La Patisserie

Extensive selection of baked goods, fast and warm service. Food was hot and delicious too.

As born and bread in France I can say without a doubt that you are NOT getting a bang for your buck trying their croissants and alike. They look, feel and taste like thawed frozen ones. I was told about this place so thought I'd give it a go. For $5 a croissant you're getting ripped off and pay for the location rather than for the quality of the food.Don't be fooled by their name, the French flag and the cute Eiffel Tower drawing at the entrance. You're not getting the true croissant experience there. Those who say you do have never had the real deal, that's it.If you don't trust what I'm saying, when in Subiaco look for Layer's Bakery to find out what a true French croissant is. FYI, all staff making the magic happen in the kitchen is French and know what they're doing over there...

Have been a couple times and tried the banana crepe, pumpkin crepe as well as the pumpkin bruschetta. Their crepes weren’t bad, the bruschetta was really nice and tasty. It can get pretty busy and is pretty small with mostly outdoor seating.

Stopped here for our daily coffee while staying in South Perth. Coffee was good, and the mushroom and bacon quiche really tasty. I especially loved the grumpy French women serving you, made me feel like I was back in Paris. Bon Appetite!

Enjoyed brunch with a friend at La Patisserie, where I had a flat white coffee and the smoked salmon crepe. The crepe was delicious and the coffee was at just the right temperature for me. I made a reservation anticipating that the venue would be busy on a Sunday morning and it was a good call, given I arrived to find a queue. This was our first time and we would gladly come back! Thanks, La Patisserie, for a pleasant experience :)

One of the best almond croissants I've had! The staff are always polite and you can tell they work hard even over the hotter days despite the heat. Thank you for a great coffee and croissant, i'll be back :)

Ordered a chai latte and a croissant.Chai latte was bubbly and warm not smooth and creamy. Save your money and go to McDonald's. Croissants taste 99% better at IGA. Definitely not a “French” place.

Ah, La Patisserie in South Perth, a little slice of France tucked away in the heart of Western Australia. Stepping into this charming café and patisserie feels like stepping into a Parisian dream. The tantalizing aroma of freshly baked pastries and the delicate artistry of the sweet treats on display transport you to the streets of Paris, where every bite is a moment of pure indulgence.From the moment you enter, you're greeted by the warm and inviting atmosphere. The air is filled with the melodic sound of French conversations, as patrons savor their coffees and pastries in true European fashion. The café is adorned with elegant décor, creating a cozy ambiance that invites you to sit back, relax, and enjoy a moment of pure bliss.The menu at La Patisserie is a culinary masterpiece, offering a delectable array of pastries, cakes, and desserts that will leave you spoilt for choice. Whether you're in the mood for a classic croissant, a delicate macaron, or a heavenly slice of gateau, each creation is crafted with precision and passion, reflecting the true artistry of French patisserie.But it's not just the exceptional pastries that make La Patisserie a gem. The skilled baristas behind the counter are masters of their craft, serving up expertly brewed coffees that perfectly complement the sweetness of the treats. A sip of their velvety cappuccino or a smooth espresso transports you to the bustling café culture of Paris, where coffee is savored and appreciated as an art form.The staff at La Patisserie are as delightful as the treats they serve. With their warm smiles and friendly demeanors, they make you feel like a cherished guest in their own little corner of France. Their knowledge and passion for their craft shine through in every interaction, as they guide you through the menu and help you choose the perfect pastry to satisfy your cravings.So, if you're longing for a taste of France without the need for a transatlantic flight, look no further than La Patisserie in South Perth. Whether it's a leisurely breakfast, an afternoon pick-me-up, or a sweet escape from the everyday, this charming café is your ticket to a culinary journey through the streets of Paris. Indulge in the finest pastries, sip on exquisite coffees, and let the flavors transport you to a world of pure gastronomic delight. Bon appétit!

Small busy local cafe that serves French crepe. Crepe is awesome. Staffs are not quite attentive and friendly though.