Maison Kayser

Great little bakery

I love this bakery! Many pastry options.

Of all the French bakeries it is the one that has the most Parisian feel and even the pastries do not taste exactly like in France it is still pretty good!

Amazing...pastries sandwiches ...made to perfection

I had a cappuccino and a croissant and both were very good. The croissant was lighter than air. True French bakery items.

Tried chocolate torte & camomile tea with steamed soy milk. Average. Have no doubts breads should be great (tried sample) & some of other pastries as well. But! Was unpleasantly surprised & completely disappointed with the fact that you are not allowed to take a table in case you bought smth on the counter (pastries, breads, coffee/tea) which is supposed "to go" that literally means "if you got it & not gonna order at the table, just go away". But how it makes difference as I buy from the same place?? I didn't know that & planned to enjoy my torte & tea inside, but... This is not okay, guys. Something that I never understand.

I was expecting better pastry with the French brand.

Went for brunch. It was delicious, got scrambled eggs with peppers on a pesto toast.

Plenty of sunlight pours in from the generous windows (on sunny days at least), but grabbing a window seat is definitely the best. Food here is consistently tasty and service is incredibly fast.

Made me a $5.50 chai latte that came out of a box; wouldn't let me sit down unless I bought another thing. Would not have spent $5.50 on crappy boxed Oregon chai if I'd known was somehow not enough to grant access to exclusive velvet rope seating area 🙄

Excellent, superb customer service! Tremendous quality food. Coffee is great. Earlier in the day we stopped by Mcnulty's Tea & Coffee and had such a horrible lack of service; this place cheered us right up. Excellent atmosphere here, too.

MK was a bakery that I knew from Singapore. Running into one in this neighborhood was a welcome surprise. Pastries are great. Sourdough bread "ekmek" is one of the best of its kind.

I’m in love with this bakery. The pastries all look amazing. It was beautifully decorated for the holidays. The staff was friendly. I could have stayed for hours.

Good viennoiserie (croissants, almond croissants, chocolate almond croissants, brioches), the croissants have a nice flavor, light, and slightly crispy. The ham and cheese croissant we're good, as are the almond chocolate croissant if eaten in time and not left sitting around to get soggy. The baguette monge is the signature item at Maison Kayser and they do not disappoint. Eric Kayser uses the liquid sourdough starter "liquid levant" method of bread making to speed up the process of bread making, and keep everything highly consistent relative to the volume of stuff being made. There's also a cafe inside for a casual meal of classic french fare.

Great service. Good for family/babies. Staff was super helpful and caring to needs of family dine/in. GREAT french baguettes and croissants. Good coffee and breakfast. HIGHLY recommended instead of any other corner shops.