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Le Pain Quotidien

3.9 (58 reviews)
Closed 9:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Cesa B.

This reminds me of a French cafe, with pastries, coffee, and also fresh healthy food. We stopped in for lunch and it was perfect. Not too light, not too heavy. When you walk in, you notice the second story above main dining area. It is a beautiful cafe. And the food being served by a dumb waiter, is a cool concept. The veggie quiche was served with baba ghanoush and a salad. It was delicious considering it was a crustless quiche. The quinoa burger is quite filling and full of flavor. It was served with potatoes and a salad. The pastries look amazing, but I was too full to try any. I'll

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Max K.

Food is great with variety of options. Good place for brunch, pastries and snacks. Real freshly pressed juices. Waiters are responsive and welcoming. You may ask for custom juice mix like apple and carrot instead! Atmosphere is casual with coffee shop feeling like free to work or study. Good for groups and meetups.

English menu for all my gringos
Miles V.

For a brochacho, brown gringo, whatever you want to call my American (pretty much, Miami) ass, LPQ saved the day. I had just finished up the Cemetery and needed a quick bite that wouldn't take 30 min to get to and an hour to eat. I had to get back to the hotel before my late check out at 1. I do practicando mi español when I'm abroad but it was nice to have an English speaking staff AND menu to read from without having to use my Google Translate app. The staff were warm, inviting, friendly, and bilingual for the most part. Ordered a large meal - a croissant, scrambled eggs with side salad, mixed fruit, and a macchiato. The scrambled eggs came out quickly and beyond my expectations. Served in a fresh-from-the-stove cast iron skillet and they sprinkled some seeds and just enough salt to give it additional flavor. The side salad it came withers fresh - and I devoured it sans dressing. The croissant wasn't super hot but warm and had a decent crisp to them. Paired very well with the scrambled eggs. Fruits were fresh and colorful - melon, cantelope, pineapple, banana slices, and strawberries. Really good and again beyond my expectation. The coffee was good too and hit the spot. Not as good as you would expect from a craft spot but hey I didn't come for the coffee. Atmosphere was great, place was well lit, bathrooms clean (of utmost importance!), Lots of wood and colors. WiFi was annoying but again didn't come for that necessarily. + The staff made conversation with me and allowed me to practicando as well. Recommend it if you're in the area!

Le Pain Quotidien is definitely not a typical bakery and coffee shop. If you're in need of a short break from beef steaks or you want to please a vegetarian friend, this is a nice option, specially for a weekend brunch or late afternoon meal. The staff is friendly and the menu, which has an English version, has an interesting variety of organic and healthy food that are beautifully served. Their version of matcha (Japanese green tea) uses soy milk and is very good, while their "detox" juice is truly excellent and refreshing! Among the main dishes, I strongly recommend their polenta. It is really tasty, specially in those chilly days before summer.

Bridget G.

The food and presentation were to perfection. I really enjoyed this spot for lunch and I ordered the prosciutto avocado sand which and a side of hummus. The homemade lemonades are also a treat. Would love to come back here !

Ravi D.

Visiting from NZ found this place with my friend really enjoyed the food secure ambience & extensive menu Service by Waiter Ivan (E-Van ) for us non Spanish speakers welcoming friend & hospitable.. Breakfast all day .. Just what I needed at 5 pm lol

Belgian Waffle with Season Fruit
Sneha R.

Went for brunch on a weekday and the food did not disappoint. I ordered the Belgian Waffle with fruit (in-season, fresh) and a Cheese Scone with cream cheese. Service is why I can't give this place 5 stars. I went with a group of 4 and everyone's meals were served at vastly different times (nearly 40 minutes between the first and last person). We had to ask the waiter several times to confirm that the food was coming out.

Maridane H.

This is located right around the corner of our hotel so it's convenient to get a quick snack or lunch. The place is nice,comfortable and pleasant. The service is good and the food delicious. Their tartines are yummy and so filling.

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Le Pain has great coffee and a warm, rustic atmosphere. We haven't tried the food yet, but the menu looks very good.

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11 years ago

Elegant and so delicious. Get the risotto or the croque misseur. Excellent lunch and coffee place.

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Alfonso.

5.0(1 review)
2.9 kmMonserrat

The place falls somewhere between a lunch counter and a take-out joint. There are a few small,…read moreround tables, and a small counter - all told for about 14 people - but the majority of business, at least while we were there, was definitely "to go". The menu, which changes every 15 days, is posted on the wall when you walk in. The day we were there, it consisted of three breakfast items, two sandwiches, a salad, a sort of bruschetta, and two side dishes. With five of us in attendance, we covered a bit of it. Slow cooked pork-shoulder, tomato-strawberry chutney, arugula, tomato, and radishes; homemade bread. Yum. 230 pesos. Bigger yum, by a slim edge, to the slow cooked flank steak with an orange-infused romesco sauce, lettuce, tomato, and red onion. Two of us ordered it, one of the sandwiches the beef was tender as could be (mine), the other it was a bit chewy and gristly. Still, based on my sandwich, if that one had come up back when I was looking for the city's best steak sandwich it would have been a contender - other than only being available for 15 days. 230 pesos. One of the breakfasts - initially surprising to the one who ordered it, because a much smaller plate, but then, it's a breakfast, not a lunch, and as a breakfast, it was more than ample, and the bowl is deeper than it at first seemed. Smoky sausages, smoked tomatoes, sourdough bread, and a fruit driven salsa criolla. 220 pesos. This might have been our favorite thing on the table - one of the sides, of charred vegetables with a spicy, mustard seed and peanut sauce. 100 pesos. But not far behind are their falsas fritas - with roasted andean potatoes, a sous vide egg, and mustard pickle. 100 pesos. All around, a great lunch, and a place that any of us would happily return to. Looking forward to future menus! Pretty reasonable lunch for the group at 430 pesos apiece including tip, or about $7 each.

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