Spacious interior blends modern design with a cozy cafe vibe and Japanese music. Croissants are buttery and flaky, with chocolate ones thick and rich, served warm. Extensive sake selection and authentic Japanese flavors make dining here truly distinctive.
Croissants come out buttery, flaky, and rich. Chocolate croissants are thick and satisfying. Staff heat croissants before serving, adding to the experience.
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Happy hour includes sushi and runs from 4-7pm on weekdays.
For the soft opening, they offer free drip coffee with a pastry purchase.
The cafe transforms into a bar/izakaya at night.
Small bakery shines with crispy croissants like pistachio rose and chocolate almond. Open kitchen shows fresh baking daily. Bright, hand-painted wallpaper and upbeat music create a groovy atmosphere full of flavor and fun.
Croissants offer crispy flakiness with creamy fillings. The pistachio rose and chocolate almond varieties stand out for unique flavors and rich taste.
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The baguette baking class lasts for 2 hours and includes hands-on experience.
Participants go home with fresh baguettes and their own dough to bake.
The class is led by the owner and one of her colleagues.
Minimalist bakery feels like an empty warehouse with a service counter and small outdoor seating. Croissants shine with spicy fillings and seasonal treats like cruffins. Outdoor tables offer a cozy spot to enjoy fresh pastries in a chill atmosphere.
Croissants here have a spicy filling and come in seasonal varieties like cruffins and filled donuts. The banana chai cream cruffin offers a stronger flavor than the Thai iced tea croissant.
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They only accept cards and do not accept cash.
Check their working days and hours before visiting as they don’t open every day.
Get there early as a line forms before they open.
Small deli shines with hard-to-find vegan cheeses and freshly made vegan deli sandwiches. Croissants include a vegan Miles sandwich with seitan bacon, rich and comforting. Cozy space offers calm, peaceful atmosphere perfect for a vegan Eastern European vibe.
The croissants come in vegan options like the Miles sandwich with scramble and seitan bacon, offering a rich, comforting taste. They also serve classic styles like the egg and bacon croissant, with a slightly oily but delicious texture.
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The store has a large selection of vegan foods, sauces, and frozen goods.
They make their own deli meats, which makes a huge difference.
There are only 2-3 indoor seats available.
Coffee shop offers a cozy vibe with floral decor and natural light, perfect for work or reading. Chocolate croissants impress with rich flavor and flaky texture. Reliable wifi and outlets support a calm, inviting atmosphere for laptop users.
Chocolate croissants deliver an exceptional taste with rich flavor. Everything croissants stand out for their flakiness, butteriness, and a perfect seasoning blend that adds a nice crunch.
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Expect difficulty finding seating on weekends due to crowds.
Everything is vegan and there is no cow's milk.
The seating arrangement is very tight when the cafe is packed.
European-style bakery offers buttery pastries and impeccable bread in a relaxed, compact space with outdoor seating. Almond croissants taste like Christmas in your mouth, while veggie croissants feature creamery goat cheese and fresh spinach. Hot coffee in disposable cups completes the casual vibe.
Almond croissants come quite sizable and taste like Christmas in your mouth. Veggie croissants feature creamery goat cheese, roasted tomatoes, and fresh spinach, making them very fresh and delicious.
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The wait times can be long on weekends, so plan accordingly.
They close early often, so check hours before visiting.
The bakery charges extra for milk and butter, so expect higher prices.
Space blends lazy Parisian vibe with punk rock soul, featuring vintage furniture and cozy booths. Croissants are super flaky and buttery, with a crispy exterior, and the French toast version comes with strawberry jam. Guests enjoy a semi-outdoor section with a glass ceiling for varied dining.
Croissants come out super flaky and buttery with a slightly crispy exterior. The French toast version uses these croissants and includes strawberry jam on the side.
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Reservations are a must, but there are lots of tables available.
The restaurant is expensive, with meals often exceeding $100 per person.
Sides must be ordered separately as they are not included with mains.
Moroccan-inspired decor creates a cozy vibe with plenty of outlets and covered outdoor seating. High-speed WiFi supports long work or study sessions amid loud music. Fresh, warm flaky chocolate croissants offer tasty, affordable snacks.
Freshness stands out with the warm flaky chocolate croissant and the almond croissant offering solid options. Prices stay reasonable, with croissants around $3 to under $5.
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The cafe has a no laptops allowed policy.
You order at the counter and then sit down.
The restaurant opens at 7am and closes at 8pm.