Jerome's Cafe & Bakery

Andrea Varguinha Edited a month ago

Excellent flavor in all the savory things I’ve tried. I didn’t care much for the 2 sweets I had. They were way too sweet and heavy. Not crazy about: they don’t offer ceramic mugs, only paper cups. They were nice and agreed to use my own cup instead. The variety seems good but I realized that a lot of the combinations don’t work for me. I’ve been there 4 times and ran out of options for my particular taste of savory treats. I tried to have a buckwheat crepe, the breakfast one, which came with Swiss cheese. I wanted to have Brie instead of Swiss. They don’t do substitutions, except for the cheese. However in this case there was a $4 up charge for Brie. It didn’t seem reasonable to me as they offer a delicious croissant with ham, eggs and Brie for $8.99. Basically I just wanted that with a different “shell.” Instead of the croissant I wanted the buckwheat crepe, which would cost $11.99. There was no deal. So I had the cheaper sandwich instead. In a crowded moment, I get it, substitutions can get confusing. I was the only one there at that moment placing an order, and it wasn’t busy. I have a hard time with places that don’t work with their customers (within reason).

Prakrati Nickels 2 months ago

We tried this little coffee shop this morning looking for some good coffee and breakfast sandwiches. We got a mocha and a cappuccino, the coffee was super hot which I love but the flavor was just okay. The star of the show for me was the veggie sandwich on ciabatta, it was THE MOST DELICIOUS vegetarian sandwich I have eaten. Served hot with a delicious sauce and crispy bread with tons of veggies it was worthy enough for me to come back. Unfortunately they do not have a monte cristo sandwich anymore, but they do have a monte cristo bread thing that they serve with jam and it was good as well. We left there very satisfied and very full!

Gerna Barte 3 months ago

Today's my third time and Jerome’s Café never disappoints. The Jerome’s and the Breakfast Croissant sandwiches are consistently delicious and incredibly fresh - you can taste the quality of every ingredient. The coffee was rich, smooth and tastes amazing. Their lineup of sinful sweet pastries is impossible to resist. The café has such a nice atmosphere and the interior design mimics the cozy charm of a French café with a sleek modern touch. It’s the kind of place where you can relax, enjoy good food and feel transported for a moment. The owner Jérôme is very hands‑on with a warm and genuinely welcoming demeanor. I’m always happy to come back to this delightful cafe again and again.

Jeff P. 6 months ago

Jerome’s Cafe & Bakery is an authentic French Cafe with a variety of tasty offerings. The French Onion Soup is a delight with a twist—the cheese is loosely grated onto the top of the soup, which allows it to melt into a creamy skin and not have the burned flavor of other preparations I’ve tried in the past. The French/Cuban sandwich was such a large portion that it is ample for two meals. The Gluten Free offerings are plentiful and fresh. The owner and Chef is truly a Frenchman, who was a delight!

Tess 7 months ago

First off I really wanted to love this place. I came in expecting amazing croissants and pastries. The place is quite cute but the only pastry I found fresh was the toasted cheese and ham. The almond croissant, while delicious , was not freshly baked as the girl at the front told me it was. It was definitely too dry to be made that day. I still liked it but it just wasn’t freshly baked. The guava pastry for me was a big miss! Too much guava jelly and not great flavor. Overall I just wouldn’t come back. Sad to say.