Best French Bakery in Madison

"Located on the corner of Parmenter Street and Hubbard Avenue, Grace Coffee Co. serves up specialty coffees and teas and craft cocktails, along with delicious bakery items and a breakfast and lunch menu. Enjoy your meal outdoors on their sidewalk café which wraps around the corner. Hours are Monday-Friday: 7 a.m.-5 p.m.; Saturday-Sunday: 8 a.m.-4 p.m."

"1216 E Washington Ave, Madison, WI 53703 Mon-Fri 7am-4pm Sat & Sun 8am-4pm 608.298.7464www.gracecoffeewi.com. Grace Coffee Company utilizes Onyx Coffee Labs to make the best espresso possible. Using their syrups made entirely in-house and only the freshest ingredients, they serve up dishes a cut above the rest."

"Seasonal pies at Humble are handcrafted and made with fresh ingredients supplied by local farmers and farmers' markets. Pie selection changes seasonally so that Humble can provide you with a variety of sweet treats."

"It's no surprise that any Starbucks is quick and convenient for college students, but this newly-renovated location isn't like the rest. It has a second floor with indoor and outdoor sitting space, and walls lined with colorful and quirky artwork (pictured above). I would always recommend their Iced Peach Citrus White Tea Infusion for those wanting to stray from coffee."

"Middleton has two Starbucks locations — Greenway Boulevard and Allen Boulevard — and they each offer at least a small outdoor patio."

"Johnny Delmonico's exudes an elegant ‘New York steakhouse’ style, with warm, dark interiors of wood paneling and Art Deco finishes, a beautiful mahogany bar, crisp white linens and ambient lighting… and the menu is just as good. Offering the best steaks in Madison, Johnny Delmonico's Executive Chef Todd Downing does just that, presenting a menu of prime cut, house-aged Certified Angus Beef steaks, fresh seafood, soups, salads, and sides. The robust menu is paired with a curated selection of fine wines and champagne from around the world, as well as specialty cocktails, bottled and draft beer and an exclusive choice of whiskeys, scotch and bourbons."

"Johnny Delmonico’s is a classic downtown Madison restaurant known for consistently excellent wine, steaks and seafood; distinguished by extraordinary, warm service. Experience the comfort that comes with knowing all of the details are taken care of."

"I had the 20oz dry aged bone in ribeye with a side of French onion soup. The soup was phenomenal and the steak was even better. The sauce that came with ..."

"Located in 2 East Main Street, the Wisconsin State Capitol is one of the many marvelous landmarks that Madison is famous for. Its dome-shaped structure is an architectural wonder in itself, and lots of tourists make sure to have a picture with it while in the city. Home to the governing pillar of Wisconsin, including the Wisconsin Supreme Court and the office of the governor, Wisconsin State Capitol offers guided tours for scholars, academics, and interested parties through the Capitol Visitor Center."

"As Madison is the state capital of Wisconsin, you can’t visit here and not see the State Capitol building in all its glory. The Wisconsin State Capitol is conveniently located near to Madison’s gorgeous lakeshore in the downtown area of the city, so you can also explore this area on foot at the same time. The building dates from 1917 and is topped with a majestic 284 foot dome which rivals Washington’s State Capitol."

"This Roman Renaissance-style capitol would leave you in awe as soon as you enter. The building itself is really beautiful with magnificent architecture. Also, the tour is very informative."