Bonjour and welcome to The French Bakery. Whether you’re joining us for a cup of coffee or for the afternoon, we invite you to unwind, relax and let us serve you. Enjoy yourself, make a new friend, start a conversation or just simply breathe.
Here, life is a little more delicious. Bon Appetit!
OMELETTES
Lovingly crafted from our signature blend of freshly cracked eggs and French ingredients, each light and fluffy omelette is a culinary masterpiece.
FRENCH TOAST
Homemade bread fresh from our oven. Mouth-watering batter made from freshly cracked eggs. Toppings that let you make it your own. Mais oui!
Crepés
Made from scratch ingredients and a dedication to creating light and fluffy brilliance come together in our signature crepes.
Sweet Crepés
Savory Crepés
SIGNATURE FRENCH BAKERY QUICHE
The dish that put The French Bakery on the map, our quiche is prepared from scratch, with homemade flaky pastry and freshly cracked eggs.
WHOLE QUICHE - $55.00
SOUPS
SALADS
We use only the finest farm-fresh ingredients in our crispy and healthy salads, pairing each with a fresh toasted baguette and your choice of dressing on the side. Choose from Vidalia Onion, Ranch, Blue Cheese, Italian, White French, Spicy Ranchitto, Balsamic Vinaigrette, Caesar, Fat Free Raspberry Vinaigrette and Oil & Vinegar to make it your own.
Try our gourmet spin on the classic, with grilled chicken breast on a bed of romaine lettuce sprinkled with parmesan cheese, homemade French Bakery croutons and a side of our homemade Caesar dressing.
Oven roasted Roma tomatoes and fresh romaine lettuce set the stage for a delectable scoop of our signature chicken or tuna salad.
SIGNATURE BREADS & SIDES
All our bread dough is made from scratch with the finest ingredients, contain no preservatives or additives and is fat-free and cholesterol-free. We bake our breads on the premises every day.
Bread
Our Raisin bread is a type of bread made with raisins and flavored with cinnamon. We use a white flour or egg dough bread". Aside from white flour, raisin bread is also made with other flours, such as all-purpose flour, oat flour, or whole wheat flour. We often include honey, brown sugar, eggs, or butter.
A brioche bread is a very 'rich' bread. Whereas standard breads can be made from nothing more than water, flour, salt and yeast, a brioche will contain plenty eggs, milk and butter. That makes a bread 'rich'. The high fat and protein contents of these ingredients is what makes the bread so special.
Sides
BURGERS
Each of our hearty 8 oz. burgers are made to our exacting specifications, with top quality USDA Prime Beef seared to sizzling perfection and piled high with toppings.
COLD SANDWICHES
HOT SANDWICHES
KIDS TABLE (UNDER 12 YEARS OLD)
Served with chips, fries or fruit salad
4 oz. patty on country French served with fries, chips or fruit salad.
A blend of cheddar and Swiss on country French served with chips, fries or fruit salad.
4 oz. patty on country French served with chips, fries, or fruit salad.
A LA CARTE
Proteins
“Eggs your way” scrambled, sunny-side up, over easy, over hard, poached.
Fruits and Vegetables
Beverages
Soda Water
Coffee - Shipped and Roasted on A Weekly Basis
Cold
Hot
The term Cafe Latte was created in certain regions of Italy where American tourists frequented. The American travelers struggled with the bitter and richer flavors of espresso so warm milk was added to make a more palatable and sweeter drink. It should be noted that if you travel to Italy and ask for a ‘Latte’, you will be handed a glass of warm milk.
American GIs were stationed in Italy after the World War, Although there was enough coffee for the soldiers, it was not what they were used too. The only options at the time were cappuccinos and espressos. The Espressos were too bitter and cappuccinos to heavy compared to what the soldiers would drink back home. This was a problem for the Americans, so the local baristas came up with a solution to add hot water with the espressos, to water them down and then add milk and sugar as desired. This was referred to as a Café Americano which is now shortened to an ‘Americano’. This is now a coffee that is recognized all over the world.
Espressos were created with the need for speed. In the 1800s coffee was a huge part of European culture and baristas needed a way of creating individual drinks faster. Angelo Moriondo of Turin, Italy, was the inventor of the espresso machine. He used to steam and pressure to quickly brew a cup of coffee. In the 1880s he patented his design and it was never released commercially. Later, in 1906 two Italians developed Moriondos idea further and shared their invention at World’s Fair in Milan. They called the beverage the machine created ‘Caffe Espresso’. It wasn’t until world war 2 that inventors began developing to pressure, adding leavers created what we now know as ‘Crema’. Finally, it was the invention of a motorised pump by Carlo Ernesto Valente that gave the espresso machine the 9-bar pressure we use today.
Macchiato means ‘marked or ‘stained’, this refers to the typical spot on the top of the drink, caused by a barista pouring espresso directly into a small amount of steam milk. Like with most of the coffee we see on the menu, it’s an Italian idea. As cappuccinos are not regularly consumed by the Italians after midday, a macchiato allowed them to enjoy a slightly sweeter drink in the afternoon.
The cappuccino first appeared in a Viennese coffee house. In 1805 it was described as coffee with milk and cream, in some places they would add spices too. The name came about as the drink would look the same color as the Capuchin monks’ robes. In Italian, cappuccino, means ‘hood’. Although the name originated from Vienna, it was invented in Italy, where it took on its common name ‘Cappuccino’. In Italy however, you will rarely be served a cappuccino after lunch as it is considered a morning drink.
There is an ongoing rivalry between Australia and New Zealand about who invented the flat white. Alan Preston, an Australian, claimed that he created the term in 1985 when he opened his café in Sydney. After moving to Queensland in the 1960s he stated that he frequently offered ‘White coffee- Flat’. Fraser McInnes a former barista in New Zealand, says he came up with the Flat White in 1989 after making a bad Cappuccino. He said that the milk for the cappuccino didn’t rise properly, therefore serving a flat white to the customer.The dispute is ongoing today between the two countries. And no one can accurately say who is correct, it remains one of coffees mysteries.
Speciality Coffee
Teas: Green Tea, Charleston Breakfast, Chamomile, Green Tea with Mint, Earl Grey, Plantation Peach, American Classic.
Cinnamon Spice Full Leaf Black tea, Citrus Chamomile (Decaf), Green Jasmine, Egyptian Mint
South Indian Select Black, Hibiscus (Decaf)
Available in Decaf: English Breakfast, Chamomile.
Tea
Teas: Green Tea, Charleston Breakfast, Chamomile, Green Tea with Mint, Earl Grey, Plantation Peach, American Classic.
Available in Decaf: English Breakfast, Chamomile.
ADD A FLAVOR
SYRUPS: Vanilla, Suger Free Vanilla, Hazelnut, Caramel, Chocolate, Cinammon, Pumpkin Spice, Irish Cream, Cherry, Raspberry, Peach, Peach Puree
SAUCES: Dark Chocolate, White Chocolate, Caramel ………………$.50
From the Bar
Wines
Take Away
*Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish, or eggs may increase your risk of food-borne illness.
** Gluten Friendly Dishes. Please keep in mind if you have Celiac disease, this is a bakery and there are trace of flour in the air we make our breads
and pastries fresh daily.
A Gratuity of 18% will be added to parties of 6 or more.