Pitchoun!

Lovely French Bakery & Café in the heart of Downtown LA, a wide selection of traditional French pastries and modern twists. The raspberry croissants and chocolate twist were great. Next time we’ll go for the brunch items.

Perfect breakfast spot for downtown LA. We were staying at the Biltmore and looking for some coffee and stumbled upon this place. Attention to detail in their decorating, excellent food, phenomenal lattes, (which I NEVER say). We definitely will come back. My husband had the Tomato and Egg Focaccia, I had the Atlantic smoked salmon sandwich, we both had lattes and we took a baguette for the road.

It's a nice restaurant with a family friendly atmosphere. The food was good and well presented. Some of the pastries are a bit pricey though. The croissant cookie was delicious.

Great bakery in DTLA. One of few with such rich pastries selection in the area - french bakery inspired. Also very cozy interior. Coffee tasted good too!

This is perfect for a simple breakfast and a great cup of coffee. It's super chill, with a few French books to flip through while you eat. Plus, it's kid-friendly, with books for the kids. The patio is calm with road view and relaxed. The veggie omelet , and the coffee was delicious, though it could have been more hotter. They've got a nice selection of bread and macarons too. Overall, a casual and enjoyable spot!

We ordered breakfast sandwich and French crepe. 1. I told them hold the bacon and sub with avocado. They charged for bacon extra which is not fair since bacon is more expensive than avocado. 2. Tomatoes they used was the cheapest ones on the market. 3. Crepe did not come with nutella instead they used hershey’s chocolate powder. 4. This place is overrated price and quality wise. 5. I asked for ciabatta bread but they ised croissant. 6. Coffee was burnt.

Just got back from Paris and came here to get my fix for Croissant. Plain Croissant was good, almond croissant was kinda too hard inside. The coffee was too weak. I’d come back for croissant and bread! Parking can be challenging as it is in DTLA.

Delicious French style food. Pastries wonderful to boot. Had cream cheese Danish, avocado toast & Chai latte. Husband had the breakfast sandwich and couldn't finish it it was so good!

Lovely French Bakery & Café in the heart of Downtown LA, a wide selection of traditional French pastries and modern twists. The raspberry croissants and chocolate twist were great. Next time we’ll go for the brunch items.

Perfect breakfast spot for downtown LA. We were staying at the Biltmore and looking for some coffee and stumbled upon this place. Attention to detail in their decorating, excellent food, phenomenal lattes, (which I NEVER say). We definitely will come back. My husband had the Tomato and Egg Focaccia, I had the Atlantic smoked salmon sandwich, we both had lattes and we took a baguette for the road.

It's a nice restaurant with a family friendly atmosphere. The food was good and well presented. Some of the pastries are a bit pricey though. The croissant cookie was delicious.

Great bakery in DTLA. One of few with such rich pastries selection in the area - french bakery inspired. Also very cozy interior. Coffee tasted good too!

This is perfect for a simple breakfast and a great cup of coffee. It's super chill, with a few French books to flip through while you eat. Plus, it's kid-friendly, with books for the kids. The patio is calm with road view and relaxed. The veggie omelet , and the coffee was delicious, though it could have been more hotter. They've got a nice selection of bread and macarons too. Overall, a casual and enjoyable spot!

We ordered breakfast sandwich and French crepe. 1. I told them hold the bacon and sub with avocado. They charged for bacon extra which is not fair since bacon is more expensive than avocado. 2. Tomatoes they used was the cheapest ones on the market. 3. Crepe did not come with nutella instead they used hershey’s chocolate powder. 4. This place is overrated price and quality wise. 5. I asked for ciabatta bread but they ised croissant. 6. Coffee was burnt.

Just got back from Paris and came here to get my fix for Croissant. Plain Croissant was good, almond croissant was kinda too hard inside. The coffee was too weak. I’d come back for croissant and bread! Parking can be challenging as it is in DTLA.

Delicious French style food. Pastries wonderful to boot. Had cream cheese Danish, avocado toast & Chai latte. Husband had the breakfast sandwich and couldn't finish it it was so good!

what a adorable french bakery / cafe in dtla. i came across this place when i was looking for the viral crookie (cookie croissants). i love that as you walk inside the first thing you see is the many varieties of pastries and desserts. everything looked sooo yummy! the pastries i got was the Nutella royal croissant roll + the pecan royal croissant roll & the crookie (cookie croissant). both croissants were nice and flaky when taking a bite. the chocolate filling inside the Nutella croissant was really creamy. the pecan filling was really good too. their crookie was soooooo goood! this bakery did not disappoint. the cookie melts in your mouth when you take a bite! the croissant is flaky and soft. yum yum yum! i decided to dine in for lunch and enjoy the pretty outdoor patio they have. i got myself the "pitch" bowl and wow! it was really yummy and fulfilling! love the prosciutto. it was a delicious addition to my bowl. let me tell you about their caramel latte! it is sooo smooth and creamy. it's not the kind of latte that has artificial sweeteners or sugars. it had the perfect balance and i fell in looooovee! 10/10, i most definitely recommend to try! the service is great here. the people that work here are really nice with lovely attitudes. placing your order inside was super quick and smooth. my food arrived in a mannered time. - they have street parking in the front if you are lucky and they also have parking right next door but they do charge $10.

Pitchoun is 10/10! We first tried pitchoun last year during our visit to LA. We loved it so much we had to go back this year! Twice! Walking distance from the Omni Hotel in DTLA, Pitchoun is our trusted breakfast spot. If this were in Chicago, I'd probably go weekly. The baguettes oh my god!!!! Do not miss the opportunity to try their baguette. All pastries tasted as good as the looked. The coffee cake was out of this world and paired so nicely with my almond milk cappuccino. The Parisian Brie changed my life! Will def be trying to recreate at home, though I doubt I'll get as good as Pitchoun's! The staff is friendly. Our food was ready promptly. Other patrons were quietly chatting or working. The ambiance is incredible. On a nicer day, the patio would be elite! Definitely recommend!

Pitchoun! is a wonderful choice for breakfast or lunch if you find yourself in downtown Los Angeles. It is on Hope Street across from Pershing Square just down from the Biltmore. You order at the counter, then find a table. Indoor and outdoor seating options. The friendly staff deliver your order to the table. There is a self serve water/condiment/utensil area at the back of the restaurant. The display case of pastry choices is truly mind blowing! If a French patisserie is your idea of perfection, you'll find Pitchoun! is heaven.

Finally visited during business hours as they close early daily. Does have a French aesthetic and properly baked European pastries. There's also drinks and lunch options. Ordered raspberry croissant, apple turnover, almond croissant, and ham cheese croissant sandwich. All the bread was perfectly baked and flaky with my Paris nostalgia. A little over priced but worth it. Great for snacks, gifts, and there's gluten free options available. There's also dine in seating/patio. If you're in the area during day, stop in for lunch or a snack!

What a wonderful family owned addition right next to the LA Biltmore. Outdoor tables screened from the street by plants, and a small courtyard lead you along to where all the pastries are lined up, ready to tempt you. Be sure and order one of the many delicious pastries made from scratch every morning. The croissant took me back to France. Light, flaky and tender inside, it was perfection. My avocado toast was delicious with the egg perfectly poached. Friendly servers take your order, give you a number, and you find a table inside or out. Our order came quickly. We will definitely be back.

Pitchoun has a lot of nice reviews but my experience is this is another overrated spot. First, the prices are very high and I refused to pay $8 for a small cup of OJ and just had water with my French toast and eggs, bread. That is a pretty basic breakfast costing me a whopping $30 plus. The FT seemed stale and the bread slices were small. The location is nice with a cute enclosed patio across from Pershing Square. Service was perfunctory where you order and pay at the cashier(expensive for not full table service). I may try a pastry there again but will pass on a sit down breakfast.

Delicious French pastries and hot beverages right in the heart of downtown Los Angeles. This is a wonderful French cafe and is popular among locals and has an excellent vibe about it. The service was friendly and the prices while a little high are well worth it for the experience. 5 stars and two thumbs up!

Nice bakery with plenty of seats. I thought their blueberry muffin was way too sweet though. My friend liked their almond croissant.

Came in for coffee, pretty mid. Tasted a smidge watered down. Service was fine no complaints. Came out pretty fast but thinking I won't be back.

I'm a sucker for French pastries (like I actually dream of kouign amanns) so I've been eyeing pitchoun for some time! Everything I tried was really good. Not the best I've ever had, but the quality is good and you get variety! The only thing I didn't love was the croissant cookie thing. The cookie itself was just okay. A bit dry. The turkey & cheese croissant was realllly flaky. I had it cold and it was still so good... I can only imagine freshly baked! The kouign amann was solid-- perfect amount of sweetness but not as flaky as others I've had. I'd definitely come here again! Prices are standard for quality French pastries!

Delightful but pricey. Stopped for a Matcha latte with almond milk and a peach danish. Both were delicious. Came out to $16.22 which, for me, is a splurge. Indoor and outdoor seating are both nice.

I'm very surprising! Food is very delicious, I ordered avocado toast, pitch bowl and chocolate croissant, everything was outstandingly delicious! The service was also great, I made an error on Uber and called in, Mandy was very sweet and helpful and fixed the issue for me. I will definitely be back!

This place is very cute, The service was good, we just came for coffee and it was great. A lot of the bakery items were out but they serve sandwiches and other food as well.

AMBIANCE - In the heart of Downtown LA, this French cafe was warmly decorated with plenty of seating (inside and out). Parking was tricky but that's basically ALL of Los Angeles. I'd consider this a great spot for a girls brunch, morning breakfast date, or even just a peaceful moment to yourself. FOOD - I ordered quite a few things here but let's talk about the French Toast first. Beautifully presented with fruit, whip cream, powdered sugar, on a black tile slab. Overall, it was delicious but the bread itself could've been a little softer. This leads me to their pastries - so many options to choose from and all are incredible. Taste is there, presentation, but same as the French toast, I wish the pastries were softened by being warmed up a little extra. Nothing bad to say, just personal preference! The drinks were good as well. I'd go with their coffee latte's. SERVICE - I can't say enough about the service. Everyone I interacted with were kind, helpful, and sweet. Alejandra was very attentive, welcoming, and made sure everything was to my liking. It seems like a great place to be! I would definitely go back!

It's a must in DTLA! Their breakfast sandwich is so good and you can never go wrong with desserts! One of my fav fruits tarts that I've ever had. Their lattes are also very good. The service is always nice, they're friendly and fast. They're pet friendly on their patio which I love, but in the inside is cozy as well.

Pitchoun is a French affectionate term meaning kiddo, in a loving way! Pitchoun Bakery is located on Olive between 5th and 6th streets, walking distance to The Last Bookstore! They're a family-owned French patisserie located in the heart of downtown, serving fresh, organic, locally sourced ingredients where everything is hand-made fresh daily including their housemade jams. You can order online in advance, for delivery, or reach out for catering services. I stopped in for breakfast last weekend and ordered the veggie omelet with a strawberry tart and chai latte with oak milk. My omelet was delicious: fluffy eggs filled with fresh mixed veggies, a side salad, and artisan bread. The strawberry tart with a hand-made gluten-free shell was a delight! Paired with my chai latte, it was indeed a great morning. Guilt free bakery, where you can taste the freshness is always a good thing! Street parking and a parking garage right next to the bakery are available. They close at 3 p.m. daily. Excellent customer service and cafe in DTLA!

While I was downtown, I stopped at Pitchoun! for brunch and it didn't disappoint. I ordered at the counter, which is filled with delicious French pastries - hard to pick just one! I ordered the PROVENCAL EGGS (two sunny-side-up eggs on fried tomatoes, Provence herbs with baby greens, and toast). It was extremely delicious for brunch! I also ordered a large latte, which I swear came in a cup that was as big as a bowl (great value), and an almond croissant for dessert. There's seating available inside and outside. The outside patio is really pretty, too! My order arrived quickly and easily from my server. Definitely will come back!

A lot of issues here. 1. Cashiers here have no accountability or graceful customer service. I ordered a pastry on their website. But when I arrived they didn't have my order. The item that ordered was sold out. They told me that their system is supposed to update what did items are out of stock. 2. So they just refunded my money. But I got no call, no email or anything saying "hey, just in case you're on your way here, your item is out of stock." I walked 25 minutes to just to waste my time!! They didn't even try to make anything better. I probably won't be back to try their overpriced pastries. Bottega Louie is better anyways

I love their pastries. They're a little pricey, but definitely worth it. The only downside is that it's a bit far from my place.

Make your or your loved one's giant XL CROISSANT dreams come true at @pitchounbakery in Downtown LA! As a croissant loving connoisseur I came across this French bakery's Pitchoun! IG and I was shook to find out I can get a GIANT XL Croissant. I quickly ordered from their February Specials on their website: https://pitchounbakery.com . I drove to pick it the next day and holding my GIANT XL CROISSANT made me extremely giddy because my dream has come true without going to France. Honestly this is way better than roses or chocolates for Valentine's Day! This Giant XL CROISSANT was so lovely, buttery, full of layers and baked from a French Bakery, Pitchoun! Reminder; you must preorder on their website: https://pitchounbakery.com/shop/february-2024-specials/xl-butter-croissant This spot also serves lattes, brunch and omelets, has a lovely outdoor patio and service is friendly! https://www.instagram.com/reel/C3JbMOLP1Hy/?igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Seamless friendly service. Order at the counter get your number and your food/ coffee gets delivered to you. Utensils/ napkins and condiments you get yourself at a table at the rear of the restaurant. Croissants are nice and flaky, and filling. We tried the ham and cheese, ham cheese and jalapeno, and for dessert the pistachio croissants. All very good. The jalapeño croissants did have a little bit of a kick and the pistachio was a little denser and gave baklava vibes but overall all were tasty. Really cute little breakfast/coffee shop in DTLA. they also have wifi if you need to work or study.

What an absolute gem of a find this restaurant is. A must go for all of the great treats and entrees as well. Service is fast and has a great outdoorsy ambiance Food|5 Service|5 Ambiance|5 Price|$$ Recommend|Yes

My wife and I have been visiting Pitchoun for some time now, and it's a fantastic bakery with a variety of freshly made pastries and a delightful breakfast/lunch menu. The coffee is excellent--we had a latte and an Americano, both of which were delicious. I highly recommend Pitchoun if you're in LA and looking for a bite to eat. There's convenient garage parking right next to Pitchoun, costing $10 for the day. Give it a try--you'll enjoy it.

Have you ever had an XL GIANT croissant?? You can find it at this French bakery in downtown LA. They serve breakfast items and other entrees but we were there for the pastries of course, like the beignet croissant with the vanilla cream inside, and I couldn't resist getting the viral Nutella spiral croissant. They make the cutest latte art on their specialty drinks and you can't NOT peruse their cakes selection, to take home or enjoy in their gorgeous outdoor patio! Thanks for reading! ^-^

My husband was really in love with this place. We were in LA five days and came here four times. Everything was really good. The only thing that disappointed me was the royal croissant roll. It was a bit dry. I would've rather had a regular croissant and the regular croissants are wonderful! We had lunch here one day and had sandwiches. I enjoyed my coffee, especially the cappuccino! They were good too. If you're in the area, you should stop and give this place a try.

Lovely bakery in downtown LA with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. All the pastries looked amazing! We got a few different ones to try and was not disappointed. The Nutella croissant wasn't as soft as I thought it'd be, but it was still good with a cup of coffee. The creme brûlée was so delicious and not overly sweet.

Upon walking in, you are greeted with a row of endless pastries! It is a beautiful site to see! There are more pastry options than there are menu options. My friend and I came here on the weekend and it wasn't crowded. We ordered first then grabbed our utensils and took a seat. The food was brought out to our table. I ordered the DTLA sandwich and vanilla latte. The sandwich was good, but my friend's croissant sandwich tasted better. The sauce on the DTLA sandwich was a little off for my tastebuds, but it wasn't a deal breaker. The vanilla latte was good, but the sizing was small. My friend and I ended up ordering another coffee after this meal.

A decent spot in DTLA that's good for lunch or brunch. Pitchoun! is located directly across the street from Pershing Square and closes daily at 3:00 p.m., although I have been there on a Saturday afternoon and they've closed at 2:30 p.m. My go-to order for lunch or brunch is usually the french toast with a side of bacon and it comes out pretty quickly. At Pitchoun! there's no table service, so you pay for your order first and then they give you a table number. Each time I have gone the service has been good. They have indoor and outdoor seating.

The pastries are already extremely expensive for the quality. but I was so appalled to see that my Mille feuille, that I paid $8 for, was completely burnt! The fact that this pastry was constructed and put out for sale is absolutely terrible. No quality control for their products. Very disappointing

Excellent service. So many pastry options. Pastry is delish, especially the almond croissant and the raspberry croissant. Lattes are super hot, tasty. Egg sandwich was good. Got it on a croissant. Great chipotle mayo. Highly recommend.

So lovely. A sweet (not so little) cafe in European style (French). What a great find in LA. Delicious pastry, great breakfast, and yummy sandwiches. And don't forget to take some home for tea time or as a desert. You have plenty of space to sit inside and with nice weather there are even outdoor tables available. Coffee of course is great as well. I could sit here all day - to bad they close at 3 pm

Cute cafe with ample patio dining and fresh baked food huge caps and friendly service. Recommended if you are close by.

So happy to find a boulangerie as I was just getting to them from ivory coast. Great selection. Delicious, absolutely impeccable croque madame. The takeaway process is a little confusing, it's not clear where your food is coming from and the person I asked was a little salty about it. But food was delicious.

Have I told you how amazing this bakery was? Their pastries are out of this world. I am loving every bite. Even their salads were delicious ious. They use special menu depending on the seasons and the months. Last April they got the special salads with shrimp us the cherry blossom pastry. There are street parking and parking in the garage. I am recommending to find street parking because I parked in the garage it costed me $10. But the trip was worth it because their pastries were mind blowing. See you here.

In short, Fantastic french style bakery. With a few more details, I love this place and I can always count on them to get my favorite almond croissant in LA. Absolutely delicious and high quality stuff. The rolled croissant is gimmicky so I suggest you stick to the OG stuff. Bread is great. Omelettes and salads are good. Parisienne and other cold sandwiches are real good too. Did I mention the almond croissant? Now you know what to get. Get in there.

Been to this place several times and I can say that they have always something new to offer. Place is clean, crews are nice, servings are enough for the price . This is a self service bakery but crews are always ready to assists customers. You should try their breads / pastries too ! Giving this place a perfect 10 !

The hubs and I decided to explore our DTLA "backyard" and this cute little patisserie and coffee shop made it on our list. It is walking distance from the Central Library, The Last Bookstore and Grand Central Market. We ordered two large lattes and a chocolate almond croissant to share. Everything was yummy and the place is cute! I would have given them 5 stars except at about 40 minutes to closing time, one of the servers got to cleaning up the place...I guess she was anxious to finish her shift. The smell from the cleaning product she was using to map the floors was strong and overpowering. She left the floor so wet, I was afraid that other customers might slip while walking. I wish she could have waiting until 2:55 to start cleaning (they close at 3pm)...it's not like the place is super large and it would have taken her just a few minutes to clean and clear the dining area.

5 star for almond croissant 5 star for eggs Benedict The make a good caramel latte... However I ordered the brioche square loaf of bread today. It's quite hard and flat. Not what I would imagine coming advertised as "Artisan bread" I get a better breakfast brioche from Trader Joe's and Whole Foods.

Went recently for the first time in a long time and was a bit disappointed. The pastries were kind of tough, almost stale, when I wanted them to be light and flaky. But the coffee was strong and delicious. I got a s'more croissant roll because I had been hearing about spiral croissants so much recently. My partner got a pistachio croissant. Both were only OK and we didn't finish either.

Overall: 3.3/5 (dine in) They have a huge selection of pastries and serve breakfast/brunch items like egg benedicts. They also have monthly specials as well. After you order, they give you the pastry and a table number. The table number is for the drinks which was interesting to me. However, service could have been better. Pistachio Croissant ($5.95): The croissant was pretty big and full of pistachio. The lady didn't heat up the croissant and just put it on the plate. It didn't have much flavor but I felt it could have tasted better if it was warm. Iced Vanilla Latte ($6.60): The last recommended the vanilla latte as the best iced ones they had. Unfortunately, it was very milky so you only get hints of coffee here and there. It got worse as the ice melted so I would recommend you go somewhere else for coffee. Iced Matcha Latte ($6.15): Let's just say matcha is not their specialty. It tasted kinda bitter + milky so after my husband and I each took a sip, we added 1.5 packets of honey to make it taste better. It helped but obviously we would not be ordering drinks from here again. Our experience wasn't good but our friends who were with us enjoyed their chai latte, Americano, baguette, and croissant.

The aestheticsl are great but the pastries are abysmal. I ordered a pinwheel and a blueberry muffin. Both were dry but the muffin was dry and overly sweet. I see that this is just a tourist attraction. Wouldn't return.

I really enjoy this bakery. I like breakfast food. I really enjoy their French toast and their pastries. But this place also has great lunch food. You simply cannot go wrong here. Everything is always delicious. I usually have a meal and then buy a pastry to take home and eat later. The other thing I like about this place is if you go with a friend it is quiet enough for you to talk. I have been to other restaurant in DTLA where I could not even hear myself think. Let alone have a conversation with other people. So, this place has great atmosphere and great food. A winning combination.

This is a good place to stop by and have breakfast or a coffee with a pastry. There is so much to choose from that makes it difficult to choose. I say plan ahead lol. Service was good. They take your order and bring the food over. I enjoyed my vanilla latter and what I got. I tried the coffee cake and was a bit disappointed. But I do want to come back and try everything. There is plenty of indoor and outdoor seating.

I use to come here all the time on my lunch break to get the matcha latte and the almond croissant. Honestly love the aesthetics of this cafe! Service is quick, food comes out fast and it's a great place for a brunch date.

My husband and I got a Nutella round croissant, quiche Lorraine, and pan bagnat. Croissant tasted stale. Quiche was the worst I've had. Pan bagnat was ok. Tuna itself was not seasoned so my husband would get salty bite with the anchovies and olives but it wasn't evenly distributed. Very disappointed. Service was fine.

Disappointing overall, but not terrible. I was very excited for this place, as it was highly recommended by a family member who could not have raved over it more. I finally came to experience for myself. Fortunately, I came on 4th of July morning and there was zero traffic in LA. I needed to pay $9 for parking, across the street. I walked in and the pastries looked average. I wasn't particularly impressed by anything, so I held off ordering a pastry until after my meal. You grab a menu by the door and then order at the counter where you're given your number. I ordered the croque monsieur and cappuccino. Tip was asked for at the counter during payment (eyeroll). Then you are informed that silverware, napkins, sugar, salt, pepper, and any other condiments are for you to grab yourself. Everything is "get it yourself" aside from the food being brought to you. Croque monsieur - Underwhelming on arrival. It appeared dry at first impression. The cheese on top was overly broiled, so it was more of a hard, cheese crust. The ham and cheese in center was good quality and tasted nice. The béchamel was used more as a thin spread and soggied the bread. The bechamel had a nice flavor, however, the sandwich was an odd combination of dry and soggy. The green salad on the side was very simple. I am not certain if there was any seasoning or dressing of any kind. I did taste a hint of pepper. I did appreciate the simplicity of the salad. It was fresh and light and contrasted well with the sandwich. Cappuccino - The large size is really a bowl (no handle). It needed to be picked up like a bowl in order to sip from it. Definitely different! I think I do prefer a handle on my hot coffee drinks. Drinking my cappuccino out of a bowl didn't feel right. I wanted to try their canele pastry, but previous reviewers who commented on the canele did not have good things to say. I also read other reviews on the other pastries and some were good, some were bad. After my sandwich, I wasn't in the mood to try the pastries and risk spending more money only to be disappointed. I recommend a place called Paragon Cafe in San Diego. Now they serve incredible croque monsiers, and have delicious soups and salads. It is not a bakery but they do have some delicious dessert options.

Very simple but I really do enjoy their avocado toast. It has the perfect amount of flavor. Service is great your order they bring it to the table. Ambiance was nice also was clean. A little small but had a good amount of tables.

What a cute French coffee shop in DTLA with outdoor seatings. Come with me! I had: 1. Hazelnut latte 2. Croissant with taro paste 3. Sweet crepes with nutella How cute is my latte art! It's a little bunny! They have so many different pastries. Looks like heaven! I love bringing my laptop to work in peaceful cafes. The outdoor seatings remind me of sitting in cafes in France. So chill!

The atmosphere is cute, but if you're looking for a coffeeshop to work at it is extremely loud and crowded. There appeared to not be many outlets, but they do have a free wifi you can connect to. Got in at 11:30 and luckily grabbed the last spiral croissants, if you want the spiral croissant I would recommend going early so it can be fresh and to ensure they didnt run out. We got the mango and the mango was very unevenly distributed so half the croissant had the filling and the other half did not. Addiitionally the pastry was dry and almost stale tasting...not flaky or buttery at all. I think it would be better fresh or warm, but unforntuly they cannot heat them up because of the topping. I would compare its taste to a grocery store croissant, but the servers were friendly and the food/ other items may be better. Also they were mislabeled as chocolate so was surprised when they said it was mango.