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L'Etoile Patisserie
Des pâtisseries à la française avec des croissants feuilletés à plusieurs couches et des délices hebdomadaires à Huntsville.
4.2(5 avis)
Boulangerie
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Des pâtisseries à la française avec des croissants feuilletés à plusieurs couches et des délices hebdomadaires à Huntsville.
À Huntsville, L'Etoile Patisserie est une boulangerie de style français reconnue pour ses pâtisseries légères et feuilletées et pour une rotation hebdomadaire de délices. Les clients louent les croissants à nombreuses couches et leurs saveurs riches, qu'ils apprécient souvent avec un café. Certaines visites signalent l'affluence et des places assises limitées, mais l'ambiance chaleureuse, le personnel sympathique et la qualité des pâtisseries incitent les habitants à revenir pour leurs favoris et pour de nouvelles gourmandises.
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Croissants, gâteaux et tartes fraîchement préparés, élaborés selon des techniques traditionnelles et avec des ingrédients de première qualité.
Des lattés riches, des expressos et d'autres boissons pour accompagner parfaitement nos pâtisseries, disponibles avec du lait d'avoine et d'autres options.
Emballage pratique pour déguster nos pâtisseries à domicile ou en faire des cadeaux, avec une sélection hebdomadaire de spécialités.
Ambiance chaleureuse à l’intérieur avec des places assises confortables et une petite terrasse extérieure pour se détendre avec vos pâtisseries et un bon livre.
Des créations uniques comme des douceurs à la marmelade d'amande et d'orange et des gâteaux chocolat-cerise, régulièrement renouvelées pour varier l'offre.
Arrived on a Saturday morning around nine, and the place was packed, yet the experience was more than worth it. The aroma greeted me the moment I stepped in, making me excited to explore all their creations. Many guests were relaxing inside and on the small outdoor patio. I picked up a mix of pastries to take home—no way I can pronounce half their names—yet each one was light, fresh, and incredibly tasty. My top choice was a chocolate-cherry mini cake, followed closely y an almond treat filled with orange marmalade. This feels like a true French-style pastry haven, offering new delights every week. I enjoyed mine with an oat-milk latte that carried a strong, rich taste. Fresh trays kept coming out all morning, making it a perfect spot to unwind with a novel or spend a calm morning with friends. I’ll certainly return for more heavenly treats.
We visited this place last week after our trip to Paris. Anyone who has visited or lived abroad for a little while, know how harsh the western diet is when you come back to the states, so we decided to give this place a try until our GI system was acclimated to foods here and to also hold on to our what was left of our vacation! We came in on two separate occasions, just a few days apart and it was relatively the same atmosphere except for the 2nd visit. It was so loud inside this place I had to shout my order to the lady behind the counter! No biggie, but goodness that was a bit of a mess! The croissants were good, a little on the pricey side, but good, nonetheless. However, the Pain Au Chocolat was good until we found dog hair on one of them (both visits), so this was a little off-putting. We thought it was a fluke the first time we found a dog hair, but the second time…that was it for us! And for the record, we found the hairs after we got home and opened the box/bag to put them in a container. Either way, for the price we paid for the pastries, the extreme volume, and dog hair, I don’t think we’ll be visiting this location for a while.
Been here a handful of times since they opened. Way too crowded on Saturday. I ordered a plain and chocolate croissant. Today it had the texture as if it had been sitting around for a day or so and had become stale. My daughter had brought home a chocolate croissant a few weeks back (on a week day) and it was buttery, flakey, and delicious so I’m sure they know what they are doing, I just get the impression they get slammed on Saturday and bake off bunches leading up to Saturday. Not sure I’ll be going back, not enough seating, too loud, and inconsistent and expensive.
Could have been five star for the pastries alone. probably some of the best I’ve had. Super fresh, flaky, and full of flavor. The place itself is cozy and has a nice vibe. Coffee a bit over-extracted though. Staff could definitely be friendlier. Not rude, just kind of cold 😅 Still, the food makes up for it, and I’d totally go back for the pastries alone.
These are some of the best croissants I’ve ever had. Their pastry dough is so flaky, you will notice hundreds of layers in every bite. There’s a large variety of menu options; it’s hard to try it all in one visit so I will definitely be coming back for more. The owners and chefs are all super nice and have great recommendations. I highly recommend trying whatever they tell you their favorite menu item is; you won’t regret it.
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