Oui

Food: got a chocolate croissant and had to throw it away because it was so hard I couldn't finish it. Got their avocado croissant sandwich two separate times but it was inconsistent so will not be getting it again. I gave 3 stars for the donuts, which are delicious if you like a denser donut. Lots of flavors and are usually pretty freshDrinks: got a standard latte, nothing special and they delivered Service: good service, will always warm up pastries for you if asked Ambiance: cute, small little bakery in old city Would I go back? Probably only for the donuts

They have a seasonal menu so what you see in pics, they may not have it! And should def come early because they do run out quick. Just got a basic crossaint here but couldn't try any of their exotic flavors!

Had a strawberry croissant and iced coffee. Loved both! Would definitely come back and try more.

We wanted a place to sit for a few min to rest our weary legs, and remembered this place from when we dropped our luggage a few doors down earlier in the day for storage. We'd noticed macaroons in the case when we walked by, so on the way back we stopped in to rest and refuel.Macaroons were VERY good, and the perfect bite. We weren't disappointed, and the rest of the pastries and coffees looked delicious. If we're every back in the area, we'll stop in again. The gal behind the counter was very friendly as well!

FOODI revisited Oui since they recently released their spring menu. I ordered the strawberry cheesecake croissant, which was absolutely delicious. They spared no expense with the presentation-- from the strawberry mascarpone topping to graham cracker crust. The filling was creamy and not too sweet, and the strawberry flavor was evident. My boyfriend did point out to me that it kind of tasted like strawberry Gogurt, which I was unable to "untaste" afterwards.DRINKSThey offer a wide variety of drinks, mainly coffee. There are classic espressos, lattes, mochas, etc. available for purchase. Other drinks include hot chocolate, iced tea, and lemonade.SERVICEThe staff is kind and friendly. They make good conversations with new and old customers alike.AMBIANCEThe shop itself is quite cozy. There are about 3-4 tables for 2-3 inside as well as a highly coveted window seat that looks out onto the streets of Old City. It's a great place to catch up with a friend or get some work/studying done, although the place can get busy which might not be ideal.PARKINGPaid street parking is available at a limited capacity,

I was walking down 3rd St yesterday and spotted a bakery - Oui - and had to stop in. I was greeted by a wide array of croissants. The decision now was 'which one'? I asked a few questions about the different flavors, and decided to get a large, swirly croissant with almonds, cinnamon and butterscotch. The buttery, pastry was tender and flaky with an irresistible taste from the clever combination of ingredients!

Let me just say that I'm not the biggest fan of bakeries/cafes to begin with. They can be kinda pricey (justifiably so in some ways), and it kinda depends on the mood and where I'm going. Anyways, I'm down to go to them because I am a sugar fiend. My girlfriend ordered a strawberry cheesecake croissant for ~$5.The croissant was good. I enjoyed the graham cracker crust topping and the strawberry filling initially until it tasted like a Gogurt to me. That's all I really have to say about it because I don't have any more words in my vocabulary. Good.

Key Lime Cheesecake was good. Nice thin crunch layerLavender macaroons had a nice soft but still crunchy texture with strong lavender flavorMango Lemonade was not to sweet Total: $10.50

I was surprised by the food after reading plenty of good reviews before my visit. We got the cherry chocolate croissant, red velvet croissant, and orange star anise shortbread cookie. The flavors were all very bland and the shortbread cookie had zero flavor - I felt like I got tricked, it just tasted like a regular shortbread cookie except it was $2+ per piece. My guess was because their pastries and cookies were seasonal so the taste is inconsistent. They also don't have fillings inside the croissants we got which was disappointing. The flavor only reflected whatever icing they had put on top of the pastry which was also not much. The staff told us they switch flavors every season and the stuff we got were the winter pastries. I would not come back nothing we got was tasty here. If you do decide to try, I recommend asking to heat up your pastries if you're dining in... the pastries were much better warm.

Best ham and cheese croissant I've had and I've been to Paris! The chai was better than Starbucks which is never the case usually!