Removed 1 star for the terrible employee training. Jacie (sp?) the cashier was so rude. Never spoke a word and no "thank you" after the transaction either. (She also tried to squish everything into one box??Ma'am ) I have worked in this industry and it is important to remember that we appreciate each other. Without the store, we have no product. Without customers, we have no business. If you work on the floor, you are the face of the business you work at. Very disappointing. The bread, pastries, and mango lemonade were really good though! 10/10!! Will definitely get more. I'll probably order in the app so I don't have to deal with the issue I mentioned earlier.

Paris Baguette is located on Bishop Street right before King Street. This global chain opened earlier during the year and has been a popular stop in downtown. I usually come during the off hours to avoid the lines. There is a selection of pastries you can pick on your own using a plastic glove. Paris Baguette is known for their variety of pastries, cakes, sandwiches, and other baked goods. Seating can be found outside on Beretania and on King Street.

Ahhhh! I love the cakes here so much! They deliver exceptional quality of cakes every time we get one! Oh, and their pastries are also so yummy! I was so happy that they decided to open a location here in Hawaii. So, you're supposed to order a cake from them at least 24 hours in advanced and I totally forgot to do that recently. So the morning of, we called them to reserve a cake and we were lucky that they had one available. We got their chocoholic chiffon cake this time and it was very delicious! The chocolate was very rich and decadent but the whole cake was still light and airy! I love the chocolate crisps on it as well. Idk how they do it but their cakes are always perfection! My all time fav cake here is their blueberry chiffon! It's such a light and airy cake, also not very sweet! So refreshing too! It's literally so perfect! I request this cake literally for any occasion especially my birthday haha. Our recent visit was very pleasant. Their staff were very friendly and nice. The bakery was very clean and modern. There was no line when we went either. I love how everything is just so aesthetically pleasing and cool. It makes me want to eat all their pastries whenever I go. Lol. But, parking is very limited so don't be surprised if you have to pay! I just hope their next location is more accessible and has parking where we don't have to pay.

I go to ParisBaguette from time to time in the mainland and I'm happy they made it to the island. Most of the same stuff but some different. Friendly service and felt the pastries were fresher and the iced oat milk latte was well made at this location. It's small inside but they have a nice outdoor seating area.

Craving some sweet? Something warm? Or savory? You can find all these at Paris Baguette on Bishop Street. Be prepared to come with a driver so you can hop out and get your pasties. Parking is not easy when you're in town. The reason for my 4 stars instead of 5 is because of parking. You can find them at 1001 Bishop Street Honolulu HI. They are open Monday to Thursday from 6:00 am to 6:00 pm. We got Pineapple Brulee Pastry, Strawberry Croissant, Smoked Sausage Bread, Fruit Bite topped with Raspberry, Fruit Pastry and Chocolate Almond Croissant. Just looking at the pastries made me smile and happier. Paris Baguette attention to detail is amazing! Their presentation of the pasties was beautifully displayed. The strawberries were sweet, the cream was creamy, the croissant was flaky and buttery, everything was just delicious to taste and delightful to look at.

You may have seen one of Paris Baguette's 160 stores in the U.S. This is the chain's first store in Honolulu. Strategically situated on the corner of South King & Bishop Street, prime location within Honolulu's CBD. You'll easily locate them next door to Territorial Savings Bank. Why have I only visited there once? It's because it's right there as I enter and exit my workout sessions when I frequent 24 Hour Fitness in Downtown. Honestly, it's been hectic busy since it's grand opening and still has been a hit. Very difficult maneuvering in and out the store that they've added stanchions outside to allow so many customers into the store. Many seats arranged on the terrace to enjoy Downtown Honolulu's beautiful environment, the design of the Bishop Street store aligns with Paris Baguette's unique brand identity, featuring signature blue tiles. They have a lot of good options, which is fun and helps the experience. Customer service is nice. Ambiance is fresh and clean which is nice being able to see all of the fresh goods clearly. Paris Baguette has already made plans on opening more stores around Oahu including Ala Moana and Pearl City! They're also in other countries like France, the UK, Canada, Singapore, Vietnam, Cambodia, Indonesia, and Malaysia operating over 550 stores in 10 countries while expanding their global footprint also in China. I'd love to go back to Beijing one of these days!

The wife and I went to multiple Paris Baguettes on our numerous trips to Korea over the years. And we always loved their breads sandwich variety packs. So we were really happy when they surprisingly opened one in Hawaii. Today, we got a cake for Father's Day. Can't remember the name or description but it was delicious. It was just the right amount of sweet and not dense at all. I really hope their next location in Hawaii will have a parking lot though.

I've been to Paris Baguette (PB) before they opened their store in Honolulu late February 2024. True. I was impressed with PB. False. I had a great experience with PB in Honolulu. True. When I went to visit my pseudo siblings in NorCal last Labor Day weekend, I came across PB and bought an array of baked goodies, lunch and baguette for dinner. My pseudo siblings, who are also foodies, were not impressed with PB in comparison to 85°C Bakery. Perhaps that my palate is used to the Taiwanese pastries of utilizing certain ingredients. So, when PB opened on Bishop Street. I was in no rush to make my way over but would hear now the lines would snake down by 24 Hour Fitness. In early April, I had errands to run that led me in the financial district of downtown. After finishing my errands faster than anticipated, I passed by PB and saw a line of only 5 people outside so I decided to finally try them. Staff advises you when it's okay to enter so when I was given the green light, I put on gloves, grabbed a tray, lined it with parchment lining, and grabbed a pair of tongs. I grabbed a pair of pastries and also ordered an iced matcha latte. I was initially impressed with my first visit to PB as the pasties were better than what I recall from my NorCal experience. The cheese tart hit home run and I loved my iced matcha latte. That first trip to PB led to multiple visits after, which included inviting my sister and her family one morning. Hands down, our favorites are the ham and cheese croissant, strawberry and cream croissant, curry puff and mini eclairs. I'm a fan of egg salad sandwiches so I gave it a try and it was quite unexpected with the usage of Thai basil and bread crusts left on. I really enjoy the interior of PB as it's well lit and quite upbeat. Staff are very attentive and trained well in addressing the customer's needs and getting customers in and out quickly. I finally gave in by signing up of their rewards program to benefit from the multiple freebie perks. Overall, a very satisfying experience where I've been to PB many times now and will be back for more. My office is no longer in the downtown area but have noted to make my way back to PB on the next opportunity when I'm in town.

If you're in the downtown area, you have to visit Paris Baguette. They're located on Bishop Street (right side) just before King Street. There is no parking lot, so you'll have to look around. I'm not sure what happened to all of my pictures, but looking at the one, you'll get the idea. Aloooooha and happy eating.