An absolute must when in Tulsa. I had an amazing croissant jambon fromage, a warm ham and cheese croissant, filled with extra love and melty goodness. Although only one was taking orders, cooking, and serving, the service was quick and easy, even with the food names being in french and myself knowing not a lick of the language. The cafe was quiet with warm lighting, which was especially nice as it poured rain outside. If I'm in town again, I will be back! read more

Le Louvre French Cafe - Croissant Jambon Fromage - Creperies Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

Everything about our experience was fantastic! The food was absolutely wonderful, the people who I assumed to be the owner and son we lovely, the ambiance was great. This was our last meal in Tulsa for this trip but we will be back on future trips. My mother who lives in Tulsa met us there and, since she loves all things French, I'm guessing she will be going back as well. read more

These pastries are amazing! My husband and I stopped by because we saw a picture of their fruit tart. Now we couldn't leave without trying more of them so we bought four different kinds. They are so French - decadent and amazing! They are an experience just to take a bite into! If I had an event coming up and they catered I would absolutely use them. I am going to gain like twelve pounds from this! Also the owners/workers were either French or at least native French speakers and so sweet! What an amazing little place! read more

Le Louvre French Cafe - Fruit tarte Panier de Fruits - Creperies Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

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I always love the quiche here. The pastries are amazing too, a little pricey but I know they make it from scratch each morning. I do wish they made the croissants everyday. I went for brunch on a Saturday and they did not make them that day. several people came in wanting them and left bc they did not have them that day. they said to call ahead but I feel that is a basic item that should be made everyday. It is a very small but clean and cute place. I enjoy the staff and the service. they make the creps to order and are worth the wait. I did not get a photo of my quiche bc I was too hungry and started to eat, but the quiche is always my fav here. read more

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We hope that our visit was a one-off day when they were overwhelmed. The staff was trying very hard but was challenged to keep up with orders in house and online for pick up. Husband had a beautiful and delicious fruit custard tart and hot tea. My broccoli/mushroom quiche was good (but too much ground pepper). The side salad was perfect. If getting a coffee, order an espresso. I had the Americain and it was self-serve in carafe. Sadly, it wasn't great (coffee at hotel was better). We hope to come again when visiting Tulsa. 3.5* read more

If your ever in tulsa stop here! it was so good the service was amazing.The food is insanely good. The aesthetic and ambiance made me feel like i was really in France and the cooks lived in France. Very authentic!! read more

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Delicious place for brunch. Service was excellent and the coffee was outstanding. The fruit was the perfect sweet. I'll be going back there.

Great service and food. Can't believe this place is so close to our house. Can't wait to come back. read more

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What a cute little French bakery! They were very kind and helpful. My boyfriend and I went to check it out today. We both got quiches and they were sooo good. I wish they had more drink options. I would've loved an iced chai latte. Also, I love crepes but they said it would take 20 mins and talked me into a quiche that had similar ingredients. Not sure why they have crepes on the menu if they don't sell them at peak hours and they talk you out of ordering one. read more

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The service, coffee and sandwich was amazing. The desserts looked delicious but I will have to try that next time.

This is one of my new favorite places! They have been here for 8 years. The owners are from France, their food is so authentic! I started out with a cup of their coffee (the cafe Viennois-their house coffee topped with chantilly) and it was exceptionally good. My friend had the mint tea and it was really different and super good. For lunch I had L'Omelette-omelet with cheese, onion, bechamel sauce and bacon-super delicious! My friend had her usual-Le Poulet Epice-spicy chicken, cheese, onions, peppers and bechamel sauce. My friend frequents this place and said she had gotten cakes from here for special occasions. Check it out, you will not be disappointed! read more

Le Louvre French Cafe - Le 6. Crepe l' Omelette - Creperies Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

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Le Louvre is a hidden gem of Tulsa! We loved the food, the ambience and the vibe of Paris! We ordered quiche with goat cheese, Crepes and pastries and what to say - It was divinely delicious filled with goodness! read more

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The large portion of bacon/onion quiche was full of flavor, it also came with a salad. My drink of choice was the espresso/coffee was tasty like fresh roasted coffee beans. There were many selections of main entrees and Lucious deserts! Super Cute decor like your sitting on the sidewalk of a French cafe. You order at the register then they bring your food to you. read more

I was surprised to find this treasure in Tulsa! It's as close to French as one can get. The crepes are thicker and more like pancake, which isn't my favorite type, but oh it tastes good! I got banana-strawberry with almonds, chantilly & salted caramel drizzle. OMG it was delicious! We got ham & Brie quiche, it was very creamy & taste was spot-on. The chocolate-almond pastry was delicate and filled with creamy goodness The chocolat au lait has chantilly cream on top - wow. So wonderful & I wish I had more room to eat more! The macarons were so colorful - like none I have seen. Can't wait to go back for more! read more

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Let me start off by saying the crepes and salads are really good. The stars are for the food only. The owner isn't very friendly and has made me and my family uncomfortable when ordering. Most of the menu is in French and we do our best by pointing at the menu taped to the counter. As none of us know French, we hope that by pointing at what we'd like there would be no confusion. But most of the time the owner wants us to say what we want even though we clearly don't know how to pronounce the dish and are clearly pointing to a specific dish. I understand that it may seem rude of us to point but it's the only way for us to convey what we'd like without stammering. I suggest he put numbers by the dishes to avoid any confusion and embarrassment. There is a woman who works there that I've seen a couple times. She is really sweet and helpful. Another thing, unless you are a party of four or smaller I highly recommend not coming. They don't have the capacity to produce very much food and my large family overwhelms them easily. That said, if it is you and a friend, and you don't mind the awkward ordering, the food is quite nice. read more

I went to this place for the first time today to pick up a DoorDash order. As I walked in, I waited a moment for the staff to become available so I could let them know I was there. While waiting (literally less than 30 seconds), I looked at the food on the counter to see what they offered. Out of nowhere, someone who seemed to be the owner or the cook came out of the kitchen yelling at me in a very rude tone, saying I had to wait somewhere else because the space was too small. I was shocked--I hadn't done anything wrong. When he asked if it was my first time there, I said yes and told him how rude he was. He never apologized and just walked away. It then took nearly 20 minutes for the order to be ready. I have no intention of ever going back. If that's how they treat people, they shouldn't be running a restaurant. I don't recommend this place at all read more

In case you didn't know, a Crêpe is a fancy French version of tortilla that is usually served rolled up like a burrito of folded over like a quesadilla. They can be filled with something sweet or something that is not sweet, like eggs and cheese, (kinda like a breakfast burrito.) They are rarely filled with beans and rice and hot sauce is not a commonly used condiment. The café normally opens at 10 AM. Today there was a sign on the door informing customers to the café's late start of 10:20. Down the street to QT we went, to top off the gas tank and kill a few minutes. There was a line when we returned. Someone must not have shown up for work. The owner/chef was hastily taking orders at the cash register, encouraging customers to make up their mind and point at the menu pictures to more quickly communicate their selection. My wife and I had studied the menu before we left home. We knew what we wanted. Under pressure, finding our selection on the menu printed with French names and English subtitles was a challenge. A La Banane for me and a La Biquette for my wife. I really wanted a plain cup of coffee, but the owner strongly recommended the Café Viennois. With the line cleared the owner /chef got to work. A few minutes later another employee showed up and food started rolling out of la cuisine. The menu is online, so I won't bore you with the ingredients of each meal that we had. Unless you are fluent in French pastry terms you will need to study it closely before you go to the café anyway. My La Banne was fresh, sweet and rich. Check the pictures. The crêpe was delicious. I could have eaten a couple of crêpes plain. They were that good. The La Biquette is an amazing combination of flavors and tastes: sweet honey, tangy goat cheese, nutty walnuts, and a hint of woodsy Rosemary. An unusual and delicious combination. The Café Viennois with its big dollop of Chantilly was very good, but it was a little too much sweet to have with the La Banane. Order and pay at the counter. The food is delivered to your comfortable, cozy little table. Friendly attentive service. The only thing really fancy about the café besides the French names of the pastries, are the rich decadent looking, amazing works of art in the pastry display case. This is not your local donut shop! read more

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Sweet little place. It's not quintessentially French. I know the owner is French but he knows his audience - he's making French cuisine with the locals in mind. He's making what he knows will sell and he makes it well. The food is on the pricey side- NGL. Location isn't so great. But it's nice as a once in a while meeting spot read more

The quiche and dessert were outstanding!! I've never had anything quite like it!! I highly recommend a visit.

Amazing food and drinks !! Very friendly staff and great dessert's, everything looked so good we had a hard time deciding!

Service was amazing! I tried their scalloped potatoes, and they were very good but a little oily but not bad. The salad that comes with it was also very good. Would recommend :) read more

Le Louvre French Cafe - Scalloped potatoes - Creperies Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

Cute little cafe with such delicious desserts! What a treat for the sugarholic. This is a place you take a friend, have hot delicious coffee or a light lunch, and close it with a very decadent treat. One of the best places to take care of that sweet tooth! We had two decadent cheesecakes. Try anything in there! The presentation is just as delicious as their cakes! read more

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We stopped in for brunch and split a chicken and broccoli quiche. It was really well cooked and well seasoned and the crust was good. We then both picked a sweet item. My wife went with a fruit tart with a custard base. The fruit on it were nice and fresh, she said the custard base was good but a little bit sweet but the crust was very tough to cut through. I went with the Nutella Cheesecake and oh my, it was so darn sweet, the texture of the cheesecake was great, the cream and chocolate on top were great but it was just so, so sweet it drowned out all the flavor. We were here during Covid so I am not going to take points/stars off for paper plates, foam cups and plastic silverware but I would have expected real plates and silverware even during Covid at the prices they were charging. Two coffee's, one quiche (which we shared), a fruit tart and a slice of cheesecake was nearly $39! read more

Le Louvre French Cafe - 2. Panier de Fruits - Creperies Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

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This place is good! I've tried a lot of things here. I can't remember it all but here's a few pics and they're all delicious. Their quiches are good too (not pictured). Very nice staff as well. read more

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Wanted a crepe, and this was a fantastic sugar bomb ! I had the Crepe la Pomme Cannelle, which is caramel, apples, and cinnamon. Rich, warm, and sweet experience! Had plastic ware that didn't have a problem cutting through the crepe. The cinnamon apples were warm and still slightly crispy, not completely mushed thank goodness. The crepe batter was moist but had a nice texture. And the walnuts added a nice extra crunch. Some kind of vanilla cream added to the side complemented the crepe, too! The lady working the counter was pleasant and friendly. Came here after the lunch hour on a Tuesday, and it wasn't busy. Food took about 10 minutes after ordering. read more

Le Louvre French Cafe - 11. Crepe la Pomme Cannelle - caramel, cinnamon apple, walnuts - Creperies Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

Totally worth it. Bring a book or a pal and some patience, you'll be glad you did. There's a bit of a wait for your food during peak times or with crepe orders (~15 mins), but completely worthwhile. I'm not a super sweet person so I wasn't sure I should try a "sweet crepe", but the strawberry/banana one looked too tempting to pass up. I'm so glad I went for it! It was the best crepe I've ever had! Also, don't pass up the house brewed mint tea! It was very light in mint flavor and perfectly sweetened. New favorite for sure. Great presentation, kind service, dynamite flavor. 10/10. read more

When I am in a mood for some fine quiches, a delicate pastry or a tart with masterfully crafted fruit toppings this is where I go! When you walk in you're treated to a large photograph of the Louvre museum in France and also a deli case filled with wonderful savory and sweet treats. I for one enjoy the quiche with goat cheese and bacon and consume onsite and then take a treat home with me. The service here is great. The staff being small are still attentive and friendly. The chefs I would assume are classically trained and deliver high quality faire. The space is romantic and charming and is also kept well and clean. Easy 5 stars from me and I highly recommend if you're on the fence about stopping in the first time. Bon appetite! read more

I ordered 10 plain croissants & 5 almond croissants on Friday, April 11, 2025 for a small "get together" on Saturday, April 12, 2025. They cafe explained how to properly store them for freshness. Everyone seemed to enjoy them. Highly recommend. read more

This was the first time going as everyone has said that this was the best French cafe to eat at . We had the fruit tart and apple and almond tart both of them were hard and not easy to cut . From my understanding it's suppose to be buttery and flaky crust. So will not be going back to this place . read more

Pros: Convenient hours and location. Private parking lot. Accepts credit cards. Cons: There is a wait time for things even when I order online. read more

Mixed review. Small restaurant in strip. Order at counter. The sweet crepes were enjoyed as well as sweet croissant. Big disappointment in quiche. Egg mixture was nice but it was baked in hard tart like shell. Owner checked on us during our meal. read more

A very nice and fun place to have a Sunday brunch. The food is delicious and coffee is good too

My daughter and I stopped by for lunch. We have discovered this restaurant via DoorDash. I loved the ham and cheese sandwich. Today we split an entre and dessert. There was a small salad (greens, cucumbers, shredded carrots and one tomato) with potatoes, beef and carrots dish. The meat was tender. But I liked the buttery scalloped potatoes better. . The puff pastry was lite and crisp. After a couple of bites we both had enough of the sweetness. It was very satisfying. read more

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Lovely little bakery! We had the Croque Madame, and the Nordique and Nutella crepes. Everything was delightful. The side salads were tasty and très chic. The dressing was really tasty. You will wait a bit for the crepes, but definitely worth it. The salmon in the Nordique was very "salmon-y", so it took a moment for our palettes to adjust after eating the Nutella crepe. But once we were used to it, it was delicious. The chantilly was creamy and dreamy. My only feedback for five starts would be actual cutlery and larger cups of coffee for the price. But I definitely loved everything, the lady running the counter was very pleasant and nice. Decor and atmosphere were lovely, and it's the most French I've felt in Tulsa ever. Bon apetit! read more

Came in for a sweet treat once, decided I had to come back to try more items, returned with the family for Sunday brunch, Le Louvre did not disappoint! It's a quaint little authentic French bakery that actually offers an entire menu of breakfast and lunch items, as well as your traditional French bakery sweets and breads. Everyone in our group loved their food! We tried made-to-order crepes (both sweet and savory), soups and stews, quiches, breakfast sandwiches, croissants and pies (basically most of the menu). Everything was fresh with rich and decadent flavors. The man who helped us make our selections (I'm assuming the owner?) was very knowledgeable and helpful. The dining area was small, but very clean and there were plenty of open tables. We all agreed that we would definitely come back here again, hopefully soon! read more

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Great food and friendly people. Worth looking for, we heard about it from family and came 90 miles to enjoy.

Absolutely lovely place. Food quality is excellent and the bakery, mmmmm. The owner cooks for you and pays a visit to each table to make sure everything is okay. Server was also very nice. It is now one of my favorite place! read more

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Oh my goodness! This is the closest to what I've tasted in Paris- wish it was a full service restaurant, but what they have is amazing. Quiche, croissants, crepes, breakfast and lunch offerings, pastries, each time I've eaten here it has been excellent over a wide range of the menu. Tucked away on the east side of Memorial around 84th, well worth the visit... read more

If the only thing I had eaten from Le Louvre was the almond croissant, this would be a [*][*] review, because it was one of the most disappointing almond croissants I've eaten in quite some time. What's the opposite of generous? Chintzy? Chintzy seems to be the appropriate adjective for the almond cream filling inside the almond croissants. They certainly give the impression of being tantalizing (see pictures), but after the first few bites, everyone in the vehicle was asking, "Wait, is this just a croissant with almonds on top? Is there any almond cream on the inside?" We didn't realize until we opened them, but it was almost like our croissants were sliced, and the knife used happened to have the most parsimonious layer of almond filling on it and it lightly brushed the inside of the croissant. It was so sparse that it felt like they had accidentally put almond cream on the inside. Of course, we only realized that they were largely plain croissants (with almonds sprinkled on top) some 45 minutes into our drive home (back to Oklahoma City), so I was pretty peeved about it. Especially considering that: (1) I love almond croissants somethin' fierce and was looking forward to it, and (2) said almond croissants were not, like, cheap either you know (at $4.50 apiece)? But then there was this layer cake that I had also ordered (see picture) on a whim that... Oh man, words can't begin to describe how amazing that cake was. The young lady who took my order had recommended it, so I don't even know what it was called other than it was a layer cake, and it was Lemon and some kind of berry. Even the Square receipt lists the item merely as "Custom Amount" for $7.20. But it was the best $7.20 I've spent on dessert in quite some time. There were so many delicate and delicious flavors and textures; it's been a couple days now, and I'm still salivating over it. Now I wish I had ordered the Lemon & Apricot Layer Cake as well, which looked similar, but it didn't include the (bright pink) macaron on top. The macaron was not my favorite thing to be honest; I tasted rosewater or something, and it was very dry. Overall, it was the least enjoyable aspect of an otherwise mind-blowing dessert. Mother of Pearl, this cake was something special, you guys. Screw 'Gathering Place', because this cake is why I wanna come back to Tulsa very soon. [] Summary [] The almond croissant was a sucky rip-off, but the layer cake was the stuff of dreams. read more

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Delicious!! Visiting from out of town and was in the mood for crepes. Beverage: chocolate coffee with chantilly. To die for. Figuratively of course, just YUM ^_^ !! I'm not a coffee drinker but I GULPED this down before my crepe even arrived! It was such a nice balance and the temperature was just right! Just warm enough to wam the soul but still be able to drink without burning yourself or excessive blowing at all. So good I ordered another to go! Food: Le Poulet Pretty tasty as well. I didn't get to enjoy it fully due to an egg sensitivity but that was a risk that I took and on me, not on the restaurant. So I just enjoyed the insides instead ^_^ the chicken was decent for the most part. Some parts seemed more seasoned than others but, again take this with a grain of salt since I was able to enjoy it properly. It came with a side of greens that had a deliciously yummy garlicky sauce on it. Again, YUM! Atmosphere: super cute. Bright. Quaint. Nice touches. The pastries at the counter looked amazing as well though I did not indulge this time. read more

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