Gateaux Bakery & Cafe
“They only carry one flavor but it's the best tasted frozen yogurt i've ever had so far!”
“My mouth is salivating just thinking about it.They sold cakes, bubble tea and other Korean desserts.”
“Another thing I love about this place is the big dining area that is softly lit and a great place to sit, chat with friends and hang out here to do some school work.”
Gateaux Bakery & Cafe
Take-out: Yes
Accepts Credit Cards: Yes
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
Good for Kids: Yes
Good for Groups: Yes
Has TV: Yes
Price range.
$ Price range Under $10
6 reviews
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It's a nice size bakery in the area where there are very few cafe/restaurant choices. I was really happy to find this place. So we went in for the first time yesterday.
I'm a huge matcha fan, so I got their matcha macaron and cream puffs (small eclairs). The macaron tasted terrible, no matcha taste at all. But the cream puffs were amazing!! 10-12 small cream puffs in a container were $5. Great price! My sister ordered green tea latte. She hated it. Took a sip and couldn't drink more.
If this place was in NYC, I would give it one star, but just because this bakery offers a nice place to hang out in cold winter days in an area where you'll see more deers in the streets than humans, I'm giving it more stars.
Came here on a hot day with my gf. Thank God she is Korean. She ordered the Pat pi soo. Red bean shaved ice with fruit. It's very light and refreshing. They use frozen yogurt. I think other places use condensed milk which I love on toast. Maybe not with my shaved ice.
I want to try their baked goods but there is next time.
Three stars.
Very spacious cafe with tons of different pastries and drinks. I love their green tea roll cake with red bean creme filling. Their cookies are good too but a bit overpriced.
All of their bubble teas are blended with ice. Their bubbles are hit or miss. Sometimes they have fresh bubbles, sometimes they have stale bubbles that are just too diluted from a long period of sitting.
Awesome place to come to read, sit and talk, or work. It can be a little loud with kids running around as this place seems to be a popular destination for moms.
I didn't see any power outlets so come prepared with your gears all charged up.
I'm not sure if they bake any of their pastries and cakes at this location. It seems like they have all the equipments and baking machines, but most of their cakes are brought out frozen.
Tons of parking spaces surrounding the mall. I never had a hard time looking for a space.
$10 minimum for credit cards.
The interior of this bakery is…well….okay, but they do have a large variety of snacks, desserts, etc, but even larger seating area. You'd probably feel out of place if you weren't a middle to older aged Korean housewife who wanted to know what's what or who's who in this small town.
Order the Green Tea Latte. By far my favorite thing here, though it is very sweet (if you like your latte bland, try something else lol). The pastries here are okay, though not quite my favorite. They can be stale and bland if you don't get a good batch. The best part of this place is that it is huge and has lots of sitting rooms. It's a great place to come for a cup of coffee if you're in a giant group (I've seen groups of like, 20 people here). There are two very good Korean restaurants that are a 10 second walk in either direction of the cafe, so I like to come by for a cup after lunch or dinner.
I love this bakery! Though I have not been here I have tried a few of their amazing baked goods.
My coworker always brings me the most amazing little treats from here and I am so thankful for that.
My favorite cookie of all time are these sunflower looking cookies with a nut and jelly filling. The cookie is crisp and addictive. I have also tried some of their french macaroons they have to offer and they are really great as well.
I can't wait to come here and get the full experience myself!