Croustille Cafe

This little cafe is tucked where you'd least expect it. There's a lot of room with ample space to sit pretty much wherever. I offered a vanilla latte which was ok, the flavor of the coffee wasn't to my liking and the milk was frothy (isn't a latte).I also got the salmon toast which was okay, the tomatoes were cut larger than my liking but overall it was good.

We stopped in on a Friday morning. Its a cute space with a clean environment and ample tables for seating. We tried the cinnamon role, almond croissant and passion fruit smoothie. 1. The cinnamon role was good. Soft enough, not too sweet and a great size2. The passion fruit smoothie was good as well and it tasted fresh3. The almond croissant was disgusting and under-cooked. My husband open it up and was met with a slimy and doughy center. We put it in the air fryer to bake it however, we could not salvage it. (See pic) I enjoyed 2 of 3 items but since a croissant should be a staple item at a french bakery, I would be hesitant to try other traditional items there.

This place is yet another kosher place that serves sub par food, with sub par service, at a premium just because they are kosher. I wouldn't go back to buy anything there, and from here will go look for a cleanse to restore my health from this toxic trash.

A quaint little bakery that have delicious deserts and the best sandwich I have had in years a caprese salad with avocado on a croissant

Wanted to try a new place, but it was disappointing. The staff have an attitude like they don't want to be there. I got there in the afternoon, and they seemed to not have much as far as pastries. I decided to have a scoop of ice cream pistachio, but it was a very gritty, strange consistency. I couldn't eat it. Definitely recommend that you taste the ice cream before purchasing, maybe it was just the pistachio one.

I stopped into this bakery one afternoon during a break from work. The interior is nice enough, but that's about as impressive as it got. The items in the counter looked good enough, so I ordered an apple turnover. Nothing special about it. What I did find interesting was the vibe in this place. The customers AND the staff weren't exactly the most welcoming people. The bland baked good and the weird reception were enough to keep me from returning. If you're interested in good food without pretense, I highly recommend Pariser's Bakery directly down the road. Wonderful staff and delicious everything.

This place just opened recently and we really love what they have! They're completely dairy free so we ordered some pastries for our Friday night dinner and we were not disappointed at all. It's delicious especially for being dairy free! Their challah bread is also super good, it's kind of like brioche. We also ordered some viennoiseries for the morning (croissants, chocolate croissants and pain Suisse) and we were very pleased. It's a little taste of France!

I have to agree with Fourth. The one visible staff person failed yo acknowledge my existence. This was compounded in that the cases and shelves were essentially empty even though the cafe had just opened on a Sunday. There are European bakeries in the area far more relevant for my patronage. I wish Croustille well, but I won't be back.

Our company attempted to call and order lunch for delivery, we were hastily told they were too busy and we were told we had to order online which is fine. We ordered through GrubHub and while our orders came in a relatively timely manner, 2/3 of the sandwiches were burnt on the bottom to the point that the burnt flavor was overwhelming. Slightly disappointed at the price point for sandwiches that also did not come with a side.

Delicious bakery. Authentic French croissants and baguettes are among the few "must try's." Lots of seating, pleasant ambiance. Breakfast items not bad, European style. Generally nice experience.