Ghida K
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We visited Le Blueboy after hearing a lot of positive things about it. It was a weekend night, and as expected, the place was busy. Even so, we waited more than 10 minutes before a lady came to serve us. I have to say, the menu was pretty overwhelming, there were so many options, but without any pictures to help guide us, it became quite confusing. I found myself unsure of what to order, so I asked the employee for suggestions. The only thing I was sure about was the beignes since I saw a picture and ordered them right away. We also decided to try the Oreo milkshake, Les Tailles churros sundae with solo flavor (we swapped caramel salé for choco caramel), and the Fresa shortcake.
The Halloween themed decorations added a nice touch to the atmosphere, and the service was friendly. But let’s talk about the taste. Overall, I found the prices fair compared to similar places I’ve visited. I absolutely fell in love with the Orleans style beignes. they were soft, freshly made right in front of us, and just delicious. The milkshake was also really enjoyable, rich with Oreo flavor. However, the churros sundae was a bit of a letdown, good, but not particularly special. The churros themselves were on par with what you’d get at many other places, and the sundae didn’t stand out for me. The Fresa shortcake was decent, but again, I wasn’t too impressed by it.
In hindsight, I wish I had gone for the sorbet Tiger’s Blood, it seemed like a more unique option that might have given me a different experience. Despite this, overall, it was a good visit, and I’d definitely come back specifically for the beignes, which were the highlight of the night. I just hope they revamp their menu style so that it’s easier to navigate, making it quicker for people to figure out what they want without feeling lost.
