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Coffee shop in Brasília, Federal District

What should I order at Daniel Briand Patissier Chocolatier?

4.4 5,649 reviews 14 skippers

What to order

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    Pastries

    Recommended repeatedly as outstanding, amazing, and among the best items here; several reviews praise the pastry quality overall and call the place a top patisserie.

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    Croissant

    Mentioned as the "real croissant" in Brasília and praised for being authentic and spot-on, making it one of the standout bakery items.

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    Chocolate Drink Called Angevin

    Called the best part of the meal in one review, with a specific mention that it stood out among the drinks.

  4. 4

    Kouign Aman With Caramel

    Highlighted as lovely, with the caramel version singled out positively for its flavor and quality.

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    Hot Chocolate

    Praised as great, intense, and not too sweet, making it a recommended drink for chocolate lovers.

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    Campagne Paté

    Specifically recommended as an underrated jewel, suggesting it is a hidden standout on the menu.

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    House Yogurt

    Also called an underrated jewel, indicating it is a surprisingly memorable and well-liked item.

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    Bouche De Noel

    Recommended as a seasonal dessert to try at Christmas time, with a review explicitly telling guests not to miss it.

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    Chocolate Mousse

    Praised as the favorite dessert at a dinner party, showing it is a strong dessert recommendation.

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    Quiches

    Mentioned as yummy, and included in a review praising the wide variety of savory options.

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    Baguette

    Included in a review describing the restaurant as authentically French, with the baguette specifically noted as hitting the spot.

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    Pain Au Chocolat

    Also singled out in the authenticity praise, with the reviewer saying it hits the spot every time.

Details

Location

Asa Norte Comércio Local Norte 104 Lj 26 BL A, Brasília, Federal District, 70733-540, BR

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Hours

Monday Closed
Tuesday 8 AM to 10 PM
Wednesday 8 AM to 10 PM
Thursday 8 AM to 10 PM
Friday 8 AM to 10 PM
Saturday 8 AM to 10 PM
Sunday 8 AM to 10 PM

About Daniel Briand Patissier Chocolatier

This restaurant serves a breakfast menu, gourmet coffee & French delicacies in an elegant setting.

Amenities

Accessibility

  • Wheelchair accessible entrance
  • Wheelchair accessible parking lot
  • Wheelchair accessible restroom
  • Wheelchair accessible seating

Frequently asked

What is Daniel Briand Patissier Chocolatier known for?

It is especially known for French pastries and what reviewers call the real croissant in Brasília, along with macarons, quiches, and desserts like chocolate mousse. People also mention the kouign amann, pain au chocolat, and bouche de Noël as standout items, and say the quality makes the wait worthwhile.

What dishes are most recommended at Daniel Briand Patissier Chocolatier?

Reviewers repeatedly highlight croissants, macarons, quiches, and pastries, plus specific items like campagne pâté, house yogurt, kouign amann with caramel, chocolate mousse, and hot chocolate. The menu is in French with Portuguese translation, and several comments say the pastries and cakes are carefully prepared.

What is the atmosphere like at Daniel Briand Patissier Chocolatier?

The vibe is an elegant French cafe with a beautiful garden, outdoor patio, and al fresco seating, set at the edge of a park in Brasília. Reviewers describe it as sophisticated but still friendly and welcoming, which works well for brunches, couples, and groups that do not mind a busy room.

Is Daniel Briand Patissier Chocolatier good value, and what is the price range?

The price level is described by reviewers as high, but also worth it because the food quality is strong and the menu is carefully prepared. Some guests call it under budget for the experience, while others say the prices are high, so it reads as a premium French bakery rather than a cheap stop.

When is the best time to visit Daniel Briand Patissier Chocolatier?

Weekend brunch is a popular time, but reviewers also warn that service can be slow when the cafe is full and that the place is often crowded. If you want a calmer visit, going outside peak brunch hours may mean less waiting for service and a quieter table in the garden.

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