Parfait Paris

Incredibly delicious!

Nice food and coffee, but buy a trash can. The only small one is next to the supplier, which is nasty. Also, the coffee takes very long to be served.

Posh little bakery, non existent customer service. I arrived at 7:20 on a Sunday morning. The bread delivery was late and I was told that all they had was a couple desserts in the front window and that it could be 10-30 min. So I waited, over an HOUR. I could smell eggs and bacon. Turns out, they could’ve made me a coffee, a crepe, one of their savory breakfasts and instead I sat forever waiting because they said everything else would come with the delivery. It took almost 15 min for them to start unpacking the delivery, no sense of urgency to help me get on my way, I had to get in line with the folks who walked in after the delivery, and zero mention of me waiting for so long, nothing. Leaving with a few to go items at 8:50! So disappointing. P.S. Even though I was very careful carrying my treats home, the dessert fell over and smeared all over the giant box. They were delicious. It would have been nice to have had a full sweet & savory breakfast, too bad I got tired of waiting and just wanted to get back to the hotel to finish packing and get to the airport.

Get the latest craze from Paris, the Crookie! A morphed . Sit for a while and enjoy pastry and beverage. So lovely ☺️

They brought Paris to San Diego! Best brunch before the Padre game. Can’t wait to come back

El lugar es bonito y la comida deliciosa. El servicio es muy lento.

As someone with a heavy French background, I always look forward to exploring bakery shops in my travels. Parfait Paris hit the spot. Certainly, some offerings are adapted to local tastes, but the pastries, in particular, are of very good quality, and the croissants above average. Definitely a good option for breakfast/lunch in the Gaslamp District. If you’re looking for a boutique pastry shop heavily invested in the artisanry of a patisserie/boulangerie or a place to transport you to France, I can see how you could leave slightly disappointed. But, for a chain bakery looking to appeal to wider audiences, I really do think Parfait Paris does a very solid job. Recommended.

Got the almond croissant and the brookie. Both very heavy but tasty. Coffee was meh.