Nice little place and I mean little. The seats are very comfortable but there are only 10 of them. We weren't sure what to expect from this charmingly tiny place but the food is amazing. We had the bacon lovers omelette that had tomatoes and a creamy béchamel on top of the eggs. The bread was toasted perfectly with a crunchy layer that you bit through to get to the soft center. The hash browns may look like McDonald's but definitely 10x the goodness. Why then the 4 stars? Their coffee machine wasn't working and they could only offer cold coffee. We almost left to seek out a new place. No coffee would be a deal breaker but the baked goods looked too good to leave behind. We got a couple of cafe con leches from the cafeteria next door and had them with our breakfast. The pain chocolat was tasty but you had to hunt for the chocolat. With this there are definite reasons to go back and check out their coffee.

Breakfast in a Friday morning. Here is what we liked: * Pretty much everything, from the moment you step inside and smell the coffee aromas mixed with all the baking breads and pastries. * An interesting menu with items you don't find at your local Dennys. We both tried dishes we wouldn't normally have and were not disappointed. * The Shakahuka was simply flavorful and delicious. A smoky red sauce with onions peppers and eggs, with the perfect side serving of a bread that was soft and delicious. * The Croque Madame had a crunchy exterior baguette with soft bread on the inside. Could just eat that by itself but no, it gets better, ham, eggs cheese and a Béchamel sauce to bring it all together. Wasn't sure if I was supposed to eat it with a fork or fold it together like a sandwich. Did both, tasted the same rather way and was so good. * The house coffee is a Kimbo brand? Was just a really good coffee. * A chocolate and almond croissant that was layers of buttery pastry with a hidden gem of gooey chocolate in the middle. * And probably my favorite part was the complimentary OJ that comes with your meal- pretty sure the best I've ever had. The flavor, so good. * enjoyed the atmosphere, and the whole experience. What could of been better: * I don't say this to set the service was bad, it was attentive and good. Our waitress just seemed really timid and spoke so soft it was hard to hear her. Maybe she was new and figuring it out. Wouldn't stop us from going back, plan on visiting one more time during our trip Overall a fabulous breakfast

Went this morning with my mom and we were highly impressed by the quality of the food and even their coffee. Recommended! Mom had the Croissant with prosciutto and blue cheese and I had Benedictine eggs. Both were fantastic flavors. We also got a Nutella and a dulce de leche croissants The lady serving was very friendly and efficient. The ambiance is chill, small space but cozy.

Wow! I had no idea this place existed. I found it while looking for places to eat near FIU while visiting my nieces. What a cute little place, and I mean little because it is very small and only has 6 tables in a very tight spot; Tiny but mighty! Mighty in that the portions are very generous. I had the Avocado toast with over easy eggs, my niece had a salmon egg croissant as well as freshly squeezed orange juice. We also ordered croissants to go for the family, ham and cheese croissant, strawberry one filled with whipped cream and fresh strawberries, and a pistachio one as well. Everything was delicious, made really well and very flavorful. The cafe itself is adorably decorated and gives the impression you are in a little cafe in Paris even though the plaza where it is located does not give you that impression. So don't think you will be sitting outside like in Paris watching passersby, but it is definitely worth a try for the food. You can order takeout or eat in if they have empty tables.

Great food, great atmosphere, great service!! Our server Anna was spectacular. Food: Croque Madam...awesome! Croissants delicious

What a cute little spot. If you blink you might just miss it. Parking is a bit complicated as there isn't much and it's in a busy street, but it's worth the trouble. Stop here for a late breakfast with my parents. My mom had a ham and cheese omelette, which she really liked, if you're a cheese lover, it's covered it in it. I had some fried eggs with hash browns and toast. We definitely had to order the croissants to go cause we could not eat another bite. OMG they were delicious. We tried the almond croissant, the guava and cheese, and a plain. They are huge in size and so flaky and buttery. I would definitely come back!!

Small place. Huge croissants. I was very tempted to try one of their massive croissants, but ended up going with their crepes. I had the Nutella Crepe with bananas and strawberries. It was a bit thick with more layers than the typical crepe, but still tasted good.

Found this cute little place near FIU for breakfast. Service was prompt and friendly. My husband and I shared and egg sandwich which was delicious and very generous. Though the prices seem high, the sandwiches are on a whole 22' baguette and loaded with fillings. They easily feed 2-3 people. We then finished everything off with a crispy, airy croissant as big as my face. The only critique is the coffee. It was just ok.

L'Boulanger's croissants are a heavenly delight for breakfast aficionados. The buttery layers are perfectly flaky, offering a satisfying crunch with every bite. Each crescent-shaped pastry boasts a rich, indulgent flavor that pairs wonderfully with a steaming cup of coffee. **Note: preference wise - I would like a bit more filling inside the croissants.** Whether enjoyed plain or filled with chocolate, almond, or ham and cheese, these croissants are a delightful morning treat that never disappoints. A true testament to the artistry of French baking, L'Boulanger's croissants are simply irresistible. It's a little hole in the wall, don't drive too fast or you'll miss it!