While taking a little getaway from the frolicking of South Florida, we came across the little community of Lake Worth. A very charming town that is close enough to be near if needed, and far enough to be away from everyone unless required. During our stay, we found a little slice of Paris you might just miss if you’re not looking carefully. (Though I’ve never been to Paris, so in fairness, really don’t know.) But I would assume it resembles, very closely and dearly, the best of a quaint French cafe beside a cobblestone street in Europe. Vincent’s French Bakery isn’t flashy or loud—it’s something better. It’s cozy. It’s authentic. And it’s full of flavor, heart, and charm.
Strawberry & Cream Stuffed Croissant
We started with a sweet strawberry and Chantilly cream-stuffed croissant. Let me tell you—it was pure and flaky magic. Buttery, flaky, sweet, and filled with fresh, sweet strawberries and cream. What I loved about this was that the sweetness wasn’t overpowering either. It was just a hint of something made to tingle the sweet tooth, letting the buttery and savory flavors take over from there. It was the simplicity of this and all of the items we tried that was responsible for delivering something unforgettable when done right.
Madelines for Granny
Next up were the madeleines. These soft and pillowy little French cakes (or are they cookies?) that always remind me of my Granny are a must if I see them out and about. Growing up, she always had them stocked in her pantry because she adored them, and now I do too. There’s something nostalgic about them, I think. These delicate, lightly sweet, and perfectly portioned sweet treats were the best part of the menu, in my opinion. You try them out and let me know, will you? It’s a good thing to have something so tasty be one of your core memories, isn’t it?
Croque Monsieur
And finally, the Croque Monsieur. A ham and Swiss croissant sandwich, and also a savory balance of salty, melty cheese and warm, buttery croissant. For breakfast, this would be my go-to on any day, hands down. It was the kind of breakfast sandwich that could turn any ordinary morning into a moment worth savoring.
Vincent’s French Bakery isn’t just about food; it’s about atmosphere. It’s about slowing down, sipping your coffee, and enjoying something beautiful and incredibly tasty. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, I genuinely recommend stopping by. Sit in the garden. Order a pastry. And soak in the little moments.
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