Le Croissant

We had croissants from here for this mother's day and they were the star of the meal for most of us. The almond croissant is to die for and I honestly think they might be my new go to dessert for any occasion. So yummy and filling, they are satisfying enough to be served on their own easily.

The staff were sooo wonderful & so were the croissants!! They saw my niece looking at their macaroons and they gave her one, just because! Made her whole day and made ours as well ❤️

This is a cute family owned bakery, they were so kind and helpful. They can speak English and French and seem like the type of people that make friends with their customers. Very good food for a reasonable price and it brings a feeling of France to Winnipeg!

Good baked goods. I love their baguettes and their sweet items are also excellent. However, the owner is not friendly and borders on rude (if you don’t speak exemplary French). There is an employee there who is a delight to interact with but I knocked 2 stars off for being scowled at and ignored by the owner on two separate occasions. I prefer to get their baguettes from Miller’s Meats now.

Always love this place. Amazing pastry and bread. Staff is so helpful and patient! Wouldn't go anywhere else.

My husband used to come here and they had amazing croissants. Today we went and they were the worst croissants we have ever had. Dry and greasy, slightly burnt on the bottom. Just made incorrectly. Very disappointing potential a change in owners or baker?

Best Croissants. Wonderful bread. One of the most authentic small French bakery in Saint-Boniface. (Or even.. the most?) The owners are originally from France, the flour is imported from Europe and they’ve got hundreds of imported French snacks. I also use their frozen pizza dough and it’s delicious.

The outside texture of the croissants is greasy and slightly soggy and the flavor is bland. Croissants with egg, ham and cheese sit uncovered and unrefrigerated behind the counter.I bought a 4 different croissants to try and it came to $18.15.

Hadn't been in a long while because I had been finding the croissants to be quite soggy, effected by the humidity in the building and not at all crispy. I had interactions with the owner that I wouldn't define as rude, but definitely not friendly and on one occasion when I inquired about the filling in their poppy seed croissant she told me she didn't know, that it was the bakers job... Is this not her place? At any rate there wasn't much pushing me to go there recently especially since I found a superior place much closer to home when the craving hits. Well today I was on my way downtown and wanted to grab a snack. I walked in and she was in conversation with a friend. I stood for over 5 minutes at the till waiting to be greeted, acknowledged, helped... interacted with in any way at all. After I decided I would give it another 30 seconds I finally got fed up and left. No response from her telling me she would just be a minute or inviting me back. If she could care less if customers stay or come back, or have questions then its not worth my business. The demi-baquette though available everywhere is overrated and the croissants are damp.