La Petite Bretagne

By far the best baguette around, and I've searched a bit! I've also enjoyed their baguette sandwiches reminding me of the simple but scrumptous bites you can get piled in the display cases of most patiserries in Paris (never been to Bretagne, so I can't honestly attest to that locale.) The jambon buerre (Parisien Sandwich) - yes! Croissants and various pastries also yummy. Go and enjoy. Easiest to take out and sit outdoors at their picnic tables or enjoy inside in their very small space. A few french groceries and cute gifts for sale as well. Update: Today I picked up a kouign-amman, a Breton pastry made of laminated layered dough (think croissant) baked with a coating of crispy butter y sugar (think palmier) - delicious. Very, very sweet.

Jahad is a wonderful and lovely owner he made our experience so special!! Super accommodating for everything we wanted to eat! Absolutely incredible quiche cheese truffle quiche and delicious crepes!! I want to bring all my friends here 10 out of 10!

Staff is lovely as a sweet pea and the food is amazing! I absolutely love the mural they did on the inside as well :) i am now a regular

Walking in, you feel instantly transported to France—everything from the café’s name to the chef and waitress’s accents, the décor, the French music, and even the little signs on the wall feels authentically French. The crêpes are outstanding—thin, delicate, and flavorful, one of the best I’ve had outside of France. The croque madame was rich and comforting, with a perfectly fried egg on top. The macarons were a touch dense but still very enjoyable. Coffee is available, though the cappuccino was just average, not the star of the show. We even picked up some French chocolate, which had nothing different from American ones :D. This café nails the vibe: cozy, charming, and thoroughly French. Come here for the food and stay for the atmosphere. A gem in town.

This cafe is so quaint and smells like butter heaven! Food is spectacular. Owner Pierre is super down to earth and friendly. Mickael behind the counter is very sweet as well. This will be a regular spot for me to unwind and indulge in some authentic French goodies!

Charming little restaurant/ cafe with delicious coffee and pastries. I asked for gluten free crepes, and they offered to make up a batch specially even though they don't normally do them.They were absolutely delicious, I will be back!

a hidden gem in Mamaroneck! we were on the way to Croton-on-Hudson and stopped in to get some sandwiches for our picnic. the staff was super friendly and went over everything they had. we ended up with the following: -Le Parisienne: ham and salted butter on homemade baguette. the fillings were simple but delicious, and the baguette had a nice aroma. -Le Briard + Ham: with brie, mixed greens, prunes, and balsamic vinaigrette. we also asked to add ham and it was a great call. loved this one too! -Kouign Amann: buttery and flaky, and it had a custard filling that we did not expect. awesome! this was a great spot to pick up a quick, satisfying lunch. would love to return if we're in the area again!

Very pleasant French bakery. A bit expensive but very worth the price. Their food is really delicious. The baguettes were still steaming hot when we got them. And the woman behind the counter is the real star of the establishment; she was so personable and pleasant. She even gave a treat to a customer’s dog. I don’t care how good the food is; it’s the person you are dealing with who can make or break a business. And she really makes it! Indoor and outdoor seating available. Accessible . Nice decor. Relaxing place.