La Petite France
My "La Petite France" is different from Nico's "La Petite France"; mine is really small, a small cafe hidden in the corner of this fusion city, covered by big shiny glass windows instead of bushy greens.
Finding this dessert shop is a truly sweet by-product of my job hunting for my too-much-spare time of last semester of university life, as if I am not busy enough with my thesis writing. They were hiring for counter helper, and attached their website. The pictures of little cakes caught my eyes, and also triggered my "sweet-tooth". I never miss a chance to pay a little visit to every dessert shop I can find. So there I was with my friend Kathy, in a gloomy Friday afternoon hoping the desserts would make my day worthy of all. And, again, beautifully decorated mini cakes never fail me. It always leave me happy with a big smile.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~La Petite France
A French Dessert Café,
10th & Arbutas St., Vancouver
A French Dessert Café,
10th & Arbutas St., Vancouver
La Citron Créme:
a dome cake with orange jelly coating and orange creme filling
Le Choco-poire:
layers of chocolate mousse, spounge cake, pear chocolate mix and sweet liqueur cake
Me, enjoying a sip of creamy green rooibo tea,
which is a perfect complement of the flavorful cake
2 comments:
Of course the glasses and the scarf add to the overall French image :)
Do they have tables outside too?
That's so funny that we both ended up going to places called "La Petite France"!
I love this place! I used to live a block from it :D
btw, this is Nadia from LE ;*)
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