“Unfortunately, I’ve tried it and it wasn’t the same as the supreme is definitely more croissant like and tbh was kind of underwhelming. Pistachio was okay but their cherry reminded me of cough medicine.”
H3
5.2/10French
AI-generated summary
The round is the thing people argue about. Fans say it's great if you go early morning when they're fresh. Plenty of others call it dry, overpriced, and not worth the line. The restaurant side gets steadier praise, especially the , the fries, and the with a chunk of short rib in it.
“Unfortunately, I’ve tried it and it wasn’t the same as the supreme is definitely more croissant like and tbh was kind of underwhelming. Pistachio was okay but their cherry reminded me of cough medicine.”
H3
“The first few bites are great with the filling and the topping but then it's just the filling and then it's just a bunch of nothing but croissant for the latter half. They could really stand to fill it more.”
H3
“Had a bite of one of the viral croissant supremes once and found it underwhelming - the filling was not great. But it’s still a great bakery for sure.”
H3
“Best pastry I had for the trip.”
H2
“Because it stood the entire day on the shelf, it became stale. For me it's also too much chocolate, the balance was a bit off.”
H2
“Lafayette Bakery. Get ready to wait in a 2hr line for a mediocre round croissant served at twice a day.”
H2
“I got one 3 years ago it was $6.50 and I didn’t think it was anything special.”
H2
“Ditto these, and would add Odeon, Cafe Cluny, and Lafayette. French bistros that do fries really well.”
H2
“I thought it was great. They must’ve been fresh though. Not dry at all and barely any wait”
H2
“Lafayette puts a big chunk of short rib in its French onion soup it’s amazing”
H2
“What comes to mind for me is Balthazar, which is definitely open that early. Or Lafayette. Both are attractive and will have pastries and breakfast, as well as champagne (if you want it).”
H2
“Lafayette Bakery for coffee and pastries”
H2