The French Baker Bakery,Restaurant in Makati

Name: The French Baker
Address: H22F+RFX, Makati Ave, Makati, Philippines
Telephone: 63288123751
Rating: 3.8

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The French Baker

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#277 From 540 in Makati

7.5

22 Review

Ambience

7.5/10

Food

7.5/10

Interior

7.5/10

Prices

7.5/10

Service

7.5/10

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Price & Cuisine

$$ French

Establishment type

Bakery, Restaurant

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H22F+RFX, Makati Ave, Makati, Philippines

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Come to The French Baker to dine at if you feel hungry after gazing at Ayala Museum. You will be provided French cuisine at this place. Many visitors think that a soup here is nicely cooked. This spot might be recommended for good croissants. After a long working day, you can taste delicious coffee. People mention that the service is fine here. But The French Baker is not highly appreciated by Google users who assigned it a below average rating.

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cute nacat

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3 weeks ago

Service Dine in Meal type Other Price per person ₱1–200 Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4

Kishor Deotare

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2 months ago

Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

cute nacat

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5 days ago

Service Dine in Meal type Other Price per person ₱1–200 Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4

cute nacat

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2 weeks ago

Service Dine in Meal type Other Price per person ₱1–200 Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4

Patrick “Ricky” Unson

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6 months ago

Pan Au Chocolat is super delicious! Key points are the flakiness of the dough and the sweetness of the chocolate!

Geoffrey Vannerum

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5 months ago

As a belgian i can compare quality with the things we can find in belgium and i need to say the quality is almost the same than we can find in most of chain bakery. I tested baguette, croissant, pain aux chocolat, waffles, brownies ... and they had good taste. Only problem is price are also the same than in belgium so its expensive for Philippines, in ph you can have a meal for price of one pain au chocolat

Nikki Bautista

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3 years ago

Amazing interior. The detail and thought put into the interior design of every French Baker cafe I go to always amazes me. They have a great selection of pastries and baked goods, as well as savory meals for those looking for a light lunch. I always go here for the macarons though! They offer different flavours, and each one is perfectly round and sweet. Would love to try the other dishes on their menu soon

Jimmy H.

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A year ago

This is usually a favorite goto restaurant for me because I like the floor layout, lots of tables and chairs; quiet ambience and quick service. On my latest trip though they didn't offer water with a slice of lemon which they did before; I also ordered lasagna which was obviously reheated, good enough but a bit burned; the bread was good. My first choice was Bolognese which they didn't have--a bit surprised because it is easy to prepare but I figured it's something you can't reheat.

Jim Norris

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A year ago

The quality of food is a must-try. We came back to try other items on the menu.

Carlo Buan

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2 years ago

Still love the croissants here! If you want fresh-off the oven ones, ask the baker to make you one batch: 12 pieces of their buttery, flaky croissants. Waiting time is 30 minutes per batch, but it's well worth it!

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