La PanotiQ

Came here Saturday morning and it was quiet when I got here but started to pick up. I had the chicken sandwich and it was good but s place is a coffee and dessert place. Awesome French pastries and coffee.

Just delectable.
La PanotiQ is a little piece of heaven located at the corner street of downtown Campbell. The interior is beautifully decorated, the ambiance oozed out sophistication and elegance. They offer a wide selection of hot and cold coffees, frappes and teas, as well as a selection of sandwiches, soups, pastries and cakes.
I initially ordered a hot chocolate, but they got me a cup of mocha instead (miscommunication?). I didn’t mind one bit, since the drink was delicious! The pricing was also reasonable, for less than $ 5, I got a large mug and every sip was rich, creamy and gorgeous.
Despite getting the wrong order, I really dig this place — Lovely vibe with legit lattes, I’ll definitely be back for more!

Really cute place. Lots of sitting place, you can come in big groups and find somewhere to hang. The coffee and sweets are really good. For being a place in campbell the workers are really friendly. I was surprised.
I do recommend this place to everyone. Its a bit pricey but worth the experience!

I was so disappointed on my visit here. I ordered an Earl Grey Latte and a half sandwich+soup combo for a total of $ 12.45. I was so excited about the lobster seafood bisque but it was completely underwhelming. It was pretty bland and unflavorful and completely liquid. The sandwich was good (I got the Saucisson — salami, AOP butter, cornichons [which are little, slightly sweet, pickles]), but half is so small. Their presentation is good — the soup comes in a cute little lidded pot looking thing (not sure what they’re called, but I have a picture). The drink was terrible. NO flavor (Earl Grey, milk, or otherwise) and super watery. Overpriced and not delicious– so much regret ordering this.
I really like the space. Everything in the display looks delicious and everything on the menu sounds delicious. The seats are nice and there is outside seating which is really nice when the sun’s out. Maybe I just ordered the wrong things. I had some samples at the Livermore La Panotiq and everything I tried was delicious, so I was so excited to go here and was completely let down.

Cake heaven!
A good amount of selections and everything looks mouthwatering. I got the madagascar Raspberry cream cake for dine in and check in for a cup of coffee or tea! Cute cup, big size. The cake wasn’t overwhelmingly sweet or too creamy. Perfect amount and enhanced with the bits of almond and coconut.
Also got the apple tart, Raspberry tartlets and lemon meringue to go. I know this sounds ridiculous but the bag and boxes my desserts were packed in is very upscale and beautiful. I was expecting just a typical paper box but it’s a sturdy high quality box that slides open.
Overall the décor is luxurious, cute, and creates a peaceful atmosphere.

PROS: Traditional French cuisine! Been here twice… Their sandwiches, especially the JAMBON SPECK, NIÇOISE, CAESAR Salads, Coffee is outta of this world!
CONS: Very expensive… so I must really visit far and in-​between… It’s a very quaint establishment, seating is sparse…

Clean classy bakery with yummy French pastries :) I tried the apple turnover and torsade. The torsade was delicious! Flakey crispy pastry with chocolate chips and custard cream on the inside. $ 3.75 is a little steep for a pastry but it was worth it to me. They toasted it up so it was nice and warm. Service was friendly and efficient. I really like the look of the place. They have a really big king table with these beautiful love seats and plenty of little tables. It’s a nice place to enjoy a cup of coffee and catch up with your company.

Nice place, coffee, and cakes are good. Environment is comfortable and people are nice too. Will definitely come back! Easy to find this place, street parking.

I stumbled upon this café when I was looking for a good place to study and hangout with my mom. When you immediately walk in, you will notice a various selection of pastries to your right with a huge printed menu on the wall. I ordered an Americano for myself, and because I checked in on Unilocal,I was able to get a cup of jasmine green tea for my mom. The service was quick, where my drinks were handed to me within two minutes. I was most impressed by this large booth with comfy seating, along with a large table for me to spread out all my books and papers!

I first noticed La PanotiQ during one of my visits to the Campbell farmers’ market, and its décor, so suggestive of a Parisian café, instantly caught my attention.
COFFEE ORDER:
I’ve come here various times to get some work done while sipping on one of their hot lattes. I was excited to learn that they offer (homemade!!) almond milk as a nondairy alternative — and for only $ 0.50! :) The lattes are a bit inconsistent — on my first two visits, my latte had only a very thin layer of foam and a much milkier taste than I expected, but on my most recent visit, the foam was much thicker and the latte more bitter. Both versions are fine with me though; I’ll definitely be returning in the future for another cup!
If you’re looking for a simple coffee, they serve Bicycle Coffee Co.‘s roasts and have a table well-​stocked with creamer, sugar, to-​go lids, etc. to the left of the cashier.
FOOD:
I haven’t tried many of their food options, but their ratatouille is light and filling. Their mini macarons are also solid and pair well with a coffee.
On every one of my visits, the cashiers/​servers have been friendly and helpful. The café itself is relatively clean and is generally much busier on weekends. La PanotiQ is definitely worth a try if you’re looking for a place to satisfy your sweet cravings and have a love for Parisian café culture!

Come here for their half sanwhich and half salad combo. I usually get the Legumes sanwhich and friseé salad no speck. As you may be guessing I prefer vegetables in my food and this place serves them with flavor, which is why I keep coming back.
The legumes sanwhich never disappoints. It comes with a variety of hearty vegetables cooked well. That seems to be a difficult thing for some places but not here. The sanwhich also comes with avocado and a house made cheese cream.
They don’t have good enogh selection of beverages for my taste which is why they’re not getting 5 stars, also their customer service varies… like seriously from good to me wondering if the cashier knows what her job is. Mostly great though and that thought is probably because I used to be a waitress and cashier and host and all of that so I’m trying not to give my experience too much weight.
Oh yeah not cheap, or unaffordable.

I came here while waiting for a few friends and got the cold brew. I must say, the cold brew was one of the better ones I’ve had. It had a strong coffee flavor, but wasn’t harsh at all, very smooth. I really liked it.

Delicious coffee and hot chocolate. Amazing deserts! Definitely coming back. Awesome and friendly staff.

I’ve loved this place in all my past visits, but today it disappointed me. I came in after a run during the busy Sunday farmers market time. I’ve been craving a sandwich for weeks and decided to get the Legumes (all veggies and $ 9.50) I had the cheese spread on the side cause I can’t do dairy. The sandwich was just OK. Way more bread than veggies. It could use a bit more avocado and using actual full sized lettuce leaves instead of the shredded kind. Just some thoughts. I accompanied it with an almond milk latte. The latte was okay. I’m now comparing all lattes to Nosh in Willow Glen and unfortunately Panotiq’s didnt come close.
Looking through pictures of fellow Unilocalers, I see that sandwiches are served with a small side salad and pickles. Mine did not have it. Why?
I love the ambiance of this place. Bathrooms are always clean and seating outside is great. I think its a bit pricey for the amount of food you get.

La PanotiQ…
is la… eh… at the end of the night. My fault for coming during the last 1.5 hours of business hours, but I think every business should have the same quality food and same experience as if it was open from hour 1.
Nontheless, it is a really cute place to have a little dessert and tea/​coffee.
The lady behind the register seemed to be having a bad day. No offense to her, but she really did seem to be having a bad day. No smile, not much of a greeting, just seemed stressed. This in totality, unfortunately affected my perception of this place for the first time (awesome thing for second chances!).
Tip: Free hot tea with first check-​in!
Asked for Soup of The day and they had none left. Asked for Polenta, and she wasn’t sure what it was and they also only had one serving left (decided not, since I suspected the quality for the last serving might not be that great). The dessert selection was also weak with only one row out of the multiple row in the cases left. It looked pretty empty.
However, the mango passion dessert cake was delicious was it was beautifully presented.
I have to give this place a second chance one day.

Elaborate chandeliers, nice display of desserts upon entering, plush seating, and soft relaxing music in the background.
Friendly, patient customer service. I ordered the mocha; by far, the unsweetest mocha I have ever tasted, but the whipped cream added some sweetness. Also had the ham, cheese, & avocado croissant ($ 6), which was pretty delicious. They also serve soups, salads, and sandwiches here.
There is seating alongside the window, which is good for people watching, but was too tall for me and my laptop. Also, not many outlets.
Not my ideal study spot, but makes for a good spot to catch up with friends over a cup of coffee.

I really, really, really like this café! It’s located in downtown Campbell, and it has a classy, clean, pretty interior with a nice atmosphere. I ordered the Jambon Fromage (sandwich), and I really enjoyed it (I love cheeeeeeese)! If you check in on Unilocal,you get a free cup of tea! I’m going to work from here next time!

Slightly pricy little spot for some really well made baked goods and the décor is nice enough to host a wedding reception. The employee’s were all bright eyed and cheerful which was great. My Americano was done quite well. Docked half a star (but alas Unilocal doesn’t do 4.5 stars) for the price only.
The vibe is nice and they have free Wi-​Fi (ask for the password) which is really great. I do appreciate how well done it is furnished inside since it makes it super cozy and more atmospheric tendencies for folks to gather and chat instead of lounging around on their computer doing work and turning this into the doldrums of a internet café.
Would definitely come back and will have to bring the girlfriend.

La PanotiQ is the latest great addition to the thriving downtown Campbell scene. With locations in Palo Alto and Livermore and planned expansion to Berkeley, La PanotiQ has hit on a winning formula that they’ve brought to their welcome Campbell location.
I visited La PanotiQ for an Elite event and was lucky enough to find myself in the area a few days later for another visit. The bright, modern décor is highlighted by high ceilings and a fantastic communal table in the middle of the bakery. Staff are both plentiful and super friendly, eager to make suggestions and help choose among the many decadent savory and sweet pastries that are all standout here.
The croissants are easily the superstar here and feature a flakey and delicate nature that is neither oily nor too dense. It’s easily among the best I’ve had. Order one with a savory sandwich combination or try one filled with melted cheese or mushroom.
Other standouts include the torsade, a pastry filled with perfectly sweet custard, and their house made almond milk that is a perfect addition to their high quality coffee from Bicycle Coffee or even drunk on their own.
Overall, I couldn’t be happier with having been introduced to La PanotiQ. I look forward to visiting their other locations and can easily recommend their delicious baked items to friends. It’s rare to see a family owned business (from the management to chefs to staff) do so well on this scale but it’s extremely nice to see as they haven’t forgotten that family touch.
La PanotiQ accepts credit cards including American Express.

YES, THIS is the kind of service and food I expected from the Livermore location of La PanotiQ! I came for a growler refill, but ended up getting a tcho mocha and a warmed up «The Q», which is a «sweet vanilla custard and chocolate chips wrapped in a puff pastry.»
Employees were very attentive and kind. I expressed to them my disappointment with the Livermore location, and they apologized and stated that the Livermore location is new and they are probably training their baristas still. I’ll choose to believe that was the case.
Cute little place. I will most definitely be back– if it weren’t so far from me… perhaps when I begin working in downtown SJ :)