What a lovely little spot. The owner was so friendly and it smelled AMAZING when we walked in. We got a ham and cheese turnover and an almond croissant--10/10. Great area for walking around in the morning as well.
Chandler Ryder
One of the best croissant I've had in la cozy interior and lovely chef host
JRsMusicPlaylist
Hands down one of the best bakeries in LA! We had the chocolate almond croissant and veggie quiche. Both 10/10. Especially the croissant- gooey on the inside, flaky and full of flavor on the outside 😍😍😍
C C
Saw a review on TikTok about this being the best (only) place in LA where you can get the most authentic pain au chocolat. It's around $5, however it's a fairly decent size compared to other places and exquisite taste! Definitely recommend.
Ruah Alyamany
The Almond chocolate croissant is amazing
Jessica Gaby
Coming right at their last hour was surely my mistake. Yeah as you might have expected, I could barely see anything left. But being around the area just triggered me to try my luck in case I got some nice findings!
It's interesting that the moment you entered the bakery, it felt like totally different vibes from the busy hectic street where it's located. Simple and gorgeous.
As per my usual, my most go-to for first trial would be almond croissant. Call me lucky, I got the last one and it's even no more on the showcase so great that I asked! Despite surviving the day, which I could imagine the pastry had sit for hours there, it's still crispy and flaky. The almond paste inside was luscious and came in right proportion. Plenty of crunchy almond on top, which was surely the creme de la creme. Would probably give it a 5 star if only I had it reheated and enjoyed it warm.
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The pastry is fresh, delicious, there is a variety of products.
Gustavo Mora
Best croissants, period 👌
G R.
Flaky and buttery pastries! Raspberry and raisin swirls were amazing, nutella filled pastry was to die for. Almond croissant needs a little work it was not as flaky as the other pastries. Little on the pricier side but totally worth it.
N. T
Pain au chocolat was not good at all and pricey (6$ whereas it’s 1.50€ in France) I regretted my purchase soon as I left knowing I got scammed. The owner is very arrogant, don’t know if it was racism but he needs to learn basic customer service etiquette, in this country I assure you that no one cares that you own a french bakery in LA, relax and start treating the customer as king the american way (By the way i’m born and raised in France, this encounter reminded me why I left this country full of frustrated arrogant people)
What a lovely little spot. The owner was so friendly and it smelled AMAZING when we walked in. We got a ham and cheese turnover and an almond croissant--10/10. Great area for walking around in the morning as well.
One of the best croissant I've had in la cozy interior and lovely chef host
Hands down one of the best bakeries in LA! We had the chocolate almond croissant and veggie quiche. Both 10/10. Especially the croissant- gooey on the inside, flaky and full of flavor on the outside 😍😍😍
Saw a review on TikTok about this being the best (only) place in LA where you can get the most authentic pain au chocolat. It's around $5, however it's a fairly decent size compared to other places and exquisite taste! Definitely recommend.
The Almond chocolate croissant is amazing
Coming right at their last hour was surely my mistake. Yeah as you might have expected, I could barely see anything left. But being around the area just triggered me to try my luck in case I got some nice findings!
It's interesting that the moment you entered the bakery, it felt like totally different vibes from the busy hectic street where it's located. Simple and gorgeous.
As per my usual, my most go-to for first trial would be almond croissant. Call me lucky, I got the last one and it's even no more on the showcase so great that I asked! Despite surviving the day, which I could imagine the pastry had sit for hours there, it's still crispy and flaky. The almond paste inside was luscious and came in right proportion. Plenty of crunchy almond on top, which was surely the creme de la creme. Would probably give it a 5 star if only I had it reheated and enjoyed it warm.
The pastry is fresh, delicious, there is a variety of products.
Best croissants, period 👌
Flaky and buttery pastries! Raspberry and raisin swirls were amazing, nutella filled pastry was to die for. Almond croissant needs a little work it was not as flaky as the other pastries.
Little on the pricier side but totally worth it.
Pain au chocolat was not good at all and pricey (6$ whereas it’s 1.50€ in France) I regretted my purchase soon as I left knowing I got scammed. The owner is very arrogant, don’t know if it was racism but he needs to learn basic customer service etiquette, in this country I assure you that no one cares that you own a french bakery in LA, relax and start treating the customer as king the american way (By the way i’m born and raised in France, this encounter reminded me why I left this country full of frustrated arrogant people)
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Perfect perfect perfect
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
A superb French bakery, excellent pastries, and really friendly staff. An obligatory step to find real croissant in LA 😁
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pâtisserie
finally, a croissant spot that is worthy in LA 😍
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pain Au Chocolat
Absolutely loved this place! An authentic French bakery and my new favorite spot!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best baguettes around
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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