Ladurée

Great service! Amazing and friendly staff!
It was very welcoming and extra points for the staff for speaking Spanish!

Such a cute spot in town…macaroons were really good and tried there avacado smoked salmon.would definitely recommend this cafe

This is luxury patisserie so don’t be shocked by the price. Our first experience with Laduree was in Paris; it is good but not something we can afford often.

If you want to buy cake in Vancouver
Buy it here
It's a little expensive, but it would be a good choice.

I received this pistachio cake as a birthday gift, and I was very happy and enjoyed it.

The macarons and small cakes here also taste amazing.

The afternoon tea items and the pastries at ladurée are absolutely delicious and definitely worth a try!

I wish we took more pictures of this place because it was so cute. I liked my hazelnut dessert

Excellent place. Daniela, Isabela and Maite were incredible, very attentive and kind. Five stars

Excellent absolutely everything. The attention. The business and its decoration. The impeccable macarons.highly recommended

We went there around 4pm to get some macarons. We bought 12 macarons and some croissant The french guy was very kind. I been there so many times. My favorite macaron store ever!

I also like their cookie box and croissant

It’s a treat to get macarons from Laduree. Macarons are expensive generally so if you are going to treat yourself this is the place to do it. The macarons are well balanced and the perfect size and firmness. My daughter chose the raspberry, blackcurrant, and chocolate. We also go salted caramel and strawberry poppyseed.

Great macarons - bought a box of 6 for $33. I liked the pistachio, strawberry jam, and Marie Antoinette flavors. Cute interior and exterior for photos.

I'm rarely ever in Vancouver and I wanted to try getting a few treats from Laduree - something fun and new. However, I was very disappointed. For the price point, I was expecting outstanding desserts, but they were subpar at best. On top of that, I struggled to get the employees attention behind the counter and they went ahead and served someone that came in after me after they finished chatting amongst themselves.

What a bad experience! Had to wait 25 minutes and our simple order for 4 coffees went wrong twice. We walked out of the place and went to another place. It was not the quality of coffee or well-known macarons, but the staff was really incompetent. 3 staff members couldn’t manage 4 tables?

They have the best macarons and deserts in the whole world! Highly recommend to ppl who want to chill and take a sip of coffee:)

The worst experience of my life was in this cafe. When we went there, they initially said a table was reserved, even though there was no any sign on the table. Then a customer came behind us, and the same waiter asked them which table they wanted to sit at, I couldn't really understand what the difference was between me and that customer. Anyway, after a while, another waiters spilled hot coffee on me during serving, and I got burned. This was the worst experience for me in a cafe. They told me they would follow up, but no one has called me so far to even ask about the condition of my burned foot.

I had a lovely experience
I parked cheaply right in front and walked into an empty restaurant
Lovely music staff coffee and food

addendum wonderful place unless a parent comes in with AirPods to carry out numerous loud phone calls, while her non verbal toddler grunts for attention.

I feel very fortunate that we have a Ladurée in Vancouver and always look forward to coming here when I am in downtown.
If you are a sucker to French culture like me visiting here is a must.
Can’t go wrong with any options here, but my favourites are Marie Antoinette macaron and Ispahan dessert. The ice cold latte is to die for.
Whenever I’m in Paris I smile passing by Laduree Champs-Élysées as I know I don’t have to stand in long lines to go in since I can have it back home.

They have the best hot chocolate in town!
I will miss their pastries and the friendly staff?

A very famous French cafeteria in Paris with destination in many cities. The coffee and the desserts are very rich, specifically the macarrons. The place is very nice in addition to the fact that the workers are charming. I highly recommend going and trying it.

I was stoked to find my favourite macaron shop outside of France. It’s a cute shop with a calm ambiance. The service was helpful and the macaron is as good as I remembered them to be.

If you frequent Robson, then you're probably more than familiar with the gingerbread house~like mint green awning and gold lettering of Ladurée.

A few of my family and friends have tried it out over the years, hitting the spectrum from both ends with their très expensive salon de thé service, to their moderate priced pâtisseries. And I say moderate instead of cheap because $12 for a small little cake is the furthest thing from cheap when you can get a full one at Safeway for $25.

The general consensus was that the food was good but ridiculously overpriced, especially for the tiny portions that were doled out. My only brush with the place was a few years ago when I bought their 6 macaron gift box, a very convenient one and done gift which the recipient was extremely happy to receive.

I haven't gone back since then until now, and it was exactly as I remembered it, full to damn near exploding with pastel food, decor, and gifts. In a lot of ways, it reminded me of Beaucoup, only 10 times more variegated and 20 times more expensive. How else to explain the $75 Decoration and Inspiration Book, $65 candles, $45 loose leaf tea, and colorful gift boxes of macarons starting from $43 and going up to $96.

And if those prices don't impress you much, then how about the $1250 Treasure Chest of 200 macarons? This ain't no Jack Sparrow pirate booty believe me. Marie Antoinette herself would swoon over this thing. For what occasion could you possibly buy this? It's not like you'd be hauling this chest home and binging on the macarons by yourself.

I wasn't there to grab any of those items, though, just the baked goods. A Passionfruit Raspberry Tart, Pistachio Macaron Cake, Rose Croissant, and macarons, to be exact. They all looked picture perfect, but that's what I was paying for. The perfection, and, of course, the Ladurée name.

My girlfriend was impressed, and I assume everything tasted as good as it looked otherwise I would've heard about it.

Those of you looking to get to Paris without dropping it down for a plane ticket should hightail it over to Ladurée. It's nice for a splurge if you don't mind handing over your wallet, but I can't imagine you'd be making it rain at Ladurée every day even if you could afford it.

We were actually on our way to another dessert shop and absolutely had to stop here after passing by. The pastries were delightful, and the hot chocolate was so rich! Definitely a must visit patisserie.

I love their atmosphere and the vibes however, their coffee and rose latte wasn’t my favorite.

Im not into sweets, the Chocolate and pistachio Macaroon was tasty.