Le Pain Quotidien

"Could you update your service hours on your street sign and internet? We went today Sunday 3:30 pm, we saw your personal inside but the door was closed. If we would know we had have gone to the one in Greenwich, they are always open."

"I’m never one to leave poor reviews, but I’ve been coming here for years and the quality of food and service has gone down so much it’s extremely upsetting. Came in a week ago and it took 20 minutes for us to get waited on, food had been sitting out for so long before we got it, so we had to eat cold food, and aside from that, I’m a regular on ubereats for breakfast and my order has been consistently messed up every time, and the last time was today. The entire order was wrong. It’s beginning to seem intentional because there’s no way you can make major mistakes like that SO FREQUENTLY. So disappointed. So upset. Have so many friends that would agree. What’s going on here!"

"We visited the Philip Johnson Glass House and stopped at Le Pain Quotidien after our tour for lunch. The food was great and the staff was pleasant and helpful. We loved the mini pancakes!"

"Very yummy meal! Everything tasted delicious and very fresh. Decent prices, even though portions are not huge they are very filling. Loved the lemonade. Quick service. Good vegan/vegetarian options. I’ll even tell you a secret—we ate right before closing and the person working the bakery was so kind as to give everyone I was dining with a free pastry! Would certainly eat here again."

"The place is okay. For the kind of food, its definetly not worth the price. The food is kinda bland. We were extremely hungry when we went there and were disappointed with the food. The crispy quinoa cake was not bad though but definetly needed more flavour. Definetly regretted ordering the avocado tomato omelette, it was extremely bland. The carrot cake was okay. The ambience is decent and staff are friendly and courteous but definitely not worth the price even if it's a 'high end neighborhood'."