here, but it’s definitely going to be the last. The wait time was excessive and completely unexplained, we waited for over an hour for just two sandwiches. After all that time, they even gave us the wrong order. To make things worse, someone who came after us was served before us, and when we complained, the cashier had no explanation.
Totally disrespectful.
… moreTotally disrespectful.
mounir zmarrou
I have been to this place many times but yesterday 03/5/2026, I ordered 3 napoleons and asked the cashier (Zineddine) is this fresh, he was like yes yes just came now. Liar. Today my son and I are feeling nauseous all day with bad feeling of vomiting. the taste was awful.
Last time, I asked Barista to pick for me those cakes and he was “are we selling tomato here. they are all the same”. Unfortunately, bad costumer service. The guy (Zineddine) was very defensive and rude and has bad attitude. please do not sell old pastry to customers.
… moreLast time, I asked Barista to pick for me those cakes and he was “are we selling tomato here. they are all the same”. Unfortunately, bad costumer service. The guy (Zineddine) was very defensive and rude and has bad attitude. please do not sell old pastry to customers.
Vacation Joe
I’ve been coming here every weekend to try a different type of dessert from this place. Everyone I tried has a unique taste, and they all taste delicious. The macaroons taste like they should. I felt like I was back in France with every bite. They make fresh croissants and some with chocolate inside. The Coffee is really good and they offer indoor and outdoor seating. When the weather is nice, they open up the doors and when you’re sitting outside, you get that fresh smell of baked goods.
… moreMoha Med
I recently had the pleasure of visiting Maison de Viennoiseries at 8101 5th Avenue in Brooklyn, and it’s safe to say this place is a pastry lover’s dream! The moment you walk in, you’re greeted by the delightful scent of fresh-baked goods, and it only gets better from there.
Their selection of pastries is absolutely top-notch. The croissants are a standout—perfectly flaky, buttery, and golden brown, just as they should be. The pain au chocolat is equally impressive, with just the right amount of rich, melty chocolate that complements the light, airy pastry.
What I love most about this place is the authenticity. The quality and care put into each pastry are clear in every bite. Whether you’re enjoying your pastries with a cup of coffee or taking them to go, you can tell you’re getting the real deal.
The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, making it easy to ask for recommendations or get a little insight into the ingredients and process behind each treat. It’s a cozy spot that offers a little slice of France right here in Brooklyn.
If you’re in the area, do yourself a favor and stop by Maison de Viennoiseries—you won’t be disappointed!
… moreTheir selection of pastries is absolutely top-notch. The croissants are a standout—perfectly flaky, buttery, and golden brown, just as they should be. The pain au chocolat is equally impressive, with just the right amount of rich, melty chocolate that complements the light, airy pastry.
What I love most about this place is the authenticity. The quality and care put into each pastry are clear in every bite. Whether you’re enjoying your pastries with a cup of coffee or taking them to go, you can tell you’re getting the real deal.
The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, making it easy to ask for recommendations or get a little insight into the ingredients and process behind each treat. It’s a cozy spot that offers a little slice of France right here in Brooklyn.
If you’re in the area, do yourself a favor and stop by Maison de Viennoiseries—you won’t be disappointed!
Angie Zontanos
Best Cappuccino!
Great stop in the neighborhood, especially when in between errands. Great atmosphere, staff very professional and quick service. Prices are reasonable. Their cappuccino was perfect, not burned, very smooth and you can tell they use quality coffee. Very happy to have found this place!
… moreGreat stop in the neighborhood, especially when in between errands. Great atmosphere, staff very professional and quick service. Prices are reasonable. Their cappuccino was perfect, not burned, very smooth and you can tell they use quality coffee. Very happy to have found this place!
sherouk hafiz
I don’t like to complain But the lady was in the front has zero manner of a service. She’s very mean and rude When we ordered the pastry that had a strong egg icky I came back to her and asking her that it was really strong taste of icky eggs that we couldn’t handle the taste of it. She was trying just to explain to me. It was freshly made, and that wasn’t the point she didn’t give me A chance to talk And she didn’t even help me with neither a refund or even switch them. I’ll never come back to this nasty place.
… moreCoach Matty
Highly recommend this establishment in Bay Ridge! I had a raspberry tart with some Moroccan mint tea and enjoyed every bite. My friend had some Moroccan pancakes and it looks like he was fully satisfied as well. Atmosphere was nice. Owner came out to say hello. My friend and I to Fort Hamilton high school 20 years ago and used to lived in bay ridge so it’s good to revisit my old stomping grounds and find places like this for a small catch-up reunion.
… moreyaren kaya
I’d like to share what happened to me today. I’ve been going to the French bakery on the corner of 81st and 5th Avenue for a long time, and for the past three mornings I’ve been stopping by on my way to work to get my coffee to go.
On the first morning, there was a woman working. Since I didn’t know exactly how an iced latte was made, I asked if she could make it with 2 espresso shots. With a sarcastic smile on her face, she told me it already comes with 2 shots. I laughed, thanked her, and stayed polite the whole time, though her attitude was unpleasant. I didn’t dwell on it. I even felt like I had to be extra polite to her just so she wouldn’t keep treating me rudely. I am always very respectful toward staff wherever I go—even when I eat at a restaurant, I gather my own dishes and bring them to one spot. That’s why I feel I really did not deserve this kind of behavior.
The next two mornings, the male staff member I already knew was there. He was very kind, even asked me about my son, and I paid between $6–$8 as usual before leaving.
This morning, however, the same woman was there again. When I ordered an iced coffee with 4 espresso shots, she gave me the same condescending look as if I was saying something nonsensical. She made my coffee and told me it was $13. I paid right away (before even bringing up the issue, so she would understand it wasn’t about the money), then mentioned that on previous mornings I had paid between $6–$8 for the same thing.
She was extremely rude in response, saying a new staff member told me that price. But she’s not new—I told her she even knows my child’s name and I’ve been coming here for 3 years. She then called the manager, crossed her arms, and gave me a mocking laugh. At that point I got upset and asked her why she was laughing, and we ended up arguing.
I have no problem with the bakery itself, but it makes no sense for your team to keep someone who consistently treats customers badly for no reason.
… moreOn the first morning, there was a woman working. Since I didn’t know exactly how an iced latte was made, I asked if she could make it with 2 espresso shots. With a sarcastic smile on her face, she told me it already comes with 2 shots. I laughed, thanked her, and stayed polite the whole time, though her attitude was unpleasant. I didn’t dwell on it. I even felt like I had to be extra polite to her just so she wouldn’t keep treating me rudely. I am always very respectful toward staff wherever I go—even when I eat at a restaurant, I gather my own dishes and bring them to one spot. That’s why I feel I really did not deserve this kind of behavior.
The next two mornings, the male staff member I already knew was there. He was very kind, even asked me about my son, and I paid between $6–$8 as usual before leaving.
This morning, however, the same woman was there again. When I ordered an iced coffee with 4 espresso shots, she gave me the same condescending look as if I was saying something nonsensical. She made my coffee and told me it was $13. I paid right away (before even bringing up the issue, so she would understand it wasn’t about the money), then mentioned that on previous mornings I had paid between $6–$8 for the same thing.
She was extremely rude in response, saying a new staff member told me that price. But she’s not new—I told her she even knows my child’s name and I’ve been coming here for 3 years. She then called the manager, crossed her arms, and gave me a mocking laugh. At that point I got upset and asked her why she was laughing, and we ended up arguing.
I have no problem with the bakery itself, but it makes no sense for your team to keep someone who consistently treats customers badly for no reason.
Samir Amar
For pastry Halal lovers, this place is a hidden gem in Bay Ridge! From classic favorites to innovative creations, there’s something for everyone. Highly recommend their seasonal specials!”
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