La Boulangerie de San Francisco

We somehow managed to spend $60 on pastries at La Boulangerie, which we discovered through TikTok. Many poster seemed to be impressed with their pastries, so we decided to give it a try. We felt a bit regretful walking in because there were just too many options to choose from. For breakfast, we started with a ham and Swiss croissant and a pesto turkey sandwich. Although we were a bit wary since most of the sandwiches and coffee were pre-made and self-served from the cooler area, the staff assured us everything was freshly made and they would heat it up for us. We also tried a cheese danish, banana bread, Vietnamese coffee, and coconut cold brew. The pastries were incredibly savory and soft, and I immediately regretted not ordering more once I had a taste. While the food was delightful, the coffee didn't impress me as much. However, the pastries alone make it worth a visit. It's also a great spot for remote work, but be sure to arrive early as seating is limited.

I only ordered on thing here but it was superb!We came in on a Saturday morning. It wasn't too too busy but definitely a good amount of folks in there. Most of the tables were full. We waited in a short line.I was intrigued by the almond croissant latte so that's what I ordered. I wasn't sure what to expect but it was so good! It was creamy and not super sweet. The almond flavor really came through and it really captured the essence of an almond croissant. I'm still thinking about it a week later!

I often hear La Boulangerie slander and this is was my first time going to one of their locations after constantly avoiding them around the city.I know I only got ONE (1) pistachio raspberry croissant but it was soft & yummy with very strong pistachio flavors and not too much jammy raspberry filling. I also tried their Parisian flan sample and it was also DELICIOUS. Generally I was very surprised with their pastry offerings like they seemed creative and fancy and up my alley.The Viet cold brew I got did feel extremely pricey for what it was. I'm not sure if I would come here for other coffee drinks.I was also surprised with how spacious the location was with lots of indoor and outdoor seating. The location does get pretty packed during lunch and lots of people seem to get full on meals when they come here. Luckily the Noe Valley Town Square is nearby to sit and enjoy a to-go snack.I think I would definitely come back to try more pastries or cowork!

Came here for a quick warm drink after lunch and the cute pink vibes caught my eye! I liked the atmosphere and open space when you walk inside. We got a table and there was plenty of seating for a Saturday afternoon. I got a caramel latte and it was decently flavored but I wish it were a bit sweeter so I added sugar to it. We also ordered a cafe latte which was alright too, a bit on the milder side. Staff were very friendly and quickly fixed things since there was a mixup with our drinks.

Another weekend exploring Noe Valley and I am delighted to finally try La Boulangerie on 24th Street. Such a cute Frenchish (that's a word) patisserie with brunch options on the weekend. We will be back for the brunch and the friendly service. Cheers

Their pastries are decent and there is a good variety to choose from. I haven't had their lattes since I was in Noe Valley and was looking for a nearby bakery. It will be worth it if you're not on a budget since prices are quite steep. Their Granola cookie was really good, but the croissants were a bit stale. I don't expect them to be Ariscault quality, but definitely better than the ones you get from Peets and Starbucks. I think toasting them tastes like they just came out of the oven. Overall, this spot is charming and spacious, which makes it a nice place to study. I'd say this is a solid cafe to check out!

French inspired bakery serving coffees, pastries, and a weekend brunch menu that is constantly buzzing with locals. The place is great to bring your laptop and sit for a while, there's plenty of wooden seats and space with a quiet-normal vibe.The pumpkin spice latte is delicious, even with almond milk but the spinach feta empanada is absolutely bland and dry and not worth the $8.

Food - excellent sandwiches and delicious almond croissant. The breakfast croissant of. Cheese and egg was outstanding.Service - prompt and very helpful

I purchased the avocado toast which comes with a choice of a small salad or house potatoes for $15 but only got the avocado toast with brown avocados. When I asked them about my potatoes, they said it was $5 extra and I pointed to their posted menu that clearly says it's included. They then proceeded to tell me I was charged only for the toast which was the same damn price that's listed, that includes potatoes or a salad. I will not be coming back and I already told my friends not to come.

The best thing about this place is their baked and sweet stuff. The savory things not so much because most of the sandwiches are in harder baguettes and a bit sloppy--tuna Nicoise. If you like baguette sandos this would be your thing. We got an almond croissant which was decent. The interior is cozy and clean with WiFi. Customer service friendly and welcoming. Their pricing I thought not great--over $15 for a packaged salad and it's not like we're talking extraordinary I ingredients. Parking is tough in the neighborhood but if you're here and want a quick bite to share with a coffee drink, it will be serviceable.