HOLIDAY PASTRY Flagship Store

Positive reviews

• ★★★★★Taron Eric· 3 months ago

  The place is cute and the marketing is amazing but my cup of coffee has lipstick stains on it 😭 The cheesecake taste is average but the prices here are very expensive as the Icon Siam shopping mall.

• ★★★★★Bernard Cheng· a year ago

  Nice cafe, set in a cool complex with a retro community feel. Ample parking and pet friendly make this extra attractive. Food is rich but very tasty, and nice sharing portions. Atmosphere is chilled, decor is photogenic and we didn’t have to wait for a table. Staff were nice enough, but not very attentive - kind of just doing their own thing instead of anticipating guests. Overall good spot and would come again

• ★★★★★pare_cetamol· a year ago

  Nestled in an area surrounded by many well-known cafes, the Holiday Pastry Flagship Store stands out as a must-visit for dessert lovers. The store itself is small and cozy, giving off a warm and welcoming vibe. There’s a parking area available, which is a big plus in this popular neighborhood. Their cheese tart is the highlight—smooth, creamy, and rich, with a savory depth that surprises and delights. I paired it with their vanilla ice cream (you can even see the vanilla seeds!), and the combination was incredible. The sweet and savory clash in the best way, perfectly complementing each other.

Negative reviews

• ★★★★★Miriam Isaac· 6 months ago

  I was extremely disappointed with my visit to Holiday Pastry. I traveled here specifically for their famous French Toast with Flan, which I had seen on their menu online. However, once I arrived, I was told that was an "old menu" and they no longer serve it. To make matters worse, the service and basic amenities were lacking: No Wi-Fi: Even though they expect you to scan a QR code to see the menu, they do not provide Wi-Fi for customers. They eventually brought a tablet, but it was frustrating to deal with. Extremely Limited Coffee: I was shocked to find out they don't serve standard lattes or cappuccinos. They only offered Americanos or Espressos. For a high-end pastry shop, not having milk based coffee options is very odd and disappointing. The place looks great aesthetically, and the staff were polite enough, but the actual experience was a letdown. If you are going for a specific dish you saw on social media, be warned, it might not exist anymore, and don't expect a standard coffee menu to go with your pastry. We ended up leaving without ordering anything.