Best Cafe in Calgary not your typical corporate coffee shop with no character. Quick delicious food…read moreand coffee for good prices, friendly staff always helpful and kind, awesome live music and great location near the river. Has very cozy, friendly vibes, you can feel the community. They are also local owned and have been in Calgary for a long time. Always a joy to go.

One star for the location only. I've been there 3 times, hoping it would get better, but it…read moredoesn't. Everything else is over priced with just-enough service and sub-par food. The in-your-face politics inside the place should be left at home. I don't go to a "cafe" to read everywhere about anti-vax, anti-trudeau, anti-floride, anti-"insert latest thing here". I come to get service, food and a break. Leave everything else, including your politics, out of my experience please. Never going back.

I've been visiting this bakery for 17 years, and it has become a must-stop whenever we're in…read moreCalgary. Their croissants and cakes are always a hit, and my family in Calgary almost always chooses their cakes for birthdays. Each one is delicious and hits the spot every time. What I appreciate most is their thoughtful use of halal gelatin, which makes enjoying their treats even more special. The interior is warm, inviting, and calming--perfect for savoring their baked goods. Service is good too .

By far the best pastry I've every had. You must absolutely try their croissants and other laminated…read moredough items. Bread is also excellent. Sweets also.

I have gone here a few times years apart since visiting and I have always enjoyed this cafe. I have…read moregotten a matcha here in the past that was okay, but their fall drinks currently look so good. This time around I tried something they offer by reservation called afternoon tea for $40. We each got to pick a tea for our tea pot and had about 8 options. The tea itself wasn't anything special. We tried the chai and the alforno blend which both didn't taste very strong. The afternoon tea deal also came with a snack tower, the bottom consisting of savory sandwich bites, and the top two levels with pastries and sweets. The things that stood out to me were the lemon meringue, fruit tart, and the carrot cake (the cream cheese frosting was really tasty). Overall, this was a super cute and fun thing to try. I'd definitely recommend it if you want to try little bites of various things they carry.

Checked this place out while exploring Calgary…read more Very busy brunch spot, beautiful pastry display. - Service was very quick, team was super friendly and made a good treat suggestion. Lemon tart - tart was good, nice crunch to it, lemon was tangy and sweet - just the right combinations of flavours. So why just three stars - well the drink was a let down for me, matcha was not coming through - ended up tasting more like a cup of sweetened oat milk. I'd come back to explore there other pastries, or try there brunch - but that would need to wait until I visit Calgary again.

Lovely food. Unfortunately one of the dirtiest patios in…read morethe city and extremely off putting. To a point that we avoid this place completely. All it takes is a hose.

Well, according to Reddit they're the best, so I found out. Went down there from Hidden Valley and…read morepopped in for breakfast on SAT May 30. Took the wife down there for a surprise, she got the plain omelet and I got the bacon and egg on a croissant and a london fog and mocha for drinks and two more croissant to go ....... Easy enough to order, the place was busy, and great service but was it $50 bucks good ..... yes once ! :-) My only real question is who the hell pays $6.50 for one croissant? That was nuts - ok maybe for $10-15 in a sandwich like breakfast but NOT for one croissant. If they were the only game in town and you were Jonesing for one ok but no........ As a test the wife went to Costco the next day and grabbed a pack of theirs and to be honest we got 12 of them for $8.00 bucks or $67 cents each. Yes, the La Boulangerie is larger by 20% or so but $0.68 is a far cry from $6.50 for ONE croissant, now in looking at the neighbourhood and the nice cars driving by I get it - but no sorry not for me! Maybe if you were the French Ambassador to Canada and you grew up eating them you might notice a difference in taste or you're a molecular chemist and KNOW - otherwise they tasted the same.

Friendly staff! They are always consistent & their breakfast is delicious! Sure do love their…read morefrench toast & eggs Benny! Hidden little gem!

A great little neighbourhood breakfast and causal dining spot. It offers an extensive menu, baked…read moregoods and barista bar. I had a monstrous chocolate scone and an excellent americano. The bakery offers some great looking breads and pastries for taking home and they offer paper bags if you can't get through your own pastry (guilty). The breads are a nice touch for the made to order sandwiches, which I'm told are excellent. It's suffering a bit from its own success, very busy, line ups, a slightly impatient cashier and cruel waits for meals as you watch other orders pass your table. This is something they'll to solve but maybe it's not so bad at slower times. I'll definitely return, this time for a full breakfast.

I was hoping for some gluten free options like scones or cookies, but nothing for me and what they…read moredid have a as gluten free had chocolate, eggs and or dairy which were also off my food list for now. DH enjoyed the coffee and the cookies he picked up.

The food is good. I had the turtle cheesecake and banana muffin. Both were delicious. Good stop for…read morebrunch on the way to Banff

This is a lovely French cafe and bakery in the Marta loop neighborhood. Very relaxing patio with…read morefireplace. The pastry chef and wife team offer a welcoming environment with delicious food and drinks. Very quaint and relaxing.

This place is top Notch. We had a matcha , tea , chickpea salad croissant and the grilled cheese…read more Everything was perfect - service was lovely ! Bonus that it's all vegetarian- I had no idea and wanted to come here due to the curb appeal of the patio . I'm coming next time for wine and dessert !

I made my husband stop in here before we headed back to the airport because of the reviews and my…read morelove for bakeries and this place did not disappoint. At first we walked in and did not notice the bakery was located in the back of the building. The coffee shop on site directed us there which was helpful. The indoor is very industrial and casual which I liked. We got 1 breakfast sandwich with chicken sausage and it got a 10/10 for me. Full of flavor and absolutely delicious, my husband got the bun but I would have opted for the sourdough bread. I couldn't decide between the scone or the ham and cheese croissant so I got both and the ham and cheese croissant was the front runner. I love the mustard they put on it to. The feta and spinach scone was very dry and I just did not really enjoy it. If we lived here I would be back every weekend it's a must!!!

Cool spot by the water in like a food hall situation. I noticed a run club gathering outside. I got…read morea croissant and a vegetable quiche. Both were decent. I made a special trip to come out here from a nearby hotel, but don't think it was that special. Tons of options so there has to be something for everyone.