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2 / 2La French Taste is a bakery in North Edmonton, listed on WhereToYEG under Pastries & Croissants. It holds a 4.8-star rating from 312 Google reviews. Highlights: Dine-In, Takeout, Wheelchair Accessible. Closed Monday and Tuesday. Find it at 11401 95 St, Edmonton, AB T5G 1L3.
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Incredible pastries. You can taste the passion and artistry they put into their desserts. There’s something personal and authentic about this place that I really enjoyed. Honesty the best cinnamon bun of my life. So many delicious layers. Love is the most important ingredient, and this place has that. Merci🙏🏻
The best cinnamon croissant - brioche cinnamon bun-like- crunchy bits on outside. Had quiche - great and American o. Friendly & welcoming - nice interior with lots of light- outdoor patio too. Recommend
The pistachio cake we got for our son’s 18th bday was phenomenal!!!! I couldn’t stop eating it ! My spouse who is European said “ this is the best cake I’ve had in Canada since leaving Europe “ this is the best cake I’ve ever had ! This place is AMAZING ! 10/5 overall
First time visiting La French Taste! Love the inside. Tons of fresh pastries to choose from including a large variety of brioche savoury buns. The hibiscus ice tea was so good. Super friendly staff. Definitely will be back.
Fun little french cafe/bakery. Cute decor. Excellent service. Nice selection of Fenech pastries - I had the Cinnamon dessert croissant and it was midlnd blowing. My only complaint, and this might just be my weak mouth. But, I had a baguette sandwich (A real big sandwich for only $12), and the baguette was so crusty on the outside that it tore my mouth apart. Otherwise it was very tasty..
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Edmonton institution since 2009 and ranked top 3 on TripAdvisor. French-style macarons, brownie croissants, and European pastries that draw lineups every weekend. Worth the wait.
Edmonton's oldest continuously-operating bakery, since 1946. Cakes, buns, danishes, and old-school treats made the same way for three generations.
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