“ Amazing Bakery and excellent coffee. Very nice staff. Worth the long walk for me but a nice reward when you get there. Very friendly people who go to this place too! ”

“ Very cute & cozy French bakery. The almond croissants were amazing. The ham & cheese croissants also hit the spot ”

“ Such an authentic French place with great coffee & food! You immediately want to cozy inside and feel like you are in France. The people speak in French and are so friendly. The service was great & just all around a fantastic experience while visiting Chicago! ”

“ Very cute and busy French bakery! We got the pistachio hazelnut danish - AMAZING! The lemon pound cake was also very lemony and refreshing. We also got a pack of the madeleines, they felt a slight bit dry but tasty still. Coffee was amazing - I got a hot caramel latte. Perfect for the cold weather! ”

“ The pastries and breads are to die for, but I was SO impressed with their coffee! Easily one of the best lattes I've had in the area. ”

“ Came in for a few treats early on a Friday, and ended up trying the Almond Croissant, the Berliner Beignet filled with Hazelnut, the Saucisson Sandwich which is a salami sandwich on a baguette, and a side of the pasta salad! That sandwich was SO good!! There were nuts on there which I would have never guessed to add on a salami sandwich, but it was incredible! I'm also still dreaming of the pasta salad. Now that I live in the area, I have to come back to try some more goods! So far nothing has been disappointing :) ”

“ I drove my car to La Fournette, and while I was able to find street parking after about 5 minutes, I could see it being a bit difficult to find parking during the busy weekends. As I walked up to the bakery, it had a nice cozy authentic French Boulangerie feel, lots of old wooden tables and furniture. There were six wooden tables, with seating for two people each and a standing shelf table looking out the window. I was greeted with a "Bonjour" as I walked up to the counter. That was a nice touch. I ordered the ham and cheese baguette sandwich, the almond croissant, and the raspberry danish. I also had the cappuccino. I really liked all three food items. The ham and cheese and the French cornichon pickles complemented each other well. Although the baguette was on the hard side, it did add a nice contrast. The almond croissant and the raspberry danish were tasty without being overly sweet. The cappuccino was a bit flat, and I was hoping for something more flavorful. I wished the bathroom had more of a French ambiance, similar to the rest of the bakery. But it was a bit sterile. Overall, it is worth visiting this charming authentic French bakery. If I lived closer or had my office nearby, I would visit more often. ”

“ Great spot for lunch in Chicago. Pastries were very yummy and I had a great turkey panini. It wasn't super busy and they have some outside tables which was lovely. ”

“ Visiting Chicago for the weekend and was on the hunt for breakfast when I walked by this place in Old Town. I figured I'd just get a croissant since it is a French Bakery! As i was deciding between a plain croissant or a sandwich, one of the male employees came to assist me to which I learned I couldn't get a sandwich as I don't eat ham or cheese :( The croissant I purchased was warm, buttery (guilty pleasure here and there) and flaky. Perfect snack until lunch. The place had a few small families and couples at the table giving it a cozy vibe. I'm glad i popped in today. ”

“ A spot in Old Town Chicago featuring French/European baked goods and cafe-style foods. They sell many different kinds of hearty rustic bread, such as their multigrain and sourdough. Besides, they sell pastries and other bread, such as croissant and brioche. Their sourdough was good, but I did not try their pastries. For breakfast, I tried the Quiche veggie and Croque Monsieur. In general satisfactory; especially considering the total price. The Quiche was speical to me in that it was a rectangular-shape and had zucchini inside -- never had zucchini in quiche before but I would say it went well with the eggs. I enjoyed the quiche very much. Their Croque Monsieur was not bad either but a little too saily for me, perhaps due to the ham. Despite this, I really like the gooey cheese inside and bechamel sauce topped on the bread! As the sandwich was about 60% cheaper than what sold in Venteux Brasserie, there is really not much to complain about. Another highlight was that the restaurant was counter-service and no tip was required! Besides, food was served quickly. ”