Lune Croissanterie Armadale

Love the ham and Gruyère croissant. Beautiful outlet with lesser crowd so much better wait times

And here was I trying to lose my mum tummy! Yummy. I forgot how many hours it takes to cycle off those calories but it was worth it. I might grab another one tomorrow. Thank you and kind regards

Good croissants.love the variety, but on our last visit we decided to eat there. When we ordered no one asked us if we wanted take away or dine in. After we took our order my partner went to our table and i was waiting for someone to look at me so i can request a plate and a knife. I approached the barista and asked him if i can get a plate and a knife (they were just behind him and he wasn't as busy as everyone else), he said to me (with attitude) "I'm the barista I only make coffee". I don't appreciate the way he spoke to me he didn't even say sorry, or ask anyone else to help me instead. Very disappointed with this service and attitude. We are locals and we come here all the time. Not sure if we'll be coming back after this.

Not sure what the hype is about. Bakemono almond croissant is better in my opinion and cheaper too.

The best lune. Quiet, cosy and not busy.
Amazing.
I can't recommend lune crossint highly enough.

I was travelling from Perth to Melbourne and my pregnant sister wanted some Lune croissants. Shoutout to team at Lune Armadale for letting me put it a last minute order to bring back to Perth. Special shoutout to Keelan and Jordan for their help.

LUNE's highly acclaimed croissantFluffy and light, with a slight buttery scent. They are displayed on a counter reminiscent of a super famous and popular store in Paris. It's best to visit along with a nearby bakery.

I am visiting Melbourne and was told this is the best croissant in town and people make huge queues to buy. So I came to check it out.
The pastry is very fresh and flaky. As you can see in the photos, very thin.
Im not a pastry specialist, so for me it was alright.
I cannot tell this was the best croissant I had in my life.
The service was great.

I did find that the prices are a rip off. I believe the cheapest is the choc one, 7.70, but the others are more than 11$.

Im not a rich person, so for me, its something that I did once, and wont never return. I dont think its worthy.

Sorry if its harsh for the owners, but thats my opinion.

I recently had the pleasure of trying Lune's croissants and pastries, and I must say, they are absolutely divine. The consistency of their croissants is remarkable, as I have visited their Armadale store multiple times and the experience has always been exceptional. The croissants are light, flaky, and bursting with flavor.

One of my personal favorites is the almond croissant. The combination of freshly roasted almonds on top, the flaky croissant they sit on, and the sweet and moist base is simply heavenly. Lune truly knows how to create a delicacy that is second to none in terms of quality and taste.

Although Lune's pastries are undeniably delightful, it's worth mentioning that they can be on the pricier side. As a result, I would recommend reserving these indulgences for special occasions or occasional treats.

In terms of service, I found the queues to be manageable, especially at the Armadale store. Although there may be a small line, it moves quite promptly, ensuring a seamless experience.

Overall, if you're searching for an authentic and indulgent croissant experience, Lune is definitely worth a visit. Their consistency, quality, and delicious flavors make it a must-try for any pastry enthusiast.

Lil bit pricey for pastry, but worth the price! Always serve the best croissant.but The coffee was ok not amazing

The plain croissant was disappointing. Maybe just a bad batch but would not expect that from Lune. The inside lacked a good honeycomb structure. I would put this one notch above a supermarket croissant. It’s also smaller and more expensive from its competitors like baker Bleu or agathe. To be fair lunes twice baked are still worth the trip.

Lune Croissanterie in Melbourne offers exceptional Almond Croissants. The pastries were buttery, flaky, and filled with a generous almond cream. The attention to detail and quality ingredients made them truly delightful. But $11.5 is overpriced. Coco rough $15 is way too expensive. It’s just a croissant.

In conclusion, Lune is a overrated shop.
It tastes good, but too expensive. And doesn’t worth queue for 10mins.

As always
YUM!
Got their jam and cream and also their coconut pandan
We just wish they were warmer but hey they are crunchy and yummy

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