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159 Motokitakōjichō, Kamigyo Ward, Kyoto, 602-8448, Japan
contacts phone: +81 75-432-1444
website: lepetitmec.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 35.0298962, Longitude: 135.7480191
Crispin Bates
::The most perfect French loaves and baked goods you will find in Kyoto. I am reluctant to share this, but their tarte tatine is a dream.
Andrea Carriedo
::The croissant was good but too greasy, same with pain au chocolat. They didnt have capuccino which was surprising and the late wasnt great. If you are near you can check it out, the atmosphere is nice, but i wouldn’t go there on purpose
Ian
::Hands down the best bakery I’ve been to. Came here almost everyday for our week stay in Kyoto. Every bread, pastry, and sandwich I tried was phenomenal. I highly recommend the yuzu and macadamian bread. It is heavenly. A great place to grab a quick snack or enjoy a leisurely morning. Will be back. Until then au revoir💕
Paul Buchholz
::Cozy French cafe in Kyoto with a wide variety of baked breads, sandwiches, pastries, and cakes to choose from. The cafe au lait was very authentic French as seen in my pictures. If you want a cozy European breakfast experience this is your place!
Christian Durham
::It was expensive but worth every yen. The breads were delicious and the sandwiches were amazing. Eating in you have to buy a drink, but they are really well made, i highly recommend eating in rather than take out.