
Bonjour and welcome to La Provence in Vancouver, Washington! We are looking forward to hosting you and your loved ones at our newest location. We are known for our hearty breakfasts, lunches, and weekend brunches with more than a touch of Provence savoir-faire. In addition to our restaurant meals, get ready to add a touch of France to your daily life with our handmade pastries, desserts, and loaves of bread right at our bakery counter. This new location is situated in a light-filled building that is centered around our bustling kitchen. We’re sure that once you step inside, you’ll feel like you’ve been whisked away to your own little corner of France.
French-inspired cafe offering meals from breakfast to dinner, plus baked goods & espresso drinks.
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: 17719 SE Mill Plain Blvd, Vancouver, WA 98683
Phone: (360) 946-4250
Website: https://www.provencepdx.com/lp-vancouver
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Reviews
The Monte Crisco was the best I’ve ever had. Their strawberry jam is always good as well.
I would go back and try some pastries.
The staff is friendly and professional but really busy. I want to like the place, but it lacks warms.
Walked into La Provence expecting Paris … got Portland with a beret. Other than croissants and baguettes, there’s not much waving the tricolor here.
My Mission: Bourguignon Brunch – $21
Braised beef in a “red wine ancho chili sauce” over a battlefield of butternut squash, bacon, leek, potato, green pepper, harissa, and jalapeño, topped with an egg and horseradish crème. Sounds tactical, right? Wrong. The butternut squash threw a frag into the operation — mushy, weirdly sweet, and out of place. Beef was MIA on flavor.
My Wife’s Objective: Strawberry Pistachio Praline French Toast – $17
A brioche stuffed with strawberry crème, topped with strawberries, whipped cream, pistachio praline, orange crème, and cardamom sugar. Over-the-top? Sure. But she was grinning like a Parisian on leave, so mission accomplished on that front.
The Final Insult: Éclair – $7.50
Seven-fifty … for one pastry smaller than a 9mm mag? You’ve gotta be kidding me. I’ve eaten better out of a French MRE.
Bottom Line: Not bad, not great. If they actually served real French food — cassoulet, escargot, beef bourguignon, coq au vin — I might saddle up again. Until then, this is just “Oregon Provence.”
CombatCritic Gives La Provence 5 Bombs Out Of 10
More Bombs Are Better … Unless You’re On The Receiving End!
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