La baguette magigue is my new go to bakery. My favorite part about this bakery is that you’re transported to France with not just the decor but the smell of baked goods! When you first walk in there is a small selection of international food items like olive oil. The workers are very friendly and welcoming. I loved the way we were treated. They even offered complimentary jelly and butter up at the cash register. Which by the way, the jelly was amazing! There was a little of everything you could ever want! From Eclairs to the most amazing croissants! I was looking for more of a lunchtime meal so I ordered the Ham & cheese croissant. The crispy exterior would pass the knife test. The Swiss cheese and ham were nicely added in with a good bake! The buttery finish was amazing. I could not help but also order the chocolate croissant which was the French kiss of the whole experience! Absolutely delicious with the right amount of chocolate inside. We also ordered the bacon & cheese brioche. Crispy exterior with such soft structure on the inside! The cheese was melted on top with a sprinkle of bacon which topped it off really nicely. There were tiny pâte a chouxs that we could not pass up! The ratio of cream and puff pastry was so delicious two was just not enough! They had limited drinks options. With just sparkling water, sprite, kombucha and coffee. For all of my British bake off fans, Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith would approve in a heartbeat! I highly recommend this bakery and would come back as soon as I can!

I’ve been on a hunt for “addictive” croissants after having had one such experience at a patisserie in Newport RI (and I’ve had croissants in Paris too, which were okay). I have not found it in PA … yet, but did find the morning bun here *very* good. Friendly staff and nice ambience.

I love french bakeries. I ate some variation of bread every morning in Vietnam. La Baguette Magique in WC is excellent. Really reasonable prices, so many things I wanted to try. That baguette was unreal, bread is so airy, yet crisp. Huge fan of the pistachio eclair as well. I would post a photo of the macaroons, but my photo is what they look like after a toddler smashes them.

A charming little French inspired shop, excellent service, and delectable pastries. This is a very lovely little shop. That has these adorable little tables with cute little flowers. The chairs have seen better days, some of the wicker ones are starting to unravel and the chairs just aren't comfortable enough for you to want to stay and chat for very long. The food and pastries are the star of the show here. I've tried a variety of their offerings and they're all delicious and reasonably priced. Their drinks are another story, my husband's caramel latte he said was good but they didn't even have my usual drink of choice of a chai tea latte. So I went with a hot chocolate which wasn't very chocolatey at all, just very bland and somehow my small hot chocolate cost more than his large caramel latte... I'll definitely want to come back for the food but I'll probably walk down the street to Carlinos for a drink.

Delightful French Bakery from the talented minds behind West Chester's hit dinner spot Andiario. The charming seating area is bright and inviting with several Bistro style tables. The bakery cases and retail displays have a bit of European flair. At the entrance you're greeted with grab & go fresh baked bagged Baggetts $3.50 just put the cash in the ceramic "chicken" no need to wait in line. Highlights for our visit include the luscious Blackberry Tart, Cream Filled Brioche Roll, Lemon Tart, Dutch Sausage Brioche Rolls. The coffee was nicely prepared and served hot. We also brought home a quart of Andiario's Mushroom Soup for lunch.

First time to this bakery, recommended by my friend. What a delight visit! Love their sourdough bread, chocolate almond croissant. Very fast crowd build up and very fast taken care by their efficient process. Highly recommend if you are in the area.

Not often do I write about 3 day old quiche nor imagined trying 3 day old quiche. Quiche is for same day consumption…right? Well…Have a seat folks…you won’t go wrong if you take this home and properly store for another seating. The quiche was reheated in a toaster oven and browned all over. The end result, flaky textured, Not overly dried quiche. Actually not bad. Soooo… if your spending $30 or so…please know that quiche from La Baguette Magique can be stored in your fridge for a couple of days AND be a choice for those wanting something good to eat. I will visit this place in person soon

My friend just took me to this place and it's AMAZING!!! Their croissants are on point! Soft on the inside with a nice crisp crust! Delicious!! I got their almond, almond chocolate and chocolate croissants. Also got their bacon and cheese brioche, so yummy!! Can't rave enough!!

Sadly this place isn’t what it used to be. It’s still OK but they have removed a lot of my favorites from the menu (salmon croissant). And the quiches have changed and are now incredibly salty, borderline inedible. I fully agree that good cooking needs salt but they are overdoing it. The sweet baked goods are still tasty, but whoever is in charge of savory needs to go back to the old recipes that made this place popular.

La Baguette knows what they are doing. A true French patisserie with delicious pastries and breads that both look the part and taste incredible. Fairly priced and authentic. Come here on a weekly basis.

Great place for breakfast and a coffee. Always have amazing pastries and fresh baguettes which are tough to beat. Sometimes they have some items from Andiario up the street as well, which are always worth trying. We went on a morning they had Canadian bacon from Andiario and it was a great way to start the day.

Having myself a Paris moment every time I walk here to grab a baguette !🥖! My husband took the walk with me this past weekend and ordered an olive 🫒 bread. It went great with some guac 🥑 Take it from us - try both 😍

I love the bakery. I love the baked goods. I love everything about this place except for one thing. I do not love how the attendants use their gloved hands to grab food for you and also money, use the register and move on to the next person without ever changing gloves. I have asked them personally to change gloves for me to stand there and see them not change them for the next in line. They could use tongs. Otherwise, watch the hands! It’s seriously strange during a pandemic to be so casual with people’s health!

Excellent little bakery. Very busy. Great baguettes. Super fresh! I couldn't tell if they had any free Wi-Fi, otherwise I would have ordered more and sat there all afternoon to work.

I've had many good cups of coffee here and even treated myself to a few of their pastry delights. They were all perfect. Not too sweet but sweet enough, never too filling and yet perfectly decadent. Laura is awesome and lets me complain about work as I fill up my cup. Will continue coming here!