Bianca’s La Petite French Bakery

I was looking forward to going to this place but it is closed closed closed I hope they reopen and some other place soon. Do not go here they are closed you’ll be sorely disappointed Tim.

Pretty dang good. I got a ham and Swiss breakfast croissant and a raspberry kronut. Both were super good. I would say the only things I didn’t like we’re the prices and the bad grease trap smell. If they get that taken care of it would be much better.

The Kronut was heaven in a dessert. Got to try the raspberry filling. It was perfect on all degrees! You haven’t lived if you haven’t had one of their kronuts

It’s a sign of great personal growth for me that I didn’t immediately snap everything up in sight when I visited this bakery. I know that I like baked goods, for many a baked good have I tried in my life. I’ve found places and eaten there constantly, and other places I’ve tried and not liked. So chalk one up for me in my self-​restraint category for not buying all the things and eating all the things at once.
And also, I’m proud I didn’t go straight for the kronut. That seems to be the draw here, according to reviews. And I could have gone straight for the money, but I also wanted to be sure to explore all the other things on the menu.
And that’s what I did. Showed some restraint and ordered a few things. Others had a few things, and we got together to really figure out what we liked.
So what did I like? There was a lemon cake that I quite appreciated. And I did, after all, sample that kronut. It was good, for sure. But with that much buttery crust I would be surprised if it wasn’t. No, you have to really be into the kronut to really appreciate it.
I also had an éclair, and while I’m a big fan of eclairs generally, I’d call their version satisfactory. It’s not something I’d rush there to get, but don’t mind picking one up if need be.
My takeaway is this: take your time. Try a few things. Appreciate them slowly for what they are, and you’ll appreciate the whole place more if you do.

I was skeptical at first but Kronut’s really are as good as everyone says. Excited to have them here in Utah instead of just hearing legends from other big states.

1 Kronut is $ 5.36. I got a lemon one. At that price it should have been amazing and it really wasn’t. I would rather have a Krispy Kreme anyday.

Went in not really knowing what to expect. I had heard about this place from a friend who knew I am a bit of a baked goods lover (especially Cronuts)
I went in and was immediately in heaven. They had such a wide selection of baked goods that I obviously wasn’t going to just get the cronut. They had everything from filled churros, cake, cheesecake, pie, cookies, danish, macaroons.etc.
We ended up going with the lemon cream cronut, dulce de leche filled churro, and a nice hearty piece of tiramisu. We honestly were tempted to go overboard and get a couple more things including cheesecake which looked amazing.
The lemon cream kronut was to die for. Soo light, moist, and flakey as a croissant, but coated with sugar and obviously had the donut texture and flavor it deserved. I was hesitant about the lemon and almost went with strawberry but Bianca insisted and I am sure glad she did.
The tiramisu was amazing. I don’t like when the coffee flavor is too overwhelming and this particular tiramisu had the just right balance of coffee, chocolate, hazelnut, and cake.
The churro was so delightful, I honestly could have devoured a dozen of these bad boys.
Let it be said that Bianca’s is my new go-​to for baked goods.

Yes yes yes fabulous cronuts, macarons, empanadas, and a whole bunch of amazing treats I feel like I wanna try. Try this place! Bianca is the best! So talented. She even gives you a punch card and tells you to check out her facebook and instagram. Kind bakers are my favorite type of business person. Please go buy this food!

The title of French bakery does not do this place justice. While it does provide some of the pastry staples, the addition of traditional savory empanadas was a delightful surprise. The salteña I ordered was authentic, of course seeing as the owners are actually from La Paz, and absolutely delicious. We also had several of the macarons and we’re not disappointed by a single one of them, so light and flavorful, and beautiful. There is a variety of options, I only regret not having been able to afford one of everything. Well worth the price however.
The kronut was spectacular. Mine was a lemon créme, which makes me think that the filling changes occasionally, and I am a total fan of varying menus. The owner was the nicest woman. After talking with her I know they would love to do even more pastries, but are currently saturated with work. I hope they continue to grew and get the attention they deserve. There is definitely a lack of this quality of pastries here in Utah county.

The croissants were awesome. We lived in France and were dying to try this place. The croissants and croissant sandwiches are delicious. The pastries were very very good. Not all the food is traditional French food. We tried the empanadas and they were good but not great. The cronuts are a fun twist on a doughnut and are really good. I don’t think they are worth the cost but well worth a try. The place is very clean and we will be going back.

I have never had a kronut before until I went to bianca’s this is the best thing I’ve ever eaten probably in my entire life. I will be going back and getting more of these.

Chocolate Cronut: 5 STARS!
Chocolate Croissants: 4 stars
Chocolate Cream Twist: 1 star
And I’m still giving them an over-​all 4 because of the CRONUT! It was AMAZING! The chocolate cream inside was oh soooo good!
The Chocolate Cream Twist was probably delish when it was fresh but unfortunately it was not. It was just flat out dry & stale tasting.
If you go, get the cronut. It was actually worth the $ 5!

I really enjoy good pastries but there really aren’t very many places to buy good ones in Utah County. Many places make pretty pastries but are disappointing when you actually eat them.
I tried the tiramisu and the croissants with cream cheese & strawberry or blueberry. Often blueberry ends up being overpowering in taste, but this was just right. Both are good. I saw the kronut there and I’m definitely trying that next time.

KRONUTS! Amazing flavor, texture and creaminess. Bianca is a great. We will be back for sure.

I love this place! Every single item looks like a work of art. The cream cheese croissant and the Kronut that I ordered were both delicious and tasted more fresh than any I have ever had before.
The dining area is not overly decorated but it is clean and the woman at the counter (Bianca, perhaps?) was so friendly to every person coming through the door.
Go there! You won’t regret it!