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Asian & French Specialty Pastries of the Finest Ingredients Available
  • Masters of the Pastry Art
  • Classical Baking
  • Specialty Pastries

La Patisserie P is located in the heart of Chicago's dynamic North side Argyle Street neighborhood. La Patisserie P offers both traditional and artisan breads as well as innovative pastries from around the world. Peter Yuen, proprietor of La Patisserie P, has over 15 years of baking and pastry experience. He has mastered the arts of Plated Dessert, French Cake, & Tart making, including Sugar and Chocolate Decorations and French Breads. His strong skills are bread making, dough lamination, sponge/chiffon making and wedding cake decorating.

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5 Star Rating - World class 1 review – Review La Patisserie P

(773) 878-3226

1052 W Argyle St
Chicago, IL 60640

Editorial Description by Citysearch
Bakery serves up a varied selection of French and Asian pastries.
Rated 8.5 out of 10 by Citysearch.

1 Review of La Patisserie P in Chicago

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Tarts to go.  5 Star Rating - World class

I think I probably came here every other day at my stay in Chicago, and also took some tarts home for my mother. This place had a tremendous variety of their pastries.
The prices were right, which kept me coming frequently, and the manager remembered my name the second time I came in.
They are really nice people and I wish we had a type of pastry place like this back at home.
I would recommend this place to visitors/ travelers. A MUST HAVE.

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1 Review by Citysearch:

A real find in an unlikely location 5 Star Rating - World class

Excellent, reasonably-priced croissants, brioche, delectable and creative fancy pastries, as well as the usual things one finds in a Chinese bakery, e.g., sponge cake, red bean cakes, and best of all, the filled Chinese buns. The buns are the size of a thick burger bun, with tasty bread surrounding your choice of fillings. I like the ham and egg for breakfast and the curried chicken, BBQ pork and shumai (ground pork and veggie filling). Best of all the buns are under $1 each. They're ideal food to carry on to an airplane, since they're tasty, not messy, filling and don't need refrigeration, way better and cheaper than what's available at the airport. Pack a couple of these and some fruit and you have a nice meal. The place is about a block from the Argyle stop on the Red Line and when I worked downtown I would sometimes stop there on my way home from work and then get back on the Red Line.

Pros: wide variety of excellent pastries, both French and Chinese, inexpensive
Cons: only street parking
Posted 03/02/08 at 11:03am