“Frenchette bakery and Tin Building both have great croissants downtown”
H2
6.9/10
AI-generated summary
People came for the pastries. The croissants, cookies, and canelés got named most, and the patisserie had steady fans. Everything was expensive, and an $18 was the usual complaint. A lot of people found the food hall itself overhyped and half empty. It has closed.
“Frenchette bakery and Tin Building both have great croissants downtown”
H2
“I have a love/hate relationship with Tin Building (why do bfast sandwiches cost $18?) Great pastries, raw bar.”
H2
“The Tin building has excellent pastries on the first floor.”
H2
“It's cool because you'll often see Jean Georges running around. It's his project.”
H2
“[Tin Building](https://www.tinbuilding.com) was fantastic on opening, less so now, but still has some unique items that are hard to find elsewhere.”
H2
“They do a wide of range of pastries very well.”
H2
“The cookies at the tin building have actually become my favorite, classic chocolate chip better than Levain imo but the banana nut is a highlight too”
H2
“The tin building is worth a visit imo”
H2
“I also like the Tin Building for pastries/coffee.”
H2
“Tin Building has great croissants. Their chocolate croissants are good”
H2
“I like the cookies at the Tin Building. Great variety and all really good — caramelized banana is a favorite.”
H2
“The Tin Building has a gorgeous candy shop with tons of different chocolate brands”
H2