14/06/2025: Small bakery and pastry shop serving French and Irish specialties. You can sit back and enjoy a leisurely breakfast, without the hustle and bustle.
The products are delicious and smell like French pastries. The service is very friendly.
I recommend it for a gentle wake-up call 👍👍👍
03/06/2025: Le Petit Délice in Oranmore might not have indoor seating, but what it does have is enough charm, sugar, and pistachio to make you forget all about indoor seating — or at least forgive them for not existing.
We were a gang of five sugar-seeking friends blessed by a rare bout of Galway sunshine. With sunglasses on and pastries in hand, we took our place on the benches out the back, looking (and feeling) like budget supermodels on a pastry-fuelled coffee break.
Each of us heroically ordered a different dessert in the name of culinary exploration. I went with the pistachio cake — mysterious at first, but it grew on me with every bite like a slow-burn romance. By the end, I was fully committed. Another friend had an éclair that vanished in seconds. The custard tart was polished off with the quiet intensity of someone protecting state secrets. We also had a classic croissant and a strawberry tart — both absolute winners.
To drink, I had a tea that somehow managed to taste like a hug despite being served in a paper cup. I strongly suspect a Lyons teabag was doing the heavy lifting, but whatever the magic was, it worked. One friend had a white chocolate latte that was described as “beautiful” with genuine reverence.
After the pastry party, we all turned to the €10 in-house made Dubai chocolate bar — a luxury square of trendiness that we shared like an ancient artefact. Was it delicious? Yes. Was it worth €10? Possibly not, but at least now we can say we’ve had imported vibes from the UAE while sitting on a wooden bench in Oranmore.
Service came with a warm smile from a lovely woman who served our group with the perfect mix of ease, professionalism and kindness.
Overall, Le Petit Délice is a little gem — perfect for a sunny-day treat, a chat with friends, and pretending you're in a French Vogue picnic shoot behind a shop in Oranmore.
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