La Baguette - Old Colorado City

Randomly walked into this spot while shopping since it seemed to be buzzing. Had the delicious French onion soup, baguette, and chocolate mousse. Everything in the bakery case looked amazing and the menu has many traditional French cafe offerings in a cozy, casual environment. Service was fast and pleasant.

I saw the reviews and my friend recommended we go there since she had a good experience her first time but both of us agreed the food wasn't that good. She ordered the chai latte which was ok but my mocha latte just tasted like chocolate syrup and was a little tart. I ordered the combo and the chicken soup was good but my ham and Swiss croissant was cold, like something I would get at an airport fast pickup food counter. My friends spinach omelette was also very bland. The side cantaloupe was somewhat frozen. The bread that came with it was rock hard. Prices and service was ok but the food was just ok and not worth going.

Food was decent, but sandwich was fairly plain. Croissant was fine, and chocolate eclair was good, but nothing stood out.

Nice location with outdoor seating that was more pleasant than the interior during a busy lunch time, as the interior was loud and cramped. While waiting to order at the counter, I could see the soup was popular, so I decided to try the soup / sandwich combo.I was not disappointed with the French Onion Soup - this was tasty and comforting and hit the spot. The sandwich, on the other hand...while large for a combo lunch, I expected better bread from a place named La Baguette. The baguette was dry, airy, and slightly stale white bread. It desperately needed a condiment or to be warmed up.The chicken salad was pretty good, with a strong herb flavor - heavy on the tarragon, which I liked, but it was overpowering for my kids. And, unfortunately, it was on the same dry, slightly stale bread. Still, I think they have enough options on the menu that you can find a nice lunch here...especially if you stick to the French Onion Soup!

Lovely and cute little French cafe. It has patio seating and indoor seating. $12 for this cross isn't sandwich that was delicious.

Fantastic food and friendly service! Nice ambiance with local art for sale.Everything appears to be homemade and is always tasty. The chocolate croissant is to die for! The cream cheese croissants are just as good too! The French soup is savory and flavorful and the omelets are always cooked perfectly. Here with you.Highly recommend! It's quickly becoming our favorite place in the Springs!

Let down with the chia latte drink i ordered, see picture, it was 50% foam.Other than that, The bakery is small but delicious tho.

The smell of PineSol was overwhelming in the restaurant and gave us a slight headache, it also affects the enjoyment of the flavors. :/

Need top take bakery out of their name. Went this morning Sunday February 23rd to get fresh bread and pastries for my family and visitors when found out they did not bake last evening except pastries. No fresh bread. Tried to sell me day old half Parisienne. Needless to say left without buying anything. Too bad they can't get it together enough to offer fresh bread. Writing this because this is not the first time. Have bought day old previously as fresh and not going to do it again. Also honesty is in question when they try to sell day old bread as fresh.

This was unacceptable. Rock hard bread, a dirty fork, and soggy Quiche for $15. I was too irritated to ask for my money back. It reminded me of jail food. It was triggering.