
Strip-mall pick for pastries & French breakfast-to-lunch eats, plus wine, beer & dinner some nights.
Hours
| Monday | 7 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 7 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2928 W 66th St, Richfield, MN 55423
Phone: (612) 861-7570
Website: http://patricksbakerycafe.com/
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Reviews
If you’ve ever walked into a bakery expecting nothing more than coffee and a few pastries, Patrick’s Bakery & Café will completely rewrite that expectation. This charming spot in the heart of Richfield is so much more than a typical bakery. In fact, every time I step inside, it feels like I’ve hopped on a quick flight to Paris—minus the airport hassle.
Patrick’s is the kind of place where you don’t just pick up a croissant and run. You stay. You savor. You explore. And believe me, you can explore a lot. French baguettes, delicate pastries, and even escargot—yes, escargot!—have all made appearances on their menu. And the best part? They’re done right here, with that unmistakable French authenticity.
Over the years, I’ve eaten my way through a delightful list of dishes: duck à l’orange, crab cakes, escargot, BBQ brisket sandwich, beef brisket salad, and the most comforting beef bourguignon. OMG. Every single one was a hit. I admit, I’m still a little bummed that the escargot and scallops have disappeared from the menu, but the new surprises keep me coming back.
On my most recent visit, I ordered the Sea Breeze Salad—a light, refreshing plate that arrived looking like a work of art. My friend asked for her chicken burger on a fresh baguette instead of a brioche bun, and let’s just say… I may never look at a burger the same way again. That baguette was everything—crispy, airy, perfect.
But what truly makes Patrick’s feel so special is the atmosphere. Cozy, quaint, and filled with textures of France. Lovely photos taken in Paris line the walls, complemented by the soft hum of old French music. It’s the kind of ambiance that invites you to slow down and enjoy the moment.
And of course, I can’t talk about Patrick’s without mentioning Lu. Every time I come in, I always ask for her. She’s warm, friendly, and always attentive—one of those people who make dining feel like visiting a friend. Before my meal even arrives, there it is: a perfectly baked baguette, waiting for me like a familiar welcome.
Patrick’s Bakery & Café isn’t just a place to grab a bite. It’s a neighborhood gem, a mini escape, and—at least for me—a little slice of Paris right here at home.
The worst part is the seating. Every table is stacked up, so much so servers can’t get through and are constantly bumping into you.
Maybe in the warm months they can open the patio and stretch the tables out a bit. The setting is the killer there, parking lot is… less than engaging.
Make reservations.
I’ve tried both sweet and savory items, and everything has been consistently good. The croissants are buttery, the quiches are comforting, and the coffee pairs perfectly with it all. The staff is friendly and attentive without being overbearing, which makes the experience even better.
It’s the kind of place you can stop by for a quick coffee or sit down and actually enjoy your time. Whether you’re meeting a friend or just treating yourself, Patrick’s is always a solid choice. I’ll definitely keep coming back.
We got a amuse-broche, seared scallops appetizer, escargot in garlic butter appetizer, lobster risotto and coq au vin. Our favorite was the scallops and my partner never loved scallops until this spot. The roasted chicken in the coq au vin was so flavorful. All and all, we really enjoyed everything we got but the two listed were the winners. Definitely coming back since there were other items we were eyeing.