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    Gateaux Patisserie

    4.3 (289 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    Eva Razaria S.

    I absolutely love the sweets and treats that are sold here! Especially the creme brûlée! The coffee and teas are bold with flavor and the treats are gourmet! So far I've been here 3 times specifically for the creme brulee and if they don't have creme brulee (only one time that has happend to me) I get a creme brulee latte as far as pricing it's a bit on the expensive side. It was about $8 for a latte. The treats are like $14 and some are like 4-$8. The service was fast and efficient and I love the Togo packaging. They also have icecream but I didn't try any. As far as the vibe here it's definitely giving Hogwartz for girls just cause all the pink but it's definitely it limited to girls. It's very decorative and nostalgic! I recommend going as dining in, they give you super cute dishes. The photos you take will forever look delicious.

    Jeanne Antoinette M.

    Loved my matcha latte and cake! Will be coming back on my next visit to Detroit to try their macarons

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    Sohaib L.

    The service was excellent, very polite! The place is spacious, clean and very well decorated. The cheesecake and box was great, I wish the cheesecake its self had some Biscoff flavour to it rather than crush sprinkles and quarter cookie on top. Also $11 for the size and flavour is a bit much.

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    Teresa A.

    I've been coming to this shop right around when it opened. It's always been kind of pricey, but it's oh so delicious. My favorite is the ispahan, as it is the only place I have been able to get this delicious dessert done well in the United States. The knafeh cheesecake is also fantastic, though I think it's only available around the holidays like Thanksgiving, the winter holidays, and Ramadan. They also seem to be adding different savory items like a zaatar danish. Those also looked good so maybe it'll be worth a try next time.

    Satoko W.

    This place is very Cute with French influence and welcoming. Pastries are fancy and not over sugared which are my taste. They are rather pricy but since everything is pricy nowadays, it is not my concerns. I enjoyed my afternoon chatting with my friend. Only thing is that there are tropical plants by the entrance from parking lot, but all of them are looking unhealthy. I'm afraid the temperature becomes too cold or lacking of humidity by the door in winter.

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    Vincent L.

    5/2024. Went back because I want some sweets late at night. Now it is $11 for a square of cardamom carrot cake or fruit cake. It is very good, moist, layers of cream and sponge. Tiramisu is probably the cheapest one there and they are gone quick.

    Autumn M.

    I purchased a couple of biscoff cheesecakes, a biscoff and sugar cookie macaron, a cookie, and chocolate cake. They all tasted amazing and fresh. The restaurant is nicely decorated and clean. Service was pleasant and quick, the treats were pricey but worth it.

    Baffled by the presentation-definitely not worth the price. I paid $35 for 12 very small macaroons and was honestly shocked by the awful presentation. They tossed them in a plain paper bag like I was at a donut shop. I asked if she can put them in a nice box as I am taking them to a small event, the lady just dropped the bags into the box, sealed it with that cheap tape that reminded me of when teacher's send home a letter for the kindergartner, and called it a day--no padding, no care, no effort. For a place with such cute decor and good reviews, I expected way more. Not worth the price, and I definitely won't be back.

    This was around 2pm on a Saturday. Stuff was already sold out for the day!
    Esther G.

    Phenomenal patisserie in the area! Beautiful setting for the gram, both the spacious indoors and outdoor seating area. As an out-of-towner, I really wished I could've had one of everything. I settled for the cardamom pistachio carrot cake and the biscoff cheesecake, which is what they're known for. You definitely need to try that cheesecake -- it's a good one to split with others and have a bite of -- but the carrot cake is scrumptious. Take it from me, you WILL regret splitting this! Perfect spot for solo dessert day, date spot or a delicious gift for someone!

    Chocolate & Chocolate Mousse , chamomile tea, lavender and sweet cookie macaron
    Jimin H.

    The service was excellent and they offered us a free refill of water for our tea! The chocolate mousse cake was to DIE FOR and it was so moist and decadent. The macarons were also baked perfectly! There is a lot of space to sit and the interior was very pretty!

    The updated dining room with lots more space to enjoy a treat.
    Ann W.

    I have been a fan of Gâteaux since the beginning. I am in awe of and root for women like the Beydoun sisters for taking risks and opening up a French pastry place in an area in need of tasty desserts. So, I was looking forward to revisiting it after a recent renovation. A trip nearby prompted this impromptu visit. The spot looked double in size. The décor had changed from looking like a Ladurée Parisian tea shop, pale green-greys and white with gold accents, floral chandelier, dainty pink teapots, and flowers. Now, the décor has a more mid-century modern vibe. Yes, there is still pink velvet seating, mixed in with green, and golden ones. I like the multitude of booths, natural lighting, and open spaces. However, the low rating is due to the pastries that I purchased. The first was a tart with pastry cream topped with berries. The crust was not crisp/crunchy, but soft, and broken in several places. The fruit was several days old, mushy, and unappetizing. The second one is the Ispahan, a larger version of a macaron with cream inside, surrounded by raspberries. Both of the macaron biscuits were good but the cream had become a slurry and the raspberries were old. The only saving grace was the Opera cake. A rectangular cake slice with layers of espresso-soaked cake and layers of chocolate and coffee creams, topped with chocolate ganache. The cake was moist and delicious. At approx $9/treat, I had higher expectations. Service was friendly.

    Creme brûlée, blueberry cheesecake, Chocolate Tarte
    Victoria G.

    Very tasty desserts! The vibe of the room was great! Very well decorated place and the staff was very friendly... there weren't too many options left when we got there but I read all the great reviews about the creme brûlée and it did not disappoint!

    Zainab M.

    GORGEOUS cafe/bakery! one of my go-to spots for when family/friends come to town. the decor itself is a reason to go, especially during the fall when they have a harry potter theme going on. the food is also AMAZING, so yummy and pretty! The cakes alone are a reason to go, so aesthetically pleasing. The ladies working there also give the best recommendations, can never go wrong!

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