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    Ari Bakery Cafe

    3.9 (127 reviews)

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    Sweet potato steamed cake
    Howard P.

    Paris Morning, Amazing! Best steamed sweet potato cake, not baked. Very light and not real sweet. I would love to buy this cake. We received the cake as a gift. I never would have thought to buy this type of cake on my own, now I am hooked. I am looking forward to visiting this bakery. Funny name for a Korean bakery.

    Green Tea Cake
    Tracy A.

    Great cakes, cupcakes, hot beverages and pastries. It's our go-to! Highly recommend.

    Robyn C.

    Really enjoyed Paris morning bakery I had an iced coffee and a red velvet cupcake The iced coffee was great, the cupcake was a bit on the drier side... but i was told that the pastries that are out on the counter are the freshest of the bunch. Staff here is really nice, service is quick... such a good spot to get pastries and chat for a bit. Loved it.

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    Jenny L.

    Paris Morning Bakery offers cakes with a perfect balance of lightness and sweetness - truly exceptional! It has become our family tradition to choose their cakes for special occasions, holidays, and birthdays. Our top picks are the red velvet, green tea, and fresh cream flavors, all consistently delicious. While the boba milk teas are decent and enjoyable, they don't stand out as extraordinary. Additionally, the bakery offers a wide selection of fresh pastries and baked goods for a quick grab-and-go option. Although I haven't sampled their menu items yet, they appear appetizing. The spacious interior provides plenty of seating to relax and enjoy your treats. It's worth noting that I've never encountered any issues with their customer service or staff members.

    Still plenty!!!
    Thuha N.

    Please note that because of COVID-19, the store hours and selections may be limited. There are so many things we love here. Typically, we grab a quick pastry & a latte while hanging out with friends. We also often get their special birthday cake for that few special fiends. We like the matcha green tea and passion fruit ones the best. The rest are pretty good too though. This latest trip, we grabbed a cream cheese pastry and a loaf of bread. OMG, we inhaled the cream cheese pastry in the car since it has a nice balance between tartness and sweetness. The bread gave us avocado toast one day, and French toast the next... can't wait to come back for more

    hamster bread. so cute
    Kevina L.

    this is the northernmost point of paris morning bakeries (and possibly any asian style bakery) in south florida, so i willingly make the 45-minute pilgrimage down for special occasions like mother's day. my mom will only eat asian style cakes, which is exactly what this place serves up: cakes that are fluffy and spongy, not too sweet and not too heavy on the cream. just like other asian style bakeries, you can also get your run-of-the-mill buns and breads like cream buns, red bean buns, twisted sugar donuts, sponge cakes, almond croissants, and bread loaves. they even have portuguese egg tarts! (which are basically egg custard tarts but with a more crème brûlée look -- a staple of macau, which used to be a portuguese colony.) but i also love that paris morning bakery has something of its own: the hamster bread! they're so cute and i haven't seen them anywhere else. i expected it to taste like nothing and for it to just be bread on the inside, but the inside had a sweet paste similar to a mooncake's. this bakery knows what it's doing! i also really like the raspberry cream mini buns -- they're small but dangerously addicting as a pack! the macarons are also pretty neat and sizable. they're a little creamier than i like, but i appreciate the wide assortment of flavors like green tea and birthday cake. i was only a little disappointed that they don't seem to serve zip bops at this location anymore, but it's still worth the trip every time. there's so much variety to enjoy here, it would be impossible not to find something to like.

    Mango Boba creating two layers. Not good at all.

    The taste and quality is very inconsistent but it's mediocre at its best. Some days their cakes are overly sweet, sometimes they are not sweet at all I have to sprinkle sugar on my cake at home, that's pretty stupid. Even half off, their bread is not worth the price. I forgot what they are called but their waffle with whipped cream on top is so bland too, just buy some waffle and whipped cream at a grocery store and create your own for 1/3 the price, it would be better. Oh and whatever you get do not get mango boba. Not only does it taste really bad, but it also separates into two layers within 3 munites.

    iced coffee and a laptop
    Kellyanne M.

    I am giving this 1 star for false advertising and for the price. This is not a French bakery. It's an Asian bakery and everything was prepackaged. I paid $6 for the most basic latte. Only 4 flavor options. Not what I was expecting and not worth the money.

    Ariel W.

    This is a Korean bakery with a French name. It was named the best Asian bakery by the Sun Sentinnel. They have two locations in Lauderdale and Davie and Boca Raton is their newest store. They are best known for their Korean bread influenced by French pastry recipes. The idea of a French Korean caught my attention and I finally got a chance to check it out. The interior looks like your typical coffee house with couches and table seating. K-Pop was featured in a video playing on one wall, the other wall had a selection of wrapped baked goods. Some were distinctly French like a croissant and some were Korean like a small hamster shaped bun filled with red bean paste. You can pick what you want and bring it to the counter to pay. They also sell cakes (only the red velvet or maybe it was fruit filled one was available by the slice. I tried to ask what it was but I never got an answer), coffee, bubble teas, bingsoo which is a shaved ice dessert with macarons, bubble tea, condensed milk, syrup, powder, and cake, zipbob which is a Korean dish of meat and vegetables in a bowl, and macarons. I picked a chocolate croissant and the hamster bun from the baked goods and ordered a honey dew melon bubble tea smoothie with tapioca pearls. Everything came to $12. The bubble tea was delicious with the taste of melon but it was so sweet. I could only drink half. I tried the hamster bun and was disappointed. It was like eating raw cookie dough. Although extremely cute and perfect for Instagram I could only eat a bite of it. I saved the chocolate croissant for breakfast the next morning. It had a sweet paste inside and a chocolate drizzle. I prefer the ones with chocolate inside. Everyone in the store were the right demographic for BTS. It seems like a hangout for kids. It was designed to cater to the younger crowd. I don't know if I am just too old for them or didn't order the right thing because I did not enjoy my culinary experience here. My main complaint is that everything is too sweet. As it was my first time here and I as unfamiliar with the concept I would have benefited from a little explanation but the employees were not forth coming. What is a Korean French bakery? Even after visiting I'm still not entirely sure but my curiosity has been satisfied.

    Cream puff
    Julie F.

    The two pastries I got weren't bad, but they weren't anything I'd want to order again. And I would have had a warmer reception and service from robots. If my friend felt old among the rich teeny-boppers lounging at every table here, then I felt absolutely ancient. No greetings; no offer to explain; no welcome. So we fended for ourselves and read labels and made guesses. We both got a couple pastries -- one to go and one to eat in. Her eat in one was so cute -- a little hamster looking something. But it didn't taste very good and neither did the one she took home. I got a creamy filled bun (a "cream puff") assuming it had white whipped cream filling inside, but it was yellow pastry cream sort of like in an eclair. It seemed a bit stale, too, but that might be how it is supposed to taste? For drinks, I got a hot black tea. When it was delivered the tea bag had been steeping for some time and it was so strong, I thought they'd given me black coffee. I had a few sips and poured it out. My friend's bubble tea looked a pretty color, but it was way too sweet. She couldn't drink it either. In addition to baked goods, they have something called "bingsoo" in different flavors. I just looked it up to find out it's a shaved ice dessert. They don't explain it on their printed materials or signs, either. Then they have "zip bop" which is beef or chicken or pork or eel in a small bowl. Again, no where do they explain what this is or what is in the dishes. This place is a chain with 5 current locations and a few more openings to come in other areas. I'm not sure if it is a franchise or not, but service obviously is not contained in the training manual.

    Green tea patbingsoo with red bean ice cream
    Jasmine D.

    Came here for dessert and unfortunately know very little about Korean food/sweets so it took me a while to peruse the menu. I settled on a chocolate cake and patbingsoo (shaved ice) to share with two other foodies. We ordered the green tea bingsoo only to be told they didn't have any green tea ice cream..bummer. We subbed in red bean ice cream for it instead. The serving is huge and easily shared between three and still be full. It kind of reminds me of halo-halo, a Filipino dessert of hodge podge items. The chocolate cake was spongy and moist, but it didn't have much chocolatey flavor that I was hoping for. I was stuffed by the end, so I couldn't try the lavender boba tea that I've seen rave reviews about, so I guess I'll come back for it. They also have cakes that you can only order whole and not by the slice that looked beautiful and worth trying. They serve savory food as well (rice bowls with meat) here which I wanted to try, but the portion sizes look like a snack and not something that would fill me up for a meal. I want to like this place, but wasn't duly impressed by the service.

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    We love this bakery! Delicious for a snack of a quick pastry. Coffee was the best and the service was top notch. Merci!

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