Atelier Marjorie propose une collection exquise de pâtisseries artisanales et de créations sucrées délicates, établissant une référence en matière de savoir-faire de patisserie. Les clients peuvent savourer une sélection variée de desserts méticuleusement préparés, chacun témoignant d'un savoir-faire culinaire raffiné et d'ingrédients de première qualité. L'établissement est réputé pour son approche sophistiquée des douceurs classiques et contemporaines, offrant une expérience gustative des plus agréables pour les palais avertis. Les visiteurs découvriront un assortiment soigneusement sélectionné de thés, conçus pour s'harmoniser avec les riches saveurs des pâtisseries. Cette adresse est incontournable pour quiconque recherche qualité exceptionnelle et art dans ses indulgences sucrées et ses accords avec le thé.
Atelier Marjorie est reconnu pour son esthétique soignée et ses pâtisseries délicieuses qui dépassent souvent les attentes. Beaucoup de clients apprécient les ateliers de décoration de gâteaux comme une activité créative et amusante, tout en soulignant la qualité des boissons et le service professionnel et chaleureux offert lors de ces moments. Cependant, l'expérience présente des points à améliorer, notamment en raison de l'espace très restreint qui peut devenir étouffant. Certains visiteurs ont exprimé une déception concernant le manque d'encadrement technique durant les ateliers, le rapport qualité-prix jugé parfois insuffisant, ainsi que l'inconstance du service, qui peut passer d'attentionné à quasi inexistant. Bien que les gâteaux personnalisés soient vivement recommandés pour leur goût et leur design, l'ambiance globale et la taille limitée des lieux indiquent que si le concept séduit, le ressenti final peut varier selon l'affluence et l'accompagnement du personnel.
Disappointed by the lack of peanut-free options. I have a peanut allergy & was told most items contained peanuts or couldn't be confirmed safe, so I only had a drink. I was told that if I had mentioned it earlier, something could've been prepared, which I understand, but having no alternatives in the moment was frustrating. Later, my friends told me they didn't taste any peanuts in their pastries, so maybe there weren't any, but it still felt like there was no effort to accommodate a common allergy. Service was good, but overall the experience was a letdown.
We went for the Deluxe Tea Time.
• You get 4 pastries & 2 macarons per person. There's no sandwiches or scones like at a typical British high tea. This I new from the beginning as it's very well indicated on the website.
The pastries were 10/10. They are real size & not bite size. I managed to eat only 2 & took the other 2 to go.
• The tea is unlimited, but the selection is limited (about 5 choices).
• The space is small, & the three tables are very close to each other. I was not comfortable.
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If you know me, you know I don't play when it comes to birthday treats-& this year, I celebrated with an elegant tea time at Atelier Marjorie. Safe to say, it was a sweet success.
Let's talk highlights:
• Mocha Latte - Smooth, creamy, & just the right balance of chocolate & espresso. Like a warm hug in a cup.
• Pastries - The chocolate éclair was rich & glossy with a filling that whispered luxury. The mini lemon meringue pie? Bright, tangy, & cloud-like with its toasted meringue top.
• Macarons - I wrapped it all up with a salted caramel & a passion fruit macaron. Soft, chewy, & bursting with flavor-like little edible presents.
The vibe? Cozy & charming with friendly service that made me feel like I was celebrating at a close friend's café.
Bonus: they also host mini cake decorating classes-& you know I'm coming back to try that next time.
If you're craving a little indulgence, Atelier Marjorie is the perfect spot to slow down & treat yourself.
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Very cute little place. It is small but very charming. Pastries were delicious & the staff was very kind! Came for the high tea & was very happy with it. Would come again :)
We went there for a tea time, & the experience was very pleasant! We were greeted by a very friendly & insightful staff, who helped us get pastries & drink for everyone's taste. The items were not too sweet, but rather savoury, which we greatly appreciated. The space is rather small, but we went at a time where there weren't many people. Would recommend for a little tea time with friends. We didn't not try the cake decorating, but I'm sure it would be a cute activity between friends or for a date.
I wanted so much to try the place but was disappointed. It may be great for a full tea time, but for the rest the pastries were overpriced in my opinion, paying 7.5 for just a choux is way too exaggerated. Thing is i always give a try to see as it may worth it. & no, here it is a simple choux, small & not event fully filled with cream. I put this comment as I am used to expensive pâtisseries in Paris, from chefs & at the same price, the price generally matches the quality. My intention here is that this helps getting higher end services & products. I don't mind paying more & supporting small businesses, but the overall experience must be coherent (price/service/product quality/place). I also took a fraisier which was nice & worth the price (even tho it was in a plactic container...). Took an ice cream too which was nice, could be filled a bit more but i enjoyed it. & i confirm the other comments, the place is really small but crowded with tables. So if you're more than 2 try to book before or plan to takeout. Maybe better to leave less tables so people can feel more comfortable, this will upgrade the experience. Also about the comments regarding the customer service, I think it's because they (or one at least) are French, people here are not used to the parisian "attitude" (my opinion here) but they didn't seem that rude, just French normal rudeness lol don't take it personally 😉
