Village Baking Boulangerie

Ham au pain was SO GOOD. Warm and flaky, buttery, and just enough ham and cheese (Gruyère maybe?) for a savory snack. Paired with a latte or Topo Chico - perfect!

Wow. I am speechless. Got the croque monsieur, their version is an open face style sandwich and it was heated to perfection. You need a knife and fork to enjoy this one! I paired it with a London fog latte with almond milk and that just topped off the meal. I've never been to this location, there's nice bright area for sitting inside and outside seating as well. There is something for everyone in my family. Hubs got chicken salad on croissant (no dairy) and daughters got pane au jamon and zucchini pecan mini bread loaf. I'll be back for sure when I'm in the Bishop Arts district. This place ticked off all the boxes for me!

This is truly one of the best bakeries I've ever been to! We stopped by while walking bishop arts and it was such a cute and quiet little spot to grab a treat! We got two chocolate chip cookies and a lemon blueberry muffin. When I say these were some of the best chocolate chip cookies I've ever had I mean it! I am so picky when it comes to cookies, and typically only enjoy them while warm, but these were not warm and still tasted sooo good with the most perfect chewy texture. The chocolate chunks made the cookie spot on, we were craving more after leaving! The blueberry muffin had the chunky sugar on top rather than streusel which I prefer so much more. It had the perfect balance of blueberry and lemon flavor, not too much lemon. It could be a bit more moist, however warming it up should solve that just fine. If you're ever in the area I 100% recommend stopping by and giving this place a try!

Quaint little coffee shop in a cute Dallas neighborhood. Walking around this little cafe stood out with a cool art deco heart manning the door. Everything looked impeccably clean. The girls were very pleasant and answered any questions I had and the croissant was delicious

I ordered a flourless chocolate cake because I was craving something chocolate-y. It was delicious, but a bit heavy so I was able to take it home for later. Definitely held up the next day. What earned five stars is the staff on duty. They were so warm and welcoming. All around good vibes which was so needed on a Wednesday.

The food is great. Don't tip the staff on your credit card. Make sure you tip with cash. The company KEEPS the employees tips. This is SHAMEFUL and they should be turned in. Which I'm thinking about doing because this is so UNFAIR that the employees bust their butts for nothing but a greedy company to STEAL from them.

There's no lack of bakeries or cafes in Bishop Arts, but this one has pretzel croissants and so many other baked goodies! Grabbed a slice of flourless cake, but will be back for more.

Terrible Matcha. Baked goods are amazing always. But the matcha is not it. I got an iced matcha and it was made by putting matcha powder, ice and milk in a shaker. So it resulted in matcha chunks at the bottom of iced milk in a cup. I asked for a hot matcha instead and got steamed milk with a green tea bag in it.... Lol

Everything I've had could not be yummier!Service is outstanding. Food (chicken salad, Reuben) and iced oat milk lattes can't be outdone!

Today i got a chocolate eclair . Not fresh. Tasted very old. Tasted like it had been frozen. Ugh, waste of money. And the items are expensive btw. Very disappointing. I think it is hit or miss at this place .