TOUS les JOURS is a bakery & cafe in Manassas that opened in March 2026. Its is located in 8503 Rixlew Ln, Manassas, VA 20109. It has over 1,750 locations worldwide. They are open every day of the week and close at 9 pm. TOUS les JOURS is a French-Asian inspired bakery & cafe. Its name means “every day” in French.

My first impression of the outside was that it has a very clean and straightforward, classy aesthetic. While I first walked in, I noticed how the inside was nice and cool, and it also felt like there was always a gentle breeze. The inside was very clean and well-organized. The place was very moderately large and amplified and also has large windows, so you get to have a nice outside view with great lighting. It has many tables where you can sit and enjoy your treats. They also have a private room to hang out with a group of friends or have meetings. The rooms are available through reservations and will soon be made public.

The employees were very welcoming and are really quick to attend to you. On their menu, they have a variety of unique and different pastries and sweets. They also offer a lot of different types of croissants and cakes, as well as sandwiches. Their strawberry croissant, which was $5.95, is a flaky croissant that is filled with fresh strawberries and whipped cream. The whipped cream is soft and cloudy, and it was very delicious and not too sweet. Another item I tried was their milk cream bread, which was $3.25. It is a soft and fluffy white bread that has a sweet, milky cream filling. It was one of my favorites because it’s a simple pastry, and its milk cream filling wasn’t overly sweet, and I enjoyed the fluffy bread.

I also tried their chocolate cloud donut, which is $4.25. It has a very rich taste. It is sugar-coated on the outside, the inside has a light chocolate filling that is not too sweet, and the donut bread is really soft and cloudy. The last pastry I tried was their signature cloud piece cake, which was $6.50. This was also one of my favorites; it is a fluffy white sponge cake with fresh whipped cream, and it also had a strawberry filling and had fruit on top. It was not too sweet as I thought it would be; it’s very spongy and actually feels like you’re eating a cloud cake, and it tasted fresh.

I tried their strawberry smoothie, that’s $7.50 for a large. Their strawberry smoothie was not my personal favorite; it tasted overly processed and didn’t taste natural. Although it looked very appealing, the taste did not meet my standards. I would personally not recommend it, but of course, it is my personal opinion, and others may like it, but personally, I did not enjoy it much. The last item I tried was their caramel frappe, that’s $6.65 for a large. It was a good decent frappe, it had a perfect taste of coffee, it is a bit stronger, although you can customize it with the milk of your choice.

In summary, TOUS les JOURS is a unique blend of French and Asian inspirations; the cafe’s vibe and offerings really set it apart. Their prices are pricey but reasonable due to their high quality and freshness, as well as their presentation. Something that could be better is their smoothies, and I feel like they can make them more natural. Overall, my final rating of this place is a 9.6 out of 10. I would definitely visit again.

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