Delices De Maurice

Katy's and my favorite French cafe. When the owners see me coming, they asked ham and cheese? Yes, it's my go-to sandwich. There is something about their baguette made on the premise that keeps me coming back. The cafe is always busy, has outside seating but you must get there early on the weekends if you want to sit and enjoy people watching.

Cute and charming place that makes you feel like you're in a cafe in Paris. Excellent service. Delicious, fresh food! I had a prosciutto , mozzarella, basil, tomato, pesto sandwich served on the most scrumptious baguette! I'll be back to try everything else!

Perfect spot for a coffee date with a friend! I went here for the first time and I'm hating myself for not coming here before. It's small inside but once you see all the pastries, sweets and sandwiches you'll feel like you're in heaven. The serve strong Illy drip coffee that you might not even need a refill. Can't wait to come back very soon.

All I can say is "what the heck is wrong with me?!?!?" I've driven by here so many times, and never went in. I had no idea what a charming, delightful spot this is.This doesn't quite do it justice, but this patisserie reminds me of a more intimate and authentic La Madeleine. I already have a mental list of sandwiches and pastries I want to try the next time I go back. There is seating inside and a few quaint tables outside. Perfect for enjoying coffee and brunch on the weekend morning.

I find it hard to find good bakeries these days, but thankfully Delices de Maurice exists. The place is super clean and organized, the staff are very friendly, and of course the food is exceptional. My go-to items are the vanilla eclair and the ham and cheese croissant. It is a bit pricey, but you definitely get what you pay for as far as taste and quality. There's plenty of parking and there is additional outdoor seating in the back, which is near a beautiful and relaxing water fountain. I've been going there for over 5 years and have never had anything less than a 5-star experience.

We drove by this place and immediately wanted French for brunch. As you stepped inside you will see how cute and charming this tiny little place is. We got lucky as we went right before lunch on a Saturday so we were able to grab a tiny table by the entrance. It got crowded real fast after we sat down. Everyone was super friendly and nice, they were very attentive and refilled my water regularly even when it's super crowded. Everything in the bakery looked absolutely amazing. Unfortunately we were not able to try everything but rest assure we'll be back for more. Need try all the pastries and croissants. Here is the rundown of what we ate:French Onion Soup (4 stars) was very flavorful and comforting. It had a good amount of sweet onions with every bite. We love the cheesy slice of baguette on top of it, made it fun to eat.Eggs Benedict/Ham (5 stars) was served on their fabulously flaky and buttery homemade croissant...YUM! The eggs were perfectly pouched on top of a thin slice of ham and spinach. Hollandaise sauce was creamy and fresh tasting. Royale Crepe (4 stars) was very delicious. We love the creaminess of the goat cheese paired with roasted eggplants, zucchini, peppers and pesto. The crepe was very thin with a light crisp.

Love the Black Forest cake. Got the birthday cake twice and absolutely decadent chocolate and strawberries inside... I am drooling while I am typing ... lol Their pastries and lunch sandwiches are amazing too .. Just the right amount of French

Food, service and ambiance are great in a charming location!Good value for your buck!

Everything from the baked desserts to the crispy Turkey and avocado sandwich to the coffee. The food is fresh and it feels like this mom and pop shop brought a little piece France to Katy with their floral decor. Highly recommended!

I have frequented this bakery for years. Lately, it has been completely unorganized with people cutting in line (not knowing where the line starts or ends) and servers walking past you as you stand there for 10-15 minutes ( no eye contact, not acknowledging you standing there, etc.). Then when you finally get a chance to order they want you to come to the front away from all the baked goods so you can't see what you're ordering... or have to shout over the noise in the bakery and point to what you want. A little organization would be nice. You are pushing away a long time frequent customer. Lately it is basically chaos ordering from this place. I am a very easy customer. I come in. I pay for my food. I always tip and I get it to go. I never order food that needs to be prepared. Yeah noodles simply involves putting an already pastry in a box and pouring coffee in a cup. You would think you want to encourage that type of customer. When friends or colleagues, ask me about bakeries or places to eat in the area I will warn them that the food is great but the service and the organization is completely chaotic. Unless, of course, management takes some action and improves the experience. This is not difficult!