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How we read reviews →A tiny Essendon North patisserie turning out Melbourne-best almond croissants and layered cakes.
Small, clean and cosy with only a handful of seats. a genuine neighbourhood patisserie feel, warm and welcoming, best suited to a quick sit-down or takeaway visit.
Fresh-daily viennoiserie with proper buttery lamination, house-made custard and jam, rotating seasonal cake specials (Summer Layer pandan & mango, Autumn Layer Mont Blanc), and specialty matcha/hojicha drinks.
Reviewers repeatedly praise genuine French lamination technique. crisp, flaky, properly layered pastry rather than a mass-produced imitation.
Reviewers call pricing reasonable for Melbourne patisserie standards (croissants from around $6-8, layer cakes around $13), citing high-quality ingredients as worth the spend.
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