Le Croissant Bakery,Cafe à Antiguo Cuscatlán

Name: Le Croissant
Address: Calle El Pedregal, Antiguo Cuscatlán, El Salvador
Telephone: 50377871071
Rating: 4.3

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Le Croissant

Commentaires

#23 Depuis 61 à Antiguo Cuscatlán

8.7

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Ambiance

8.7/10

Nourriture

8.7/10

Intérieur

8.7/10

Des prix

8.7/10

Service

8.7/10

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Prix & Cuisine

$ Bakery, French

Type de restaurant

Bakery, Cafe

Caractéristiques

Information

+50377871071

Calle El Pedregal, Antiguo Cuscatlán, El Salvador

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Michael Stevens

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A year ago

This is a great little restaurant inside of Multiplaza. It's got its own section with great service and the food is really good. We tried some sandwiches and an egg breakfast. The staff is fast and efficient! Cold brewed coffees and regular coffees are tasty. A great place to eat alone or with some friends! Service Dine in Meal type Brunch Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 3

Coralie L

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5 years ago

My favorite place to have breakfast . Reminds me home 💕 Waiters really nice too.

Johanna Mendez

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2 years ago

Love this place, the food is so good and the people are really nice, the bake goods are also mouth watering. I have the chicken with mushrooms for my meal and for dessert their roasted pineapple with coconut ice cream, your taste my be different from mine but I highly recommend it!

Alvaro Sagrera

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4 years ago

Best French bistro in town. Excellent service great food. Pro tip: Breakfast served all day. I recommend the goat cheese appetizer. Their sandwiches are very good. Be sure to order French Fries, it's the only restaurant in El Salvador that makes then the right way, the French way.

Reyes Alberto

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4 years ago

Always one of the best places to eat french food

Katya Hernández

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4 years ago

Really good French pastries. The crème brulee is great, but order the large one because those always taste fresher than the small ones. They have nice loose leaf tea, but unfortunately they make it with the same water from the coffee machine, which is altogether too hot for tea, and they put waaay too much water in it for the amount of tea they use. Service is a little slow at times, but since it's a place where you'll likely sit for a good while, I don't mind much.