Maison Kayser

5 Alberto Fragoso Duarte - 2 months ago

I loved this place instead of the one in 222 plaza. Great service, food and delicious ????

5 Anthony J Kazemzadeh - a year ago

You won't find an amazing bakery like this!!! My friends and I are health freaks 90% of the time. But when I bring sweets from this place, all rules are out the window! Make it a point to stop by. You will not regret it!!

3 Yesenia Bannister - 2 years ago

The pastries were good but the dishes weren't anything amazing. The chilaquiles were way to saucy which made them very soggy and they had no flavor or spice to them. They look great in the photo but they weren't that great.

4 jared wood - 3 years ago

Well executed simple French breakfast u0026 lunch foods in sleek modern setting. Good for carryout or you can sit down and a waiter will serve you. A bit pricey for the area, but delicious!

3 Elora Vink - 3 months ago

The bakery sweets and coffee are quite good and worth a visit. Don't bother ordering an entree though, there is much better and cheaper food elsewhere.

1 Itzel Soberanes - 2 months ago

Nothing special! It used to be amazing, but I find it tasteless and super expensive. The only thing worth it here are coffee and pastries.
I eat here every time there is no other choice!

3 C C - 4 years ago

Fabulous baked goods and coffee...just like the Eric Kayser in Paris. 5 stars for the bakery and would definitely come back just for that.

However, we also came in for dinner and the non-baked foods (escargot and BLT) were not that impressive and pricey outside of the dessert/bakery selection. Service was attentive and friendly. We really wanted to love this place.