“Everything was outstanding! I really loved the traditional croissant and the savory gruyere and rosemary croissant. What topped the experience was the exceptional espresso.”
H3
8.6/10
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“Everything was outstanding! I really loved the traditional croissant and the savory gruyere and rosemary croissant. What topped the experience was the exceptional espresso.”
H3
“Truly one of the best croissants I’ve ever had.”
H2
“Tried the găteau maudré as it was new to me. Tasty little pastry almost like a fudge pound cake.”
H2
“This place is awesome! I stopped by a month back - their orange almond cake and gruyere twists are SO GOOD”
H2
“Amazing baked goods and super friendly service :) Love this spot!”
H2
“They have some of the most authentically French tasting croissants I've tried in NYC :)”
H2
“Atelier Ariana lowkey has the best croissants in the city”
H2
“Brooklyn has some of the best croissants I’ve had:”
H2
“Truly one of the best croissants I’ve ever had.”
H2
“we did try two other bakeries this week and Atelier Ariana was a favorite for us.”
H2
“Most authentic French croissant I have had in NYC.”
H2
“Their classic croissant is the closest thing to what I used to eat when I lived in Paris. And their seasonal croissants are a must try! (I tried a Pumpkin & Pecan Croissant the other day that was to die for!)”
H2