Croissant in Park Slope
Where would anyone suggest to find a really good croissant( plain, almond, chocolate) in Park Slope, delicious, flaky, buttery the real deal
parkerbk
Nov 09, 2007 06:38AM
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Its more in the Prospect Heights area, but Joyce on Vanderbilt has delicious croissants in many different varieties.
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There's a tiny French bakery called Parco (on 7th Ave, around 14th St.) that has good croissants. The patisserie on 9th St (betw. 5th & 6th Ave--I forget the name) is supposed to be good as well.
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I tried the almon croissant at Parco this morning and wasn'tcrazy about it but I will def try their plain and chocolate and the other place
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I think the other one is called Colson Patisserie. I would also try Sweet Melissa, although the prices are a bit high.
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went sweet melissas yesterday and the almond croissant was so yummy.
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is colson the one right on the corner ? with the cafe tables outside? if so i love that place! they make a mean thing with chocolate in the center its outrageous
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Colson is at the corner of 9th St. & 6th Ave. They make a pretty good pain chocolat.
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yeah what im talking about is not a croissant but an almond meal cookie with chocolate ganache in it. THATS outrageous
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Colson is the best, but Cousin John's on 7th and Berkeley makes a mean almond croissant if you can get there before they run out in the mornings.
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I also enjoy the whole wheat croissants (sounds boring, but yummy) at Cousin John's.
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