About De Ma Vie French Bakery in Falls Church, VA

Our Story

French Pâtisserie Near Tysons Corner

De Ma Vie is a French bakery and café in Falls Church, Virginia, serving the Tysons Corner area. Our menu brings together classic French pastry techniques and Middle Eastern flavors, with croissants, baguettes, éclairs, macarons, cakes, coffee, soups, sandwiches, and seasonal specialties prepared throughout the day.

At 7787 Leesburg Pike, guests can stop in for a morning pastry and café au lait, choose desserts for a celebration, enjoy lunch, or discover something new from the pastry case. Read more about our place in the Falls Church community.

Our Values

What We Stand For

Artisan Craft

Every item is made by hand using traditional French techniques. We never rush, and we never cut corners.

Uncompromising Freshness

We bake fresh three times daily. Individual items and flavors can still sell out or rotate.

Community at Heart

We are proud to serve Falls Church and nearby Tysons Corner communities across Northern Virginia.

Visit Us

We'd Love to Welcome You

Visit De Ma Vie at 7787 Leesburg Pike, Falls Church, VA 22043. For current opening hours and ordering help, please contact us. Explore the menu, or ask us about cakes, catering, and current availability.

May Mogro

Such a delicious experience at De Ma Vie in Tysons! We visited yesterday and absolutely loved it! Everything was delicious, especially the chicken soup — it was amazing! They also have a wonderful selection of bakery items, perfect to enjoy with a good coffee. And the service was incredible — everyone was so kind, welcoming, and attentive. Definitely a place to come back to! Highly recommended!

Stephen Keiser

I have driven by De Ma Vie countless times since the sign first went up, and ever since they opened, I’ve been meaning to stop in. Today, I somehow found myself with a few extra minutes AND wasn’t running late to anything, so clearly, it was finally time. I stopped in just to see what kinds of pastries and baked goods they had and ended up having such a lovely and unexpected experience. I was helped by the father of the woman who runs the bakery (at least I believe that’s the family connection!). He patiently told me about the different pastries and treats, and as we talked, I learned that he was simply there helping out. Oh, and he also happens to be a trained orthopedic surgeon and researcher. Because apparently that’s who you casually meet while deciding which pastry you need. He was warm, kind, and interesting, and the whole interaction just felt authentic. Those kinds of experiences seem increasingly rare, and I really appreciated it. I’ve already enjoyed the rice pudding, which he topped with honey and pistachios because, as he explained, his daughter says you should always have it that way. His daughter is correct. It was great. I came home with several other things to try, all of which look fantastic. The pumpkin cheesecake is currently staring me down and will probably not survive the evening. I’ll definitely be back soon. I still need to try the soups he told me about, and hopefully next time I’ll get to meet his daughter too. Such a warm, charming first visit. I’m very glad I finally stopped in.

Petty Penguin

The croissant was SO good! Extremely flaky, fresh and difficult to not eat super fast. The soup was very good and I highly recommend it. Obviously not canned and the chicken was very good in it. It was a good portion and filling. The furniture and decor is not fancy, but I’m sure it will come along in time. Also it’s very clean. It’s right across the street from the Westin so there’s no excuse to not have a great breakfast here. Plenty of parking too.