Cannelle by Matt Knio

Another great Canelle location! I've been to the Birmingham and Ann Arbor locations in the past and I was surprised to see that this location has hot food! I ordered the almond croissant (my normal go to) but I also ordered the caprese (heated) and it was absolutely delicious. The ingredients tasted so fresh and I loved every bite.I came early on a Sunday and it was relatively slow. I believe the almond croissant was almost $6 and the caprese was $11. I do think the croissants are the best thing on the menu, however for $6 each I think it's pricy! However, I don't come very often so this is normally just a treat when I buy at Canelle. Although pricy, every once in a while it's very worth it!

Good variety of croissants (butter, pistachio chocolate, almond, almond chocolate, chocolate, and a few others). There mini cakes all looked so delicious, it was hard to choose. We tried the Raspberry Macaroon cake, Chocolate Croissant, and a Raspberry Tart. Our favorite was the tart, the croissant didn't have much chocolate in it, and my daughter thought the macaroon cake was too sweet. It's a narrow store, so a little tight inside but they tried to make the best out of it. There were a few small groups that showed up about the same time so it was a little hard to crowd around the glass to see what you wanted. There is a small seating area with a few tables as well. The service was excellent. They were very friendly and brought the desserts out to your table. We took a few things to go and everything was boxed up very nicely.

I have been to Cannelle's Birmingham location before and I've heard of its reputation as a fabulous patisserie, so I was excited to see they now have a downtown Farmington location. I was seeing a movie at the Farmington Civic and decided I would stop in if they were still open tonight, and they were. As one of the other reviews here says, the pastry case definitely catches your eye as soon as you walk in. Everything looked super nice and also delicious. It was hard to choose just two items for myself and my husband. I will say most items range from $8-9, which for me is a little bit on the pricey side, but they all looked really fresh and amazing. I ended up getting some sort of mango cake and also a PB&J pastry. I haven't tried them yet but they both look delicious so I'm excited to try them out today or tomorrow. There is an area to sit and it looks like they have a little outdoor seating area as well. I realize it's been open for over a year now according to other reviews here but it should be a pretty nice addition to the downtown Farmington scene.

Charming French bakery. I've been to a couple of their other locations. This one is pretty consistent with their other locations. I think their stand out items are the croissants. They are so fresh and flaky. They have some amazing flavor combinations. My favorites are the goat cheese olive oregano, feta tomato basil, and brie apple raspberry almond. They also have coffee, sandwiches, and other pastries. It is a bit pricey for what it is.

Very nice, but definitely on the pricey end.This is a charming little cafe, and the coffee drinks are really good, but they do take their time getting drinks to the table. We had some iced lattes and coffees and we really liked them, but the wait was a bit of a pain.The ambiance is super charming, very French patisserie style and relaxing, with a little al fresco seating (weather permitting, lol), and we really enjoyed the decor and such. We also ordered some pastries and they were very good, pricey, but very delicious.Love the relaxing ambiance and delectable treats. Service was not super friendly, but efficient and they did take their time, but it is worth it.

I try to get something new every time I come here since they have so many choices. I wish there was more space to sit but other than that cannelles is always good.

I've been a fan since the store opened downtown Detroit so I was thrilled to see a location closer to me in the suburbs. We found ourselves with some free time on a cold wintery Sunday morning and decided this would be a great time to check it out. Walking in you can't help but be dazzled by the delicious desserts that await you. But don't forget to try a croissant, they are light and flaky and will win you over in a heartbeat. We always do something savory and something sweet, it's the perfect combo. They also offer lots of different coffee choices. I loved the soft jazz playing in the background. One word of warning is this store is small... Like only 4 tables small. We ended up waiting about 10-15 minutes for a table, and it was a fun place to spend a Sunday morning but I wish they had a bigger space for tables. It does look like they have a patio so during the warmer months there is more seating. Also, just a warning that one of the doors is right where the tables are and if you go on a super cold day be prepared for a blast of cold air every few moments. I would still go back but maybe not on a busy, cold winter day.

I was happy to see another bakery in downtown Farmington. I always enjoy a good bakery but this one is a little fancy for my taste. More European than old fashion. I got a few things that had raspberry and they were good but expensive. Maybe I am out of the target demographics, since it's a busy place. The drinks and food are available so you can grab breakfast, brunch or lunch also.Has street parking along with a lot next to it. Small eating area in the back and some outside.I am glad I tried it but want a bakery with sugar cookies and regular cakes and cupcakes.

This place is absolutely amazing. I had the pistachio croissant. It was so good. I've been to the one downtown Detroit and it is the exact same experience. Everything that I've tried is amazing.

I love seeing all the Cannelle's popping up everywhere! The interior decor is stunning, this one located in Farmington Hills is very quaint and small. It's longer than it is wide, so right when you walk in (from the door closest to the main street) you are immediately at the pastry cases and ordering counter. The flow makes a ton of sense though as you walk down through all the different pastry displays and then checkout at the very end of the counter.The seating area is 4ish tables max I believe? So if you're coming here during the busy time, I would probably say you're going to be taking your pastries to go. If you come on a random Monday afternoon though (which is what I did), it'll be pretty open and you'll be able to snag a seat!Service was lovely! I ordered a croissant (ham & asiago) and one of their more popular items, which was like a giant cream puff (I forgot the name ahh!). Given that it was the afternoon, I don't think my croissant was the freshest it could be and this was my first time at a Cannelle, so I didn't know that there was the option to warm it up for me before I checked out. When my friend came afterwards, she asked them to warm hers up and it definitely made all the difference! My croissant was sadly a bit "stale" and cold - still super delicious - but just always ask for it to be warmed up!!There's plenty of parking in the back behind Cannelle - a wide, open lot there and it's free, it'll just be a bit confusing to navigate to as you'll have to drive past Cannelle and down a bit before looping around to the back!