Hours
| Friday | 6 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 6 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 6 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 6 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 6 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 6 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 6 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 26485 Ynez Rd, Temecula, CA 92591
Phone: (951) 225-8892
Website: https://parisbaguette.com/locations/ca/temecula/26485-ynez-rd
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Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
The menu and pastries are all the same as their other places! Everything is really tasty, and they’re able to maintain the standard that we expect. Depending on your preferences, I highly recommend their fruit tart pastries, chocolate pastries, and mini garlic croissants!
* Strawberry Croissant: 10/10 – the most worthwhile item since it’s so big
* Mini Garlic Croissants: 10/10 – garlic flavor is so light and tasty
* Fruit Pastry: 10/10 – pastry is crisp while fruit is fresh
* Pain au Chocolat: 9/10 – nice and flakey
* Pain aux Raisins: 8/10 – good but could use more raisins
My favorite thing about the place is that they also offer to-go boxes at the entrance, so you can pack your own items, which makes it so much more efficient. Other places only offer the tray, so your items are boxed at the register, which is fine, but obviously more time-consuming.
I’ve heard a lot of people say that the place is relatively small, but I think the place is actually decent-sized and offers a good amount of seating. During peak times, however, I can see how it could get very crowded, so I recommend coming either very early or pretty late. The workers were nice and worked very quickly, so our entire experience was great! They’re located in the Palm Plaza, which is very spacious, so you’re definitely gonna be able to find a parking spot.
An awesome experience!
While Paris Baguette has a lot of great cake varieties, I have to say that 85°C’s alternatives to their Ganache and Mocha cakes are still better than the versions here. However, Paris Baguette makes up for it with a huge overall selection and many other unique options to choose from.
One major advantage is the vegetarian selection. Paris Baguette offers many more meat-free options, which is something 85°C really lacks. I was also pleasantly surprised by their frappe; it was delicious and, in my opinion, actually better than Starbucks.
Overall, I’m happy to have them in the neighborhood. Between the vegetarian variety and the great drinks, it’s definitely worth a visit, even if 85°C is still my go-to for specific cakes!
We ordered the mini raspberry bite, jumbo twisted donut, and the coffee cronut, along with an iced coffee and a hazelnut-drip coffee. All of the pastries were fresh, tasty, and beautifully made. For our personal taste, they leaned a little on the sweeter side, but that’s more preference than a knock on quality.
The coffee itself was good, though we did wish there was a self-serve milk or creamer station. One small operational note: line dividers would be helpful, as several customers (including us) were unsure where the checkout line began.
Overall, we’re happy to have Paris Baguette here in Temecula and are excited to come back to try more items–especially the baguettes next time.
While it’s fun to pick and choose what you’d like, yourself, it was hard to tell where the line was to line up in due to this.
Their cakes all look great.
I got a pesto chicken sandwich, an iced matcha, croissant, tiramisu tart, a dessert croissant with lemon cream and strawberries, and a slice of their popular Strawberry Soft Cream cake.
The sandwich was prepackaged like Starbucks, but they did toast it. The bread was good, the sandwich itself lacked enough flavor.
The matcha was fine. Tasted like any other place.
The tiramisu tart was very coffee forward and lacked that creamy flavor.
The soft cream strawberry cake slice was alright. The cream was flavorless and there were very few strawberries in the slice. The cake bread itself was tasty.
My favorites were the croissant, and the dessert croissant.
Will I be back. Maybe. If anything- more of those dessert croissants!
The pastries and sandwiches didn’t look fresh. I tried a slice of the strawberry soft cream cake and was really disappointed — it had very little flavor, wasn’t moist, and was overall bland. Definitely not worth the $7 price tag.
My husband ordered the crab meat croquette and said it tasted more like coleslaw, with no real crab flavor. We also tried the cream cheese donut, which tasted like an oily churro.
We ordered a total of six items and the bill was almost $35, which I don’t think is worth it for the quality of the pastries. We actually ordered more items, but based on what we had already tried, we didn’t even want to taste them.
We didn’t order drinks, so I can’t comment on those, but based on our experience, we won’t be returning.
The bakery looked like a spin off of the other bakery, 85 degrees, but much more expensive and smaller sized pastries. Most importantly, their pastries were not individually wrapped. In my opinion, I think that should be important– given the unsanitary things I’ve witnessed with people that reached in to get their food.
Once you enter, there’s a section where you pick up a tray, a liner, and a pair of tongs. Well, they were out of tongs when we were there, so we used the wax paper that were located on the shelves to pick up the pastries.
We tried some of the items mentioned in some of the reviews like the mochi donuts and the donut (made of rice? ) filled with cream cheese. Those were delicious. We tried the other pastries and they were OK. Each pastry was about $3.50-$6.00 on an average. One small mochi donut was about $6.00. I personally thought that was high for a donut. We spent about $34.00 for 8 pastries.
This place was pretty busy on the weekend, so I wasn’t able to take photos. It was a nice looking bakery.
As for parking, it’s in an outdoor plaza, so there’s enough parking, but you may have to walk a little further (like during the weekend) when a lot of people are out.
Overall, this place was OK. A little too expensive for little treats that were OK. They didn’t offer any military discounts or incentives like a rewards program either. Maybe something the owner should think about.