Le Pain Quotidien in New York
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New York, New York County, New York, US
Site: https://www.lepainquotidien.com/...
- Monday:8AM–5PM
- Tuesday:8AM–5PM
- Wednesday:8AM–5PM
- Thursday:8AM–5PM
- Friday:8AM–5PM
- Saturday:9AM–4PM
- Sunday:9AM–4PM
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Love this place and come here often, but really, how can you search toast and eggs and say, we dont have butter????
The food was not bad but early in the morning, we had some difficulties. Staffs didnt come right away so we waited for someone about 10 minutes. and they forgot our additional order so we couldnt enjoy extra foods and drinks.
Their avocado with smoked salmon is amazing!Love the atmosphere and their mini pancakes as well.
Greatest place on earth. I finally found something Id never get anywhere else: soft-boiled eggs in their shells, with fresh-made bread worthy of France & soft butter. The hearty wheat bread arrives cut up like British soldiers to dip into the soft runny yolks. Plus, unbelievably rich, pure matcha latte the color of grass. Our server took charge like a boss & made an exception to a time-limited item on the menu when we asked, a perfectly cooked soft-boiled egg & lofty handmade bread. Fyi, theres a restroom & time for plenty of people-watching.
My favorite gluten free bread. A bit expensive but I put it in the freezer and it lasts a while. Yummy!
Enjoyed a bowl of fruit in the evening, was fresh and good quality. Great coffee as well. Never disappoints.
I love this place but we have to get your hot chocolate fixed. If i wanted warm milk I would ask for it. Please listen when one asks for hot chocolate Extra chocolate !
They was baking classes, good coffee and free wifi. Their bread looks amazing
Like all their locations, cozy, warm & delicious.
That moment when u wait 20min for a coffee. but the waitress is talking with a collegue. no problem. i can spend my money somewhere else...
All the LPQ locations have a warm, friendly charm, but this location in particular is really nice. The minute you walk in, you feel very comfortable. The unpainted wood furniture feels like something from a Vermont cafe. The carefully placed lighting is bright enough to see clearly, but not overpowering or antiseptic. The staff are friendly and efficient. Best of all, the fresh baked bread and pastries are delicious. The menu is a bit limited, but it is all good.
The space is beautiful - rustic, spacious, and well lit. The food is organic and you can tell the dishes are made with love. I enjoyed the hearty vegan chili and the French rice milk dessert. Also, my iced coffee was perfectly brewed. The staff is super friendly, the bathrooms large and well-stocked with paper supplies.
Enjoyed a breakfast here. High prices for normal breakfast options. Smoothies, eggs, waffles, toast. Nothing too extravagant. You are paying for the bakery-fresh bread (made in house). They also have bakery classes which would be nice to attend one day!
Opens early for a great breakfast. Avocado toast and poached egg or granola parfait are my favourites. Toasted artisan rye bread is a great side and the fresh orange juice is delicious. Lots of other great things on offer and nice pastries to take away. Free WiFi. Good service from friendly staff.
No wifiEveryone mega rudeEveryone mega slowLegit go to Mcdonald’s xx
I have been coming this location since it opened.I often frequent for breakfast and I have to say the food is always on point and the servers and baristas are always very pleasant.I always look forward to the latest and greatest additions to the Menu, like their recent coffee that is single sourced.Thank you for your commitment to healthy and real food.
When my brother is recording his music 🎶 at his Bleecker Street Studio in New York City, our go to place is Le Pain Quotidien. It’s a fabulous place to have a few cups of delicious 😋 coffee or tea while relaxing in a soft mellow atmosphere. Absolutely amazing interior design that’s cool 😎 for more than 200 worldwide locations. Enjoy the restaurant’s historic landmark setting with its stunning architecture and large light filled windows as it’s one of the best in town. It’s not only mellow and relaxing, it’s a fabulous place to enjoy 😉 a wonderful breakfast and lunch in the city. We love their homemade Tartines with yummy Belgian chocolate mousse cake served with raspberry jam for dessert 🍨. It’s great to have a restaurant with superior WiFi serving delicious food and🍷wine. Le Pain Quotidien Bleecker Street is a favorite hangout for the cool 😎 people. We’ll be back for more delicious treats in this exciting hip downtown Bleecker Street Bakery & Restaurant.
Wow! Already looking forward to go back :)This place is not only beautiful and very well located, the pastries and bread selection is fabulous.The brunch menu is mouth-watering.Note : if you like hot chocolate, you should definitely order one!
The manager, Omar was so helpful and gave us a smile as soon as we entered! The atmosphere was great and calm, I felt like I flew to France! The generous portion and quality of the food was great for the price! I will be back at this location the next time I am in New York!!
We love the restaurant, but went this time for one of their baking classes. The class (Bread Basics) was very good and the instructor was very knowledgeable. We might well take another class there.
A good friend of mine recommended this place -- Her street cred has gone up! The cafe itself is nicely designed and put together, which exudes an easy and comfortable vibe.I ordered a cup of soy latte and a cheese almond Danish. The coffee was fragrant, but the Danish was just pure deliciousness. This introductory experience made me want to revisit Le Pain Quotidien whenever I wanted to take a break from walking around the city. And with a large network of outlets spread across Manhattan, it was not a difficult task.I highly recommend La Pain Quotidien for both its food and drinks and also its ambience. If you are not convinced yet, they also provide free wifi. Sold.
The atmosphere here is beautiful, and the food was wholesome and good. It is somewhat on the expensive side for a bakery/cafe, but considering everything is handmade, organic, and unique, it is hardly surprising. Be sure to check out the cookbook at your table. I enjoyed my time here immensely.
I just went to this beautiful Pain Quotidien at Bleecker street, i go there often. They have there own bakery and you can see them making the breads for you! Its just lovely. I Also met the new assistent manager, Helene fromBelgium, a while ago and she told me today that the Le Pain Quotidien is going to open a new beautiful store at 205 Bleecker street! She is so friendly and always in a good mood. I will certainly go and see her over there in the month of February. They are going to offer a new seasonal menu next Wednesday. Im looking forward too it!
Super cute and the pastries and the fresh backed and cut on demand bread is REALLY what to go for. The breakfast sandwich is YUM and so is the Belgium waffle wooof, its a sweet tooth fav :)
Plenty of healthy and tasty options. The service is good too.
How many business meetings have I had here? Love it for brunch, lunch and dinner - so SoHo staple
I swear I thought it was a Belgian restaurant but nevertheless it always feels like I am paying in Euros for European food sizes for something that actually tastes pretty American. They have a pretty large room at the entrance with a big kitchen mixer- perhaps it would be worth the price if we were allowed to play with it- even the classroom (yeah, thats one god part) students are not allowed but I am just saying that it would be worth it.
If you want over priced food with lack of quality and service come to Le Pain Quotidien - Bleeker Street. Just left that horrid place and not to mention the restrooms are freezing cold, dirty and do not even have running hot water. Unbelievable.. for what they are charging i expected so much more, very disappointing for such a beautiful location..
So far me experience in this and other Le Pain Quotidien is similar.Te value at this place was terrible. The food is costly and the plate size is small. Coffee- at $4 per cup for generic black coffee is incredibly high, no free refills for $4. What amazed me the most is that the coffee was room temperature. It is very strong so we asked for hot water on the side which we were given at no extra charge.Croissant - I wanted to order some kind of egg sandwich...but they dont have that for breakfast! I could order an omelet for $12 and then pay for additional bread, but the bread is not toasted. The waitress said that since their bread is made every day...they dont toast it. Uhm...does that make sense? I ordered a $4 croissant which was good, but certainly not worth $4!Baguette- I wanted to give it 100% chance of success, so I noticed that the baguette was todays special...although I was there for breakfast, I figured this Belgium based restaurant would do an excellent job. I first thought of getting the ham and cheese baguette, but the waiter suggested I get the parmesan version. So I agreed. About 5 minutes later, she serves me a sandwich which for $8 has been the most incredibly waste of money. It was a short piece of baguette with a slide of cold ham and cold cheese, amazingly even the bread was refrigerator cold. I figure it took 10 seconds to put this masterpiece together. No sauce, no olive oil, no salt or pepper, just literary 3 ingredients slapped together. It tasted just as it sounds. It turns out, she brought me the wrong sandwich! Then she corrected it and brought me the recommended parmesan version...I figured, this one will be much better. Amazingly it was 99.99% the same thing! Terrible.Other than generally terrible food and extremely overprice, the decor is nice to look at, the waiter was attentive. She could only bring the food this establishment makes.People thought your review was: Useful 1
Great Quality Food
Raspberry lemonade is fresh and delicious. Love the fruit floating around. Cheese almond Danish was excellent (airy and crispy). Looks clean and the dining area is clean and beautiful.
The service is slow. It feels ages for them to make a cup of coffee, when there is few people around. Coffee is plain and boring.
Poor quality respect the original European products. Everything could be prepared in a better manner even if the ambiance is very good and classy. Prices are also a little expensive , but it seems normal in Manhattan .....
Here we go folks....ACES!!!! In addition to amazing artesian breads and incredible desserts it is impeccably staffed and immaculate . For NYC the prices are extremely reasonable. But we were not here to simply taste the fare,,,,,we were here to learn the trade. They offer a Bread baking class and no punches are held. This is an excellent opportunity to hone ones skills or pick up an entirely new skill set. The instructor Jack Lawhon is a Baking genius. He takes the time to go thru the steps ,and has so much hands on practice my wife and I are now completely comfortable both handling the dough and baking . In total the class in approx 3 hours long the entire time working in the kitchen. We now understand the {Pate Fermentee} , have baked {Baguettes } and made an amazing {Pain Aux Noix}. All of that to say the class was worth every penny !!!! Im looking forward to Another class in the future. This is a place not to be missed.
The eggs were great, skip the hot chocolate if looking for the rich one as it was quite milky. I do have to say the staff is very helpful and that needs to be acknowledged.
Good atmosphere and space. But the food was just okay. Our server left and never came back and we had to wait for someone had to go find her so we could pay the check.
Stopped here while walking around NY, fantastic pastries! But the bathroom smelled like honey ham???
7 Days open. Sunday 8 a.m. open. That is what we read. We were there sunday at 8.15 h with two little childs. Two guys were there and said it is closed and they will start in 20 min. Last time for us! It was very cold. We can‘t believe that.
Nice Ambiente and interior. Good for meetings as long as you don’t order any food. 🤣 Food was terrible. Not fresh and no taste. Omg - they should be forbidden to serve food.
Food is always excellent. Service seems to become slowly discombobulated. I am sorry, since it really takes away from the excellent food, pastry and coffee
Im not certain, but I think a frown is a requirement to work here. It seems like everyone is miserable which is sad for such a lovely establishment.Positives: The iced coffee and breakfast sandwich are really yummy.
This location is cool. The food looks amazing the service is great. They even offer cooking classes. Classic marketing move!
Love the concept of a french landhouse style bakery, having a bread basket, homemade jam, honey, choclate cream or a cheese and ham plate etc. The style is like old france with at least one family table hosting at least 20 people at once. This location offers baking classes in a glass seperated section, so both sides enjoy the view. Lovely, give it a try (and yes, it was founded in Brussel 20 years ago, I know)
Sooo good, quiet, nice
Great waffles. Avoid the soft boiled egg. First time came out totally runny egg white, second time hard boiled - chef needs an egg timer.
The manager was really rude and unwelcome. Do not recommend this place, the better one in Soho
I did not know Le Pain Quotidien. If ever you want to take baking classes (pies and other), you must take the time to do so at Le Pain Quotidien. Also good coffee an viennoiseries. But also, good events throughout the years. Sadly I can not attend since Im not from New York.
Excellent neighborhood Belgian brasserie...grate service...organic...pricy
Love their fresh breads. The service is wonderful and friendly. Good place for a light snack.
Very slow and forgetful service at this branch.
Its a better Panera/Starbucks with fresher food and higher quality coffee. Always a great place for breakfast.
The food is fresh and so tasty. Fast service. I liked the setting also. Highly recommended
I got to bake my own bread there. That was a fab experience! Nothing like a fresh baguette with a cup of cafe au lait.
SLOW SERVICE!!! One girl working all the tables who paid no attention... felt bad for her. Quiche came out burned to a crisp... very disappointing
Food was ok but kinda overpriced. Waiters were really SLOW and poorly organized. You really need better management.
I’m sorry, but this place had absolutely horrible service, the portions were very small, and on top of that my food was burnt, so not a very good experience.
Bakery with a long communal table. Small bites and coffee. Quiet ambience and laid back vibe
Love it the food was good and fresh. I had the lemon ginger tea with honey the best.
Like most LPQs this one has great space. More of an industrial feel with high ceilings but still manages to feel cozy.
The coffee and tea are great. The food selection is a bit disappointing and didnt live up to my hopes
Best brunch place in NYC! Ambiance amazing (the best to wake up lol), food delicious, service good...
Good food. very healthy but slow service, not enough workers,
Love to sit here and read or write. Getting your cheque can take time as the waiters tend to leave you alone.
Late breakfast? Dont want to be squished? Relax? Yep. Thats why I go there for breakfast when I am in NYC
Delicious food and great service. Will definitely be going back!
Poor service - slow and had to be asked three times for our drinks - and very dry cakes. Will not be returning.
Good spacious space in Soho for meeting people. Usually not too busy either.
A little bit pricy but well worth it.All really good.Try the avocado sandwich
Great place ; Beautiful , huge , sunny and great french pastries , breadI love
Love it..
Cozy and lots of pastries. Good place to relax, catch up with friends or parents, and do work or read.
Food was great, service was a bit slow, but very friendly.
Nice breakfast with home made bread. Wonderful coffee ☺
Not the cheapest place, but welk worth it. Good quality food, nice staff and nice and tidy place.
Bad serviceDisappointing
Great place excellent bread, great coffeeExcellent place for a meetingAlso great bread making classes
Beautiful spot, solid menu, great service.
Best pastry and bread, good bakery dept and great for all meals
Good food. Fast service. I was looking for a quick bite, and this was it.
His meal is quite tasty the service is also very satisfactory friendly
Very expansive and nothing like actual French food
Spacious and clean, a great place to read or work casually.
The service here is great and the food is delicious!
Not my favorite location, but definitely a favorite chain
I had a bread baking class I thoroughly enjoyed.
Great place for a quick bite and healthy meal
Was always a fan of LPQ but over the past few years (I guess as the brand has expanded) I find that quality has suffered a lot.
Good food but pretty expensive
Delicious gespachos your Ethnix neighbor fr 636 Broadway
The butter bread was SO dried.🤢
The 62 Bleecker Street location is welcoming and delish!
Didnt love the matcha latte, lukewarm and too milky.
Delicious food & coffee & an excellent place to study!
Nervous and aggressive manager. Not polite. Food is nothing special
Good quality and good selectionMindful service
Not a bad place for cofee or tea.
Very good service and amazing food
Chain but really good for healthy pptions.
Oatmeal was served cold and the service was slow.
Best place to get great service and good food
The mini pancake was really good.
Reliable stand-by, popping up all over the city. Lets meet for lunch!
Food is ok.
So tasty, good service
Nice tables for getting work done.
This place had a very wonderful atmosphere
Bread basket and spreads are great
Excellent treats
Expensive, overrated food
Rude customer service
Fantastic homemade bread
We love Le Pain Quotidien
The food is very delisious.
Authentic french bread and baguette
Chain going quality right
Friendly + fast service
My spot
I like
Bad service!
Amazing petit deyuener!!
Feels like home away
No longer there
Great space
Great
Beautifully staged
Extremely slow!
It is cozy
Love this place!
Dont know
Regular
Friendly service
The place is really cool! But the seats are dining only except for the big table. I liked my coffee and pastry.
Large savory and sweet choice. For a capucinno, an avocado and turkey toast and mini pacakes the price is $35 dollars (excluding taxes).It is also possible to buy pastries to take away.The staff is very friendly!
We have enjoyed it a lot! Very quiet place, for breakfast or lunch, very good and healthy, they make their own breads. Treat unbeatable Free Wi-Fi
The breakfast of champions ... naturale natural and welcoming environment great for a breakfast / brunch with free Wi-Fi, to be taken calmly ...
Very good service and excellent food...
Maybe we were unlucky, a wordless waitress, a small selection, interesting sounding dishes, led to misunderstandings and dissatisfaction. It is no fun if complaints lead to a mediocre result. Maybe just bad luck. But maybe also due to the touristic expression in Soho. I was disappointed for the first time in years.
Pleasant dishes. Excellent coffee. The trick: take a seat on the big table in the center. There are excellent jams which, on the bread that accompanies the dishes, makes an excellent dessert.
Always nice to have breakfast or lunch in a Le Oain Quotidien. Nice to see what they make of the typical Belgian dishes.
Good in general lines
Much delay in attendance. Interesting but expensive food.
They have delicious chocolate croissants 👌
Inside the historic Sullivan building. Safety pin
Just like any other in the world.
Love this site
Always nice
Total reviews rating 4.1
156 Reviews for Le Pain Quotidien 2023:
Review №1
2021-11-14One of the larger LPQ in the city.This location offers both indoor and outdoor dining.Food was fresh and delicious: I loved my avocado, egg grain bowl and the honey lemon ginger beverage!
Review №2
2022-03-09Friendly service and delicious breakfast. E Lexi ally the mushroom quiche and the multigrain oats hot the spot. Oh, and huge cups of coffee 😉
Review №3
2022-05-03Great salmon. Had the Smoked Salmon. Coffee wasn’t good though.
Review №4
2022-05-21The least nice PQ I’ve seen anywhere. Interior is closer to a fast food place than a PQ. We wanted to order one of the bowls and they were missing an ingredient or another from everything. Overall the foods weren’t fresh.
Review №5
2022-09-11Freezing AC. Manager 5 stars. Wait staff clueless. Cappuccino scalding. Frittata not hot nearly warm. They replaced. Found hair in food at end of meal. Not mine. Waitress said Oh really. Train your staff to know their products and focus on customer service. Mist likely will not return. Too cold.
Review №6
2018-08-19We just had an absolutely amazing artesanal pizza making class. The lesson was very well organized. Our teacher was professional, fun, she told us many interesting details about dough, baking, and of course pizza. Each pizza came out really yummy. In the end of the class we all got a small kit with a dough we prepared and a cup of tomato sauce to try and make pizza at home.
Review №7
2022-05-14Just walked out of this location. Standing inline for 10 minutes behind a woman with an issue. The man standing behind the counter and the manger don’t even acknowledge me, and then another customer walks in and they immediately assist him, completely ignoring me. Not sure if this is how you always treat clients but this solidified my distaste for Le Pain officially
Review №8
2019-12-08Great place for breakfast! I highly recommend the salmon dish with soft-boiled egg and a fresh-baked chocolate croissant for a sweet ending.
Review №9
2022-04-07Since the murder of Marquet Patisserie and the 11th & University Place Dean & DeLuca in the East Village, Le Pain Quotidien is now THE cafe to go to. Always. Service is impeccable, all food and beverages taste divine, the variety and number of choices on the menu is huge, much of what’s offered is authentic French cuisine, the interior and seating are beautiful and comfortable, plus I can stay as long as I wish.
Review №10
2021-05-25Best place to eat waffles and enjoyed avacado toast as well. Highly recommended for brunch!