Pain Du Jour - Gluten Free offers an inviting variety of options, with irresistible pastries that catch the eye. Despite some mixed experiences, the salads are highly praised for their freshness and flavor. The friendly staff adds to making the visit a pleasant experience.
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4
Great place for celiac people. Maybe not so much for normal people but it's great that they have this place. Great selection of pastries as well
3
Come in and wanted to try everything, all looked good… I choose what’s on the picture and I left sooo disappointed ☹️ and sad. So sorry was hoping to come over for a breakfast daily for the next 8 days.. but this will not be the case / such a pitty / I think the amount of different offfered food was great / eventually just think about having them frozen and finished once people order them? I understand you don’t want to trash products not sold, but like this you will force people to not come Over again… wish you still much success
5
Another Pain Du Jour that I loved in BA! Staff sweet as always. I had a French salad and was super tasty, with a small pan de queso. I took away an alfajor with coconut dough and dulce de leche filling, and a square soft cookie with yellow sweet potato and it was amazing! They didn’t have steak sandwich that was advertised outside, as they said they ran out of meat but their salads are top notch anyway (had a salmon salad at theirs at a different location).
3
I stopped here for a bite to eat and wasn’t totally impressed. I got $18USD Ciabatta ham and cheese sandwich with tomato and arugula. And it looked amazing but the ciabatta bun was cold as ice. I was shocked, I thought everyone knew GF was inedible when ice cold, let alone a bakery. Anyway I sent it back and asked if they’d toast the bread and they complied. I also got a Chipa and it was essentially a toasted ball of dough. Clearly their specialty is desserts because they look fantastic.
4
The place looks clean. Service is good but the atmosphere feels cold, like at a hospital. It lacks decorations to make it warmer and cute. Everything is gluten free, but in my opinion, the taste is very average. The empanadas that I ordered were probably warmed up in a microwave and the crust felt like half uncooked so I only ate one. I recommend buying them to take away. This way you can warm them up at home properly in an oven or on a pan with a little bit of olive oil. Only then they taste better!
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