La Fête Pâtisserie Française

I'd recommended this patisserie highly, even though it is more expensive than equally delicious patisseries in Seattle (a plain croissant is $4.50 and the framboise croissant was $7.50). They don't have many options, but everything looked great and I did loved the orange brioche and the Nutella croissant!

I love this little neighborhood French patisserie! Their croissants are buttery, flakey perfection. My favorites are the ham & cheese croissant, pain au chocolat and the pain aux raisin. The employees are always friendly and it's a great place to start your day.

Looks at those beautiful pastries!! Too beautiful to eat. My first time here, so I bought the matcha mascarpone croissant, raisin, pain au chocolat et framboise. If you plan to go places after, make sure you bring a cooler to keep the matcha mascapone cold. I love the croissant, not too sweet, crispy on the outside, nice moist inside, not too buttery. Will definitely come back for more.The place is clean and chic. Good for hang out with couple of your friends, not a big group. The place is pretty small inside. Few tables and chairs, but they have extra seating area outside. The lady that was serving was nice. Parking is free for 2 hours, not a whole of of parking space, but I guess you can go for street parking and walk a block or two.

It's a cute little shop on Mercer Island. The staff was really patient and gave us great recommendations. We got the Brioche Fig and Cheese. This was creamy, savory, and sweet. I would definitely recommend the matcha croissant. The cold brew and americano were ok.

Very cute little cafe with beautiful looking pastries. Seating is limited so just be aware! By the time we arrived in the late afternoon, there weren't many pastry choices left but we did enjoy the chocolate hazelnut croissant and crème brûlée that we ordered. Prices are on the high side (some cost almost $10!) but they do offer high quality so I'd be ok to splurge every now and then. Not a cafe that I can frequent often because of the high price point though. Will be back to try the other pastries in future, especially that matcha croissant that I've heard people rave about.

Love this cool place Love the taste of the Matcha Croissant Friendly employees Highly recommend for people who love croissants.

Fresh coffee and pastries served here， feeling like a hidden gem in town. Such quality pastries but not at all. Unfortunately they don't have Wi-Fi otherwise it's a good place to do some work here. Place is clean and a bit small, seems the team cares about the details. Presentation, cleanses, personal hygiene and dressed properly. But the price is bit higher than average. Can return again.

I wanted some time with myself and wanted an excuse to go to Mercer, so I found this patisserie on Yelp and ran here. The staff were quite friendly when I walked in! I opted for a croissant and a flat white, and decided to eat on their patio and people watch (though on a Thursday morning, the people watching was limited). As soon as I ripped the first piece, crumbs flew everywhere and I knew that I was in for a treat. This croissant exceeded my expectations! I think the last time I had a croissant that delicious was in Paris. I ended up getting one for my partner because he loves butter croissants and he deserved to try this. (Yes, I ran back with a croissant in tow.) When I paid for his croissant, the barista told me that the head baker/owner studied in France and learned how to bake croissants there. And that, right there, is why these are so good. The flat white was tasty, but I'm still thinking about the croissant. And I will likely go back there.

Fantastic French cafe with fresh made pastries and sandwiches. The Nutella croissant was fresh out of the oven and amazing. The baguette sandwiches are simple but good if you're looking for a light lunch. Service was friendly and street parking was easy. They have seating indoor and outdoor. Casual spot with very high quality.

This place has one of the best pastry that I have had in so long. It's located right off of 28th street in Mercer island, right across the street from Starbucks. Their croissant is out of this world, I had the raspberry and almond one and it was amazing. The place is tiny but I think it can sit about 10 people in my estimation but I might be wrong and also worth checking their hours as they might only be open for breakfast. They were very friendly and took their time to explain about their pastry and it seems like they have mastered the art of croissant. The only downside is that it's a bit pricy but then again, everything in Mercer island is expensive so if you are looking for an amazing sweets in the morning, give them a try.