“ 12.13.24 I looked at previous reviews and photos and had this bakery on my list to try for some time. I specifically wanted to try their almond croissant. Unfortunately, coming at 3 PM one hour before they close was a mistake. I was disappointed that their inventory was very limited. I only had a few desserts to choose from. I decided to go with the tiramisu. It was very good. They have limited indoor and patio seating. They also have street parking and a parking garage across the street. If you park in the garage, there is a phone number to dial to have the gate open. The first two hours are free. I enjoyed my tiramisu, however, I wouldn't return given that it's not too accessible to where I work. I would be more inclined to return if they had an extensive menu and greater quantities in stock so that I could try a variety of desserts. ”

“ Wonderful cafe in Rockville. I love stopping by here in the mornings. I love the relaxed vibe of the place and how it's well lit. The workers there are always so polite and very quick to serve. I always order a cold brew and a doughnut, but if they run out of the doughnut you can't go wrong with any of their other baked goods or sandwiches. Definitely my favorite coffee shop/cafe. ”

“ Original little coffee spot with bespoke pastry offering. Quiet, Quaint, Hip, Friendly service. Worth a stop if you're passing through. ”

“ Just stopped into this cute little cafe to get some coffee. Small little shop with pastries and sandwiches. I didn't get any food items but they look really good! I'll have to come by another time to try. The pumpkin spice latte is really good! Very flavorful and perfectly sweetened. The service is really fast we didn't have to wait too long to get our order. There's street parking but there is metro parking nearby if you come on a weekend. ”

“ Small, quaint cafe behind Rockville Pike. They have maybe half a dozen tables inside and a few outside for patrons to sit. We paid for parking using the meters outside. We ordered a coffee cake ($4.50), chicken turnover ($6.75), bacon chive scone ($4.50), basque cheesecake ($6.75), cold brew ($4.50), and matcha latte ($4.75). The chicken turnover and basque cheesecake were standouts! The chicken turnover was warmed, well-filled, and flavorful, and the cheesecake wasn't too sweet and delicious. We thought the coffee cake and scone were dry and would probably choose something else. However, we would return to try their other pastries and seasonal drinks next time! ”

“ Cute, small bakery. Not too many coffee drink options, but my iced cafe latte was good. Also got the almond croissant and creme brûlée donut, which were both delicious as well. My order was ready right away, but my friend's sandwich did take a little bit longer because it needed some prep but I thought her wait was a bit long (and it wasn't busy). Not a lot of seating inside, but there are a few tables outside. Two parking garages nearby (free for the first two hours). ”

“ The hardest part of this place is the parking. Once you are okay with calling to get into the garage (which is 2 hours free), it isn't bad. Coming in, you have either outdoor or inside seating. A large area for walking and wandering and standing in line. It's a nice vibrant place and relaxing with trees blocking the harsh sun coming in. It's a good spot to meet up for some quiet time to chat with a friend. The coffee and tea isn't bad. I think this is a spot you would choose to get away from the overly busy spots. I am thinking of the overcrowded places like Pike and Rose that can really detract from the experience. I would come back. ”

“ I enjoyed every aspect of this little Parisian inspired bakery this am. From the cheerful and bright exterior yellow paint, to the quiet hum inside the store full of whimsical colors and piano sonatas playing over the speakers. The menu was really impressive too. I struggled to decide what I wanted. I was between the apple, brie, and bacon croissant....or something a bit sweeter. The second the lady behind the counter told me the Bretonne Galette was like a shortbread cookie, I was sold. Notable mentions include an earl grey and strawberry lite layered cake, pistachio creme puff, and many of their savory croissants and sandwiches. The drinks were also tough to decide on. I wanted something unique and boy did I find it! The Kumquat iced Earl grey tea was so deliciously tart and spiced. I could see the real pulp at the bottom of the cup, no fake flavors! For peanut butter lovers the PB latte sounded interesting too. This spot doesn't seem overly SUGARY but sweetened just right and with good quality ingredients. I also grabbed a Martinelllis glass apple juice. I'm a sucker for a good apple juice in the am. I liked the refrigerated options and seemingly curated and carefully selected items. Recycling can was a nice touch too for the glass and plastic :) would love to return! Many loyal customers hopped in for their regular items and clearly this is a treasured spot! ”

“ Mirabeau is such a hidden gem! I stopped in to grab a quick bite and the ambiance was exactly what I wanted in a cafe. It was super welcoming and they had a few seats if you wanted a place to get some work done. I had a match latte which was a 10/10 alongside the creme brulee donut and the ham and cheese croissant and both were also a 10/10. The donut stood out to me because it was overly sweet and I could tell they were freshly made. Check them out if you are in the area! ”