Hours
| Saturday | 7 AM–4 PM |
| Sunday | 7 AM–4 PM |
| Monday (Labor Day) | Closed |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–4 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–4 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–4 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–4 PM |
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Reviews
International Traveling Clown
You MUST visit this bakery. This fool has traveled to France and Belgium, and let me tell you, the pastries here are top notch. Long lines at opening, should alone tell you it’s a popular spot, and rightfully so! We had a Palmier cookie, croissant and strawberry tart. The croissant had every expectation of buttery flakiness. And the tart… ohmygoodness graciousness… can I take home an extra large please? Try it for yourself. Just… just go.
… moreAdrien Seldon
Decandent and rich are the best words to describe the food here! Amazing breakfast, though a little spendy. Overall a great choice when you are in town. Plus the old Durango building looks amazing, we love all the wood! Do yourself a favor and check it out.
… moreTatyana S
The most beautiful bakery experience I’ve ever had in the States. Though they have a restaurant and a bar there we decided to get only pastries. Absolutely delicious!!! We bought chocolate croissant and apple strudel. Both were amazing and fresh. Pictures don’t do justice to the beauty of this place. They even had a lady playing a piano there in the morning. I felt like I was experiencing eighteen century moment. Just such a stunning and cool place to visit.
… moreArthur Shagisultanov
Atmospheric bakery with excellent pastries, I’d recommend the almond croissants. The cashier was a bit pushy, though, and got us to buy more than we wanted; nevertheless, the desserts she suggested were great. Handy tip: if you come in right before they close, they’ll probably sell you the pastries at a discount.
… moreMike “Ornery”
Had a delectable chicken friand that had the perfect crusty pastry for lunch. Decided to treat myself to a cream puff that had perfect choux pastry and a delightfully lite cream filling.
… moreIshtiaque Anwar
Bought few pastries while visiting Durango, they were over priced and not good at all. Even the Banana Nut bread was not right, felt bad after eating that. I shouldn’t have trusted the few reviews (probably from their friends and families)
… moreBrandon Andreola
Best croissants I’ve ever had. And I love croissants. A must try. My wife loved the macaroons as well!
… moreBruce Verde
Closest to real French pastries I have seen. Great service, really cool atmosphere (old freight warehouse) and really good fresh food. Live piano is an added bonus:)
… moreRachel Zimmerman
Lovely place. I truly felt like I was in France or something. The food was delicious but pricey.
… moreErin Hillary Wier
Quaint little restaurant located right on Main Ave. Our waiter could have been more attentive but the food was exquisite. The french onion soup and Croque Monsieur were made with some of the best Gruyere I have ever tasted! Live piano playing very much added to the elegance of the place.
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