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    4.0 (69 reviews)
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    Matcha croissant
    Jenica A.

    Stopped by to explore matcha's and the cashier talked so fast, I could barely comprehend what she was saying. Customer service below average. Food decent though full experience compromised by lack of customer service.

    Annette J.

    I was really excited to see the sign for this spot go up in the Westgate shopping center. I had heard about Tous Les Jours for a while now but hadn't been yet and I was looking forward to them opening here. So first off the selection is wild. The there are SO many options, from savories to sweets, pastries to cakes and other baked goods. Like many Asian bakeries I've been to this one self serve and, despite being a pretty big place, on a busy weekend afternoon it can be hard to navigate around folks that are also browsing the selection. So I've been a few times and each time I get an assortment of mostly pastries like their croissants and buns. Maybe a danish or two. Usually sweet though I've definitely enjoyed a sausage bun once or twice. Overall the pastries are very good tho not GREAT. The flavors are very good but with that level of output some of the offerings are not quite as dialed in or fresh feeling when it comes to texture. That said, I still do enjoy getting a pastry spread from here. Where they really shine tho are their cakes. How beautiful, right? And most come in mini sizes, slices, or in bigger occasion cakes. If you need a last minute birthday or celebration cake they've got quite the selection on the ready for you to scoop up. Coffee here is not bad either. I usually go for a latte. During slower days and times of the week they have plenty seating to meet a friend for a bite or bring your laptop along to catch up on some emails. The shop itself is also clean and very bright with huge windows and a lighter colored design inside. Ultimately I happen to like the other locally owned independent Asian bakeries in town more but I do keep this one in rotation thanks to the location.

    Strawberry cream and almond croissant
    Christopher F.

    First off the interior is very inviting and very clean. The staff is very helpful and friendly. When you walk in you can get tongs and a tray and open the cabinets and select what you like and bring it to the counter to check out, if you want a beverage you order at the counter when checking out your food. Everything here in terms of croissants, muffins, cakes and doughnuts does look fantastic, I will give them that. Where they lose me a bit is price $4.25 for one doughnut or croissants is a little much for me with other bakeries like DJ's or Yoons, it would be hard to come here over those bakeries due to sheer price alone. Again everything looks wonderful here just going to pay quite a lot. The Ube latte was flavor and my wife enjoyed her Jasmine tea, would came back here for a special occasion cake or just to treat myself, but would not be my weakly go to.

    Chocolate strawberry cake and strawberry cream cake
    Sayaka Y.

    Bright and modern ambience. Very friendly service. I've got some bread , cakes and drinks. Cake was light and moist. Drink wasn't too sweet at all. In fact I didn't taste much sweetness in matcha latte. Overall everything was tasty but a bit too pricey.

    Qween D.

    I would rate this cafe an overall 3 stars. The pastry I chose was mediocre. I ordered the Blueberry Mont Blanc Croissant; it was a bit tough and not as soft and buttery as I prefer. The filling was pretty delicious and the fruit fresh. I ordered an Iced Lavender Latte as well. I didn't taste the lavender. However, the coffee itself was so-so; I wouldn't grab coffee from here on my way to work or anything but on the flip side, I noticed that most of the drinks on the menu were pretty low in calories ranging from 150cal to 350 cal. They also offered vegan options or dairy substitutes. They have some pretty interesting drinks. I would like to revisit just to try their Matcha Lavender Lemonade. I didn't like that guest must open the pastry container and get their own treats. It's a bit unsanitary. Furthermore, the restrooms were out of toilet paper and tissue was on the ground. All of the trash cans in the cafe were overfilled. There were forks but no butter-knives; as a result, struggled to enjoy my pastry without getting food under my nails. The dining area wasn't clean and I noticed that guests were not washing their hands prior to opening the pastry counter; by the end of my experience, there were finger prints all over the glass. When I arrived, there weren't many guest but once I began eating, a rush of people came into the cafe. However, there was a line of three people when I first got there. One register was open and there were 5 associates up front, only one of them was preparing orders and the other taking them. I ordered an Iced lavender latte. The female associate making my drink made a hot latte instead of iced. The male associate didn't specify. Nonetheless, she fixed my order with a little bit of an attitude.

    Amethyst W.

    I came here within the first couple days of its opening. And really enjoy the variety of pastries that they seem to carry. They have a lot of options and everything seems very bright and clean. The workers are very friendly and they want to please you and and answer questions. And the service was pretty fast. The slowest thing probably is making the coffee it takes forever to order a coffee and actually get a coffee. This is an independent building located in a convenient shopping center to get an out of lots of parking. I think they've been there for a while. They will smooth out some of the challenges that all the new staff are facing. Will definitely recommend coming back.

    Jessica S.

    This place has the best milk cream buns and mascarpone bread. I tried a variety of buns and macarons and everything was good. I have been to Yoon's, Moose, and O cafe. Tiramisu was good here but I prefer the one at Moose. I like the blueberry cream cheese buns at Yoon's a little more as well. All good quality, just personal preference. This is still a solid stop and I will return to try some other things.

    Albert T.

    We were in the area to pick up dinner and saw that there was a new Tous Les Jours open. This isn't usually my favorite bakery chain to visit, but we dropped in to give them a try since we were right next to it. As with other Tous Les Jours locations I've been to, I feel like the consistency and quality control just isn't there. While we were walking through the baked goods, we saw some croissants that looked nice, some that looked overbaked and dark colored, and some that were squished flat, all in the same or neighboring trays. We did decide to get a couple of items that I don't remember ever seeing before. Corn Cheese Donut ($5.25) - You get three of these donuts. These aren't really donuts though - the dough is a chewy mochi exterior, fried and rolled in sugar. The interior is mostly hollow except for a small dollop of a sweetened cream cheese and whole corn kernel mixture. When you bite into it, it makes kind of a puff sound as the air trapped inside starts escaping. I didn't expect to enjoy this as much as I did and I would be tempted to get it again. (4/5) Caramel Almond Pastry ($3.95) - The croissant dough tastes quite buttery, but the texture is sad, limp, and droopy with some of the smallest air pockets you can find in a croissant. It reminds me of a typical mass produced, low quality, yet all butter, grocery store croissant. The filling tastes pretty good - it's a caramel flavored almond frangipane that is very sweet. The caramel notes really come through and overpowers the almond. There are slivered almonds sprinkled on top of the croissant, adding some texture. (2/5) I do like that this location has labels of when everything is baked and when they should refresh the offering. Then again, we went at 5PM and there were several pastries that said best by 3 PM that were still up for sale, so that was kind of bizarre. If you're not going to refresh them on time, it's better to not have those labels at all in my opinion. Bathrooms - Two single unisex rooms along the right rear. I guess I just don't understand the appeal of this chain. I've been to 5 separate locations in Michigan and when I lived in California and haven't been impressed on any visit. The baguette here somehow costs more Zingerman's and what's even worse is that there's a local family owned Korean bakery nearby where the pastries cost half as much as Tous Les Jours and are of higher quality. Yet Tous Les Jours seems to always be completely full, but at Yoon's, I've never seen more than one or two other customers. I guess Tous Les Jours just targets a different demographic. Don't get me wrong, Tous Les Jours is not bad, it's just bland. If you want a huge selection of baked Asian-French goods, a familiar and inviting environment, and food that is mass produced, but mostly tastes good, then Tous Les Jours is a fine visit.

    Krista M.

    I see this place often but have never stopped in. However in finally decided to stop in and try to. Wow when you walk in the assortment of pastry's is crazy. The provide a tray and tongs and you can grab what you want before heading up to the cashier. The desserts are SO PRETTY. Actually the whole cafe is very pretty. It's very clean and the staff are sooo nice. I the cakes they are so pretty I'm thinking about getting one for to take for Thanksgiving! The assortment of baked goods are unreal so many options you almost don't know what to choose I ended up getting a spinach and feta danish. It was very good. They also have coffee and tea. If you are looking for a cute place to meet up friends with a variety of options definitely give this place try. There is lots of parking because it is in the Westgate shopping plaza.

    They're cute little bags
    Joy W.

    There's so many different things to choose from and they always are bringing things out. There are places to sit and delicious food, both savory and sweet to choose from. They also have coffee. I had a great time, chatting with friends and picking a suite for now and for later. Majority of the pastries are self serve. Not all of them were wrapped pristinely but it does not affect the taste. I would watch out for cross contamination since it self serve. It was a little bit busy. The service was OK. I wanted my pastries for here, but they made them to go. The ambience is really lovely, but it does get pretty loud in there.

    Not sure how this works but this is what you start with when you walk in
    Beth H.

    Very fast friendly service for how busy this place was today. Not enough parking. The selection is amazing. I didn't know how the operation worked but asked at the counter. You grab a tray and tongs. Get what you want and they will box it for you, or you can eat in. The cakes look amazing. There are both sweet and savory available. Half loaves of bread that I will be back to try soon. Drinks in a cold case, whole cakes available. Coffees to order at the counter. I was surprised how quickly I was in and out. Glad to have another Asian-centric bakery with great flavors available.

    Tiffany S.

    Soooo excited (and slightly worried for my waist line) that TLJ is in AA!! I don't have to drive alllll the way to Troy now. I know TLJ well from growing up on the west coast. You'll find Asian baked goodies that aren't too sweet (the ultimate compliment!) and also things like beautiful milk bread for toast, sandwiches, whole cakes, macarons, etc. they also sell coffees and teas. The space is gorgeous and new with plenty of seating!

    Inside of Garlic & Cheese Croissant ($4)
    Lena J.

    Tous Les Jours is a South Korean bakery chain with many locations across the U.S., and their Ann Arbor location (which is the second in Michigan) is having its grand opening this weekend. I'm familiar with their New York and New Jersey locations, and it's exciting to see them finally opening in Ann Arbor. In terms of the quality of their products, they're a chain, so the quality is standardized across locations, and some of the products do taste mass produced. Compared to the locally owned Yoon Bakery, I think the quality of the breads at Yoon is definitely higher. However, TLJ does have more options. My favorite items here are the milk bread loaves: they have many more options than other Asian bakeries in the area. Their viennoiseries look pretty but aren't great, so I'd recommend avoiding those. They were swamped on opening day (the line took 2 hours), so I'd recommend waiting a bit for the hype to calm down before visiting. There was a grand opening promo of a free mug with $25+ purchase, so I tried several items: Would get again: Sweet Rice Donut ($2.75) - it's a deep fried glutinous rice ball filled with red bean paste. It came warm! Garlic & Cheese Croissant ($4) Strawberry Croissant ($4.25) - filled with whipped cream and strawberries. Would not get again: Cranberry Cream Cheese Bread ($3.75), Milk Cream Bread ($3.50) - OK but not noteworthy. The bread texture isn't as good as Yoon. Mango Cream Doughnut ($4.25) - the filling was way too sweet :( Pain Aux Raisin ($3.25), Chocolate Avalanche ($3.95), Mont Blanc Pastry ($5.25) - the dough of the viennoiseries is too dry and bland. Sweet Cheese and Blueberry Danish ($3.95) - the sweet cheese filling had a strange texture, and had an overly vanilla flavor. The space is bright with lots of seating. Even though I didn't like most of the items I got this time, I'm still happy that there are more Asian chains opening up in the area.

    Guava danish - so good!

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    I've been to the other location in Chinatown in Chicago and thought it was a great experience. Cute spot, with great pastries.

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    Yoon's Bakery - Red Bean Matcha Cream Bread ($3.50) and Black Sesame Seed & Red Bean Cream Bread ($3.50) - I prefer the matcha. Black sesame flavor is muted

    Yoon's Bakery

    4.6(173 reviews)
    4.2 mi
    $

    Visited Ann Arbor over the weekend and this place is very close to my friend's house! It's also…read morenext door to Evergreen, a place I will need to try on my next visit! There's plenty of parking but it does get quite busy on Saturday morning/noon. The place is pretty narrow and small. The offerings are nice but there were not many flaky pastries. I'm used to the huge glass case varieties from Tous les jours or Paris Baguette and love the flaky pastries or novelties the best! Yoon's was bread and bun heavy and their prices overall were higher (if you can believe it!). I did try this Cloud cake $6.50 that was out of this world good but the strawberry jam part was too sweet. The hazelnut cream sandwich loaf (3 small servings) was so beans good with my favorite type of cream that only Asian bakeries can get right! My only complaint is more cream, please!

    Despite there being a few options for Korean pastries in AA, I love that Yoon's is still quite busy…read moreand seem to be thriving! I saw an ad for a Grain Latte (mi-su-ga-ru) and was so curious how it would taste. I haven't noticed it anywhere else (other Korean bakeries), so had to make a trip just for the drink, along with their other goodies. Omg, from the first sip, I was transported back to my childhood. I used to drink the multigrain drink that would come in powder form. But this drink was elevated by the espresso. What a perfect combo! Now this latte isn't sweet, so if you are looking for sweet, this won't be the drink for you. I had my hubs try it out and said he could taste espresso with an aftertaste of the grains- not something he would order, himself. But I'm definitely going to! He ordered the pistachio latte and I could tell it's very different from other ps's I've had from Monday Coffee Club or from Yemeni coffee houses. It definitely has that light, Korean, nutty taste that isn't strong. The baked goodie, I'm happy to say, has expanded and they offer so much more than they did since my last review. They've added a few nice tables and chairs, so you don't have to leave to enjoy your pastries or coffee, unless there's no spots. Highly recommend Y if you enjoy desserts that's not too sweet.

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    Yoon's Bakery - Inside of Cloud Bread ($6) - light, fluffy bread with butter cream filling and strawberry jam. The bread is just slightly too dry.

    Inside of Cloud Bread ($6) - light, fluffy bread with butter cream filling and strawberry jam. The bread is just slightly too dry.

    Yoon's Bakery - Sweet Potato Cream Bread ($2.80) - very soft and fluffy. Surface is covered in cake crumbs.

    Sweet Potato Cream Bread ($2.80) - very soft and fluffy. Surface is covered in cake crumbs.

    Yoon's Bakery - Inside of Croffle ($4) - croissant waffle hybrid. Not great. Not crispy, just dense.

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    Inside of Croffle ($4) - croissant waffle hybrid. Not great. Not crispy, just dense.

    Cannelle - Inside of Chocolate Raspberry Cake ($213.20 for full sheet)

    Cannelle

    4.2(89 reviews)
    1.7 miDowntown Ann Arbor

    Overall, my experience at Cannelle was positive, though there were a few things that could be…read moreimproved. To begin, let's start with the positive things; the ambience of the cafe was great, the pastries looked immaculate, and the employees were attentive and kind. That made the trip to the cafe worth it. But would I go out of my way to come back for another cinnamon pastry or pain au chocolat? The answer is yes, if a couple things were improved. The pastries themselves I found to be a bit dry, but they had decent flavor. The cakes/mini desserts were good, though personally I am not a big fan of cream, so they weren't my favorite. I asked for my pastry to be warmed, but when I got it was barely over room temperature. But the BREAD. The bread was DELICIOUS. It had a perfect bake and fluffiness, and it was bursting with flavor. I recommend the zaatar or leek and cheese loaf. Both were amazing. I could definitely eat an entire one The drinks are also great as well. We got a black coffee and iced matcha and both tasted good. Overall, if you are looking for a cafe/patisserie with amazing ambience, kind employees, decent pastries, adorable cakes, delicious bread, and great drinks, I would certainly recommend Cannelle to you.

    The classic French pastries are stellar! The service is friendly. We had the Plateau Chocolat and…read morethe Fondant au Chocolat. Worth the trip!

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    Cannelle - Inside of Apricot & Walnut Tart ($50 for 8" tart) - Thanksgiving special

    Inside of Apricot & Walnut Tart ($50 for 8" tart) - Thanksgiving special

    Cannelle - Inside of 8" Passion Fruit Tart ($43) - curd is thick, has a strong passion fruit flavor

    Inside of 8" Passion Fruit Tart ($43) - curd is thick, has a strong passion fruit flavor

    Cannelle - Inside of 8" Strawberry Tart ($43) - with vanilla pastry cream and strawberries.

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    Inside of 8" Strawberry Tart ($43) - with vanilla pastry cream and strawberries.

    Q Bakehouse & Market - Inside of Passion Vanilla Mochi Bite ($3) - good. Soft and chewy. The flavor is more brown sugar than passion fruit, I think.

    Q Bakehouse & Market

    4.7(57 reviews)
    0.8 mi

    Absolutely love this local gem! It's such a welcome addition to the neighborhood -- exactly the…read morekind of spot we needed. What sets it apart for me is the variety of savory baked goods, which are often hard to find. Everything I've tried has been delicious, but the breakfast galette is hands-down my favorite. Additional plug for my favorite latte in Ann Arbor: Strider's vanilla ube which is served here :) The service is always fantastic -- warm, friendly, and impressively quick, even when they're busy. We've also had the chance to enjoy their weekend brunch, and it was just as wonderful. You can tell there's real care put into both the food and the overall experience. Highly recommend! One thing to note: the seating is very limited inside, but there are picnic tables with umbrellas outside or lots of neighborhoods to walk in on either side of the intersection.

    I still think this is one of the best breakfast sandwiches you will ever have and a solid bakery…read more That being said some of their inefficiencies are really annoying. I get their sandwiches are great and can sell out by 10:30-11, they're that good. After a while one would think they would be able to plan for the increased demand. Also, I came this morning at 7:40am, website says sandwiches available at 8:30am. So the store is open from 7:30-2, and they only have about a two hour window to get these breakfast sandwiches? The other annoying aspect is they rotate their baked items frequently so the items I really like such as the Ube coconut bun and other items are not always offered. You have to check their website a day before or on the day you want to go to plan what items are available. That being said if you have flexibility in your morning work schedule, still one of the better bakeries to go to. It's one of the few places I would like to go to more often, but often skip due to the strict hours of the breakfast sandwiches available and not always having the items I really like.

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    Q Bakehouse & Market - Inside of Chili Crisp Scone ($5) - this was the best item we tried. Really moist, soft, and flavorful.

    Inside of Chili Crisp Scone ($5) - this was the best item we tried. Really moist, soft, and flavorful.

    Q Bakehouse & Market - Inside of Brown Butter Sesame Miso Cookie ($3) - too sweet and rich for me. Reminds me a bit of a peanut butter cookie.

    Inside of Brown Butter Sesame Miso Cookie ($3) - too sweet and rich for me. Reminds me a bit of a peanut butter cookie.

    Q Bakehouse & Market - Passion Vanilla Mochi Bite ($3) - good. Soft and chewy. The flavor is more brown sugar than passion fruit, I think.

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    Passion Vanilla Mochi Bite ($3) - good. Soft and chewy. The flavor is more brown sugar than passion fruit, I think.

    White Lotus Farms - Cute and shady dining area

    White Lotus Farms

    4.8(66 reviews)
    4.7 mi
    $$

    This place is a hidden gem!! I found it randomly on Google and wanted to check it out…read more I finally came with my baby and it was pretty great! The only thing I wish, is that it was stroller friendly. It's mostly gravel so it's very inconvenient and probably damaging to the stroller. I understand it's a farm though (and that they have a separate cafe). Anywho, there is a whole parking lot for people to park and then an area for shopping for fresh veggies and bread. And there is a separate area by a lovely willow tree where you can get coffee, their home made root beer (will have to try that next time), and pastries. Now the pastries were AMAZING!!! I got their chocolate croissant and jalapeno popper croissant. Both were sooo delicious!! The chocolate croissant was very close to how Quebec makes them. It was soft and had the right amount of chocolate! The Jalapeno popper croissant filling was sooo unique and tasty!! I loved it! I will definitely be back! Oh and I sampled their mango lassi and it was delicious! I also appreciated the space where kids can feed and look at the goats and llama. There is a little pond play area too. And a beautiful garden! There probably is even more, I didn't get to see everything since it was hard to navigate with the stroller. Will bring a carrier next time.

    I've wanted to try White Lotus Farms and I was able to get a few things when they were set up at…read moreEastern Market. I got an olive levain loaf of bread and a morning bun. The bread was very good, filled with Kalamata olives. The morning bun sort of reminded me of a croissant with cinnamon sugar in a spiral shape, it was decent, but I wouldn't get it again. The stand was very busy, they had a large variety of things, I wasn't able to check out anything besides the baked goods. Ok get bread again, next time I go to Eastern Market.

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    White Lotus Farms - Inside of Coffee Cream Croissant ($4) - I like the cream: very strong coffee flavor. The croissant part is just fine.

    Inside of Coffee Cream Croissant ($4) - I like the cream: very strong coffee flavor. The croissant part is just fine.

    White Lotus Farms - Coffee Cream Croissant ($4), Blueberry Cream Cheese Danish ($4), Baguette ($4)

    Coffee Cream Croissant ($4), Blueberry Cream Cheese Danish ($4), Baguette ($4)

    White Lotus Farms - Seasonal Croissant: Thai Tea Cream ($4) - it's OK. The filling smells slightly spiced, tastes spiced, is pretty sweet. Not my fav.

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    Seasonal Croissant: Thai Tea Cream ($4) - it's OK. The filling smells slightly spiced, tastes spiced, is pretty sweet. Not my fav.

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