Douceur de France on the WEB:

"... Yum yum...this place is so cute! ..."

"... No visit to Douceur de France is complete without a trip to the pastry window
where you’ll find glossy fruit tarts, crumbly strawberry choux crème
and holiday yule logs spinning in a nearby display case.
For chocolate lovers there is Grand Marnier soaked chocolate cakes,
chocolate truffle tarts and carefully constructed black forest.

My only question is why don’t we have more places like this around town?"

"The butter croissant, chocolate croissant and pain au raisin rank high.
Chocolate eclairs, fruit tartelettes and millefeuille pastries are,
as the French say, correct if not exactly the stuff of dreams.
The petit fours, sold 8 or 12 to the box are like miniature works of art."

"Hey, this is one of the best place to have a lunch
if you are around Marietta / Smyrna / Vinings !
Their homemade soups are awesome,
just like their hot panini sandwiches and their quiche du jour"

"outstanding qualities
this pastry shop is superb!!
the quality is the best and the pastries are just like in paris
real butter and fresh whipping cream..."

"Many baking enthusiasts fondest childhood memories
began in Mamans kitchen and so it was for Luc Beaudet"

"We particularly enjoyed a cup of early afternoon coffee thanks to local coffee vendor
Cool Beans Coffee Shop and a sweet treat from Douceur de France"

"This bakery prepares recipes from all of the regions of France
to give you just the right taste of French pastries, wedding cakes, and petit fours"

"Here is a good place to have a great sandwich on french baguette or hot panini"

"Douceur De France WebSite.
At Douceur De france we are commited to bring
you a taste of France"

"With wonderful crossaints, petit fours and French Roast coffee,
along with the pleasant French family that owns the establishment,
you will not be disappointed"

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"The GOOD "real" bakery (sorry about that, I don't want to seem "over-french" ;-)
is called Douceurs de France and it is in Marietta.
And they all speak French over there, I love the place !"