Tous Les Jours

of all the many korean bakeries that exist in palisades park. there are 2 reasons why i go to TLJ. 1. free parking in the back and 2. the pastries. some café’s are known for good coffee, others patbingsoo, most but maybe besides paris baguette, TLJ has a wide variety of pastries. i am not a huge sweets person so when i go to most café’s they only have sweet treats, but i really appreciate TLJ because they also have savory ones.

They’re not serving food here only beverages now. They say it’s temporary but can’t give a start date. This is very disappointing as the baked goods were wonderful and most of the draw for me.

Use to get bread at Paris Baguette but they were closed. Went here at around 10:45 and got the best chocolate cheese cake ever! Damn good coffee too. My new go to place.
EDIT: Dropping these hoes down because they have had no bread for a long while. Wtf you ngs do?

I prefer drinks from Tous Les Jours than any other places.
Anything with mango and blueberry is good.
They use real fruits rather than powder

Expensive for what it is… but spacious if you are meeting someone.

Just your typical Korean-​styled bakery in Palisades Park.
But, compared to other stores, there’s tons of room and tables to study and do work.
I always come here with friends to get work done for a few hours.
The music isn’t too loud and there is tons of parking space in the back of the building.

The bakery is great, seems good quality…
Now the bad part…
When I ordered a Strawberry/​Banana Smoothie,
They had the nerve of steel to use «OLD Banana.» Their motto was to use high quality ingredients and Fresh ingredients… Yet, they used a «Black Banana» that came from a refrigerator, and they really acted all natural. Inside the banana, was clearly too old, it wasn’t even white at that point. Then the strawberry isn’t real, it is just a syrup that they use from a bottle… talk about fresh, more like pre-​packaged ingredients from the high quality brand, then again I’m not really sure whether or not that is the case, since they had taken off the brand sticker off the bottle. The smoothie doesn’t even look appealing but appalling… It looks like small chunks of egg bits mixed in strawberry milkshake… If they don’t know the difference between a smoothie and a milkshake, I suggest that they don’t make it at all, since I’m lactose intolerant… Just a waste of $ 4.50. Not even going to attempt drinking this non-​fresh smoothie.
Overall, First impression ²⁄₅.
I added the two points because I find the bakery food fresh…
I’m going to take a guess that they care more about profit than reviews.

one of the cafes i go to regularly. i like their cakes, not so much their baked goods. i also like that they have wifi and plenty of room to study/​work. staff is friendly, coffee is good. and then there is their seasonal shaved ice.

Overall it is a nice place but their food aren’t that tasty and for that I think it is overpriced. Their macaroons aren’t that great either.

3.5 stars
This coffee place is located on the northern edge of Broad ave that starts (ends) the line of Korean shops. They serve good food and drink. My vanilla blended ice was pretty good. They also offer wifi, but when I was their I wasn’t able to connect to the internet for 2 hrs.
Very clean (a new building). The biggest caveat is that this place is quite far from the center of broad ave shops, so it will be a long walk if you don’t drive.

Had the lovely strawberry crème cake for my birthday, was pricey at 35dollars but it was very fresh from the fruits to the crème! Its nice that they give candles and knife with the cake. I also like their choux crème, which is better and cheaper than the ones at paris baguette. I tried a sweet potato cake slice which I didnt like. The overwhelming sweet potato flavor along with the texture made it feel like I was eating a sweet potato rather than cake.

I was not the biggest fan of Tous Les Jours in Korea. I preferred other franchise bakeries but this one is better than the Paris Baguette farther east on Broad Ave.
The croquettes are the way to go and the atmosphere is nice and charming. Plus the coffee is very decent.
The parking lot is a nightmare but it’s Pal Park, what do you expect.

Korean themed bakery serving Intellegencia coffee, bubble and regular tea. The pastries are Korean, with a European flair. Uniformed staff are friendly and attentive. For some reason, the barista swirled on a beautiful looking chocolate design on cappuccino head. Left me with a mocha cappuccino. Establishment seats around 40 people and is clean and child friendly with wifi.