Lisa W.
10/28/2025
I thought they only made macaroons. Boy was I wrong. This place is delicious! I bought three different things. Disappointed they were out of the pumpkin dessert. I did get the pumpkin eclair, the...
Gaby et Jules Café
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6006 Penn Ave
Pittsburgh, PA 15206
Located in the vibrant city of Pittsburgh, PA, Gaby et Jules Café is a charming patisserie that delights visitors with its exquisite French pastries and desserts. As soon as you step inside, you are greeted by the tantalizing aroma of freshly baked treats, inviting you to indulge in a culinary experience like no other.
The café's elegant display cases showcase a tempting array of colorful macarons, buttery croissants, and decadent tarts, each crafted with precision and artistry. Whether you're craving a rich chocolate éclair or a delicate fruit tart, Gaby et Jules Café offers a taste of Paris right in the heart of Pittsburgh. With its cozy ambiance and impeccable attention to detail, this patisserie is a must-visit destination for anyone with a sweet tooth.
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4.531 reviews
Sara Z.
5/19/2023
Love their sweets! Always a solid place to get good quality macarons with a decent price. They have great chewy cookies and they have seasonal flavors which are nice too. Also love their canelé,...
T D.
12/29/2023
This place might be solid, but I placed an order on Uber Eats for a ham and cheese croissant, and they sent it cold, and when you are staying in a hotel and don't have anywhere to warm it up that...
Ankita S.
1/16/2023
Local French bakery. They sell macarons, pastries and cakes. They have a good variety. The employee was prompt and courteous. The desserts are so beautifully created. The details and the effort...
Amelia D.
9/29/2022
This is a place to check out if you're into sweets! The atmosphere is cozy and it has a nice seating area to enjoy your pastries or coffee. You can even order some of your favorite desserts as a...
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