L'Appartement 4F

5.5/10

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People genuinely split on the here. Fans say it's loaded with butter and worth the line, critics say the flavored ones come out greasy and flat with no layers. The and are what defenders point to. The baguette and draw less argument. One person paid about $17 for a ham and butter baguette, so check prices before ordering.

115 Montague St, BrooklynDowntown Brooklyn, BrooklynGoogle Maps

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  • replying to u/michellellelle299: Never tried their cereal but their croissants were truly the worst croissants I’ve ever had. Flat, oily, flavorless, no layers. I think I got one of each (four total) and they were all horrid. Threw them out.

    Their croissants are not good. Maybe they get away with the plain ones where they maintain some lamination, but every other one for which they are Instagram famous are oil bombs. Literally sopping.

    H3

  • love their almond raspberry croissant. It's more on a sweeter side, but very nice with coffee. Love the tartness of raspberry there!

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  • replying to u/exc3113nt: Consider this: Apartment 4f in Brooklyn Heights is yummy. I like it. But I live in the neighborhood so sometimes I happen to pass it when there's no line. It's not worth it (for me) to stand in line down the block to wait to get in. So when I tell someone it's not worth waiting in line for, it's more guidance for them to put it on their docket and visit when the timing works out. My personal opinion is that it's not worth waiting a long time for ANY food. I'll invest time in a commute, e.g. going to Jackson Heights, but not to physically stand in line watching other people eat.

    Their baguette sandwiches are great, but they’re only as good as a baguette sandwich can be (which is mid). But their croissants and cinnamon rolls are insane.

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  • I know not everyone loves their croissants, but this one was perfect

    H2

  • replying to u/sommersolveig7: The bakery space is so crowded at the moment and I absolutely agree that you don’t have to wait in line for excellent pastries if you don’t want to. Radio is near me, and I love a cheeky rhubarb custard, but only if the wait is 15 mins. I feel like I keep ordering the wrong thing at Apartment 4F, because nothing has blown my socks off

    You’re not ordering wrong, it’s simply overrated/mid compared to top tier bakeries.

    H2