Maison Landemaine Azabudai

Quiet place with friendly and helpful service. I needed to bottlefeed my baby and staff immediately gave me a jar of hot water, so I could warm up the milk.

One of the best bakery in Tokyo. I am French and I can tell, the taste is the closest to what I used to eat in Paris. Also the price is not cheap but quite decent for sure. Totally recommend!

Lovely French bakery. Good selection of breads and pastries. Stopped in for an afternoon coffee and pastry, left happy and caffeinated.

The croissants are ok, but I couldn’t believe when they heated a croque monsieur using a microwave... def overrated

Worlds best croissants. And the coffee is good too!!

Coffee is tasty but it's too expensive for what you get. Quiche is ok, not the best I've had in Tokyo. I had a really delicious chocolate donut though 😋 The brunch set looked really delicious but was very very expensive so did not order.

I've tried the berry crumble, it's pretty good!

Japanese people love to go there and buy tons of their over priced croissants made from ingredients air-shipped from France. at more than 500 yens piece, and marvel to their taste, thinking they are the best they've ever tasted. Well, they are not better than those you get in France in a plain bakery for 1/4th of the price. Their plain croissants (made from Japanese　ingredients in the 200 Yens range is as good. Now, the best thing You can buy there is their French "Tradition" baguette. At 230 yens, it's the best and cheapest one I have found in Japan so far.

Croissant and eclair is great

Not only does this French cafe/bakery open before 10am (at 7am, no less!) but it also has outdoor seating. Both the pastries and coffee are superb, and you can sometimes practice French with the staff. 👍 🇫🇷

The desserts are the best and their coffee is also very good. Still really expensive though like everywhere in Tokyo. Highly recommended.

Tasty pastries. I had the Japanese croissant and not the European croissant. I think the European croissant has more butter but the Japanese tasted very similar to a classic French croissant.

One of the best croissants in Tokyo! Coffee and sweets are also great. Added reasonable morning sets lately, but generally rather pricey.

Very good bakery. Lunch is quite reasonable and comes with all-you-can-eat bread basket. The menu is quite limited though, only 3-4 items. Recommended lunch includes small salad, small soup, and a main dish at 1000 yen, which is a very good deal. They only do 10 or 20 servings each day though. Soup of the day is also very nice for enjoying bread. I like their croque monsieur when I want to have a quick lunch then have a small canele for dessert.

Best apple tart that I have in my life (sorry mom).

Not cheap but definitely your money's worth. They can afford to charge with such high quality. It's just no longer for everyone's budget...

My french friend always mention that this is the best place for french pan in Tokyo. Went to lunch for couple of times . taste of pan is very good. I liked (Tortillon , Baguette)

I’m extremely disappointed with this bakery. The bread is really good but the service is lacking. I’ve been coming to the shop almost daily for the past 2 months and only today they proposed me a point card. I was really surprised since I thought they didn’t have one as 99% of the stores ALWAYS ask if you want a point card. I could have asked for one instead of just assuming but for such an expensive shop as this one, one just assumes that the service is higher than standard but unfortunately it’s not the case here. It’s not only the point card, I have noticed that the staff never greets the customers in the usual Japanese standards. Don’t know if I’ll continue coming as I rather pay such a high price for a shop which greets the regular customers by name as it’s the case with most high end stores in Tokyo.

Great stop for snack and coffee. And free wifi

The Croissants and the Baguettes are Absolutely fantastic!😊👏👏👏 the service personell is efficient and very friendly

I love the croissant here.It is crispy outside and soft inside.this is the best croissant I've ever had in my life.And I promise you that is the best croissant you will ever have in your life.I had soup lunch(Â¥1200) at here.but I think it is little expensive.

Huge disappointment, I don’t know if I came in the wrong day/time but bought two croissants and were so chewy, not soft at all. Customer service was great

I love this bakery!!

Great pastries, great coffee, nice atmosphere.

The bread was very good. Being Azabu of course it's gonna be expensive though... I think even the cashier was French so a very non Japanese feel.

Really pretty cafe. The food, service, and ambience are all amazing here.

In one word- excellent! Two min. walk. from Azabu station.

I’ve been to this bakery in Paris. And this one in Tokyo is also a good bakery.

French café on the outside, sham on the inside.If you are looking for a place which serves a one egg omelet and a 3 inch piece of baguette and calls it breakfast and charges you $5 extra for some butter and a tablespoon of jam than this is the place for you.Bottomless coffee includes burnt tasting ice coffee and two types of tea. A cappuccino costs $2 extra and is not refillable.French toast is served as is without any syrup or jam so don't get your hopes up.

Nice croissants and coffee. Did not try their lunch .

Great fresh crispy baguettes - best in Tokio! Japan's can't bake good non-soft pastry, bud here is very delicious! Tasty ice coffee, also fine for work on notebook, fast WIFI, friendly English speaking staff.

Great French style café with good selection of drinks, juices and pâtisserie. Outdoor seating is great when you have a little bit of sun. Staff could be friendlier..

Awesome breads!

Good food and very helpfull staff. I recomend this for a peaceful breakfast

Delicious crunchy bread. Highly recommended.

Many various type of pastries and all look very nice. Nice cafe and you can either sit outside or inside. Coffee is just OK nothing special but the main will be pastries. there is a toaster if you want to reheat up your pastries or bread. Drinks or coffee will be refillable for free after making order. (all you can drink) location is not as bad but may need to walk a little and just right the main road intersection you will not miss it. I think payment they don't take credit card or electric payment (Apply pay) that make it inconvenience if you don't have enough cash on hand.The place is just right and for a nice breakfast or coffee snack.Free WIFI but doesn't really work at all, if connected the speed is to slow.....other than that the rest is just fine.

great place, good bread. a bit pricey, and the guy who was manager never smiled. my only suggestion is for everyone — the staff — to be more welcoming to patrons.updated Nov 2019: i went there the second time today and was even more irritated by the staff (cashiers). there were smirks and air of arrogance that i had no idea came from what. perhaps they felt superior toward a customer in a modest outfit? does it occur to them that i can afford to look as unpolished as i want, while they must wear that stupid uniform?

Free wifi, great place to work. Very nice real French bread, but not cheap

The breakfast set was reasonable with breads in basket, small salad, an omelet or scrambled egg or French toasts and a cup of yoghurt. The breads were cold and the butter was not well melted to paste. The recommended croissant was crispy and nice. The scrambled egg with flavor of butter was also delicious but the plain omelette was a little bit salty for me. You could use credit card with over 2500 yen of purchase. It was early morning on legal holiday and rainy day though, people come up one after another.

One of our "go to" breakfast spots especially if the little one is up super early, as this place opens up at 7am. All the pastries and breads are made in house and super delicious, but you are paying for for the "authentic " French taste. Their breakfast set with free self refills of hot and iced coffee, as well as hot and iced tea, and free wifi make it a good spot if you want to post up and study, read, or chill. There is both indoor and outdoor seating. The bathroom is located upstairs, up a spiral staircase, in the back of the bakery, so just be aware if you are taking a kid with an emergency potty.

Great bread soso coffee

Quite disappointed by product quality and presentation in the shop. I remembered a much better experience 2 years ago. Additionally credit card is not accepted below 2500Â¥ !!

Good place to have lunch or brunch.Food is decent with reasonable price.

...make sure you get there early for breakfast if you intend to dine indoors...very rigid timing for breakfast time cut-off...otherwise very decent bakery with a great selection...

Great brunch platter, delicious bread

I went to Japan on business trip. I heard this baguette was delicious. but I was disappointed. It was so normal that I could not feel the flavor or texture of the baguette. croissant was good for me. and nice interior.

I am impressed. The food comes close to the quality as seen in France. The flan and croissant were excellent. Friendly staff that like to practice some French with tourists. Would totally recommend this place if you are looking for a western breakfast/lunch.

Love it! Good espresso. Great selection of breads and pastries. Limited seating. Nice outdoor seating.

Brunch very nice

love the atmosphere! especially after "long" walk from the tokyo tower.. been sitting down here for 1.5hours.. love the donuts!