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Published April 20th 2013
Croissants - a French favourite
Croissants are a well know food item from France. They are very popular in Australia as part of a continental breakfast or delicious to eat at any time. Buttery and flaky, with a crescent shape, croissants can be served sweet of savoury. They can be found in many local bakeries and patisseries, but where are Perth's best croissants?
Le Croissant du Moulin, Patisserie, Boulangerie and Café, in Gooseberry Hill, is a lovely French bakery. All of their divine pastries, cakes and breads, including their yummy croissants, are made fresh daily.
The very popular Chez Jean-Claude Patisserie in Subiaco and Leederville sell a range of fresh tradition, chocolate, almond and savoury croissants.
Award Winning Jean Pierre Sancho Patisserie & Boulangerie has three great stores in Perth and Northbridge. Their range of cakes, pastries and breads are all made fresh daily and their croissants are especially good.
Have you tried La Galette de France, in either Nedlands and South Perth? These are fantastic French cafés and they make an assortment of tasty croissants including original, chocolate, almond and ham and cheese.
Le Croissant on The Cove, in East Perth, is a popular breakfast spot where croissants are served with a bowl of hot chocolate for dipping.
Croissants Express stores are located all over Perth and the surrounding areas. They have a variety of sweet and savoury croissants on offer, all freshly baked.
Bakers Delight stores make light and buttery traditional or chocolate croissants that you can take home and enjoy anytime.
How about the Fremantle Bakehouse it's a friendly place on the Cappuccino Strip, or Patisserie La Vespa or Crema and Crumbs, both in South Fremantle.
There are just a few of the many quality patisseries, bakeries and cafes that have delicious croissants on the menu. If you know of any more please let us know - where are Perth's best croissants?
Croissants are a well know food item from France. They are very popular in Australia as part of a continental breakfast or delicious to eat at any time. Buttery and flaky, with a crescent shape, croissants can be served sweet of savoury. They can be found in many local bakeries and patisseries, but where are Perth's best croissants?
Traditional Croissant from Bakers Delight
The very popular Chez Jean-Claude Patisserie in Subiaco and Leederville sell a range of fresh tradition, chocolate, almond and savoury croissants.
Have you tried La Galette de France, in either Nedlands and South Perth? These are fantastic French cafés and they make an assortment of tasty croissants including original, chocolate, almond and ham and cheese.
Le Croissant on The Cove, in East Perth, is a popular breakfast spot where croissants are served with a bowl of hot chocolate for dipping.
Croissants Express stores are located all over Perth and the surrounding areas. They have a variety of sweet and savoury croissants on offer, all freshly baked.
Bakers Delight stores make light and buttery traditional or chocolate croissants that you can take home and enjoy anytime.
Chocolate Croissant from Bakers Delight
How about the Fremantle Bakehouse it's a friendly place on the Cappuccino Strip, or Patisserie La Vespa or Crema and Crumbs, both in South Fremantle.
There are just a few of the many quality patisseries, bakeries and cafes that have delicious croissants on the menu. If you know of any more please let us know - where are Perth's best croissants?
Choux in Swanbourne - BY FAR some of the best croissants in Perth (apart from Jean Pierre Sancho, which are super flaky and delicious). Choux was originally owned by Emmanuel Mollois, who now runs Bistro des Artistes in Subiaco with the ex-owner of the Loose Box, Alain Fabregues. Choux was then passed onto its head pastry maker, and he does as good a job as Emmanuel did, worth a try. Their macarons and cakes are to die for!
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