Chez Pierre et Genevieve

Rude, lying owner. How dare you pick on a customer who was polite, respectful and was speaking kindly and making you aware of a problem with one of your products.If you can't deal with criticism get out of the business. You are a surly angry pompous arse.NO STARS

Amazing French bakery, save yourself the thousands flying and rooming in Paris and come here. Is it more than some other bakeries? Yes, but it is worth it.Been driving by here every day after work, and after a recent trip to Paris I was wanting another almond croissant. Unfortunately the croissant is not the same as you get on Paris, which are maybe day old croissants with an almond paste filling and baked, but the other items look amazing here. Service is like a Parisian bakery, just stick to business and place your order. Ambiance is cute and French, lots of seating as well. Give them a try and see for yourself.

Excellent French bakery with a bit of everything. I haven't had a chance to explore their savory offerings to the same extent as their sweet pastries, but this has become a must-visit for me whenever I am in town. Their almond croissant is excellent, and the chocolate chip cookie is can't-miss. I also love that they consistently have one of my favorite pastries, a pistachio croissant.

Their croissants and cakes are addictive, and expensive. I do need to stop coming here because 3-4 items can run you up to $30 dollars. It does kinda worth it consider how good their bakeries are. Also cheaper than going to Paris or Montreal. Croissants are bomb, the only I am not frill about is their sandwich. Maybe the baguette they use is old but it is hard to chew. Also the workers do speak french, I don't know if it is a criteria to work there but if you speak French or want to practice, you can try it here.

The people here were not what I would call friendly, not rude, but not friendly. Service was very matter of fact, but the pastries and bread were really good. From the palmier to the baguette, the various flavored croissants; they were all delicious. This place is out of the way for us, but it's worth a special trip now and again. The place is very cute inside, especially for being in a utilitarian strip mall, but the fresh pastries are five star.

I am so disappointed in myself for driving by this place so many times and never realizing it was here! After my TJ's run I ran in here early on a Sunday morning and was in for it. I walked in and was quickly greeted by a huge counter of delicious pastry's, sweats, bread and more. You can tell everything was crafted with such skill it was hard to decided on just a few things. One visit I tried a few different quiches the salmon was fantastic! Also I believe it was a mushroom version of croque monsieur which I need to get my hands on again. My husband has the sweet tooth so he tried a few things as well, favorite being the babarum filled with rum. Yum!!! They have illy cold brew on tap and I couldn't be happier.

Just like the lady that complained about the owner's arrogance I had a similar experience a while ago. Any feedback or issue is met with aggressive bullying and basically "get out of my store".

Really not many French bakeries around. This one is really good with original style baguettes and croissants. It gets crowded at times and they have run out of bread during the holidays. French background music adds to the ambiance.

Excellent French pastries, bread ,croissants and so much more to feast on . Enjoy food that are imported from France and converted by their French chef for your eyes, tastes buds and enjoyment.

Loved the pastries! The croissants were the best we've tried, super flakey, buttery and huuuuge! The price for each was so reasonable too! Also tried the ham and cheese croissant, I loved the béchamel they added to the sandwich. It added a smokier/peppery touch that I enjoyed a lot. 10/10 would recommend and will be coming back!