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    Richaud Petite Bakery

    3.9 (17 reviews)
    Open 6:00 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Small seating area in front of the bakery
    Joel J.

    A friend of mine shared with me a little piece of France that she found in the city. The following weekend we decided to make a trip down and go on an adventure. Hidden in the West Village, we find this lovely establishment. In front of which lies a lovely seating area, adorned with wonderful vases containing flowers and herbs. On the street we have a few makeshift tables and chairs to enjoy the ambiance of the bakery before you leave. We were lucky enough to get there before the line formed. Surrounded by the aroma of Baguettes and the white stone, you could hear classical French tunes from the likes of Édith Piaf. Talked with the Boulanger had a quick duet singing "Non, Je ne regrette rien" and ordered the Jambon Beurre. Then, we sat outside by the vases and enjoyed the ambiance until our orders were ready. I've had lots of Jambon Beurres and have made a couple myself; this sandwich revealed to me my lack of culinary creativity. Packed with Beurre, Ham, Cheese, Cornichons and Dijon Mustard; which took me by surprise because I am familiar with just ham and butter. Well I need not say more than that the sandwich was great! We had a lovely conversation with a regular in the outside seating area and hearing the banter from the workers was simply a joy. It is great to see people love their work and pour love into their craft. Simply Magnifique.

    Jambon beurre
    Amanda L.

    Came here strictly for the jambon beurre and the craving was deliciously satisfied. Although a bit pricey for a simple sandwich, the ingredients were fresh and quality. The baguette was one of the crispiest I've had in a while - I'm definitely coming back to pick up plain ones. The sandwich itself was generously packed with ham, cheese, butter, cornichons, and Dijon mustard. I usually prefer my jambon beurre with literally just ham and butter as the namesake suggests but this was highly satisfying nonetheless. I'll probably ask to customize one the next time I'm here but they do have them ready to grab and go in batches. Line moves quickly and they have a small outdoor seating area that fills up quick.

    Alan S.

    I was in the mood to make a classic Tunisian kaskrout sandwich, which combines Tunisia's favorite ingredient, harissa, with any mixture of different chopped veggies (potatoes, peppers) and often some fried eggs. That chopped mixture is then served on a baguette, and imagine how lucky I felt when I stumbled upon this quaint new French bakery on Perry Street at that exact moment. Sadly, the baguette I picked up was decidedly dry and lifeless. A good baguette tempts you on the way home, but by the time I got to my kitchen a few nibbles later, I had doubts that it would do as a vessel for my kaskrout. I am not a professional baker who might discern the baguette's specific deficiency, but it just did not taste good. C'est une cata! (But their packaging is nice.)

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    Franny A.

    Adorbs & tre French. Lots to love & savor & so many temping treats that feel so authentically French. Haven't been this excited since the Tin Building, plus charming French baker. I wanted one of everything but I came for the Petite baguette and at $3.81 it's a Manhattan deal. Lovely spot.

    Alison H.

    I just returned to Paris and was craving a baguette with butter and jam - while nothing can top a Paris baguette this comes very close. Some things to consider, the menu does not distinguish availability of menu items based on time, but they do in the bakery. They reserve baguettes for their sandwiches vs butter and jam at around 11. Also, I found the cashier/order taker to be gratuitously sarcastic. Def took away from the experience a bit. But Richard was very nice!

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