Arrived at 9:30 on Saturday morning, there were several tables occupied, but not busy at all. I ordered the French Toast Romanoff, which was on the menu "bread soaked in egg custard", with strawberries and sweet cream sauce on top. What I received was grilled bread with strawberries and sweet cream sauce on top. There was so little egg on the bread- possibly, there was none at all, and if it did have egg on the bread, it must have been painted on with a very light touch. The crust of the bread was hard, you couldn't eat this with just a fork, I had to cut it with a knife; and I finally just ate the middle out of the bread. The cost was $9.50 or so. I don't mind paying for good food. This was not good food. I posted this so others don't waste their money. Y'all please bring back the crepes for this Romanoff dish. The crepes Romanoff were always very good. My husband got the French Breakfast and it was as good as always. If this was a review for that, we would give it 5 stars. read more

La Madeleine is such a neat little place. Why? For the reason many other reviewers stated: the ambience and set up. I love their mango breeze iced tea! The bread is amazing! The caesar salad is great, and it's a huge portion! Love the croissants, the almond chocolate is over the top amazing! Super friendly staff as well. Definitely returning! read more

They don't know how to take an order! Salty pasta and not made correctly like other la madelines!

I've eaten here before this is my first interview with the lunch they had a special I had small spinach salad with bacon, pecans and sliced strawberries. Half of quiche Lorraine and a cup of country potato soup with bacon excellent value tasted delicious this location it's always crowded food is always good the service was excellent great place for breakfast or lunch read more

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This was a great place to get some breakfast, my son and I enjoyed the food, the restaurant was clean and neat and the atmosphere was nice. What I ordered came out quick and was delicious, portion size was perfect. I definitely would like to come back, and I will! read more

la Madeleine - Bakeries Near Me - Austin, Texas

Stopped in this evening for something light and wonderful but what I expected, hopeful for and what I received were not in sync with each other. Arrived early evening and there was by glance about 20 or so customers in the space so it was not like the place was empty. As I walked up to pick up the cafe tray I noticed two people in the bakery area and about 5 or more in the cooking area. No one said anything to us....not that someone will be with you shortly, no welcome, no how are you and what can I help you with....nothing! Instead everyone stood around and stared at each other and us. Finally, one of the women in the bakery area came over and asked what we wanted. Again, never said hello or anything (I am trying hard to keep from being graphic and start passing out naughty words at this moment). Out of the 7-8 employees...none of them were doing anything! Floors were dirty, serving area seemed dirty looking, tables had not been cleaned. YUCK! I ordered their Quiche Florentine and soup. My guest ordered some sort of puff pastry with chicken (which technically speaking...all of it was already prepared and just waiting to be put on a plate or bowl and handed to us). Received food but never received a thank you...blah blah whatever. Now I'm mad at the service level!!! Then came to eating the food that was bestowed upon us. What crap! My quiche was as tasteless as eating a Styrofoam ice chest. I could not put enough salt and pepper on it to give it some flavor. Soup was overly salty so I should have dunked my quiche in my soup. La Madeline although a chain, one might expect somewhat of a French'y sort of establishment, serving up French foods. Wrong. There is nothing French about La Madeleine. It's what they want YOU to think is French food but it's not....believe me. That's like saying Chef Boyardee is great Italian in a can. But most have no idea what great French food should taste like....even the simpler easy items to make and eat....like French Onion Soup. La Madeleine serves up very simple and no effort meals...so quality, freshness and flavor should be extremely easy to achieve and maintain but they have missed it. The crust on my quiche had no warmth or flavor....where in the heck is the BUTTER? I could tell that the crust had at one time been frozen....and so there was nothing French'y about the place. Food was blah and boring and OVER PRICED! I normally only go there for bakery goods because the coconut cake is to die for although I have made one from scratch that is just as good if not better....but for convenience sake, the coconut cake is awesome. I am going to chalk up my whole experience this evening to a lesson learned....avoid the food and just focus on a couple of their bakery items. Maybe I am spoiled a tad because I travel to Paris every year and over there I have had quiche many many times....and comparing the two, La Madeline's quiche is the worse. I don't know why they call it quiche...maybe because it looks like one? I have had better quiche from Costco....their La Terra Fina quiches are really good and the crust is delightful....not buttery but it beats the heck out of La Madeline's hands down! Upon leaving I did stop by the bakery and the lazy lady who waited on me initially stood there at the counter and AGAIN never offered to see if I wanted anything and never said thank you, come again. So I just left! La Madeline...I blame management for my experience and La Madeline for the quality of food they serve. So with that two stars only because their bakery is somewhat decent. If not that you would have been given one star! And by the way....this place is owned by a British Company in England. The Brit's are not known for French cuisine! They should take the train to Paris and eat ....and then reevaluate the food they are selling to the US market. read more

I am very disappointed with my experience in this restaurant this morning. At 10:15am per Door Dash I went into pick up an order. The girl at the to-go bar was so rude to the couple at the register and was throwing their bags around and rolling her eyes. When I asked for the order I was there to pick up, she handed me the bag and said, "the only thing I don't have is the latte." So I proceed to stand around waiting for the latte. About 10 minutes later I ask the girl about the latte, she says, "No I told you I couldn't make it." Wtf? That's not at all what she said or what I thought she meant. So then I have to ask about maybe a to-go coffee for this order. Like I was just going to go drop off a bag without the $6 coffee and not care. This girl just literally killed my time and treated me like I was on HER last nerve! Ridiculous! read more

It's been a while since I've been here and thought this would be a nice treat for Sunday evening. What instead turned into a less than stellar experience. Placing the order was no problem, but getting the order was unexpectedly long. But when you notice three other seated tables receive their orders, and not receive yours yet, it does cause concern. When we ask about the order, the cashier does not say, let me check on the delay, but says "Hold on", then comes back and says "two more minutes ". Not that we had not already waited 15, but then says " I don't know why it's taking long with a l don't make it attitude". Then turns to the kitchen then says, "The sandwich has to pass twice under the grill, we don't control the speed the sandwich passes." Then keeps turning back to look at the person fixing the sandwich. Definitely not the experience I was hoping for. If I had read the previous ratings I would have thought twice about the visit. Not a good visit at all. read more

I love the Lemon Tart, it's delicious. My bf and I go there a couple of times a month and get a large lemon tart to-go and split it after dinner. I stopped in yesterday to grab one to take home for dessert only to find that the large Lemon Tart has shrunk in size to something only incrementally larger than the small lemon tarts. Thinking perhaps they hadn't restocked the shelf with the large tarts I asked if they had any in the back case. The manager replied, "No, we've updated them!" "For how long?" I asked. "Oh, well, permanently. They are UPDATED!!" She replied. "Oh, so the recipe has been changed? That's too bad, I thought they were perfect. They're are my favorite thing in the menu", I lamented. "No, don't worry, the recipe is exactly the same!" She assured me. "So what has been updated? The size? All that's been done is to reduce the size by a good 2/3's while keeping the price the same, or what, dropping it by 40 cents? That's not updating, that's just making a bad call to try and help your price point. And it's not even subtle! A price Increase of 50 cents or a dollar, changing from a 3" tart pie to a 2.5", those are reasonable and quasi-acceptable ways to try to squeeze out a little more profit. This is a not-even-thinly-veiled attempt to fleece your customers with positive pictures of modernization - because it's "Updated!" Sufficed to say, I left without purchasing a Junior-size Lemon Tart and went home to research copycat recipes, rather unhappily. While I like to bake, sometimes I just want to eat a delicious tart without having to do an HEB run and then spend an hour in the kitchen, isn't that the whole point of take-out?! I'm now trying to research whether the tart shells and/or lemon filling freeze well. I actually considered getting a slice of the coconut cake as that is our second favorite dessert but lo and be hold, the one generously sized cake slices have also shrunk. They used to be, I'm giving an educated guess here, equal to 1/8th of a 9" cake. I would say these were 1/10th, though it could be less, I was looking through the pastry display case glass. I asked the manager for a normal size piece as these were considerably smaller than normal. She told me that they are all going to be this size as the cakes are cut uniformly. Let me guess, they've been "UPDATED!". That's when I left empty-handed. I really don't like it when someone tried to spoon-feed me shit and tell me it's sugar. Mainly though, I will be checking the portion sizes of all the menu items next time I go there for a meal. This sort of profit raising ploy is always a slippery slope. I'm expecting the large soup to now be a bowl, the bowl to have morphed into a cup, and the cup to have transcended into a few tablespoons. The half sandwich will now be a 1/3 sandwich, the petite salad to have morphed into one of those ridiculous haute-cuisine artwork plates with a single spinach leaf framed by a tomato sliver, 3 dots of dressing and a die-sized croutonette. #lamadelaine read more

Wow this food was delicious here. I was craving some good croissants and this hit a home run. I had breakfast here and i ordered 2 meals. I couldnt resist when i find good food. The eggs were well cooked and you can taste the freshness. The meats were savory, the food was hot. Simply great food, amazing ambiance and quick service. Will definitely come back anytime i can. Go here, spend some money and fill the belly. Im going back this week. read more

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I got boring food, the American breakfast and coffee. However, what really impressed me about this place was the ambiance. I ended up working on my laptop for hours with headphones in and got a great amount of work done, without feeling like I had. Just look at some of the other photos of this place. The atmosphere is lively, but not in an obnoxious way. La Madeleine is now one of my favorite place to go to grab breakfast and then get a ton of work done. read more

la Madeleine - American Breakfast: Croissant, Omelette, Ham - Bakeries Near Me - Austin, Texas

Have been going to this la madeline from last 10 yrs. And recently last 2 times food quality has gone down. Soup is watery and portion sizes have become small. When told them the soup is watered down, they said yes they also see it :| And another time when we ordered togo for pastries. The lady put few pastries in the box and she picked up the receipt from the trash to get a list of rest of the pastries we ordered and with same hand gloves she put in the box. I was shocked, she did in front of us. Not sure what happens if I am not watching them ...never going back. Miss the good old la Madeleine read more

The staff here have treated me very well! The food is always yummy and the staff, always friendly! I highly recommend this location and restaurant chain. read more

I love La Madeleine as a chain and found this particular location to be very pleasant in terms of ambience and not being crowded at the times I visited over the course of several days. Service was good, although on the second day the potato galettes were overcooked to the point of almost being inedible. They were hard and too chewy. read more

They do not have tiramisu. Came here based on reviews of good tiramisu, but they don't carry it.

Good place nice service highly recommend I come here 3 times a month and can't get tired of it. read more

Ok, so we have now eaten at this location twice. Both times our orders were messed up. Not minor mess ups- big: bring you the wrong order mess ups. Then, when you send the food back it is a long wait- the kind where everyone finishes eating before you get your food. They are always out of Tea too. Food was so so. This is sad, we had a fabulous La Madeline in Fort Worth read more

Great breakfast and a beautiful sunrise, this is how we start the day at the La Madeleine read more

la Madeleine - This is how we start the day off, great breakfast and a beautiful sunruse. - Bakeries Near Me - Austin, Texas

Spinach leaves plus Strawberry halves plus Mushroom slices plus Walnuts chopped plus Bacon crumbled plus Balsamic vinaigrette Multiplied by vigorous stirring Equals Happy Happy Happy salad. read more

Compared to the shiny new location on Brodie Lane, the Arboretum La Mad is a much less shiny, more messy version. During the weekend afternoon, the tables all around us were dirty with trays and plates when we arrived, and dirty with the same trays and plates when we left. It seemed like they were understaffed and the few people that were working seemed to be really really new. They do have good coffee and desserts. The choc cake with the white diamond decoration on it is sinfully rich and best shared. The fruit tarts are great. But if you have a choice I would recommend the locations on Brodie and Cap Tx Hwy first. read more

I always forget this place as a "real" restaurant, usually grabbing top-notch croissants "to go". I met a friend here for dinner recently and was reminded how much I miss Aquarelle. While La Madeleine is no comparison to the aforementioned now closed eatery, it can satisfy my craving for puff pastry. I tried the spinach puff pastry goodness. It was messy and delicious. I also had my old standby, tomato basil soup (which never disappoints). Thick creamy yumminess that needs no assistance from croutons or crackers. I was too full for dessert, but the strawberry cream puff looked divine. I have tried their tarts and creme brûlée in the past and they are very good. Next time I will try to leave room for dessert. It's casual French dining cafeteria-style, so it doesn't break the bank. read more

Very nice assortment of menu items to satisfy families dietary needs and choices.custom crepe omelet with ham, spinach and tomatoes was flavorful, filling and satisfying. Raspberry jam and strawberry rhubarb jam taste great not too sweet. Wonderful assortment of baked goods. Manager at this location friendly courteous and full of energy Enjoyed it all. Bon Jour! read more

EITHER WAY I AM NEVER COMING BACK AND WOULD ADVICE YOU TO CHOOSE AN ALTERNATIVE RESTAURANT. FOOD: 4 stars. well made, good portion, fair price. SERVICE: -5 stars. If you love the food get it to go or risk suffering the indignity of their service (if you like to know why, continue reading) 1. When you walk in, there should be a sign telling you "wait to be seated" or "order here" right?! WRONG! 4 employees behind the counter and not one greeted me or ask me if I (or anyone in my party) needed any help. 2. If you ask for an item to go, you'd think they have it ready for you right?! WRONG! Ordered a large soup to go and I was plainly ignored. 3. Since there aren't signs to tell you where to how to order or where to pay you'd think they would guide you to register or present you with a check? WRONG! It was to me to wait in line again and pay for the food. When we were walking out, we were met with a employee at the entrance accusing us of not paying for the meal. I told her the my payed receipt was on the table, she responded (without bothering to check if I was telling the truth) "No, you haven't payed, my manager and I has been watching you" - EVEN THOUGH MOMENTS EARLIER I HAD PAYED THE MANAGER HIMSELF (since he was at the register.) My fiancé and I rarely eat at home and hence we have ate at just about every restaurant near Austin's Great Hills, and we have never been treated with such disrespect and honestly lack of professionalism. As a former manager in service industry, I understand that a customer paying outside of normal operating procedures isn't an uncommon problem. However, I would have expected to be presented with a bill or AT LEAST BE APPROACHED WITH THE RESPECT AND DIGNITY anyone deserves, let alone a patron. INSTEAD THEY PREFERRED TO HARASS ME AS I WALKED TO LEAVE. And look, I understand it's Thanksgiving and being at work is probably not what you want to be doing right now, I've been there. However that never gave me or any on my employees license to make our patron suffer any indignities or disrespect. Or maybe had I not been a young Hispanic man dressed in athletic clothing I would be better service (my clothes aren't even baggie!!!!!) Sad to think that in this day and age such prejudice still prevails. Good service can overshadow mediocre food, and albeit the food here wasn't bad, the best food in the world does not merit this kind of treatment of customers. read more

La Madeleine is a Dallas-based restaurant chain that has been a staple in my life as much as any burger or pizza joint would be for your average 12-year-old...but what sets La Madeleine apart from other chains is its fare and ambiance. That's probably why I can always count on going here and being glad that I did. Everyone has those places, right? It's a shame there aren't more locations around here, but I'm happy enough being about equal distance between the Round Rock outlet location and this one - which is probably my favorite location in Austin. I actually held my bridal shower in this location. Their private room is admittedly a little small, but we managed with our party of 20 or so, although it was *very* snug. But I'm not here to talk about my bridal shower, I'm here to talk about your average dining experience. It's cafeteria-style, but if you think you're in for a Luby's meal, think again. The entire restaurant is built with wooden interior, classical music spouting softly over the speakers, giving this little eatery a casual, yet classy "French country" feel. I don't know why, but this is the only place that I will order a Ceasar salad as an entree. I think it has something to do with the moist, succulent baked chicken they put on it. It's full of herbal goodness, and not a charred, blackened, dry bit in sight. They make the salad in front of you so you can control how much (or in my case, how little) dressing they put on your greens. Their quiches and savory pastries always look delicious, but this is one of my "healthy" treats so I tend to abstain. They are delicious though, as I have sampled quite a few in the past. The only thing that really keeps this from being a five-star review is the fact that the desserts, as pretty as they are, have drastically gone down in quality since I first started coming here some fifteen-something years ago. Or maybe my tastes have changed. Their desserts are too sweet for me now - and all my favorites seem to have disappeared. Most people probably don't mind the super-sweet types of desserts, but back in the day (/waving cane) there was more fruit on the tarts, the custard was lighter, the strawberry napoleons were crispy and a little easier to break apart than now...ah well! Maybe I'm just getting old and crotchety. I wish I could find more little places like this - maybe with better desserts and some tea offerings. Any suggestions? Anyone? read more

This is good quality stuff without being overly snooty and expensive. They tend to be really busy at lunch, so watch out, cause you may not get a table. The soups and salads are really good, really fresh. The sandwiches have tended to be pretty good too, but I'd stay away from the pasta. Lots of overcooked noodles and excessive sauce. Lots of free delicious French bread with butter and jams too. They are easily as valuable as dessert, since they are free, like I said. read more

La Madeleine is a predictable and quick self-service restaurant. A good place to go with a group because there is something for everyone. Nothing stands out as fantastic, just alright. The quiche and croissants are pretty good. The sandwiches are predictable, the soups tastes like they came from a mix. It's a shame that a French bakery cannot serve decent French onion soup. The tomato basil soup is better. The French onion soup was boring and very salty. I do like the 2 bites mini-dessert. All are very good and just enough to satisfy my sweet-tooth without the guilt. read more

Friends in town and wanted someplace quick but nice for breakfast. Would have given them five stars, but the staff didn't explain how things worked so we stood there and watched us until another customer filled us in on how things worked. Pros: - Nice selection of breakfast items and food was very tasty. - Prices seemed fair for the amount of food you get. - Bakery looked amazing so will have to go back and try that! Cons: - While site down it is cafeteria style so if you are wanting to be waited on not the right place. - As mentioned, wasn't sure how things worked and the staff just stood there and looked at us. Maybe ask if we needed help? - Tables were pretty messy so despite the place being pretty empty they weren't clean. Overall liked the food and will most likely be back. read more

La Madeleine is a perfectly perfunctory place of Parisian palatable provisions. Perhaps, I put part of my praise on the pleasant pastries that they purvey to people like me who pack on the pounds from polysaccharides. Sadly, sometimes they swamp their salads so they're soggy and sloppy. So stars I subtract. Likewise, lines at lunch languish from a lack of long-sightedness. The waiter or waitress waiting to write your wishes only works to worry or whelm you. Therefore, I tack on three ticks. Acceptably average, appealing, and agreeable. read more

Wannabe panera bread. 7 dollar bowl of soup without even any bread. The potato galette is old. It's not at all fresh. Croissant is nice. Tomato soup is totally overrated. It's just full of cream. read more

The food was great. My turkey and provolone sandwich was fresh, the pasta was perfect and my tomato basil soup was exactly what I was craving. This location earned three stars for the cleanliness. There was newspaper pages at my feet, which I had to kick away. The bussers were half decent. One lady did her job very well and the other would leave her nasty dish bucket right by our table and walk away and come back with next to nothing. I also watched her wipe a table with the napkins that she found on the table and NOT go back with the rag. This same lady, wearing her gloves that she has been cleaning with, restocked the to go containers and handed me one with her hand on the inside. That is not where I want to put my food! Otherwise, everything was fantastic. Just be cautious about where you put your silverware read more

I love La Madeleine so much, I wrote an essay for my college class about this cafe. Call me crazy but it's nice to have a place that you love going to : ) As I drive off from the busy highway and turn into the parking lot of the shopping center, there on the corner is La Madeleine Cafe. On any given day, the parking lot is packed, and, if I get a spot up front, I feel that much closer to the aroma emanating from the cafe. Coming to La Madeleine delights my senses and grants me the taste of French culture quite literally, it is a piece of France located in Austin, Texas. From the minute I walk in, I see beautiful artisan crafted pastries, fresh made loaves of warm bread, and bottles of wine lining the counter; people gather into the cafe and scents of different foods fill the air around. The wooden floor creeks as I step further in; I can't help but gravitate to the lit display case in which the pastries enchant my eyes. My attention is taken away as the cafe attendant asks what I'd would like to order. Decisions like this can be difficult: a garden-fresh tossed salad with warm chicken always satisfies a palette; a unique tomato basil bisque topped with bacon, cheese and crusty bread or a main course off the menu. As I walk along side the display counter, I grab a tray to add selections; along the way, adding more delectable dishes that eventually will make my pants feel tight. As I go to find a place to sit, I am faced with another decision; do I sit outside at one of the bistro tables and people watch or make my way to the center of the cafe where the fireplace is located? I glance over to my spot, the table that is in front of the fireplace. No matter what time of year it is, I always find pleasure sitting at "my" table. I can sit back and relax, enjoying each bite of food at my own pace while enjoying the scenery. Every few months the cafe displays on a chalk board a hand drawn wall area portraying a French tableau. Covered in old wood and brick, art from what seems many years ago takes their place on the empty spaces of the walls. French music fills the air as I hear muffled conversations of other patrons: some who are as loyal in visiting as I am; others who will become faithful diners of this distinct cafe. Indulging in a small croissant filled with chicken salad, a steamy hot French onion soup and my favorite, the chocolate Sacher Torte pastry saved for last. I stride myself and savor each bite, slowly pulling each ingredient apart and distinguishing each flavor. The food is what I desire, but the cafe atmosphere is what makes me feel like I am taken away from my home and brought to another country, France, a city of love and a passion for magnificent cuisine. read more

Super friendly General Manager! Great service. Wonderful pastries, free bread is a nice bonus.

This place was so much fun to go to when the powers that be hated the french. Actually not really - its a chain based in Dallas. Still it was funny to see all these people that supposedly hated the french come here for the "American" breakfast. Food here is okay - don't get the salads as they will douse it with dressing. I love dressing - but i like to taste the vegetables - so next time i need to chant the mantra - dressing on the side. read more

It was the first cold rainy day of Fall and I was "needing" some comfort food. As hungry as I was at noon I waited and waited till my work route got me to the Arboretum at 4:00 so I could indulge in a bowl of my favorite soup - La Mad's Tomato Basil! And boy was it worth it! I sat on the covered patio with my Pup and savored every spoon full of my soup while occasionally dunking in a slice of free 7 grain bread. Not much is free in life anymore but you can eat all the free bread and jam you want at La Mad. Back to my "moment" on the patio in the cold drizzle sipping my favorite comfort food - I thanked Mother Earth for the free rain and cool breeze that made me feel so peaceful yet excited at the same time I wanted to run in the rain and do somersaults, I thought of my days raising horses and how excited they would get at the first cool days running around and kicking up their heels, I went over numerous memories of camping in the fall with my family and friends roasting marsh mellows. Until, a server came out and startled me out of my memories... Server "Mam, we are slow right now and since I noticed you had a dog with you I thought I might see if you needed anything else?" Me " How thoughtful of you, I would love a refill on my French brewed coffee a little cream and one splenda and 2 slices of the 7 grain and 2 ramekins of the raspberry jam" Server (brings back request) "can I pet your dog?" Me "yes" Server "She sure is pretty, Is she some kind of designer dog?" Me "yes, she is a Pit Bull Mutt Mix" Server "I thought Pit Bulls were ugly and mean" Me "You can get ugly and mean in any gene pool" Server "You are right the guy who runs this ..... I am going to wash my hands and get back to work" The Server did not ruin my experience but brought the star down a point. read more

The atmosphere was good, relaxed, friendly staff and cozy. I liked the fireplace. It did get loud in there so it was a little hard to have a conversation with the people at your table. It is not good for a group - we had 6 people with our Meetup Group go and they had to pull some tables together because most of the tables there are 2 or 4 seaters. They serve Breakfast ALL DAY which is awesome!! read more

The French environment is almost the best that you can get in Austin, and we'll, almost like the real version in good old France. The staff are quite friendly and I feel always better coming out of the place than how I felt going there. It's definitely a make-you-feel-better place. read more

I was in Austin fora business trip. One late, cold, rainy Thursday night after all meetings were done, I just wanted something simple. I had eaten at a La Madeleine in Atlanta and remembering liking it. And Austin didn't' disappoint, I had a great meal in a very warm atmosphere (old wood tables, fire going) My fish dish came out piping hot and was delicious. My french onion soup hit the spot. And I had a glass of wine, Woodbridge which was 'fine'. Walked away very content and look forward to eating here again. read more

Very relaxing place. The owner was very nice and greeted me. I felt warm and welcomed! Great key lime cheesecake too

Whenever we are in Austin we eat breakfast at La Madeleine often. Everything I have tried is great with one exception. Their eggs in their Egg Crepe Champignon are bland. The French Vanilla tart with berries is the newest pastry I have tried and it is a dream. The best way to describe it... creme brulee in a crust hiding some fresh berries in the creme. YUM! read more

I ordered take out today for lunch for my friend and I. I pick it up and head home. When I got home I noticed my order was wrong. It wasn't even close to what I ordered. I was really hungry for a quiche and I was to far away to go back. If you order take out be sure to check in the bag to make sure it's right before leaving. read more