The best croissant in LA county. I've had croissants everywhere from Paris to NY to Boston to SF to LA. It's obviously one of my favorite desserts. But this is hands down the most authentic and best. It rivaled the ones I had in Paris. No fridge needed, their pastries last about 10 days outside. I rebake the croissants for like 2 minutes in the oven and it's like crispy brand new.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jennifer Norby
I got a sourdough loaf and an apricot danish from the Burbank Farmer’s Market. Both were absolutely amazing and delicious. I highly recommend them!! Glad I discovered them. I’ll likely get bread from them weekly!!
Food: 5
Service: 5
Wendy Riley
Definitely buy from their Farmer's market stand, not from their store. I just spent $15 on three pastries to surprise my daughter with a birthday breakfast. The chocolate croissant was oily. The beignets were dry. The scone was completely flavorless. I am so disappointed. Their brick and mortar is a very strange presentation of ordering through a little window with a small display. Staff not incredibly friendly, and the whole thing was definitely not the same presentation as you get when they are at the farmer's market.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 2
Ester Montiel
Super yummy pastries, my first time trying their pastries I found them at the Calabasas Farmers Market. Recommended 💯.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jason Calizar
My son's favorite bakery. Gets breakfast pastries almost weekly. His favs are the ham& cheese croissant, chocolate croissant and their baguette. Super friendly and helpful service.
Dan Collins
Super tasty croissants made with health-conscious ingredients, which makes it that much better. The Melrose Farmer’s Market booth had the nicest and most considerate customer service who genuinely cared about our focus on healthier food options.
Marline Acosta
Some of the best pastries I’ve ever had. Services was amazing, good prices, and excellent bread. Seriously better than some Parisian bakeries I’ve been to.
Pedro Maciel
Best organic Bakery pastries are really good
Lucy Leon
finally made it before they close... (I live in Long Beach and remember when it's too late). I'm so happy I did! we got so many things. The spinach and cheese croissant, the almond croissant, the ham and cheese croissant, the chocolate croissant, the apple turnover, the cinnamon bun and a loaf of sourdough. everything was so fresh and perfectly baked. there was very little ham in the ham and cheese but it oddly was enough. the crispness of the croissants is perfect. I thought the turnover was going to be thick and tough but it was soooooo light with layers of flaky goodness. the almond croissant had some Nutella and cream (I think) concoction inside and it made my eyes roll to the back of my head because it was so delicious. my favorite thing by far (and thats saying a lot because everything was more perfect than the last) was the spinach and cheese croissant. we shared everything among our family and this made me wish I had gotten one for myself (2 if I'm being really honest)! Top it off with the amazing service. the lady working was so nice and so patient with me while I tried to decide what to order. she was helpful and made good suggestions for me. I wish I had taken photos but honestly some things didn't even make it to the car without us taking a piece out if it lol Go quickly and try. You won't be sorry. 10/10 highly recommend
This is a commercial bakery that has a small retail counter. Fresh baked organic baked goods can be purchased and they are amazingly delicious. Cinnamon rolls and Almond Croisants are the best. They are perfectly balanced without being overly sweet.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Scones
Matthew Gutierrez
Awesome baguette’s!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Variety of Croissants
Ashkan Nassiri
We tried the butter croissant, chocolate croissant and baguettes for the first time at Torrance Farmers market. Both croissants were extremely oily and chewy. The baguette was okay.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 4
Ugly Latte
Raspberry croissant was doughy and dry at the same time. If you're at the SMFM, do yourself a favor and go to Petitgrain Boulangerie instead.
Oana Gusatu
I bought their bread and pastries at the Santa Monica Market where they keep a weekly stall. It’s always busy so it must it’s good. And it is but their baked goods are always going to be next-day fresh rather than same day fresh when buying at the market as they have to be baked the day before to be able to package them ready for the market day. That being said, the products are really good, especially their filled donut holes! I had both the chocolate filling and the cream filling and they’re both finger licking good.
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Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
The best croissant in LA county. I've had croissants everywhere from Paris to NY to Boston to SF to LA. It's obviously one of my favorite desserts. But this is hands down the most authentic and best. It rivaled the ones I had in Paris. No fridge needed, their pastries last about 10 days outside. I rebake the croissants for like 2 minutes in the oven and it's like crispy brand new.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I got a sourdough loaf and an apricot danish from the Burbank Farmer’s Market. Both were absolutely amazing and delicious. I highly recommend them!! Glad I discovered them. I’ll likely get bread from them weekly!!
Food: 5
Service: 5
Definitely buy from their Farmer's market stand, not from their store. I just spent $15 on three pastries to surprise my daughter with a birthday breakfast. The chocolate croissant was oily. The beignets were dry. The scone was completely flavorless. I am so disappointed. Their brick and mortar is a very strange presentation of ordering through a little window with a small display. Staff not incredibly friendly, and the whole thing was definitely not the same presentation as you get when they are at the farmer's market.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 2
Super yummy pastries, my first time trying their pastries I found them at the Calabasas Farmers Market. Recommended 💯.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
My son's favorite bakery. Gets breakfast pastries almost weekly. His favs are the ham& cheese croissant, chocolate croissant and their baguette. Super friendly and helpful service.
Super tasty croissants made with health-conscious ingredients, which makes it that much better. The Melrose Farmer’s Market booth had the nicest and most considerate customer service who genuinely cared about our focus on healthier food options.
Some of the best pastries I’ve ever had. Services was amazing, good prices, and excellent bread. Seriously better than some Parisian bakeries I’ve been to.
Best organic Bakery pastries are really good
finally made it before they close... (I live in Long Beach and remember when it's too late). I'm so happy I did! we got so many things. The spinach and cheese croissant, the almond croissant, the ham and cheese croissant, the chocolate croissant, the apple turnover, the cinnamon bun and a loaf of sourdough. everything was so fresh and perfectly baked. there was very little ham in the ham and cheese but it oddly was enough. the crispness of the croissants is perfect. I thought the turnover was going to be thick and tough but it was soooooo light with layers of flaky goodness. the almond croissant had some Nutella and cream (I think) concoction inside and it made my eyes roll to the back of my head because it was so delicious.
my favorite thing by far (and thats saying a lot because everything was more perfect than the last) was the spinach and cheese croissant. we shared everything among our family and this made me wish I had gotten one for myself (2 if I'm being really honest)!
Top it off with the amazing service. the lady working was so nice and so patient with me while I tried to decide what to order. she was helpful and made good suggestions for me. I wish I had taken photos but honestly some things didn't even make it to the car without us taking a piece out if it lol Go quickly and try. You won't be sorry. 10/10 highly recommend
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This is a commercial bakery that has a small retail counter. Fresh baked organic baked goods can be purchased and they are amazingly delicious. Cinnamon rolls and Almond Croisants are the best. They are perfectly balanced without being overly sweet.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Scones
Awesome baguette’s!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Variety of Croissants
We tried the butter croissant, chocolate croissant and baguettes for the first time at Torrance Farmers market. Both croissants were extremely oily and chewy. The baguette was okay.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 4
Raspberry croissant was doughy and dry at the same time. If you're at the SMFM, do yourself a favor and go to Petitgrain Boulangerie instead.
I bought their bread and pastries at the Santa Monica Market where they keep a weekly stall. It’s always busy so it must it’s good. And it is but their baked goods are always going to be next-day fresh rather than same day fresh when buying at the market as they have to be baked the day before to be able to package them ready for the market day. That being said, the products are really good, especially their filled donut holes! I had both the chocolate filling and the cream filling and they’re both finger licking good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
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