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We're nutty for a good almond croissant! They're the perfect combination of sweet and flakey ✨ What's your favourite pastry? Let us know in the comments below!

FRENCH WORD OF THE WEEK! 🇫🇷 Another fun phrase to add to your french vocab! Let's break it down: "Pépites" means chips, and "Chocolat" means... chocolate! So literally "chips of chocolate"!

Feeling peckish? Swing by our kiosk today and try out our delicious chocolate muffins with loads of "pépites de chocolat" for yourself!

Can you guess the French city? (and no, it's not Paris!) 🇫🇷 Here are your clues:

👨‍🍳 It is often said to be the Gastronomic Capital of France, home to the famous French Chef, Paul Bocuse!
🎥 The Lumière brothers, the inventors of film-making, called this city home!
🤐 One of the main attractions of this city is the Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière, which overlooks the city on a large hill!

Think you know the answer? Let us know in the comments below! ⬇️

What's more satisfying than a true blue bacon and egg roll? Enjoying it on a lazy Saturday morning with a freshly brewed cup of coffee! Well don't worry - we've got you covered. Our kiosks in Parramatta, Castle Hill and Rouse Hill are ready to serve up this Aussie delight whenever you're craving it! Just swing by and treat yourself to a delicious start to your weekend!

FRENCH WORD OF THE WEEK! 🇫🇷 Spice up your French chatter with this cool new word! Let's break it down: "Grains" means grains, and "Café" means Coffee, so literally "Coffee Grains"!

Why not "Café Grains" or "Coffee Beans" as we would say in English? Well, that's because in French, possessive relationships are expressed using the preposition "de" (meaning "of" or "from"). That's why we say Grains DE Café!

Thirsty yet? Visit our kiosk today and experience the magic of our "Grains de Café" first hand!

Did you know about our fabulous catering service? That's right, from breakfast bashes to office tea breaks, our teams at 52 Martin Place Food Court, Metcentresydney, and Northpoint North Sydney have got you covered, with freshly made goodies available each and every day, with next-day delivery if you order by 3pm. Bon appétit! 🥐

Soup, glorious SOUP! 😋 As the leaves turn golden and the air gets crisper, there's nothing quite like cosying up with a steaming bowl of your favourite autumn comfort. From hearty pumpkin soup to classic pea and bacon, 'tis the season to savour every spoonful! 🍂

Meet the heart and soul of our kiosks - our incredible staff! 💖 With smiles as sweet as our pastries, they're always ready to brighten your day with a delicious sweet treat. Swing by and say bonjour! 🥐✨

🇫🇷 French Word of the Week: Les pâtes 🍝 This very important word means "pasta" in English! Whether it's spaghetti, penne, or fusilli, there's a pasta shape for everyone, and its the perfect way to satisfy those carb-y cravings! In a simple French sentence, you could say "J'adore manger des pâtes à la sauce tomate" (I love eating pasta with tomato sauce.)

Craving some pasta this lunch time? Then you have to try our delicious pasta salad, full of wholesome goodness designed to give you the mid-arvo energy boost you need to get through the day!

Craving a bit of history with your lunch? Sink your teeth into our classic Croque Monsieur! 🥪 Born in the bustling cafes of 20th century Paris, this French favourite packs a punch with its ham, creamy béchamel, and melty cheese between toasty bread. Swing by one of our kiosks today and snag a taste of authentic French flavour! 🇫🇷

🇫🇷🍇 French Word of the Week: "Les Raisin Secs" 🍇🇫🇷

Which means, in English, raisins! Seems simple right? Well, it's actually a bit tricky, because when we say "raisins" in English, we're actually talking about dried grapes. but did you know that in French, the word "raisin" actually means fresh grapes? That's why it's really important to add the word "sec" (which means dry) at the end.

In France, these little bursts of sweetness are cherished in pastries, salads, and even enjoyed on their own as a delightful snack. In a sentence, you could say: "Ce que je préfère dans le pain au raisin, ce sont les raisins secs", which means "my favourite part of the pain au raisin are the raisins!".

Come along to one of our kiosks and try our delicious Pain au Raisins today ✨

Happy Anzac Day! We're celebrating in the most Aussie way we know how... by biting into a deliciously crispy and seriously saucy Bacon and Egg roll! ✨🇦🇺

Check out our Anzac Day Opening Hours:
Rouse Hill: 10am - 7pm
Castle Towers: 1pm - 8pm
Martin Place, Met Centre and North Point Tower: CLOSED

Stuck for lunch? No fear! At Delisse, we've go SO MANY options for you to choose, from deliciously hearty pies to nutritious salads, or choose from a range of our classic French baguettes! The possibilities are endless!

What's better than one donut? TWO donuts, of course... or three, or four! 🎉🍩

Our French Word of the Week: "Partager" 🇫🇷 Which means "To Share"!

Sharing is caring, mes amis! In France, we embrace the beauty of sharing because it brings us closer together. And let's be honest, who can resist sharing when our food is so délicieuse? 🤤 From flaky croissants to decadent pastries, the joy of sharing enhances every bite! So next time you're with you're French friends, and you notice that they seem pretty keen on your croissant, you can ask "Tu veux partager?" (Do you want to share?)

Feeling peckish this Easter Monday? Craving something flaky and delicious? Our kiosks in Rouse Hill and Castle Hill are open until 6pm, and ready to serve you with a smile! ✨😀

Our cafés in Martin Place, North Point Tower and the Met Centre are closed today, but will be open as usual from tomorrow!

Joyeux Pâques/Happy Easter! We wish you all a safe and happy holiday full of friends, family, and of course delicious treats! 🐰 All of our cafés are closed today, but our Castle Towers and Rouse Hill kiosks are looking forward to serving you bright and early tomorrow from 6:30am to 6pm, while our Martin Place, Met Centre and North Point cafés will be back as usual on Tuesday ✨

Did you know that our delicious, artisinal coffee is freshly ground from ethically sourced beans from Colombia, El Salvador and Papua New Guinea! Now that's what we call "cool beans!" ☕

Our 🇫🇷 French Word of the Week is... 'Pâques'! Pronounced like "pahk", is the French word for Easter, a time of chocolate eggs, fluffy bunnies, and joyful celebrations. From egg hunts to enjoying delicious treats with family and friends, Pâques is a time to embrace new beginnings! In a sentence, you could say "Joyeuses Pâques! J'ai déjà trouvé six œufs en chocolat dans le jardin!" (Happy Easter! I've already found 6 chocolate eggs in the garden!)

Craving something delicious to celebrate Pâques? Check out our Easter Weekend opening hours:

Martin Place, Met Centre and North Point:
Closed on Good Friday
Open as Usual Saturday and Easter Sunday
Closed on Easter Monday

Castle Towers and Rouse Hill:
Closed on Good Friday
Open 6:30-6pm on Saturday
Closed on Easter Sunday
Open on Easter Monday 6:30-6pm.

We're positively NUTTY for a good almond croissant! 🤪 What about you? If you feel like treating yourself this morning, make sure to stop by and pick up one of these deliciously sweet and flakey delights from any of our cafés!

Can you guess the French city? 🇫🇷 Here are your clues:

🏰 This city is most well known for being the home of one of the grandest, and most famous Palaces in all of France, which some of the most iconic figures in French history, including Louis XIV and Marie Antoinette, once called home!

⛲ This city is known for its stunning fountain displays designed by André Le Nôtre, so much so that it's often referred to as the "City of Fountains"!

📜 The treaty which ended World War I was signed in this city, in the Palaces famous Hall of Mirrors!

Think you know the answer? Let us know in the comments below! ⬇️

Tag that special someone who is the ham to your cheese, the milk to your coffee, the spinach to your feta, the jam to your danish ❤️

Introducing our fabulous Martin Place manager, Karina 😍 With a passion for great coffee, great food, and great customer service, we're so lucky to have her on the team!

Tag someone who you think deserves a little treat this afternoon 😍🧁

Our 🇫🇷 French Word of the Week is... 'Mousse'! Meaning "foam" in english, if if you LOVE a good, frothy coffee, then this is an important word to know! In a sentence, you could say, "Ma partie préférée du café est la mousse !" (My favourite part of the coffee is the foam!)
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If you agree with that last statement, then you must try our deliciously frothy and foamy lattes and cappuccinos! Join us this week and give them a taste ✨☕

From seminars to morning tea, our catering teams at 52 Martin Place Food Court, Metcentresydney, and Northpoint North Sydney have always got your back! 🥐

All our food is freshly made every single morning to guarantee the best taste and quality, and don't forget, next day delivery is available until 3pm every day!

Made a minor tweak to one of your lyrics Sabrina Carpenter... what do you think? 😍

The French word of the week is.... Beignet! 🇫🇷✨ Meaning "fritter" or "doughnut" in English, this fluffy, fried delights are like little pillows of happiness! 🍩 If you were in Paris talking to a friend about your morning, you could say "Ce matin, j'ai mangé un délicieux beignet avec mon café." (This morning, I ate a delicious beignet with my coffee.)

Sounds like the best morning ever right? Let us help you make this fantasy a reality, with multiple Beignet to choose from at our kiosks! Join us today to explore our different options ❤️🍩

Summer may be over, but I'm not sure the sun got the memo! 🍝 Celebrate the beautiful weather with a delicious and ready to eat salad that's sure to have your taste buds jumping for joy! ✨

Can you guess the French city? (Yes, it's in France, not Rome!) 🇫🇷 Here are your clues:

🎭 This city was an important Roman town, with many important archaeological sites to explore, such as the best-preserved Roman amphitheatre in France, built in the year 27 BC.

🌉 This city is close to the Pont du Gard, built by Agrippa during Roman times! It is a well-preserved aqueduct that used to carry water across the small Gardon river valley.

👚 This city is famous for being where the fabric denim was first created, in the late 17th century!

Think you know the answer? Let us know in the comments below! ⬇️