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Le Restaurant

There is a room behind the counter.

Patisserie Manon is a bakery you can sit down in. Brick and stone walls, a long banquette, blue café chairs and a hutch stacked with bread — a few steps from the pastry case.

The MANON logo in black metal script mounted on a pale stone wall above a reclaimed-wood mantel, flanked by two copper Eiffel Tower models, two small potted plants and three vintage Paris postcard panels.
The sign, on the stone wall

La salle

Where you’ll sit.

Wide view of the dining room: rows of square tables with blue café chairs on wood-plank flooring, a pale stone feature wall carrying the MANON sign at the back, and a tall cherry-wood hutch on the right.
The room, looking in
A long navy and cream banquette running the length of an exposed red-brick wall, with square tables, blue café chairs and small wooden shelves of trailing greenery mounted above it.
The banquette, along the brick
A single four-top table with blue café chairs set against a pale stone wall, beneath a wooden shelf holding the MANON sign, two copper Eiffel Towers and a row of small canisters.
The stone wall
A tall cherry-wood hutch stacked with white pastry boxes, glass jars, a stoneware pitcher and bread baskets, beside a brick wall hung with framed cake prints; a six-top table with blue chairs sits in front of it.
The bread hutch
The second half of the dining room, looking past a glass drinks cooler and the wooden hutch toward more tables and blue chairs set along a brick wall.
The second half of the room

What the room is.

Wood-plank flooring, exposed red brick down one side and pale stone across the back, with the MANON sign mounted above a reclaimed-wood mantel. Square tables and blue café chairs fill the floor; a tall cherry-wood hutch stacked with bread baskets and pastry boxes stands at the far end.

The banquette runs the length of the brick for singles and pairs, and a six-top sits in front of the hutch for a whole table. What the room eats is the bakery’s own list — see the bakery & café menu.

The storefront on West Charleston Boulevard: a two-storey stucco building with a red sign reading French Bakery · Pastry · Bistro above the glass shopfront of suite 110, an iron carriage lantern on the wall to the right and a palm frond at the edge of the frame.
The front, on West Charleston