Delice Et Chocolat

Very cute French inspired coffee/chocolate/pastry shop!We came in on the whim while waiting for friends to meet up for an event. My husband ordered a mocha while I ordered a cappuccino. We also got a cookie croissant (which is all the hype!) and a baked tart. The cappuccino was beautiful and tasted great. The cookie croissant was flakey and soft on the inside because of the cookie. My husband enjoyed this tart and coffee too! It's also very family friendly since a bunch of little families were also in there. Very cute fine! Would love to come back and hang out more when we are in the area.

This review is more like 4.5 stars. I pass by this bakery often enough, but never had the opportunity to try. For my daughter's birthday I decided to order their Fiji cake (Coconut lime mousse, mango gelee, key lime center, ladyfinger, and an almond coconut base). I do have to say it was super delicious! My only complaint is that I had to call and make the order (online order would have been easier, but I do understand with custom cake it's better to directly talk to them). It was really difficult to communicate because of the noise level at the bakery. When I went into the bakery to also pick up some pastries (really delicious) I understood why the noise was so loud. I think the interior is built in a way where the noise just gets amplified. With a lot of conversations, little children crying, and espresso machine working it was very loud. Aside from the noise factor this is a legit French bakery!

I might be grabbing a cafe au lait and a quiche Lorraine in Ardmore, PA when I come here. But if I sit at the right table and take my first sip or bite it feels like I'm transported directly to a cafe in Paris. It makes sense for a cafe founded by two brothers who came out of Grenoble.For casuals in need of a sweet pick-me-up and a damn fine cup of cup of coffee in the morning Delice Et Chocolat has you covered. But Francophiles in need of a damn fine Croque Monsieur and macarons will be able to sit down and bask in the attention to detail.Like most casuals, I had my first taste of Delice when I was grabbing a red eye on the go and I was also enticed to grab some delectable macarons. But upon first bite of their pistachio one and total devouring of their caramel macaron I started to note that greater detail that had me wanting more. And I got it in spades during my first lunch visit.While my Jambon Fromage sandwich might have been a touch drier than I would have liked, and my friend's quiche Lorraine made me more than a little jealous, I more than appreciated the incredible fresh baguette that the meat and cheese was sandwiched between, and I thought that it had a reasonable cheese and meat ratio. Alongside the fantastically fresh coffee, the other winner was the service which was spot-on and attentive despite it being a relatively packed and rainy Saturday afternoon.Toss in a fully stocked coffee and espresso bar that even makes a couple of smoothies and an impressive assortment of croissants, and there's plety of reasons to stop in and enjoy.

Every morning when I go into the office I stop here. The coffee is strong and if you know me, you know I love strong, bold, smooth coffee. The morning rush line can get a little long and sometimes the wait can be frustrating but..again, the coffee is good enough for me to practice my yoga breath instead of flipping out cause now I'm 15 minutes late for work instead of 10. It's also a great place to sit and work. Lots of seating option. I also go in on my lunch break for their caprese sandwich which I am also addicted to and yes I have to have a raisin pain or croissant with my coffee. They are like a bad, expensive habit because I shouldn't be eating pastries so much and 8 bucks for coffee and pastry, then 11 and change for lunch in a recession is going to bankrupt me.

I tried their almond croissant and apple tart. The almond croissant wasn't too sweet, but the frangipane was a little too decadent for my taste. As for the apple tart, it was tangy and sweet, and the apples were fresh in contrast to the butteriness of the pastry.I'll definitely be back to try their other pastries in the future!

After traveling from France and experiencing the boulangeries and falling in love with the country I was on a hunt to find the best French bakery in PA. after some searching I found Delice egg Chocolate tucked away in Ardmore. I love the location due to its proximity to other restaraunts like Maman, Shake Shack as well as businesses like Soulcycle, Lululemon, Sephora , apple and Trader Joe's. They have a ton of different pastries but come early because they do go fast !!! I tried their cakes and have been a loyal member for years. I order a cake every year for birthdays , anniversaries and any occasions. My entire family and boyfriend love their cakes. They are freshly made with the best ingredients !

I love all the cute little shops around Ardmore, and Delice Et Chocolat is no exception! It has a very neighborhood feel. The coffee and pastry selections are pretty large, and everyone enjoyed what they ordered. They also serve smoothies (which was a pleasant surprise!), and I really enjoyed mine that I got for breakfast. I would love to go back at some point and try the lunch food because the menu looked delicious. My only complaints would be that I wish there was more seating, but I understand it's not a huge space, and that the line can get very long as they only have one person working the front to take everyone's orders. Overall though, I would definitely go back!Food: N/ADrinks: AService: B-Ambiance: B-

Food is 4+ stars but giving this a 3 star review because your tiny juice boxes are $4 which cost more than the croissants!! Wish they would have macaroons at 10:30am but didn't.

authentic french cafe with delicious pastry offerings, soups and sandwiches. The best hot chocolate I ever had. I try to go as often as I can.

Incredibly pastries and more! Friends take their goodies back to Europe. They're that good!!!