

Real French butter. Real Breton craft.
Our most loved creations
Kouign amann, galettes, and more
Fresh from our kitchen

Real French butter. Real Breton craft.
I drove here from Hastings on Hud, in deep fog and rain this morning, to try their Kouign Amann. My first taste of this delicious pastry was in 2 weeks ago in Pasadena, CA. I then had one at 4 different bakeries in LA and San Diego, none came close to the first one I enjoyed so much. The one I had from Petite Bretagne was absolutely outstanding!!! I will soon return to try more items but I definitely recommend the Kouign Amann; it was exquisite.
Wow, the blueberry kouign-amann round pastry with a side of caramel was outrageous. The soft texture of the pastry and custard is silky smooth. It is worth the trip to find parking. I wish I found my way here sooner.
What a quaint and warm place to have French pastries and crepes. The owners were very friendly and warm to everyone who came in. They had a new item that day and it was delicious! Cinnamon bread with light custard; not too sweet with just the right cinnamon taste. Cappuccino is very good, no burnt taste of the espresso at all. All in all I enjoyed my time here, will look forward to have one of their quiches as they all sound so good. 😊

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Frequently Asked Questions
What are you known for?
We are known for Almond Croissant, Hot Chocolate, Danish, Cappuccino, Pastries, Croissant, Kouign Amann, Sandwiches, Iced Tea, Chai Latte, Macchiato, Tea, Teas, Crepe, Americano, Espresso, Coffee, Chocolate Croissant, Crepes, Croque Madame, Cookies, Iced Coffee, Salads, Dessert, Gelato, Croque Monsieur, Macaron, Cortado, Latte, Macarons, and French Food
Where are you located?
We are located in Mamaroneck, NY at 152 Mamaroneck Ave
What areas do you serve?
We serve the following areas: Mamaroneck, New Rochelle, Murdock Woods, Larchmont, Rosedale, Scarsdale, Eastchester, Rye, White Plains, Mount Vernon, Port Chester, Tuckahoe, Harrison, Purdys Grove, Bronxville, Elmsmere, Pelham, Pelham Manor, Greenville, and Byram.













