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At TOUS les JOURS in Memphis, TN we offer more than 300 different kinds of bakery goods, including bread, pastries, cakes, desserts, and beverages. We bake each day to provide fresh products for our guests and take pride in sourcing and using carefully selected fine ingredients. A French-Asian artisan bakery, proudly serving freshly baked goods daily. Since its launch in the United States, TOUS les JOURS has developed into a reputable bakery & cafe franchise, specializing in French-Asian inspired baked goods, passionately made from the finest ingredients.
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Address: 5849 Poplar Ave #103, Memphis, TN 38119
Phone: (901) 695-3032
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Vijay B Sambasivam
This bakery in Memphis is definitely worth the stop. They have a great selection of baked goods and it’s always pretty crowded, which says a lot. The coffee is really good too and pairs perfectly with the pastries. A friend recommended this place to me and honestly, the hype isn’t bad at all. I’d definitely recommend checking it out if you’re in the area.
… morePeppermint Patty
This place is really fun. They have an amazing array of professional level desserts, and savory bread items. They have Cakes cookies, croissants rolls buns honestly so much to look at and see. What’s even better is you’re able to self serve so you get to pick the dessert that you want not just from a menu. The prices are very reasonable and they are constantly restocking the items. Today is Valentine’s and it was fairly busy.
… moreSwats
I’ve been waiting for them to open in Memphis! Used to frequent their locations in Chicago and Texas and always loved their desserts and macarons. The Guava Danish was something I tried for the first time and I was totally aww! Definitely don’t miss if you have a sweet tooth.
… morePragathi Ramanath
Loads of many different baked goods and pastries. The taste was equally delicious and the coffee was awesome. Very neatly maintained.
… moreBlues City Service Dogs
Community education is an important part of our trainers’ jobs.
Business are permitted to ask two questions when a service dog or service miniature horse come into their establishment:
1.) Is that a service animal required because of a disability?
2.) What tasks is the animal trained to perform to assist with handler’s disability?
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A local handler repeatedly had been illegally removed from TOUS les JOURS, Memphis. on multiple occasions. After many frustrated attempts, they reached out for help in educating the business. Upon entry, we were immediately asked to remove the dogs, the two legal questions not being asked. A concerned member of the public stepped in to explain to the employee that what she was doing was illegal and only then did she get a manager. After an education session with the manager, all five teams enjoyed lunch and a training session inside.
If a service animal team has attempted to educate a business and the business continues to illegally deny the team, the incidents can be reported to The United States Department of Justice. Businesses not following the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) can face legal issues and fees.
… moreBusiness are permitted to ask two questions when a service dog or service miniature horse come into their establishment:
1.) Is that a service animal required because of a disability?
2.) What tasks is the animal trained to perform to assist with handler’s disability?
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A local handler repeatedly had been illegally removed from TOUS les JOURS, Memphis. on multiple occasions. After many frustrated attempts, they reached out for help in educating the business. Upon entry, we were immediately asked to remove the dogs, the two legal questions not being asked. A concerned member of the public stepped in to explain to the employee that what she was doing was illegal and only then did she get a manager. After an education session with the manager, all five teams enjoyed lunch and a training session inside.
If a service animal team has attempted to educate a business and the business continues to illegally deny the team, the incidents can be reported to The United States Department of Justice. Businesses not following the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) can face legal issues and fees.
Delena Le
I’m writing this review because what happened to my mom today truly upset me. She stops by this Tous Les Jours often, she buys plenty, and she is always kind and respectful. Today and any other previous visits, she bought A LOT bread and pastries, and she only asked for one small box so the bread could stay in shape, fluffy, and presentable – because she was planning to gift it to someone. That’s it. Just a simple, reasonable request any decent bakery would gladly help with.
But instead of helping her, the young girl working this morning refused to give even the smallest box and treated my mom with such a rude, dismissive attitude. This wasn’t a misunderstanding, this is the second time this same employee has acted this way toward my mom. My mom might be quiet and gentle, but that does NOT give anyone the right to look down on her.
What hurts the most is that my mom walked away feeling disrespected when she did nothing wrong. She wasn’t asking for anything free. She wasn’t demanding anything unreasonable. She just wanted the bread to stay in good shape because she was gifting it. Why was that so hard?
Instead, everything was shoved into one tiny bag, careless and messy. It felt like they didn’t value her time, her purchase, or her kindness at all.
No customer, especially someone as patient and polite as my mom, deserves to be treated like this. Management needs to know what’s happening at this location, because this behavior absolutely does NOT reflect good customer service or basic respect.
I’m extremely disappointed, and until this issue is addressed, I won’t be recommending this location to anyone.
… moreBut instead of helping her, the young girl working this morning refused to give even the smallest box and treated my mom with such a rude, dismissive attitude. This wasn’t a misunderstanding, this is the second time this same employee has acted this way toward my mom. My mom might be quiet and gentle, but that does NOT give anyone the right to look down on her.
What hurts the most is that my mom walked away feeling disrespected when she did nothing wrong. She wasn’t asking for anything free. She wasn’t demanding anything unreasonable. She just wanted the bread to stay in good shape because she was gifting it. Why was that so hard?
Instead, everything was shoved into one tiny bag, careless and messy. It felt like they didn’t value her time, her purchase, or her kindness at all.
No customer, especially someone as patient and polite as my mom, deserves to be treated like this. Management needs to know what’s happening at this location, because this behavior absolutely does NOT reflect good customer service or basic respect.
I’m extremely disappointed, and until this issue is addressed, I won’t be recommending this location to anyone.
Darriun M.
I love that this style of coffee shops has been popping up around town. I’d seen this place online and read the reviews. A lot of them were complaining about the shelves being empty. I guess today was my lucky day! The ambiance was really nice. Everyone I encountered was really kind! There was also plenty from which to choose! I’ll definitely be back!
… moreJim Kim M.D.
I visited this location with my whole family who was visiting me for Christmas. They loved the layout and the pastries. I ordered their classic cloud cake, which was delicious. One precaution, however, is that the pastry here consistently causes me stomach issues. Otherwise, best bakery in town for sure.
While local Memphians may think the service here is good but I know that it’s nothing special compared to the authentic stores in Korea. Also, when I told the server we were dining in, the server never asked to re-heat the pastries. When I asked the server about re-heating, she didn’t seem eager, and I sensed bit of “indulgence.” As I feared, the pastries were not warmed properly, and nobody likes to eat their sausage bread cold. It’s a shame that I couldn’t taste their pastries warmed properly in-house.
Overall, pastries are the best in Memphis, but the service quality is predictably bad. Given the popularity of this shop, I predict more Korean bakery, especially Paris Baguette, will soon open up in Memphis as well. The servers at this location better improve their service before competitions arrive fiercely.
… moreWhile local Memphians may think the service here is good but I know that it’s nothing special compared to the authentic stores in Korea. Also, when I told the server we were dining in, the server never asked to re-heat the pastries. When I asked the server about re-heating, she didn’t seem eager, and I sensed bit of “indulgence.” As I feared, the pastries were not warmed properly, and nobody likes to eat their sausage bread cold. It’s a shame that I couldn’t taste their pastries warmed properly in-house.
Overall, pastries are the best in Memphis, but the service quality is predictably bad. Given the popularity of this shop, I predict more Korean bakery, especially Paris Baguette, will soon open up in Memphis as well. The servers at this location better improve their service before competitions arrive fiercely.
Debisree Ray
This is a South Korean–French bakery chain with locations across the U.S., and I was thrilled to see they’ve recently opened one in Memphis. As a longtime fan of similar places like paris Baguette, I had been eagerly waiting to try it—and it didn’t disappoint!
On my first visit, which was around 1 PM on a weekend, many items were already sold out. Though the selection was limited, I picked up a pre-made sandwich, a loaf of bread, a couple of pastries, and their signature chocolate ganache cloud cake. Everything was fresh and made with high-quality ingredients. The cloud cake, in particular, was outstanding—soft, moist, not overly sweet, and made with real chocolate.
I returned later, a bit earlier, and had better luck with availability. I ordered a mocha coffee but was mistakenly handed a matcha drink instead. Not wanting to make a fuss, I accepted it, though I’m not a fan of matcha. Small service slip, but understandable given the weekend rush.
The place can get quite crowded, especially on weekends, so arriving early is key. Their setup is self-serve: grab a tray and tongs, choose your items from the display, then head to the counter to check out. You can dine in or take your items to go.
Overall, I’m excited to explore more from the menu—especially their breads, preserves, and sandwiches. Despite the crowd and a small service hiccup, it’s a welcome addition to the Memphis food scene. Highly recommended!
… moreOn my first visit, which was around 1 PM on a weekend, many items were already sold out. Though the selection was limited, I picked up a pre-made sandwich, a loaf of bread, a couple of pastries, and their signature chocolate ganache cloud cake. Everything was fresh and made with high-quality ingredients. The cloud cake, in particular, was outstanding—soft, moist, not overly sweet, and made with real chocolate.
I returned later, a bit earlier, and had better luck with availability. I ordered a mocha coffee but was mistakenly handed a matcha drink instead. Not wanting to make a fuss, I accepted it, though I’m not a fan of matcha. Small service slip, but understandable given the weekend rush.
The place can get quite crowded, especially on weekends, so arriving early is key. Their setup is self-serve: grab a tray and tongs, choose your items from the display, then head to the counter to check out. You can dine in or take your items to go.
Overall, I’m excited to explore more from the menu—especially their breads, preserves, and sandwiches. Despite the crowd and a small service hiccup, it’s a welcome addition to the Memphis food scene. Highly recommended!
Jada-Mary J.
First time going and it was outstanding! The pastries were delicious, so many to choose from too. A ton of fun drink options, and I also like how they had sandwiches ready to go. Tuna sand which was pretty good! Personal preference, I could have used a little more mayo and the bread was unique. Loved how my guava pastry wasn’t too sweet. I would like to see more bread varieties like sourdough or some French breads. More sandwich style breads. Overall, would come again! Service was quick and staff were friendly. Atmosphere, amazing.
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