Bakery Lorraine Boerne

We came here because we got some gift cards included in our hotel stay for $30 off breakfast. This is a small bakery that sits two blocks off Main Street in a residential neighborhood. They now open at 7:30 in the morning if you need something for your morning commute. For such a small place it has plenty of parking along with lots of indoor and outdoor seating. They also recently applied a for TABC license to sell alcohol which will take affect at some point in the future. You'll find plenty of seating in an unairconditioning space next-door (used to be an old gas station). Their breakfast sandwich is one of their best sellers and it comes with a crusty croissant and roasted potatoes. Hashbrowns would've been a better choice since the potatoes seemed like they were cooked the day before and were dried out. My wife's avocado toast needed more avocado and less toast, otherwise it was decent. Their pastry and dessert case holds some real eclectic gems that are definitely worth checking out such as a grapefruit Tiramisu. Service was quick and everything came out hot and ready. You will face the tip screen when you check out, but the tip amounts are surprisingly minimal when the bill is under $10. Definitely worth revisiting. 10 photos included for more insight.

This was our third or fourth time visiting this establishment and our opinion remains the same: awesome location, great ambiance that is conducive to spending your time there working and having a light breakfast or coffee, or catching up with friends, but the service and food is mediocre.Consistently we have found the waitstaff working the register slightly rude. The menu lacks detail so your left asking the person taking your order a bunch of questions and they always seem bothered by this, and the food we've had isn't bad but it isn't anything amazing either.Bottom line, if your looking for a place to sit and have a coffee or a macaron while knocking out some work surrounded by other people working on their MacBooks or in teams meetings and don't mind trading rude staff and mediocre food for a nice atmosphere, this is your place.

Food - 5 StarsAmbiance - 5 StarsBest spot for breakfast and lunch in Boerne. Cons: Service is lackluster, and prices are high.Current favorites are the quiche lorraine, and cinnamon roll.

I've been to the other branches but this one was the best. When the weather is nice, like today, sit outside, have a cup of coffee and enjoy the sun. It was spectacular with the breeze. We had a chicken salad croissant, delicious! I was hesitant but it tasted great and portion is good. It does come with pickle or roasted potatoes, meh didn't care for the sides. Soup was delicious. Drinks were great. We'll be back soon enough when the weather stays this nice!

Gorgeous space! Lots of indoor seating and natural light! Great study spot...free easy to connect wifi

The best desserts and macarons!! We love their loaded pastries and sandwiches. They offered free coffee after the election and we also got their drink of the day which was a special latte type drink. Great building and scenery to take family and friends

The breakfast potatoes were not good... I don't know whether it was a one-time thing, but yikes. The pastries were pretty good. The quiche was yummy. The croissant breakfast sandwhich was good.

This location is very chic. Pretty, in fact. The service was good. The potatoes were old and hard. Super cold. The prices are outrageous for what you get. I love the desserts from here. Will never come here for the food again. I get it. It's supposed to be upscale, unique, etc. but the quality is just not reflective of the price.

The coffee did not taste fresh, mediocre and a bit bitter. Very small portions with hefty prices.I got the lunch special which is 1/2 a sandwich and 1/2 a soup or salad. The soup I only had the choice of tomato which was pretty yummy. I chose the grilled cheese, adding pecan pesto to it, and as someone whom admires pesto, this one fell short. My meal wasn't too memorable.I also had an almond croissant for dessert and if I would have known it had a, maple-like flavor with a gooey apple butter texture, I would have most likely not have ordered it. I wanted something a bit sweet but more of the airiness and flakiness of a croissant. I have had also their breakfast and I think I will stick to that next time I come.

Fun, creative menu with beautiful presentation. The space was a clever usage of an old gas station in a quaint residential neighborhood, which created a really unique atmosphere. Service was personable and welcoming. I had the baked oatmeal and my husband had a breakfast sandwich. Both were delicious and filling. The house blend coffee was rich and wonderful. One of their giant cups hit the spot! All breads and pastries are made in-house. This will be our go-to stop in the area.