The Lowdown · AI digest
How we read reviews →McKinnon's double-baked hazelnut croissant justifies queuing before opening.
Bright, cosy neighbourhood bakery-cafe with a squeeze of indoor seating and a steady queue out the door. casual, friendly and unmistakably local.
Twice-baked frangipane-filled croissants, a house brownie bomb (brownie encased in croissant pastry), hand-cut sourdough loaves and daily Portuguese tarts.
European viennoiserie technique (laminated pastry, sourdough) rather than a claimed national heritage in reviews.
Reviewers call the $8-9 croissants pricey for a suburban bakery, but the near-universal verdict is that the size and quality make them worth it.
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