Lune Croissanterie

Pure hype! Staff looked nervous and on edge, coffee was bitter and the croissant was quite average, specially at $10 (which is literally double the price than the best bakery in the area) and baked in a lab looking space, nothing scientific about it. Pretentious decor and weird atmosphere. World has gone mad!

Overpriced, overrated. Don't get me wrong - the croissants are very good, but no croissant in the world is worth a 1 hour wait. You can get better ones more quickly and for less money in Melbourne, so I personally would not bother again.

First-up, I don't eat croissants but the family tell me these are pretty good.as they should be for the steep price. Very cool premises and worth a visit if you don't mind queuing at busy times of the day.

Great croissants! Great coffee! Would be really great if there was actual seating so we didn't have to hunger games style it to fight for a seat though

Underwhelmed: Somewhat disappointing. The ham and cheese didn’t seem freshly baked. It was somewhat dry and the glaze a bit sweet for something savoury. Instead of a buttery aftertaste I was left with a greasy one. Not the best I’ve ever had.

Obviously doing croissants right! Coffee was good too. Our non coffee drinker was sad there wasn't tea options but the baked goods made up for it. Definitely on the pricier side (almost $10 for the almond criossant) but one could argue, worth every flake. The take away boxes are of high quality!

Going to this place it’s a whole experience. It’s very enjoyable to see the process of making croissants, the aesthetic is impecable, and it’s very instagramable, but honestly, it’s quite pricey, come on it’s just a croissant!

A bit pretentious and very inefficient use of the space. The croissants are alright but def not worth of that price. My coffee was.meh.compared to pretty much any other Melbourne cafe. A bit too much hype for what it really is.

Purchased a box selection of 6 creations. Well crafted designs. Interesting textures and taste combinations. Pretentious interior, not warranted queuing in the rain for at 8 AM.

Placed is fkd, nothing special at all. May as well get some from Coles Or Aldi same thing. In one hole out the other.

Hipsters put it in you bottom hole as it will come out the same

I really enjoyed the aesthetic of Lune as well as the pastries. I had the coconut rough, which was decadent to say the least, though still thoroughly enjoyable. My friend had the ham and cheese and she likewise was very impressed.

Nice croissants with wide space and relaxing vibe! My favourite is their Macca Sacca (with macadamia). If you like smtg chocolatey, defo get their coconut croissant! Pain au choc is slightly dissapointing. Nothing special about the coffee but it does go well with the croissant. *Do note that they only accept card payment. *

I came here on a Tuesday morning around 8 am. I forgot that it's only window service on Tuesday and Wednesdays which meant you couldn't see the operation but it almost meant that service was super quick as there weren't as many people there. I got the original and almond croissants as well as the lemon one and they were all super amazing! I'd definitely queue up for them.

After 45min wait get to the counter, ordered and come to pay CARD ONLY- okay, so I will go around the corner and get my card.only to be told. U WILLHAVE TO WAIT IN LINE AGAIN. WHY GUYS?