
Un Deux Trois Café is a French-inspired coffee shop in The Plaza at Pinnacle Hills on W Northgate Rd. We bring culture, creativity, and craftsmanship to every detail, from flaky croissants and delicate macarons to velvety espresso, curated teas, and light brunch and lunch offerings. Whether you’re stopping by our café for a coffee to go or settling in for cocktails on the open-air patio, we offer an inviting coffee shop experience rooted in quality and intention.
Hours
| Thursday | 7 AM–4 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–4 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM–4 PM |
| Sunday | 7 AM–4 PM |
| Monday | 7 AM–4 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–4 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–4 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5465 W Northgate Rd, Rogers, AR 72758
Website: https://undeuxtroiscafe.com/
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Reviews
The best out of our selection was the almond croissant, although there wasn’t a lot of almond paste in the pastry. The quiche Lorraine was okay but needed some salt and the pastry crust was raw in the center. The pain au chocolat and croissant were very mid. I prefer a flakier, more buttery croissant and these just tasted kind of like a soft basic Walmart croissant.
It’s a nice place to sit, lounge and chat for a while, but I wouldn’t go out of my way if I didn’t already live in the neighborhood.
Service will be why this place will change ownership at some point.
Chocolate croissant was a solid 6/10, pumpkin spice morning bun was 2/10, apple danish 3/10, the ham and cheese croissant would have been a 8/10 if heated properly.
Overall they spent more time and energy on the looks of the place than the function and taste of what the produce. We won’t be back
I hope that next time I am in town, the weather is warm so that I can enjoy the outdoor seating!
There are only a few tables and seating options inside, but outside you’ll find plenty of space.
They offer the classic coffee options, along with interesting latte specialties, wine, cocktails, and healthy beverages. I got the Blue Lavender Matcha Latte Floral — warm and sweet, perfect for the winter season.
I’ve also tried their version of the Golden Turmeric Latte. I say “version” because during that visit they had run out of some ingredients.
My most recent visit was on a Saturday morning. It was busy and crowded, but the weather wasn’t bad, so most people sat outside.
They don’t have many pastries, but each one is clearly labeled with dietary specifications.
What truly sets this place apart are the thoughtful touches and family-friendly appeal. The free still and sparkling water on tap is a nice addition, and the great turf space for kids behind the building makes it a perfect spot for families. It’s a rare find that combines incredible food and drink with a welcoming environment for everyone. Un Deux Trois is a must-visit, and I can’t recommend it enough!
Unfortunately, the food and drinks were disappointing. I ordered an almond croissant, an eggnog croissant, a hot blue matcha, and a hot matcha. Sadly, all of them were served cold. It would be nice if the croissants were heated up; the almond croissant had good flavor (not too sweet), but because it was cold and dry, it felt like old bread. I didn’t enjoy the eggnog croissant at all, despite being a big fan of eggnog.
The matchas tasted good, and I liked that you can order them without sugar, but again, they were lukewarm even though I specified ‘hot.’ I actually had to reheat them when I got home. I hope this review helps improve the pastry and beverage service!
We visited on a Saturday morning around 8:00 AM. There was a long line and the cafe was packed, which we understood was due to its popularity. We appreciated that while we waited, staff came out with samples of macaroons and special beverages.
The cafe itself is clean and has a great atmosphere. French music plays in the background, and there is plenty of seating. The interior, with its pastries displayed in a glass case, feels very much like a Parisian cafe. The customer service was also excellent.
We ordered almost all of the pastries and shared them. The portions are much larger than what you would typically find in France. While the price point was a bit high for a family of five ($50), we overall enjoyed our visit. The main reason for the three star review is the limited selection and the price. If neither of those are important to you, then you’ll love it.
My favorite item was the ham and butter sandwich. The baguette was fantastic, and I hope they will sell them individually in the future.