Boulangerie La Farandole

The food is usually excellent. The decor and atmosphere can be above average if the floors and the stairs are maintained.nOne of the ladies serving at the main counter Is efficient But can sometimes be cold.nAlso, they are supposed to serve food till 2 pm. We arrive at 1.55 in one of our visits and they wouldn’t serve us which is unprofessional NB: I noticed recently that they served a customer who just arrived before 2 pm, So I am in improving the rating

A very cousy and friendly space, the cakes are superb, the bowls are big!

Loved this quaint cafe in St. Adele. Its very country funky, with a very welcoming entrance. The staff are very friendly and efficient! It was bustling with people the day we went for a brunch, because the town was also having a fair and beer festival for the public.nGood selection in their menu, we were promptly served, since it is a boulangerie we were told to help ourselves to the bread to make some toast while we waited for our brunch. The OJ is freshly squeezed, and the servings were huge!nThe patisserie was also a delight to see, lots of pastry variety. We tried a custard creme cake, super delish!nHighly recommend going to this place if you are in St. Adele area. I will love to go again!

They put some type of cumin spice on their potatoes and they were dry and horrible. Breakfast was really small and bread was hard, beans were a little dry too. Super cheap. Not worth the 15$ for this breakfast.

Love this place. Their croissant are delicious. Moithwater pastries. You can also have breakfast. Compared to other breakfast place it's lean and light. Staff is welcoming and warm. The bakery is well known in the area especially weekends. Expect a waiting line on sundays. My only issue is service can be kind of slow. But I still give a 5-star for all the reasons above. It's one of the perks of Ste Adele. So go grab a danish or pastry or chocolate their delicious