1789 Café Pâtisserie 法式甜點 仁愛店

The eclair skin was humidified and left non-crispy and soft texture. The flavors tend to be too sweet.

My sister ordered these lovely raspberry cheesecake and chocolates for us, and they tasted absolutely devine (I had also been craving a good cheesecake for a while too she read my mind!), and she said the service staff were very professional right from the start. I was told this is one of the best pasties and crossiants in town, so am looking forward to trying their crossiants next!

Nice dessert! Highly recommend their iced chocolate!

Nice little place that is probably more suitable for people living near-by since it's not very accessible. Best known for their eclairs, they have the classics and some really creative flavours and small desserts. But there aren't a whole lot compared to some other cafe and dessert places. The coffee was average so for people like me, it's hard to convince myself to come specifically for the eclairs. And there is limited seating.

Here we are again in the other store and lucky, Mrs Owner is in the house! Once again thank you for your hospitality! We try different flavour today and they all very tasty! Loved it!!!

Double espresso is fine, the biscuit is suitable with the espresso. Cakes look good, taste good but should take away only. It is not fit for someone who looks for a relaxing time in a traditional coffee shop. Staffs are nice but still a bit too lousy when they take orders/reservation. Mosquito might available (or it was my feeling).

Great dessert shop in the heart of Taipei. We ordered the 2-person tea set ($690 NT) and upgraded one eclair to a small cake (+$60 NT, $750 NT total). The pistachio cherry eclair was delicious, the limited christmas tree cake filled with chocolate mousse was a liiiittle too rich for my taste (one bite was fine), the truffles were delightful, and the macarons were amazing. Would definitely come back just for the macarons. Would recommend getting hot tea if you’re gonna dine-in as they give you a refill of hot water. The workers spoke decent enough English and I would’ve given 5 stars but one of them became a little stand-offish the moment we spoke English. We weren’t handed menus and we didn’t realize you could dine-in, so when we decided to dine-in instead of taking the desserts to go, she began saying in an almost hostile tone “Oh there’s a minimum charge of $200 NT per person and a max dining time of 90 minutes” even after we already ordered ~$400 NT worth of things…..The other worker was extremely nice though and took the time to discuss the menu after we sat down. Would recommend to others in the future as the desserts were amazing.

This is one of my favourite pastisserie in Taipei (probably the best) and have made purchases many many time. This afternoon we made a change of sitting down. When we walked in there’s was no one behind the counter both assistants were attending something else in the kitchen. The Assistant asked us to make a choice of the dessert before sitting down and told us the drink menu was on the table. When we sat down, we noticed that there was a choice of afternoon tea for 2 on the menu. I really don’t get it why we were asked to pick before we read the menu when we could have other choices. The Afternoon Tea set offers eclairs, macaroons, chocolates and drinks, a fair amount of food. The menu stated the the afternoon tea is for in house consumption only. We just finished our brunch and didn’t think we could eat all the items, so we asked the Assistant if we could pack the leftovers. We were told sternly “NO”, i just could not believe this unreasonable policy. By no means I try to be difficult and fully understand the set is not for taken out but this is the first time I was told one cannot takeaway leftover food. Takeaway and packing leftover are 2 different things, please explain to your staff. Don’t ruin the good reputation of the shop, PLEASE.