Got the sweet breads at 9am on Sunday morning, I'm not a Spanish speaker but don't worry ! They are…read moreextremely friendly unlike the other place in Waltham, this small corner shop bake them fresh everyday ! I didn't see mountains of baked buns piled , only small batches were made when I got to the store. I wasn't expecting much but the bread is soft and moist, what a nice surprise! And who doesn't appreciate freshness ?

Really delicious small bakery and small goods store in waltham. Focuses on Guatemalan Imports and…read morethey also make their own food, including tamales.

As always , reasonable prices for pastries I bought a…read morealpine slice and an eclair and excellent as always. Price 9.90 For both .

What a selection! Reasonable prices and everything was delicious! We tried cannoli, black and white…read morecookie, red velvet cupcake and carrot cake cupcake.

This place is adorable. The matcha drink I got was on point and the flakey chocolate dipped pastry…read morewe got was divine. It was wrapped in a paper that evoked a French newspaper.

It was open on Easter Sunday. Ovenbird was closed. I needed…read morecoffee. Got the Latte. People behind the counter were very nice. Everyone teamed up to serve the customers and clean the tables. There was no gossiping. Very professional. There is a wall of chocolates and snacks you can also purchase. Lots of room and tables to sit. The white fence and blue walls give it a Cape Cod feel. The avocado toast was tasty. It had a runny egg on top. I would have preferred metal utensils vs plastic ware. But there were no metal forks left. The plastic fork wasn't cutting it (get it?). Hubby got the breakfast sandwich: ham on English muffin. It didn't fill him up so he got another ham and cheese croissant. I would have preferred the cheese heated but hubby didn't mind it cold. The croissant was buttery and flaky though. Before we left we got some cold drinks from the fridge. They had some sparkling teas--Tea soda! Gonna try out the Blue Tea Jasmine.

Nouvé Bakery is an artisan bakery in Lexington Center that blends classic French pastry techniques…read morewith subtle Asian-inspired influences. The shop has a cozy, intimate feel, and one of my favorite details was the large window into the kitchen, where you can watch the bakers preparing dough and pulling fresh pastries straight from the oven. It operates primarily as a grab-and-go bakery with only limited seating, but the steady stream of customers gives it the lively atmosphere of a neighborhood favorite. The pain au chocolat was one of the standout pastries from my visit. The laminated layers were beautifully defined, creating a crisp, flaky exterior that shattered with each bite while revealing a light, airy honeycomb interior. Inside, the dark chocolate was rich and evenly distributed, adding just the right amount of sweetness without overpowering the buttery pastry. It's an excellent example of a classic done well, with careful attention to both texture and balance. The classic croissant was equally impressive. It had a rich buttery aroma the moment I opened the bag, with a crisp, golden shell that gave way to a soft, pull-apart interior. The pastry felt light despite its richness, striking the balance that makes a truly great croissant. Every layer was distinct, and it never felt greasy or overly heavy. Since everything is baked fresh in relatively small batches, timing your visit makes a difference. Many of the most popular pastries sell out well before noon, so arriving earlier gives you the best selection. Even during the morning rush, the staff kept the line moving efficiently, making it easy to grab a box of pastries without a long wait. Nouvé Bakery is a fantastic addition to Lexington's bakery scene. The quality of the lamination, the careful execution of the classics, and the fresh-baked experience make it well worth the trip. Whether you're stopping by for a simple butter croissant or the excellent pain au chocolat, it's the kind of bakery that's easy to revisit whenever you're craving authentic French pastries made with care.

This little bakery is a hidden gem in Lexington! It's good for pick up and go, but there were some…read moreseating options outside on the sidewalk. The pastries are really delicious and so beautiful. The pistachio croissant is huge and definitely good to share. The pastry was perfectly flaky and was filled with a generous amount of pistachio filling. I enjoyed every bite :) I definitely want to come back and try some savory croissants and their espresso drinks!

Randomly popped in to grab a concha because I was in the area for work and happened upon the…read morechurros which were still warm and fresh, and let me just say as a Texan who moved to Boston--these are THE best churros I've had in New England. Generous dulce de leche on the side, perfectly soft on the inside, filled perfectly, and rolled in the perfect amount of cinnamon sugar. Climbed in my car and devoured the entire cup before driving off. Absolutely CANNOT recommend enough!

Brought my husband birthday cake from Kairos and it was so DELICIOUS everyone loved it I will be…read morereturning and referring

Stopped by here on Saint Joseph's Day for zeppol. It was very good. Glad there is a pastry shop…read moreclose by to get some of my favorites.

Wonderful Royal straight flush of bakeries. An OMG good nutty twist pastry, wonderful service by…read moretwo people, suggesting confections for these first time visitors, picking up a pre Thanksgiving pecan pie.

Le Petit Four Bakery is the kind of neighborhood spot that genuinely earns the reputation it has…read morebuilt. Walking in, the space itself made an impression before I even got to the pastry case. The decor felt warm and inviting, and the display of breads and pastries made the ordering process genuinely difficult because everything looked exactly as good as it should. I worked through a solid spread across my visit. The croissant is exceptional, with a proper lamination and a buttery, flaky exterior that holds up on its own without needing anything added to it. The almond croissant takes that foundation and builds on it well, with a generous amount of almond filling and a finish that does not lean too sweet. The pain au chocolat follows the same standard, the chocolate inside is good quality and the pastry around it has the right amount of crispness without being dry. The canele is a smaller order but worth including, with that characteristic caramelized exterior giving way to a soft, custardy center that is easy to underestimate until you are halfway through it. The creme brulee latte rounded out the order nicely and was a good match for everything on the pastry side of the table. It is rich without being overwhelming and complements the food rather than competing with it. The line moved well even when the place was busy, and the staff were friendly and engaged throughout. This is one of the better French style bakeries I have found in the area, and it holds up to that comparison without much debate.

I stopped in a Saturdays late am and line out the door. I…read moreordered an Apple danish and a blueberry muffin. First time I saw the muffins and they look a good size and delectable. I got outside and inside was not the apple tart danish but an apricot? They were on counter next to each and server probably thought I said apricot or my finger pointing was mistaken for the apricot...should separate as both sound alike..... stick the blueberry ones in middle or something . I ate the apricot as I had before and it was very good as always, the blueberry muffin I wasn't impressed at all with... it had minimal blueberries, a bit dry , a mild nice lemon flavor of top ... I need more blueberries, more moisture, more lemon taint taste, more sugaring top brown white, cinnamon Glaze. Now I saw how un Green friendly they are here... expensive shopping bag for 2 pastries , a cardboard box for the apricot danish, a bag for the single muffin... a lot of unneeded cost factored into COGS or packaging materials and then into my prices paid. I saw assortment of delicious eclairs and looks price went up higher since I bought here before... up to 8.50 or higher . Great products sold here...I dropped my rating as got what I didn't order, and muffin needs vast improvements to get it to levels of the French pastries. Need tables, umbrellas, chairs outside... people sitting on curbs, me standing next to trash barrel for my packaging debris, on line ordering and pickup might speed up the line , but I like to see the daily changes or variety before ordering ...the pineapple dessert first I saw and would have been my dinner dessert. Friendly employees and working owner there keeping things filled . They have outgrown the store size.

Delicious cookies! Not much sugar as other sweets, good for…read morehealthy. First tried this Persian sweets, definitely will buy again.

First time I went there. The Sohan Assali is terrible. Very disappointed since we wanted it for…read moreNorouz.