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Bidra med feedbackIf one were to go on and on how beautiful just the sandwiches are on the homemade bread, then we could be here for some time. This is what I humbly suggest. Coming from an individual that is a debutante of deliciousness. This place is an absolutely stopby and see for yourself destination. I'm a REAL FOOD junkie. You will not regret it.
Everything was fresh and Delicious! This is def a nice spot to explore new and old fashion desserts, I would have ordered more but Im def coming back???? Give it a try, you wont be disappointed! And the Service also was excellent!
Got a almond croissant, a Croque monsieur and an Italian cold cut. All were amazing. I was a little skeptical about getting an Italian sandwich at a French joint. . . the bread was a thing of beauty had some salami and prosciutto. They did balsamic vinegar and olive oil on the dressing. Very good.
La Brioche has an inviting environment. I ordered a latte and an opera cake. The latte was smooth and not too hot, unlike other coffee shops, and the opera cake was delicious and perfectly balanced. I will be back!
Addictive! Everything is delicious! I found the service excellent. To the people complaining about service not being “American” enough — you get the authentic cultural experience. Relax. Meet the staff half way. Not everyone has to be cheery all the time. As a European living in Virginia, I appreciate the culinary and cultural diversity that La Brioche offers. In terms of the prices, I think they are very reasonable for the labor that goes into making a croissant or anything else. Just go on YouTube and research how long it takes to develop a good handmade/homemade pastry. If you think it should be cheaper, try making it yourself and see how that goes :P or just go to Harris Teeter and buy flaky pastry and make a croissant yourself. I’m all for paying a higher price if it makes the business stay afloat and pays a good wage so that the staff can thrive.