E Patisserie & Cafe - Garden Grove, California

Abd-Elrahmen Atti

Bonne saveur française avec les pâtisseries cuisiner par un chef français ?

Kevin Vu

les pâtisseries sont très bon, aussi avec du café. ?

Jay Hsiao

Delicious food, friendly staff, and spacious seating. A comfortable and enjoyable dining experience!

Roger W.

Baguette sandwiches that taste like Paris… Delicious and simple. I get the Jambon, ham and butter and I add lettuce and tomatoes. It’s perfection.

Great pastries and delicious drinks, the yogurt iced blended with black sticky rice yum. Great coffee and breakfast.

Paola Lara

Great place! I had the egg Benedict and Vietnamese coffee, it was really good and also the staff member (Ruby) gave me an avocado to take home with me because I took my food to go. So sweet! She was very helpful when we ordered our drinks, letting us know she could make them sweeter if we wanted. She even gave us samples of the cream puffs, which were really good. The place was calm and quiet which I enjoyed. Loved that there were different food items like sandwiches and pastries that we could choose from. I think I found my new favorite spot 🙂

Jung Lee

This patisserie is next to Phin Smith coffee house. There are many little things in this shop that are unique and also very tasty. I just ordered French Dip and it is almost perfect sandwich. Baguette is very crispy on the outside and soft inside. Dip can be a bit thicker soup but it was quite amazing. They also have pastries and macarons.

G Nguyen

Great baked goods and pastries and the price is ? too. It's next to a bunch of cafe shops so I'm surprised it's not more popular. We try 2 macarons and 1 croissant and it's about $7. The macarons are slightly chewy but the flavor is average. The croissant has good crunchiness and the right of buttery taste. We will definitely come back to try other things.

Michelle Chang

I visited this place on a Saturday afternoon because my mom, who is 81 years old and disabled, needed to use the restroom. There was a sign on the restroom that stated that it was only for customer use. I understand why merchants have such signs and only allow customers to use the restroom. If it was for me, I would’ve held it in or found a place that would allow me to use their restroom. However, my 81 year old mom uses a cane and walks with a limp. It is difficult for her to walk long distances. Also, at her age, it is difficult to hold it, i.e. incontinence.

A code was required to open the restroom door, so I asked the lady at the counter if my mom who is disabled could use the restroom. She said that the code was on the receipt. It was her way of telling me that I needed to make a purchase to use the restroom. I told her that it was urgent and that she could clearly see that my mom was disabled and elderly. It didn’t seem to matter to her, because she repeated that the code was on the receipt. I had no choice but to purchase something– a macaron. Once the transaction was complete, she told me the bathroom code. The code was not on the receipt! She just didn’t want to tell me it without a purchase.

So here’s my question: If this was her mom, would she have done the same thing? I don’t know if there are laws prohibiting such actions. Is it discrimination to the elderly and disabled or a lack of compassion? So that’s one star for service and atmosphere.

As for the macaron I had to buy so my mom could use the restroom? I gave one star for food. It’s comparable to the ones you buy at Costco in the deli section. Mind you this is a French bakery.