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1565 Cliff Road Eagan, MN 55122

651-454-2233 

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  • Bakery, Cafe, French
    $
    All Major Credit Cards
  • Dinner, Lunch
    Beer/Wine
    Accepted, Not Necessary
  • Lot Available
Description

Pardon My French is an authentic, bona fide, French-owned bakery-cafe dropped into the middle of a suburban strip mall, between a dry cleaner and a Jiffy Lube. The chef-owner, Frédéric Klein, is a French native who came to Minnesota to work for his half-brother, Patrick Bernet, chef-owner of Patrick's Bakery & Cafe. After spending several years as Patrick's executive pastry chef, Klein opened his own sunny casual café. Pardon My French looks like a wealthy suburbanite's living room filled with large glass bakery cases, teeming with all manner of affordably priced muffins, croissants, cookies, opera cakes, napoleons, fruit tarts, sandwiches, and éclairs. The best savory dish is the tart flambé, an Alsace-style pizza. The desserts--especially the feuillantine praline chocolate or passion fruit cakes, appear perfect enough for a food stylist's photo shoot and taste just as good as they look.







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    thevinoboy | Lakeville, MN | 2 Reviews

    | Thu, December 29, 2011

    Had not bad for experience for my first visit, 29-Dec-2011. I ordered the quiche duo (spinach) & (asparagus/tomato/chicken) and a crudité salad. quiche were warm and flaky, tasty and fresh. The radish portion of the crudité had a weird texture. The other person in the group had the huge bowl of scrambled eggs and toast. The egg was rubbery and dry on top then gloopy and mushy on the bottom. He didn't enjoy it. Coffee was tasty and bottomless for a good price. This place offers live entertainment on the weekends; i'd seriously like to explore their wine cellar at happy hour (3p-6p) thevinoboy@thevinoboy.com

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