Le Quartier Bakery & Cafe - Omaha

Have only tried the croissants. First from the farmers market and then at the store. So light and fluffy. Great buttery taste.

I just love this bakery! Each time I go, regardless of which location, I can count on top quality where the baked goods are concerned. I've tried the chocolate croissant, plain croissant, and French silk danish (think French silk pie filling in a danish). For more sustenance, the quiche Lorraine, the turkey avocado sandwich, and Cuban sandwich have all been sampled and are worth getting again.This location stays pretty busy on a Saturday morning so there is no guarantee a seat will be available. If you're willing to wait, people tend to eat and go, so you'd wouldn't be waiting too long for a seat.

The new space is beautiful. We usually go to the location in Dundee but it's closed on Mondays so we went to the new location. Loved the decor on the walls, the options of pastries and bread, and they gelato as well. We ended up getting sandwiches to go and they were delicious. We had sort of a long wait to get sandwiches to go but a part from that it was a decent experience.

Love this beautiful location of one of my favorite bakeries. The pastries are always light and flaky and the bread is delicious. My is the Country Rustic, a white and rye blend.

I love this new location at 90th & Center! It's bigger, brighter, and has a few tables and chairs for dining in. The layout is fantastic to display all their delicious breads and pastries. There is also a take out case for ready made items like chicken salad, cous cous salad, pizza crusts, and take 'n' bake pizzas. Recently I ordered the ham & swiss breakfast sandwich on a croissant and got my spouse a Cuban on a fresh ciabatta roll. Both were filling and wonderful and came with a small side. The staff are friendly and helpful. Parking is plentiful and it has the benefit of being close to Long Dog Fat Cat, The Bookworm, Ever Bloom, and Fareway Meat Market. They are open 7 days per week. I look forward to coming here a lot!

A beautiful newer shop to the 90th and center plaza, housing all the delicious and moist freshly baked breads and pastries you're probably already familar with. We stopped in to get a few loaves for a friendsgiving.The variety is excellent and the pricing is just as fair a grocery store. This store is definitely bigger than old CSV location but love all the extras they've added here. If you want to be a hit at the holidays, or any gathering involving food, stop in to Le Quartier.

I was finally able to try out the newer Le Quartier location on 90th St last weekend for lunch, I liked the new digs and the quality was definitely still there. When you walk in the wonderful smell of fresh baked bread overwhelms you, still one of my favorite things about this place. I ordered the breakfast sandwich with sausage and cheddar on a croissant and my wife had the chicken salad on croissant. Both sandwiches were good, the croissant was definitely the best part. We also ordered a lemon bar and a chocolate chip cookie, the lemon bar was fantastic, it was the perfect summer dessert. The prices certainly aren't the cheapest, but the quality is top notch.

Service was terrible. Came to the bakery on a cold winter day last week where temperatures were around 20 degrees. The four kids we came with decided, for some reason, that they wanted gelato so we bought five scoops. After receiving them, we wandered to the cafe side of the location. There were tables with all the chairs stacked on top. That didn't bother us, we were okay standing and enjoying the gelato in the warm space. The worker quickly scolded us, saying that area was closed. We explained that we understood, we just wanted to stand in the section briefly. Apparently that wasn't okay either. Because they were closing in 15 minutes, we couldn't stand there for 5. So we left and ate the gelato in our car.

I saw the Hungarian Mushroom Soup on Facebook several times and knew I had to try it. It was delicious. We also enjoyed the bakery items. My problem is that the soup which was so well advertised isn't always available. It is switched with other soups so if you want it, you have to call and see if it's available in one of their restaurants. If they can't serve it daily, I wish they'd at least post on the internet in a prominent place what the soup of the day is. Or perhaps choose a couple days a week when it is available. One day I called the Underwood location and they happened ti have it that day. But, when we arrived at 12:15 pm , it was sold out! I find this issue frustrating!

I went to the one on 90th and center and had a terrible experience. I pre ordered bread and they told me it would be ready the next day at 7am. I went the next day around 8 and was told it was not ready. I came back around noon and was told it was gone. I was then told that I was charged $6 but was supposed to be $6.50. I told the woman Nicole, I would just give her .50 but she refused and went on about how she can't do that and the person who rang me up did it wrong, etc. So then I offered to give her $6 as a tip and we could just start over with the transaction and she refused. She then made the young man that supposedly rang me up wrong come and apologize. She then refunded me for he money and made me buy it again so she could do it correctly. After all of this fiasco I then asked for my receipt of the credit that I was given and then the new receipt. She rolled her eyes and then threw the receipt at me and walked away. To say I am baffled is an understatement. I will never go to this location again nor recommend it to anyone.