Overall, reviews for La Biscuitery show a mix of reactions: gingerbread is loved, and cookies like coconut rum, peanuts and chocolate salty cookies are praised, with some noting attractive presentation and questions about gluten free options for celiac diners; disappointment appears when some biscuits are dry and hard, possibly due to morning baking, raising hopes for tasting on site or an exchange; prices are described as very high, and while a few macarons offer unique flavors, the overall value is seen as comparable to or higher than similar items available elsewhere; a maple cookie mix up resulting in a brownie was mentioned, though warming it at home still produced something tasty.View restaurant profile
La Biscuitery shows a mix of impressions across reviews: the chocolate shakes are praised as awesome and the coffee options, especially an iced latte with caramel syrup, are well liked; there is a sense of pleasant surprise at fresh, delicate flavors and well crafted packaging, even after comparing to macarons enjoyed elsewhere in Europe. Service is described as quick and pleasant, and while items are not cheap they are considered worth the money with plans to return on future travel. The cookies are noted as unique and tasty with cute decorations and adorable packaging for both cookies and coffee, though the salted caramel cookie is described as sweet but not quite buttery enough. The filter coffee is reported as cold and lacking flavor. There is a sense that it would be wonderful if the taste of the desserts matched the care given to packaging and store design. Overall the impression ranges from pretty good to expensive for what is offered; decor is nice but some items feel basic and seem overpriced or similar to mass market options sold separately.View restaurant profile
