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Le Pain Quotidien

3.1 (127 reviews)
Closed 7:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Moderate noise
Outdoor seating
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Oat milk cappuccino eggs and avocado skillet
Marcella B.

Been coming here for years . They have an awesome oat milk cappuccino. Fantastic grain bowls and skillets . Fresh breads with various spread and jams . Have never been disappointed here , The staff and service is always polite , pleasant and professional. Parking is sometimes difficult but there is a parking lot around the corner Worth the drive

Le Pain, address 28 Purchase Street, Rye NY 10580. (SERVICE) On Friday, May 18, 2024, at approximately 1432, I purchase to take out. My surrounds when I arrived, two table with four patronizes waiting for their order and two other waiting for their ice coffee, with three workers behind the counter. After I placed my ordered one person purchase a ice coffee and one person picked up a to go order, this was wihin three mins after placing my order. At approximately 1458, I start to pace back and forth after one or two mins I inquire at my order. Approximately 1500 i then received my purchase.

Grilled Chicken Cobb Salad
Karen A.

I love le pain quotidien but i was very disappointed when I spend $20.65 for a cobb salad and did not get what im used to. First the employee tells me they dont have hard boiled eggs so they will give me a few pastries for the egg , i said ok fine even tho im sure i would not eat the sweets because im on a diet but i try to be understanding, what really got me upset was how careless this salad looks. Looks like it was the ending of the chicken, hardly no meat, hardly no blue cheese, avocado was old. Overall i feel like for a salad this price the person at the kitchen could of had some respect for my money and time

Cappuccino & Almond Croissant
Gladys E.

Loved the cappuccino! It's not my first time. I've been here few times and didn't review before. Pastries are good (almond croissant ) - Prosciutto and Fig Sandwich was good and side salad dressing was a great combination choice. - Warm Grain Bowl was delicious and an excellent healthy option. - Belgium waffle with berries recommended

David R.

The is a lovely looking place when you look in the window, and entering the restaurant the cases full of baked goods are welcoming. Unfortunately it's is overpriced and underperforms which leaves one to wonder how a restaurant in a busy upmarket village can fail so badly and not realize how badly they treat potential customers. All the bowls our food and coffees were served in were cracked: a health department violation. The underneath of the tables are not smooth (sharp enough to tear or snag your clothing) and the food, let's just say it was easier to leave it uneaten and pay the bill. Now we know why they have a poor star rating that they must never look at or that would have improved their offerings.

Grain Bowl
Rachel M.

Great service, nice clean location, and great food. Liked the wooden interior and decor and the menu was extensive with something for everyone. Weirdly there was a lipstick stain on one of my cups but the staff immediately replaced and apologized (only negative of experience). Really appreciated how nice and accommodating the manager Max was from Rye. He went over the top to make my experience at LPQ great! Will be back!

goat cheese and asparagus frittata w/ side of salad and bread
Jason M.

I took the day off from work and decided to explore some breakfast options in place of my usual routine. Days off call for special breakfasts, right? I did a quick search through my bookmarks and snooped around my friends' reviews and Le Pain Quotidien stood out. I was in the area so I decided to take a stroll to Rye and check it out. Le Pain is a Belgian-based chain that serves baked goods, coffee-based drinks, and other breakfast/lunch foods. The menu kind of reminded me of what Panera would serve, but fancier. Most of their locations in the NY metropolitan area are in Manhattan, though there are a few spots outside the city (including this lone location in Westchester). The atmosphere oozed opulence - walking in you're immediately greeted by the large display case for takeout followed by an open dining area with tables scattered throughout. A focal point is a long communal table that stretches down the dining room - something I learned is a standard of all Le Pain locations. The place looked stunning - lots of light woods, tons of tasty pastries on display, and faint classical music playing in the background. They offer table service; when I entered a sign instructed me to seat myself, so I found a table and there was a menu already there waiting. The breakfast frittata stood out so I decided to go with that. In addition to the main star, it was served with two slices of bread and a side salad. The frittata was okay - it contained goat cheese and asparagus which sounded amazing but overall I felt the flavor and consistency fell short - almost like it was left out a little too long. The salad was fine, nothing too amazing. The bread was really good, it looked dry but was actually really nice and chewy; I also appreciated the butter not being frozen solid so I was able to spread it right away. Service was fast to start, but it took a while for my plate to be cleared and to flag someone down to get my check. I can imagine a lot of Westchester moms sit here for a while and mingle, but I was by myself and my laptop had been put away so I think you can tell I wasn't looking to stick around much longer. Overall I wasn't wowed by the food - atmosphere was nice but Le Pain isn't in my backyard so I don't think I'll be back. If you live in Rye this might be a good option, but it's not a destination eatery.

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I love this place. Great food, service, atmosphere..... a cut above the rest. Great quality coffee, desserts and breakfast.

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Terrible service! Waiter 30mins for a flatbread and then 20mins to get a refund. No one cares at this location.

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Wrong order! Wait time for a take out 40 min and still got the wrong order for the second time

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Amazing experience and the food is delicious! Clean and such welcoming people, definitely coming back to this gem.

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