Maison Kayser at Columbus Circle

I made a trip to Maison Kayser while in the city this past Saturday. I have had their pastry before, it is really just fabulous, but decided to go for some savory this time. A bit of a brunch was needed before my visit to the fabulous Museum of Arts and Design. 

This location has seating outside and inside, the layout is very nice and simple 

I am not too familiar with Parisian foods, the desserts are more my speed, so I ordered something with flavors I liked and got surprised! This was the Les Cocottes, the Parisian, house smoked ham - organic eggs - mushrooms - gruyere' cheese and Tourte de Meule. It is kind of cool to order something you have no idea what they are going to bring you!! 

Let's just say, I am looking up this recipe to try to re-make for Mom and myself. It was so yummy, I just had a smile on my face the whole time. It was just the right portion as well, and I will be back here very soon for more savory to feel like I am in Paris! Just out of this world!! 

Oh and these are their pastries: 

A must visit for locals and tourists, if you see one of their cafes in your travels, be sure to stop in. You will be very glad you did!!

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Maison Kayser

Maison Kayser. Location near Bryant Park. If you are walking around the city and you see this pastry shop, run inside! You will be amazed at what you find. Oh, come with me as I enjoyed a visit on a recent trip to the city. I hope you are not looking at this on an empty stomach! 

Works of pastry art. 

I have to say that you feel bad eating such gorgeous pastry items! 

I wonder if anyone has ever ordered one of everything? Wouldn't that be fun ?? 

I picked up the Petit Cake Citron for my Mom as she is a lover of lemon and orange. She was in heaven and had small pieces each day to make it last longer! 

They also make breads as well. They are pretty much works of art too! 

The decor is really very classy and clean looking. 

The item on the left, a Plie au Choc, was one of the items I took home. It is pretty much called heaven wrapped in chocolate! I heated it in my toaster oven, it was just amazing!! 

So, what would you try if you visited Maison Kayser? This bread above here looks great too. I don't think you can go wrong with any product. They have locations in the Upper East Side and the Flatiron district. 

The French really know their pastry and I have to give them a big thumbs up with delight! 

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