Cute French themed bakery located in Scottsdale with a lot of food options. The service was…read morephenomenal and the cashier had a distinct french accent. There are tables inside the restaurant and outside of the restaurant. While it was hot outside (in the 90s) the shade and wind made it extremely comfortable to sit outside. The bakery itself was extremely cute and new bakery items were consistently being brought out and restocked. I came with my (extremely picky) mom and she really enjoyed Paris Rendez-Vous. We both got the Ham and Cheese Croissant to stay, it had bechemal sauce inside of the sandwhich adding a nice creaminess. The to stay dish does cost a few dollars more than the to go dish. This is because you are served and also it comes with a light salad with Italian dressing. The salad was a nice addition to the sandwhich, it added the perfect amount of freshness. My mom got an apricot cheese danish to go, and she wishes she would have grabbed 3 more, she is insistent that they are the best vanishes that she has ever had in Arizona...so I would recommend checking that out. Overall it was a nice and quiet brunch spot, that I would definitely classify as a hidden gem in Scottsdale. I recommend checking it out.

This is the real deal. The taste of their pastry and crepes takes you right back to Paris…read more My test is the quality of the almond croissant. It has almond paste throughout, not just a half teaspoon on the center as some bakeries do. I wish they made baguettes.

Such an amazing spot! We accidentally found this spot while in the area and went the next morning…read more It is located in a building near the local Greek Orthodox Church but has plenty of parking and its own entrance. The space has windows and is bright and airy, but also has enough spaces inside and out for seating. The best part was how the windows show the sunshine as well as the relaxing garden space of the church. It was a super relaxing feel and made me want to sit and read or have a quiet chat. The owner has brought in some foods from Greece that are harder to find, as well as bakes drag spanikopita and other baked goods. When we arrived the smell of freshly baked pastries wafted over us and I got super excited! She has lots of sweets and take aways as well as delicious Greek coffee and teas. We were so impressed with our pastry and frappe, very authentic. Delicious! One of my favorite spots so far and it transported me to Greece. We would go back for sure and highly recommend a visit! The cookies were so buttery and flaky and perfectly baked. Light as a feather and just sweet enough for the cup of coffee. Amazing! Go and check them out. Delicious and friendly and peaceful which is an ideal coffee shop vibe!

I went back two days in a row because I loved their pistachio baklava so much. But really, all…read moretheir desserts are delicious and worth trying. The walnut kataifi was also amazing! Spinach spanikopita had a decent amount of stuffing and a good portion size for a snack. What a gem this spot is! Can't wait to come back for more, but giving my sweet tooth a break for now.

Everything was delicious! So nice to see a neighborhood have such a high-quality bakery. The staff…read moreare outgoing and informative. The food is excellent. It was a delightful treat.

So in a world now where even good customer service is seemingly non existent Sachie has renewed my…read morefaith. Sachie works at the new Paris Baguette on North Tatum Blvd in North Phoenix. I live and work nearby and I have to give her a massive shout out for going above and beyond. First of all let me start by saying it was on labor day that she delivered the kind of service you simply don't see everyday. I was taking my lunch break and decided I would put in my usual order that I saved online. I usually have the Chai latte with oatmilk because I am vegan. I also had the gluten free coffee cake which is also Vegan. So here's the the thing as I got in my truck and was heading over to the establishment I get a phone call. It was Sachie calling to let me know that the Chai powder they use has milk in it. She read the notes I put in my order mentioning i was vegan and the fact that Sachie actually called out of concern and wanted to provide confirmation really warmed my heart. If there were more people earth like Sachie how great the world would be. I will definitely return and by the way please try the Vegan Muffins they are awesome like Sachie. Eat, Drink, and Be Merry my Friends!!!

Absolutely superb. There's a reason there's a line at 8 am when they open. The best breads…read more The Burek, of course, are exceptional. Flakey, with a crispy bottom, perfectly rolled and the most delicate layers. The spinach and the meat are fabulous. The loaves are great too, especially when you want to make sandwiches all week without the added crap in the grocery store sandwich loaves. The dark one is amazing! My favorite is the sesame ring. Perfectly toasty and holds its own even without dip or filling. But hear me out: fill it like a bagel sandwich and it's absolutely transcendent. Light and airy, with the best crust and the toastiest sesame seeds. I love that they sell that tasty Avejar stuff - it's a red pepper dip and it's amazing as a sandwich spread or folded into a quick pasta. The owners are lovely too.

Food (ćevapi and bread) was so good. Place is very clean. People are professional. Everything is…read moregood.

Came here to get a bite to eat before exploring the museum. The museum is amazing. The cafe is as…read moregood as you would expect for a museum cafe. It has mostly American food but I like that there are some more unique options as well (I got the pork bahn mi sandwich). They do have a great selection of drinks, including beer and wine and some from local places and some delicious made in house deserts. The food was pretty good except the onion rings which were amazing! Some of the best I've ever had. The prices were a little steep but I guess that's what you pay for convenience. My favorite part of the restaurant is the patio. It's large and surrounded by native plants. So many places around here had carpets of fake plastic grass and a couple shriveled up non-native trees. The big native trees and wildflowers made it a great place to sit and enjoy the birds and butterflies!

Classy cafe inside the Musical Instrument Museum (must have a museum entry ticket, not open to…read morepublic). One side is a walk up counter and the other is like a lunch line. My kids enjoyed their hot dog and mac and cheese. The Mac and cheese was not basic kids Mac and cheese... it was very good. My chicken sandwich was a good quality chicken breast, very tasty. There is lots of seating but it does fill up fast. The wall decor is so cool, with quotes from different famous musicians. My only complaint is that it wasn't the most relaxing because it was very crowded so we felt that we needed to hurry along to let others sit (but it was a rare rainy day, so there were lots of visitors and the outside patio was wet) Instagram: @msbusyblonde

Some cravings simply refuse to be ignored... and mine was a cannoli. Thankfully, The Sicilian…read moreBaker never disappoints! We've worked our way through what feels like almost the entire dessert case over the years, and I can honestly say I've yet to find something I didn't love. Every pastry is beautifully crafted, incredibly fresh, and tastes like it was made with so much care. This visit was all about the cannoli, and let me just say... craving officially satisfied! The shell had that perfect crisp snap, while the filling was silky, rich, and just the right amount of sweet. It was everything I had been dreaming about and then some. Walking into The Sicilian Baker always feels like stepping into a little slice of Italy. Between the gorgeous display of desserts and the irresistible aroma of fresh pastries, it's nearly impossible to leave with just one treat (don't say I didn't warn you! ). Whether you're stopping in for a post-dinner dessert, celebrating something special, or simply giving in to a sweet tooth like I did, this place is absolutely worth the visit. Every dessert we've tried has been phenomenal, and this cannoli was another delicious reminder of why we keep coming back. Sweet craving? Check. Happiness? Double check.

The Sicilian Butcher is one of my favorite restaurants in town. So, my recommendation is that you…read moremake it a one-two punch. Have a meal at The Sicilian Butcher and then follow that up with dessert at The Sicilian Baker. There are several locations in town, with this one being in North Phoenix. On my most recent visit, I stopped by on a Thursday. Parking tends to be busy in their complimentary lot, but you'll find a spot. Ambiance (4/5): The Sicilian Baker is connected to The Sicilian Butcher. It's a small bakery, with only a few seats. More of a grab-and-go type of spot or the source of your dessert if you're dining at the restaurant. While small, the decor and ambiance is nice. Service (3/5): A little bit of bad luck, but on my most recent visit, they were having trouble with their refrigeration so no gelato was available. While interacting with the staff, it was an average experience. I will say that the service was much better in the restaurant. Drinks (N/A): I only got dessert, but they do have coffee and a few other beverages available. Food (4/5): The Sicilian Baker is known for its cannolis, tiramisu, gelato, and lobster claws (dessert, not real lobster haha). On my most recent visit, I had a cannoli. They have your classic cannoli but also a nice variety of other fillings including pistachio, Reese's, and more. A+ for creativity, though I decided to stick with the classic. Solid. In fact, all of the desserts I've had here over the years have been quite good.

All I can say is WOW! I can't begin to describe how incredible this bakery and catering service is!…read moreFirst of all, their prices are very reasonable and they work within your budget. The food was incredible! We had a huge variety of different kosher meat dishes and vegetables for my daughter's bat mitzvah. Not only was the food, fresh and healthy, but it was delicious. We had over 60 people at our event and almost every single one of them came up to me and said how good the food was. Not only was the food perfect, but the portions were hearty. Nobody went hungry! The cake was not only gorgeous, but sweet and tasty. They set up and broke down everything. And even provided take home containers for us. I would recommend this company to anyone whether they observe, kosher laws or not.

What constitutes a great bagel? It's crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. R&B makes them…read moreprecisely how bagels should be made. I did see comments about their hours but all I know is whenever I've gone on the weekend or during the week they are always open. Friendly family owns and operates and they do a great job for a small mom and pop bakery. I will add that their chocolate croissants are the best I've had or rivaling other places known for their chocolate croissants.

While visiting Tonto National Park, followed GPS to Honey & Sol general store to pick up a '…read moreNational Parks' Day Pass But found this charming and delightful Local coffee shop! Gift shop, camping grocery and a welcoming vibe that Vintage Postcards promise! The Barista was friendly brewing my coffee with Lavendar, so perfect!

This spot is very nice it is one of the only spots for a light breakfast/lunch coffee, but even if…read moreit wasn't the quality and taste of everything we had so great! Coffee 10/10, Carmel roll 12/10 not pictured the chorizo breakfast burrito 20/10 amazing flavor and tasted so fresh! The staff was very nice and lots of room inside and outside to enjoy the Mountain View's and relax!