La Brioche Patisserie

Great place with awesome service. They had the best macarons ever. Coffee was great. Everyone should visit this place once.

I don’t review places very often but this is the kind of gem I would drive from another state to visit. The gelato, treats and espresso were all amazing and I can’t wait to come back and try the other goodies they had on offer.

This is a nice little bakery/patisserie tucked away in a bigger building that holds other small eateries and cafes. It's not particularly hard to see from the road, but it helps to pay attention. The atmosphere is not loud or busy, and is actually very warm and is a nice place to sit down and treat yourself, with seating both inside and outside. The place has a display for house made cakes, macarons, and other confectionaries as well as a gift display ranging from what it seems to be original recipes of marshmallows, chocolates, chocolate bark and containers for a set amount of macarons, so you can choose which ones you want. You can also order the standard beverages that you would at a cafe and you can also have them cater for you or you can order a specific cake to be ordered for yourself or an event. These cakes can be found advertised on their website along with their catering information, but I am not aware of exactly what they do cater. Now, moving onto the food, the important part. I went there with two other friends of mine, as an outing for her birthday. Note, the later you come the less options you will have aside from the macarons.We chose three of their raspberry cheesecakes, one for the each of us and one of their Eve cakes to share. The proportions aren't big at all and are just the right size. The cheesecake consisted of a raspberry layer, the usual cheesecake layer with a graham bottom. The cake itself was very good, not overly sweet, the taste of raspberry is rather apparent but it doesn't overwhelm the taste of the cheesecake and the graham doesn't look to be your usual crust you would find at the supermarket. The cheesecake is also very aesthetically pleasing. Topped with mini white chocolate malt balls, a thin square or chocolate sitting on a small pipping of icing. These additions, in my opinion doesn't take away from the overall taste and look. Moving onto the Eve cake, I would say the size is perfect for one person. The cake itself is a mini two-layer dark cake (seems like velvet or a kind of chocolate) that is lightly iced with buttercream, and topped with lightly gold flaked fruit and a macaron of random flavor. Of course the presentation is very nice, and personally it's not too much for the cake itself, it's rather elegant. Now the taste, is just as good as well. The cake itself is moist and not dry and as a nice flavor too it. From what I can tell, there are small strawberry slices in between the layers or something fruit like. I can tell that the buttercream is genuine buttercream and is made at house, and has a nice vanilla flavor too, not bland or overpowering. The macaron, the flavor we tried was apple pie, was nice as well, not gummy, flat or uneven, very nice texture and shape considering making macarons is a hard and sensitive process. The selected fruit, a strawberry, raspberry and blueberry, is a nice refreshing finishing addition to wrap it up together. Price wise, I personally don't have any complaints, since I expected it to not be cheap but well priced all things considering. And the price we paid for the four cakes was around $22 or so, so take that as you will. Personally, as a college student with some type of funds coming in, I can say that I can go there ordering for myself and not be pressed for money, it all depends on what you buy. Overall, I certainly don't have any complaints, they even provide birthday candles if possible.