Trompeau Bakery

This is a cute secondary location to the original Trompeau Bakery in Englewood. Although many folks are saying this is more of a coffee shop than a bakery, I think that misconception is due to the fact that they don't have a huge display case of pastries. Nevertheless, the baked goods here are delicious and reasonably priced. I had an almond croissant that I really enjoyed- it wasn't the flakiest croissant I've ever had, but the almond filling had the perfect amount of sweetness and there was no yucky almond-extract flavor. Note that they have a great breakfast special: $6 for a large drip coffee and pastry of your choice! Don't be dissuaded by the 16th street mall construction out front.

This is more a coffee shop with baked goods available, but that didn't hurt my feelings I was just looking for somewhere to hang while I waited for a friend and the museum across the street to open. Everyone running the counter was really friendly and sweet. They were super understanding of all my questions regarding caffeine, and best of all THEY HAVE DECAF CHAI Most places make their chai with a pre-made syrup, but they make theirs from scratch so it's available decaf. It wasn't quite as sweet as what I normally go for, but I loved how it was spiced. A little peppery and heavy on the cardamom. I think next time I might ask them to add a shot of vanilla, but it was tasty. The interior is cute, like upscale French shop. Some tables and counter space so lots of different options for sitting.

Stopped here on my way through downtown Denver when I was craving a croissant. It's on the corner of 16th street mall so definitely have to park a few blocks away and walk. I got a ham and swiss croissant. It was pretty average - honestly, it was a bit greasy and not as airy as other croissants I've had. I do think it was a bit overpriced for what it was. However I do like the atmosphere and think it would be a better place for coffee than for breakfast.

With a meeting downtown, this bakery is just steps away from where I needed to be. Super convenient and worthy of the Baker's Appreciation Fee (5%) that is automatically charged on your credit card purchase.While it is not on their menu board, matcha lattes are indeed available here. I certainly appreciate the non dairy milk alternatives available for a small fee. The barista did his best with pouring latte art on my matcha canvas and serving it up with a smile :)Now for the croissant! So many choices and they are all large flakey buttery goodness! I savored every bite of the Almond croissant. It was hot and fresh out of the oven, like a big warm hug. The seating area is clean. The service is super friendly. Don't forget to sign up for their loyalty program. After two visits, I've already earned a FREE butter croissant!!See you there tomorrow :)

What a quaint bakery and you can enter from the mask or the Courtyard!The croissants are massive - really!I chose the quiche Loraine to go as I had meetings to get to.It was warmed up ( nice touch!) and ready quickly.The crust was buttery and the quiche flavorful... what am I going to try tomorrow for breakfast!?

Newly opened bakery, I couldn't wait to try. Its on 16th Street Mall and Curtis Street where Starbucks use to be. The inside looks just like the Starbucks except with the bakery trademark. I would say this place is less of a French bakery (how its advertised as) and more of a regular coffee shop with a small selection of baked goods. I had a latte, Reuben croissant and their chocolate vanilla cake. I wasn't super impressed. The latte was pretty typical and good. The Reuben croissant left a lot to be desired. It wasn't worth the price point. It was super cheese but the Reuben meat (corn beef?) was grey and tasteless. There was minimal amounts of it and even less sauerkraut. The chocolate vanilla cake was good if not a little too sweet.All in all it was an okay place. But misleading as a bakery. I doubt I will make a special trip to go there in the future.

This is the smaller of the two Trompeau Bakery locations. They offer hot & cold beverages, freshly made sandwiches, juices and a limited selection of sweet and savory croissants. They also have cookies, tea cakes, apples and premade salads. There are several tables and counter seating looking out towards Curtis St. No patio. Only 2 staff persons, one making beverages and the other preparing food. That caused the waiting line to move slowly. I saw several groups of people leave the line. I got a chocolate croissant which was warmed up in a convection oven and a hot chai latte with Oat Milk. They still have their rewards program thru FiveStars. They use compostable packaging for takeout.

Awesome pull apart pastry with everything seasoning is insanely good! Service is solid and coffee is good! Bit spends but definitely worth it

Offers Kaladi coffee and awesome baked goods. The service was pleasant and they are right on the edge of the most recently completed block of 16th.

Cute coffee shop, variety of bakery items, conveniently located if you're staying at the Marriott... The guy working at the cash register seemed annoyed to be taking my order and was not the usual friendly coffee vibe in the morning. The coffee I got tasted like dirt/mold!! Didn't even drink it. The quiche was okay, just bland, the croissant had good flavor but seemed undercooked. Very doughy inside not flakey. I wouldn't go back.