Quiches & Pies

This is absolutely the cutest little shop! I was not expecting them to be fully packed and busy, but it was Sunday morning! The vibe was very cozy, cute, and Parisian. I was craving a chocolate croissant, so I told my hubby we should go here. We ordered a chocolate croissant, two quiche slices, and a chai latte for dine in. We seated and settled at their tiny bar section. All their dinnerware was custom made with their branding, and that was very cute! The items were ordered were very good! We ordered the goat cheese, tomato, and pesto quiche, the maimaison quiche (tomatoe and cheese), and a chocolate croissant. We would absolutely come back and possibly order a whole quiche for any potlucks! So yummy!

This quaint mix of French bakery and cafe is a pleasant surprise. The owners speak French and I utilized my many years ago semester of French ordering a chai latte. "Je vous drais un chai latte sil vous plait, merci beaucoup." The pastries are all homemade and this is not a chain location to camp out and work on a laptop. People come snd go and space is limited. The food is genuinely delicious with great flakiness and flavor. Saturday mornings are busy so be prepared to wait. Pain con chocolat is my personal favorite, but there are many options. My wallet nor my waistline would not permit me to eat here daily, but it it doesn't mean I wouldn't want to. If you are a guy reading this, you could earn some points by taking a date, wife, girl, etc., and you can enjoy a drink or great pastry. You might be thinking a snooty or hoity toity establishment but just relax, don't be demanding or in a rush and you will enjoy a culturally rich cup of coffee and "kwa sawnt"

I feel like I've never given quiche a fair chance. I remember having it as a kid when my mom popped one of those frozen ones in the oven and while they were tasty, they never warranted a second slice. Even on trips to France, I didn't explore them because, really, why? Well, now I know why. Because they're delicious if done right and Q&P is legit. The selection is fantastic. When I was there, they had about 8 different varieties available so no matter your mood you'll be able to find the right slice. I went with the Duck and Mushroom which was excellent and filling. My main regret is not grabbing another slice of something to go as these are ideal for reheating. On the pastry side, everything looked wonderful and I was tempted by the pistachio and chocolate croissant but went with the standard almond version instead. This was outstanding. The pastry was buttery and delicate and loaded with almond creme. My only gripe is that now I'll have a hard time making myself order another pastry in the future because this one was so great. The cafe is small but cozy and inviting. There's room to eat in at one of the several small tables or the little bar area. The food is high quality and made onsite. That means it might seem a little pricey but you truly are getting better ingredients and you can taste it. One of the owners mentioned to me they have French style butter made for their recipes and that shows you the details matter. Overall, an excellent lunch...can't wait to come back.

Wow delicious! This is a total Hidden gem if you've not been here! I stumbled across this via finding them on Insta! Tucked in a small shopping strip, there's private parking and seating inside. Best the crowd or you won't have a spot to sit. The food is excellent and service is great! We tried both sweet and savory items and it was all delicious!

I'm obsessed with this place. My friend and I found it through a reel online and decided to dedicate one kid free morning to try it out. We walked into a clean and quaint space and were greeted immediately. Food and pastries were displayed to choose from. My friend and I both got the quiche Lorraine, a mix of 5-6 pastries to try, one chai latte and one matcha latte. Every single thing ordered was delicious. I need more of the Nutella pastry in my life- it was divine. There's no WiFi here but that's quite alright. Adequate parking. I'll be back! I can't stop raving about this place

New hidden gem alert!! This was our 2nd time there. My friend saw it on a IG reel and we went to try it. The owner of Cuisine and Wine French Bistro just opened this bakery/ cafe because everybody loves Chef Fabrice' s quiches at the restaurant! The place is cute and cozy. It does get busy at sometimes at the order counter but the wait is not long. There are many varieties of fresh homemade pastries and quiches to pick from. My favorite quiche is the Bacon & Caramelized Onion. The crust is rich and buttery, the robust flavor from the savory bacon with the sweet and fragrant caramelized onion. And for the pastries, I loved their croissants! Both pistachio and almond croissants were so yummy! So much filling and not overly sweet.

I first noticed this place after driving past it a few times while running errands. It used to be a different bakery, so when I saw the building signage change, it peaked my interest. I looked them up on instagram, found their website, read that they specialize in French pastries, and the rest is history.I hope they extend their sweets section. They offer a nice variety of quiches, but I hope they continue to build out their savory and sweet menus. What I had:-French cheesecake w/ raspberry (?) sauce: out of the three I tried, I would skip this one next time. The crust and sauce were nice, but it tasted overbaked/dense to me. It could be that I am just not a fan of this type of cheesecake.-Almond croissant: beautiful lamination and nice golden, crisp exterior. The franzipane is on the egg-ier side, but it's nice and fluffy. Would buy again.-Tropézienne: brioche (?) bun filled with vanilla pastry cream and topped with crystallized sugar. This one was pretty tasty, just wish it had more cream.All in all, would come back. Would like to give their quiches and other pastries a shot.

I heard about this establishment from a Facebook friend and instantly had to try it. I am so impressed with everything about this place. I walked in and the owner was very nice explaining all the different types of quiches and treats they had. I decided to go with the salmon, feta and spinach quiche ($9), I paired that with an almond milk cappuccino. It took a few minutes to get my quiche because they were baking it for me to enjoy the cafe. The quiche was so good and perfectly baked. The next day I had to return and brought a friend with me who tried their bacon and sausage quiche who gave it the same 5 star rating I did! The owner recognized me and had a great conversation about how her husband and her also own a French bistro in chandler as well. It's not everyday you can enter a bakery feeling like you are in France eating a quiche and sipping on a coffee. I am so happy I gave this place a try!

We came here for the first time Sunday late morning and it was very busy with filled tables and a line to the door. We ate there and tried the chicken, broccoli and cheddar quiche and duck quiche. Unfortunately, the broccoli made the quiche very watery when heated but the crust was good. The duck was different but good. We tried the raspberry danish that was amazing as well as the pan au chocolat that was dry.

Great new Bakery / coffee shop. I had palmiers, croissant and quiche, which didn't disappoint. Service was great and helpful. I'll certainly be back again to try other baked goods. Very nice comfortable shop, glad to see it busy. Hope they do great in this spot.i live walking distance and have seen many places in this spot and this is by far the nicest use of space.