Le Croissant Factory

One of the hidden gems in my neighborhood. They open at 6 AM so if you go by around 10/11 AM, a lot of things are gone. It's a small little spot near the grocery outlet. Fresh croissants (savory and sweet), muffins, cookies, dosant (donut croissant) and coffee crunch cake (my favorite). They usually hire young students to work the front and they've been super friendly. Pros: Their coffee crunch cake is a must. You need to order at least a couple days ahead. I love their savory croissants (roast beef, ham, or turkey and cheese). Honestly, you can't go wrong with any of their stuff. Check near the cash register if they have bags of day old croissants, marked down and you get plenty! Cons: if you go later, most of the croissants are gone.

Amazing croissants! I tried this place out this morning. I was greeted warmly and there was a nice selection of croissants to choose from still at 9 a.m. I ordered a ham and Swiss croissant, a Nutella bearclaw, a fruit croissants and a cream cheese croissant. All were delicious! I also decided to get a white mocha to drink. It was hot and well made. I will definitely be back and recommend to those looking for a delicious Parisian experience! Note that there is currently no dining in. Its all take out currently.

These guys make the best croissants i have ever had. They have a ton of variety, but if you want to try them all, you have to get there early. The people know how good they are and buy them out. It is a small walk in and order place and take to go. I suggest ordering a dozen which will run you around $35, because once you eat one, you will be left craving more. They have chocolate, almond, fruit, meat and cheese, plain, Nutella, hot dog, and more i am sure I am forgetting. The people are fast and efficient, and are so nice. They also serve some coffee, not sure of the variety.

The pastries here are fantastic, but the start of the show is the coffee crunch cake. I grew up eating this when I was a child and I still remember thinking what a treat it was. In between the layers of soft cake is a coffee flavored cream filling. The cake is then topped with tiny bits of coffee candy. If you haven't had this in your life you're missing out.

Haven't been here in a decade but it's still pumping out delicious croissants. There is a large variety of sweet and savory croissants priced from $2.75-$3.50. They also have macaroons for a $1! The croissants weren't as crispy and flaky as I remembered but they are still good. Get here early as they often sell out.

Ahhh, what can I say--their almond croissants are to die for! Crispy, flaky, and absolutely delicious. It's a small shop with limited outdoor seating. they tend to sell out quickly. I've stopped by a few times only to find them closed because everything they were sold out. Now, I make sure to call ahead before heading over.

I've had nothing here except for the coffee crunch cake but that alone gets 5/5 stars! My mom ordered a 10 inch cake, 4 days in advance, for $43 dollars. The price has gone up in the last few years but I'd say it's worth every penny. The softest sponge cake with a coffee crunch layer on the side; it's not TOO sweet, which is appreciated by my parents and grandparents.I haven't had any of their other pastries but I'd love to try them someday when I am in the area. Not to mention the inside is clean & the employees are just the kindest.

I called and ordered a 10" round Coffee Crunch Cake and decided to have no writing.Because the cake was for a celebration I changed my mind. Instead of calling and confusing them, I drove over. The young man working was very pleasant and let me add writing to the cake!While I was there I ordered a Chocolate Croissant and a Vegetarian Croissant to share with my husband. The chocolate croissant didn't seem to have much chocolate or maybe it wasn't spread out enough. The Vegetarian Croissant was outstanding that it had just enough pesto and sun dried tomatoes.The coffee crunch cake was outstanding just as I expected!When I picked up the cake, I also bought a Cinnamon Crossiant and Spinach Dip Croissant. The Cinnamon Crossiant was pretty yummy! The Spinach Dip Crossiant was too much spinach dip and tasted like the spinach dip from Costco.

IMO this is the best croissant place in the Sacramento area. They have a wide variety of options.

Love Croissants! Ordered Turkey & Cheese breakfast sandwich and this could be a better breakfast option in lieu of a donut or two. Nice & friendly greeting and service. Dine is closed for now but most folks get and go on that early morning run. Nothing quite as delicious as a Warmed, fresh croissant