Croffle House

Bakery · Flushing

Croffle House

Bakery · Flushing

4

40-17 149th Pl, Flushing, NY 11354

Photos

Croffle House by null
Croffle House by Molly Fitzpatrick
Croffle House by Molly Fitzpatrick
Croffle House by Kate Previte
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null
Croffle House by null

Highlights

Bakery with 12 croffle flavors, mochi donuts, and coffee  

Featured in The Infatuation
Featured in Eater

40-17 149th Pl, Flushing, NY 11354 Get directions

Crofflehouse.com
@crofflehaus.nyc

$1–10 · Menu

Information

Static Map

40-17 149th Pl, Flushing, NY 11354 Get directions

+1 917 908 0405
Crofflehouse.com
@crofflehaus.nyc

$1–10 · Menu

Features

payment credit card
Tap to pay
wifi

Last updated

Aug 19, 2025

Powered By

You might also like

Terms of Use • Privacy Policy • Cookie Policy
 © 2025 Postcard Technologies, Inc.
@infatuation

The 17 Best Asian Dessert Spots In NYC

"First there was the cronut, and then the croffle. Flushing has its own bakery specializing in this South Korean food trend, which involves pressing shaped croissant dough in a waffle iron until it turns into something that’s crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, with a crackly caramelized layer on top. The croffles here are topped with things like whipped cream, chocolate, and fruit. Get the mont blanc and dip the rich, chocolate-covered ends into a dalgona latte. Croffle House also makes mochi doughnuts and egg tarts." - molly fitzpatrick, bryan kim, will hartman, willa moore, neha talreja

https://www.theinfatuation.com/new-york/guides/best-asian-desserts-nyc
View Postcard for Croffle House
@infatuation

All Those Viral Croissant Spin-Offs, Ranked

"The Croffle At Croffle House, a Korean bakery in Flushing, they take croissant dough, put it in a waffle iron, and then top it with things like strawberries, oreos, or red bean paste. The croffle looks aggressively sweet, but tastes more like a well-dressed waffle, if a waffle were flakier, crunchier, and made with far more butter. The ones topped with fresh fruit are the most popular, but we also liked the one that’s topped with a thick sweet potato mousse—equal parts earthy and sweet. Bring someone here who loves breakfast and really cute things." - willa moore

https://www.theinfatuation.com/new-york/guides/viral-croissants-ranked
View Postcard for Croffle House
@infatuation

Croffle House Review - Flushing - New York - The Infatuation

"Whether it’s K-pop, skincare products, or the croissant-waffle hybrid at this bakery in Flushing, we haven’t yet met a South Korean import we’re not into. To make their signature pastry, Croffle House takes a buttery croissant dough and toasts it in a waffle iron until it turns into something that’s crisp on the outside and fluffy on the inside, with a crackly and caramelized top layer. Take your pick between a dozen or so flavors, including some savory ones, like tomato and basil. Most croffles are topped with a thick whipped cream and various fruits. Get a couple to share—we love the sugary grape one and rich chocolate mont blanc—and eat them at the tables inside. That way you can use a fork and knife to split them, and dunk the ends in a whipped dalgona latte. They also make mochi donuts and egg tarts. photo credit: Molly Fitzpatrick" - Neha Talreja

https://www.theinfatuation.com/new-york/reviews/croffle-house
View Postcard for Croffle House
@eater

The Croffle, a Croissant-Waffle Hybrid, Is NYC’s Latest Dessert Craze  - Eater NY

"Croffle House offers 12 variations of the crispy-soft croissant-waffle hybrid, known as croffles. The best-selling flavors include Ang butter, blueberry with blueberry cream cheese, strawberry with whipped cream, and sweet potato or goguma mousse. The cafe was co-founded by Kooksu Kim, who learned to prepare croffles in Seoul, and William Ham. Croffle House churns out up to a thousand fresh croffles daily, none of which sit on the shelf longer than 30 minutes." - Caroline Shin

https://ny.eater.com/2021/8/24/22639441/croffle-croissant-waffle-dessert-nyc
View Postcard for Croffle House

perle75nyc

Google
A place I always stop by after eating in Flushing. I always get the Dalgona coffee—it’s the best. The croffle topped with fresh fruit is also delicious.

Maria Mar

Google
The croffles at Croffle House are next level crispy, flavorful, and so good. The smoothies? Seriously amazing, super fresh, and full of flavor. The place is really spacious and comfortable, with a cozy vibe that makes you want to stay. There’s a ton of variety, and everything we tried was delicious. Plus, the staff is so friendly and attentive it really adds to the whole experience. Can’t wait to go back! ❤️

Michelle

Google
Croffle house is my new favorite! Great coffee, great smoothies,delicious croffle and very friendly staff. Their baked goods are always fresh and the atmosphere is cozy and inviting. A must visit for anyone with a sweet tooth haha!

Kevin Craven

Google
The croffle. So, I know this has been big in Asia for sometime, but as far as the U.S., it seems to be fairly new. I saw a post from Eater a couple weeks back that mentioned this croffle. The cross between a croissant and a waffle. I was instantly intrigued and even gave a little head tilt and eye squint. I wanted this croffle. I looked at their Instagram and saw that they’re way out in Flushing, Queens. I just moved to Jersey, so taking public transportation from Jersey to Flushing would be quite the hike. But ladies, gentlemen, and non-conforming genders, I was down for the cause if it meant trying this croffle that had rave reviews. So I spent close to 2 hours taking a bus to a train to a walk, to get to The Croffle House to try a croffle. So, I really did like the vibe. It was light-hearted energy, music, polite staff who were extremely patient with me as I filmed and stared in aw at all their beautiful, freshly-baked croffles. Such a well-run operation. There were croffles everywhere. Croffles on display, croffles being stuffed and loaded and topped with…well, toppings in the back by the bakers, croffles being eaten by customers. I was pleasantly and croffle-y overwhelmed. I was finally ready to order. But then I wasn’t because I couldn’t decide, so I told the girl behind me that she could go first. There was just a lot of pressure, or maybe in was in my head that I needed to choose two of their best croffles, and not order every single one from the menu. It was stressful. But, I finally got my life in order and ordered the Nutella croffle, which was loaded with Nutella and bananas, and topped with whipped cream and those little delightful chocolate pearls that I love. It really was divine. The second croffle that I ordered…the star…the Beyoncé of croffles is what I call it….was the blueberry cream cheese croffle. First of all, just speaking on the croffle itself, it is SCRUMPTIOUS (insert crying face emoji). The appearance of the exterior gives a waffle vibe. The taste and texture also gives a waffle vibe, with slight croissant vibes. The interior is more croissant. It is FLAKEY, and I mean the flakey you don’t mind. This isn’t someone not showing up for a date, this is crusty, crispy, crumby, light, crunchy flakey. I mean it truly is what would become of a waffle and a croissant having a baby. And these are the types of baked goods that must be baked fresh and on site. Otherwise, the texture changes and it just wouldn’t be the same. Ok, the Beyoncé blueberry cream cheese croffle is stuffed with and topped with this blueberry cream cheese that is pure bliss! This cream cheese is perfectly infused with blueberry flavor. It was rich, yet light. You had a dusting of powdered sugar, as well as fresh blueberries. This croffle was next level and I barely remember eating/chewing it. I kinda just vacuumed it up with my mouth until it was sadly gone. All this to say that The Croffle House way out in Flushing, Queens is worth the trip. Wherever you’re from, it’s worth the trip. I can assure you, they do croffles right, and you won’t be disappointed, and if you come here and write a bad review, you’re lying, and you’re wrong :-) Seriously, so worth it! I approve this message.

BuenaJay

Google
Nice spot to have a coffee and something sweet. Try any of the Dubai chocolate creations. Those cannot miss.

Sam Li

Google
Great dessert options and croffle’s here. Tried the new Dubai chocolate croffle and was pleasantly surprised with how they incorporated the chocolate’s texture with the croffle!

Michelle

Google
The place was so cute. Mochi donuts so good. The pastry so good. Sweet treat go to fr. The prices are so good too.

Tiff M

Google
Review over due for sure. Croffle house really is a quality bakery and cafe. The STAFF is incredible and very nice. Every time I went, they were always super nice and willing to help me. The cafe itself is super clean and kept up. I've gotten CAKES done from them tiwce. Cakes start at 35 dollars, and obviously, you can add more things to the cake that would bring up the price, but it's still super reasonable. Fruit added to the cake is included (free). The only Items that would be an additional price are adding Macaroons and donuts that they offer in the shop, which are incredible and always fresh. If you have anything that you would like to add to the cake, they will add it for you, I brought in toppers and Sprinkles that they were more than happy to use for me. The cakes were moist, and the fruit was fresh. Both cakes were chocolate cake with a strawberry filling. The icing was delicious, and I loved that they were able to make any color I wanted for the cakes. I made my daughter's cake topper. I bought the Lilo and stitch cake toppers and donut rings from amazon. Both were birthday cakes. Side note if people are wondering why the pink donut cake looks a little wonky, that's my fault, not theirs. When I picked up the cake, it was perfect and standing straight. I walked with the cake to my daughter birthday event, so that was on me, not them. I definitely recommend getting custom cakes here if you want something quick, delicious, and fancy for a low price.
google avatar

Kristi Y.

Yelp
Probably my go to place for a little something sweet in the Murray Hill area. The croffles are sweet but not too sweet. I recently stopped by and saw they had the Dubai chocolate flavor! Really good selection of different croffles, they also have savory croffles as well. My go to flavor is probably the Nutella banana, mainly because bananas are sweet no matter the season. Parking is definitely difficult in the area, there is also no more outdoor patios/cubicles to dine in. Overall staff is great, never had an unpleasant experience. Overall ambience is a cute little cafe with a handful of seating available. Initially when they first opened they sold plants, but that is no longer the case. But they do offer more variety of desserts including popsicles, egg tarts, etc. Would recommend if you're in the area!
google avatar

Jason M.

Yelp
One of my colleagues bought Croffle House to my attention, and since it seemed like something (somewhat) unique, I was intrigued. The combination of different bakes tends to create buzz (think the Cronut), and this concoction - called the Croffle - is in similar vein. That being said, I was looking forward to checking them out. A croffle, as they call it, is a combination of a waffle and croissant - these are definitely the star of the menu and CH serves multiple varieties with a number of different toppings. I tried their blueberry one which was topped with a blueberry-flavored cream as well as fresh blueberries. The croffle was good - the bake itself was sturdy which made it easy to handle and able to withstand the toppings; for some reason I thought it was gonna be flimsy like a croissant which wouldn't have been good. The toppings were fresh and not too sweet which I appreciated. Overall, I'm intrigued by Croffle House - my expectations were exceeded and I would definitely return to try more of their selection.
google avatar

Cheeseburger P.

Yelp
*Delivery Review* I honestly think this will eventually be a 5, but I need to go in person. This was one of the most pleasant delivery surprises I've had in a while. Check out at how pristine and delicious everything looks. Dude was on a bike too, 20 min ride. Shouts to the CH staff for packing it so nicely. It obviously wasn't warm anymore but GOOD LAWD it was all still so delicious. I almost requested no banana on the Nutella Croffle, but that would have been a big mistake. Both Croffles are so well put together, the ingredients complement each other so well. The icing on the Oreo Croffle is on the sweet side, but my sweet tooth is my superpower, so I enjoyed it. I will definitely be ordering from here again, but I NEED to go in person to get the full effect. Don't hesitate, place your order now.
google avatar

Patrick A.

Yelp
First and foremost, the people in the store were very very very welcoming. I only got to meet one brother today which honestly is cool. I'm impressed at everything that I've had so far that bacon egg and cheese sandwich definitely worth it. I should've got two I spent $54 in there today I brought six mochi donuts in about six Croffle I will be back thank you guys for an amazing visit five out of five
google avatar

Mia T.

Yelp
If you've never tried a croffle, this is your sign to try one. There's plenty of flavors to choose from from. I went with the blueberry croffle which was topped with blueberry cream cheese and blueberries. It had the perfect pint of sweetness balanced out with the tartness of the blueberries. Definitely the right way to go if you want a treat that isn't too sweet. I also recommend the mochi donuts. The ube and matcha were my favorites. O wasn't a fan of the biscoff flavor due to the white chocolate, but the donut itself was still delicious. Also, huge shout out to the employees as I led my purse there and they kept it safe until I came back to get it. This place is a must try if you're in flushing
google avatar

Sita P.

Yelp
Not as good as I expected. The location is great, conveniently located right across the street from the train station in a bustling area. I went on a weekend so parking with no issue. Surprisingly I was the only one in the store, lots of variety and options to choose from. I went with the strawberry croffle, which was unreasonably priced at $6, especially considering the size is smaller than croffles I've had elsewhere. I thought it must be good for $6 and I heard great reviews about this place. It was mediocre, croffle was thin, and sort of hallow on the inside, not fluffy at all. Strawberries were more sour than sweet. The dalgona latte is super sweet from the cookie topping.
google avatar

Rita C.

Yelp
Run don't walk! I thought I'd have to find the viral Dubai chocolate on my next trek to Manhattan but croffle house had it and clearly, I went crazy with it. The croffle was delicious, popped it in my oven for a few minutes and it was so crunchy, chocolate-ty, and buttery. Their chocolate truffles were also a hit, the Dubai filling in the center was crunchy yet moist at the same time. Definitely executed perfectly!
google avatar

Jason W.

Yelp
Croffle house is a small place, and it was packed on a Sunday afternoon. There is table seating towards the back and window counter seating up front. This was my first time having a croffle. They were light and crispy with the perfect amount of sweetness.
google avatar

Evelyn N.

Yelp
I'm always STUFFED after dinner at a nearby restaurant but want to always squeeze in dessert. These milk popsicles have been just the perfect dessert. I got the coffee one and bf got the red bean one. They're NOT too sweet and so refreshing.
google avatar

Fateha A.

Yelp
Got mango croffle, choc almond croffle ($5.75 each). 1 of the employees had enough sense to tell me that the whipped cream in the mango croffle contains some alcohol. It's not strong enough to taste it, but a warning/full disclosure of ingredients would be nice. Anyway, both mango & choc almond croffle are amazing (5/5) as usual. Choc almond has more of a dark chocolate flavor, so it's not too sweet. They ran outta the choc almond when we were abt to order, so they made us 2 within a few mins. Also got a chestnut latte ($5.50, 3/5) which we liked. I just wish the latte was a bit stronger. A roasted chestnut flavor would be better too.
google avatar

Emm C.

Yelp
After a quick satisfying dinner next door, we fam went to croffle house and I get why it's got near-5-star reviews! They raved. Mango game strong. Fast good service (cash discount or credit card fee of 3%). Maybe about 15 chairs inside. Across from the Murray Hill LIRR stop. Fun fact if coming from city: get the city ticket same-day and it's usually $5 To explore this awesome part of Queens away from the bustle of dt Flushing yet charming nonetheless with more of a korean flair. Walk down northern for some post dessert exercise before heading back.
google avatar

Lina L.

Yelp
When my friend invited me to visit Croffle House, she excitedly asked, "Have you ever had croffles before?" Her enthusiasm was contagious, and I knew we were in for a treat. Croffle House is an absolute gem. The croffles are a delightful fusion of croissants and waffles, offering the perfect balance of crispy and fluffy textures. Each bite was a harmonious blend of sweetness and buttery goodness that left me wanting more (and seriously considering a second order). The ambiance is warm and inviting, making it a fantastic spot to relax and enjoy your treat. I also appreciated their clever use of outdoor seating inside tents, adding a unique and cozy vibe - perfect for those who enjoy a bit of fresh air (or pretending to dine al fresco in a chic European café). During our visit, we indulged in their sweet potato croffle and cherry croffle. Both were absolutely delicious, though a bit challenging to cut through (cue the gentle wrestling match with my dessert). The sweet potato croffle had a comforting, earthy sweetness, while the cherry croffle offered a delightful burst of tartness that kept my taste buds dancing. To complement our croffles, we tried their Korean jelly drinks, which are supposedly good for the skin (because why not enjoy a treat with added beauty benefits?). We picked up two, and they were a refreshing and fun addition to our croffle feast. The drinks were light, with a pleasant jelly texture that added a quirky twist to our indulgence. If you're in the area and looking for a delicious and unique dessert experience, Croffle House is definitely worth a visit. Their croffles are a must-try, and the overall atmosphere makes it a perfect spot for catching up with friends or just enjoying a peaceful moment alone. Plus, don't miss out on those Korean jelly drinks for a refreshing twist
google avatar

Michelle Z.

Yelp
The first times I came, I thought this was nothing more than a novelty. Since then, I've ordered from here dozens of times (and never took a decent photo lol). The price has gone up a few times since, and I think it's around $6.50 a croffle now depending on which one you get. Still consistently delicious, though! My favorite is the chocolate almond croffle and the mango croffle. I've tried every single one. I don't really like the cherry one... Place is super yummy!!!
google avatar

Fuang C.

Yelp
First time trying croffles! I've heard good things about this place before and was curious to see how the food was. First thing was my friend had asked for one mochi donut but they gave her two (and she got charged two). The purple yam mochi donut didn't have much of a purple yam flavor and just tasted like white chocolate to me. I didn't really like the mochi donut - the chewiness was good but the topping was hard. The croffles were the star of the show and I enjoyed the blueberry croffle the most. I liked the blueberry flavored cream. The other two croffles had a delicious fresh cream as well. I wasn't a big fan of the croffle itself, it was a little dry. Overall: skip the mochi donuts, there's better places. The croffle is interesting though because I don't see many places selling croffles. I think the price is fair and worth a try. They have many flavors too so I might try the sweet potato or Nutella next time.
google avatar

Kat J.

Yelp
My go-to cafe in the area. Lines used to be very long when it first opened, thankfully it is no longer as crazy. However, definitely come early if you want access to the full menu. The croffles here are always delicious,y personal favorite is the ang butter, but have not had a bad one yet. The mochi donuts here are good too, but the croffles are definitely the star. Love how they have an outdoor space that is fully enclosed and perfect for all weathers.
google avatar

Ruby C.

Yelp
*Sweet Potato Croffle A delicate croffle topped with goguma mousse and whipped cream, sprinkled with ube powder. The goguma paste was subtly sweet with a melt-in-your-mouth smooth texture. My preferred flavor because I LOVE sweet potatoes. *Blueberry Croffle Generously spread with housemade blueberry cream cheese and fresh blueberries on top, the croffle doubled up the blueberry flavors.

Moo M.

Yelp
This place is become my favorite spot for drinks, I loved the dolgona coffee here and also matcha mochi very good. Must try!
google avatar

Mina K.

Yelp
Wow, first time trying and I really enjoyed their blueberry cream cheese croffle, not too sweet which is perfect. I want to try the strawberry one next time. Misugaru latte with a shot of espresso 10/10:) I'm a fan of misugaru latte and it was so refreshing. I want more Sweet potato mochi- pretty impressed. I get this at other bakeries and theirs tasted just as good. Not stale, soft and chewy. Will try this place again Service is quick I went on a Saturday and lots of people but there's plenty of window seatings.
google avatar

Shashi R.

Yelp
Picked up 3 croffles Mont Blanc is 10/10 they do such a great job on the chestnut flavor without making it too sweet Sweet potato was 9/10 it has sweet cream and natural sweet potato flavor
google avatar

Daniel L.

Yelp
Came along this place strolling around Flushing. This cafe has a variety of drink and pastry options. Their croffles were recommended, so my friend opted for the blueberry creamcheese croffle and chestnut coffee. I, on the other hand, opted for the green tea & coffee mochi donuts and einspanner coffee. Everything was amazing, cannot really go wrong with mochi donuts. The einspanner coffee, on the other hand, had a nutty sweet flavor with a bit of a crunch. Certainly a great spot that has a chill ambiance and amazing service!
google avatar

Jenny T.

Yelp
Amazing food and snacks! I love their ice cream and their croffles and their ambiance. Definitely worth trying everything on their menu !!!
google avatar

Virginie L.

Yelp
This is such as great place!!! They have so many things that other cafes don't and honestly there's so many things to choose from. So first, yes it's called Croffle House so OF COURSE they have croffle. Which are basically croissants that has been put in the put in the waffle maker, to give it those waffle grid marks and flatten. With that they would put different things on the croffle such as some savory and some sweet items like the cherry tomatoes basil croffle or for the sweet, the strawberry coffle; which has come cream and fresh strawberries on time. They have a few flavors so it was really hard to choose which ones to get. But I saw that the strawberry ones were popular. In addition, to the coffle that they sell. There's also have some pastries that I think they get from elsewhere but their croffle, they deff make on their site. They also had these cute mochi buns, that I saw on insta. They have five flavors ; sweet potatoes, potatoes, pumpkin, purple yam, and chestnut flavored ones. Basically the bun outside is chewy mochi and inside has the filling. It wasn't bad - but I liked the pumpkin, purple yam and chestnut ones the best. OH! I forgot about their mochi donuts that I think they also make on their own. They got more flavors the first time I can but I think with having so many varieties, they can't offer too many flavors of one thing, if it doesn't sell. AND don't worry if you think there's only those delish snacks. They also have drinks to get with your mochi bun, mochi donuts and/or croffle. I have not, not liked anything there. It's so cool and I do go overboard and end up getting a lot but couldn't finish BUT it's okay cause I can bring it home along with getting more!
google avatar

Kelly L.

Yelp
Note: This review is only for the croffles because I am not the biggest fan of the other desserts provided here. There are so many croffle shops nowadays, but Croffle House remains one of the first to start the hype and is still my favorite. Ordered the Grape Croffle ($5.49) and Basil Pesto ($4.99). The croffles have a glazed crunchy exterior and a flaky yet fluffy interior. The dessert coffles' cream is not heavy and not too sweet, and the fruits are always fresh. The savory croffle has a nice heat from the red pepper flakes and pairs nicely with the pesto. I normally don't even like pesto, but I will always order this one when I'm here because it's so good. PS - Although I did not get it this time, one of my favorites is the blueberry cream cheese.
google avatar

Alvin Z.

Yelp
It's been a while since I last went here and I was craving a sweet desert. I've been here during their grand opening and their fresh deserts were so good! After coming back, I ordered a strawberry croffle and safe to say, it's still as good as I remembered. Not only were their deserts still delicious, their staff were also very kind and welcoming! Only regret is that I didn't come right as the croffles came out of the oven!I recommend the strawberry croffle and grape-ade.
google avatar

Alison A.

Yelp
A cute shop and a nice walk from flushing! Not a lot of seating inside but they have seating outside! Everything is on the less sweet side Mochi donut 4/5 Great texture and not too sweet. Pretty similar to others that I've had Dalgona coffee 2/5 Tasted a bit like milk and didn't have a strong coffee flavor at all Blueberry croffle 3.5/5 Not too sweet, the blueberries were really fresh though. I found it a little bland Nutella banana croffle 4/5 It paired well with whip cream but not enough Nutella in it to really taste it Strawberry macaron 2/5 It was served a little broken which was a little disappointing. The cream inside tasted almost like biting a thick layer of butter It's a great concept but wasn't my favorite dessert place that I've been to
google avatar

Tina N.

Yelp
I've only ever ordered from this place through Uber Eats, but the food always gets to me delicious and intact My favorite thing on the menu is the dalgona coffee, so good
google avatar

Janet Y.

Yelp
Stopped here with friends and kids for dessert after dinner and it didn't disappoint. Very delicious mochi donuts here for sure, we tried all the flavors available and we all loved it. I really enjoyed the black sesame flavor. Light and chewy, not soggy at all. The 2 kids did try ice pops which was not the biggest hit but I told them they should go for the donuts or croffles instead. It's a cute little spot with a few counter seats and 2-3 tables in the back by the bathroom. Definitely a grab and go spot, not a place to linger or good for big groups. I will definitely go back and try their croffles!
google avatar

Stephanie S.

Yelp
I LOVE CROFFLE HOUSE . YOU MUST GO HERE! I am from Brooklyn so it is definitely a hike to get here for me but it's always worth it. I've been coming here since I believe 2021 I can say they make the best croffles I've ever had! To be honest this place is probably my favorite dessert place in all of NYC. I always bring them to small get together with friends and I even bring all my out of state friends here to give it a try. Even though the location is kind of far from main street I do definitely think it's worth the walk! When I am gone from NYC I do always miss CROFFLE house. I always tell my friends like this would be part of my final meal if I had to choose haha. I have tried various flavors of there croffles , both the mango and strawberry ones as well as the basil red pepper. I would have to say my favorite of all time is the blueberry CROFFLE. Something about the cream they use really makes the flavors melt in your mouth. The basil red pepper is also my go to if I'm feeling a savory flavor . I'm happy they have a selection of both sweet and savory! The service is always great! I normally buy in bulk to take home for my family because they also love it . The croffles are cheaper here in terms of price compared to if you got them in Manhattan and personally I think they taste better! Definitely stop by this place.
google avatar

Waheda I.

Yelp
I loved this cute little cafe. It reminded me of the cafes in Seoul. It was clean, calm and quiet. There are plenty of options for desserts. I got 6 mochi donuts for $15. It's tucked away in a little alleyway. Service was polite and prompt. I'll come visit again very soon. Adorable hidden gem.
google avatar

Christy C.

Yelp
We came here after dinner for a sweet treat! There were lots of options to choose from - a good mix of savory and sweet desserts. There is some seating, but we got ours to go! We went with the green tea mochi donut and the strawberry whipped cream croffle. The mochi donut was delicious and not too sweet, and was devoured within seconds (hence the lack of a picture), The croffle was also delicious, with a fun texture and crunch, and topped with not too sweet whipped cream and fresh strawberries. Overall, a great spot and would go again!
google avatar

Heily P.

Yelp
So delicious! And a nice variety. We got like 4-5 different types of mochi donuts and one waffle and everything amazing! Small place with a couple of tables. I was so fortunate and was able to park right in front but I can see it being a struggle. I will def be back
google avatar

Rina D.

Yelp
Came here on a Sunday afternoon and we were able to find an open table. Ordered all these yummy croffles which were so flavorful and had their own merits. The drinks here are a bit pricey for their value but they were all pretty yummy, especially the einspanner and the fruity ades. Their take out box is well designed as they tape it up to secure it but also create a handle for you to easily carry the box! The staff here are always friendly and welcoming whenever I go; I would always come back when I'm in the area! Please try the sweet potato!! It's the best!!
google avatar

Jae H.

Yelp
I love their mochi donuts cause they're not too sweet. They have a great selection but the fruity pebble is my personal favorite. We also got coffee and lemonade but it was a bit sweet. I'm sure you can ask for less sweetness if anything. Solid dessert spot!
google avatar

Sally A.

Yelp
The desserts are really really yummy. The coffee is good. The ambiance is a typical Asian coffee shop vibe, young, fresh, and airy. You go to the counter and order, and pick up at the counter.
google avatar

Teresa K.

Yelp
Whenever I visit I get the same thing. Usually the strawberry whipped cream croffle, green tea mocha donut, cinnamon mochi croffle donut, and the plain mochi donut. They offer a special for a box of 6 mochi donuts. I love their options.
google avatar

Caroline N.

Yelp
Finally got a chance to try the crossiant pastry put into a waffle iron. It's close to the Murray station on the LIRR. It's very convenient to get to. Can take the subway to the bus or walk though it's a bit of a hike. It's a Korean street food. I didn't think I would like the croffle. Surprisingly, it's pretty good though it's very filling as a snack more like a meal (at least for me). Croffle ranges from $3.99 to $5. 75. I decide to try 2 flavors: 1) mango - love this one 2) Nutella - normally love Nutella though this is a bit sweet for me. The place also has mochi donuts (1 for $3, 6 for $15), egg tarts (1 for $2.25, 4 for $8), and macarons (1 for $3.99, 10 for $38). Would love to try the other flavors.
google avatar

Jake Z.

Yelp
Wow, these croffles are absolutely amazing. A must visit when anyone goes to Flushing and is willing to venture a bit outside of Main Street. We ordered one night after dinner to eat the next morning for breakfast. It tasted completely fresh and delicious even after 12 hours. Each of the 3 flavors (Mont Blanc, Blueberry, Strawberry) were incredibly delicious. The cream cheese was not overwhelming and complemented the waffle base very well. Also, the fruits were surprisingly super fresh too, so it was quite refreshing. I would definitely go back to try different flavors.
google avatar

Joyce C.

Yelp
I've been wanting to go to this place for the longest time because of its popularity on social media. I never thought it would be tucked away in Bayside. I thought it was just a trend at first but these croffles are actually super delicious. The way they look makes it seem like its just a waffle but you really get to feel every flaky layer of the croissant. We got the sweet potato, nutella, strawberry, raspberry, and blueberry croffles and the best one to me had to be the sweet potato. We also got some of the mochi donuts as well. Nothing too spectacular considering so many places sell the exact same thing. The black sesame was my favorite flavor though.
google avatar

Anthony P.

Yelp
Glad this place is still going strong after being opened for quite a while. The croffles get the Asian stamp of approval for not being too sweet. Especially the sweet potato one. You might that it's not going to be good but it's actually quite satisfying, dense and lightly sweet. The satisfying texture of a waffle combined with the flakiness of a croissant was a cool experience. The mochi donuts or also quite good when you catch them fresh and have a nice chewy texture to them. They're on par with other mochi donut places.
google avatar

Marci A.

Yelp
I absolutely love the mango croffle, it's so delicious and my favorite flavor. The mont blanc was also good but not as good as the fruit ones are. I also tried the egg tart which reminds me a lot of pasteis de nata in Portugal, absolutely delicious. And the rainbow mochi donut was amazing! I can't wait to come back and try more stuff. Tip: review your order as they are charging you, I was being overcharged twice because I was distracted speaking to the person I came with.
google avatar

Laura G.

Yelp
This is a cute cafe with lots of outdoor-indoor seating available. Service is quick since most of their pastries are already made and at their display counter. Blueberry Cream Cheese Croffle: It's my first time having a croffle and it really is what the name says it to be, a croissant pressed into a waffle. You can still taste the flakiness of the pastry. The blueberries were plentiful and the cream cheese a very nice complementary addition; it was quite light. This pastry was not too sweet and very tasty overall. I'd come back to try the other croffle flavors.
google avatar

Melody C.

Yelp
I never had croffles before coming here so it was quite an interesting experience! All of the croffles looked so good so I ended up bringing 5 home. Though, I wouldn't have minded eating there since the place is so beautiful! The croffles were the perfect blend of a croissant and waffle - the texture was very croissant like but just shaped like a waffle. The blueberry and strawberry ones were my favorite.
google avatar

Jane K.

Yelp
So delicious Fav: strawberry/mango/sweet potato/ grape 사장님도 너무 친절하시고 직원분들도 친절한곳입니다. The mango whipped cream cronut is absolutely delicious. It wasn't too sweet and had the perfect amount of cream. The mango was very fresh. Absolutely a must-have
google avatar

Laureen Y.

Yelp
I have been craving croffles for quite sometime. I love mangoes so I had to get the mango topped croffle and it was also national mango day on this day. Ordered hibiscus passionade drink. I thought they would have more different toppings like cookies n cream. The croffle was soft inside and nicely sugar toasted on outside. The mango was perfect on top it was the correct ripeness.
google avatar

Gabriela M.

Yelp
This is one of my favorite spots near home. I love everything here. The croffles are simply delightful. The mochi donuts,cookies, and macaroons are super tasty. All staff are friendly and if you are eating there, you can do it inside the cafe or outside there are like rooms where you can enjoy your food when it is warmer.
google avatar

Sally Y.

Yelp
Their croffles are 8/10. Thick dough with slight crunch on the outside. It's heavy and taste notes aren't overwhelmingly sweet. Macaroons are a miss, just don't get them. I personally love Monc Blanc and sweet potato, so I enjoy their Monc Blanc and sweet potato croffle. Service - does their job. Takes orders and serves you your dessert in a take out box. Ambiance - small spot, clean and bright 8/10 for a quick sugar fix!
google avatar

Josephine L.

Yelp
Decent croffles, crappy service. We got here before the place became packed, and the woman behind the counter was crabby from the beginning. Thankfully, this isn't a table service spot, so I only had to deal with her for a short while before getting to the good stuff. We tried the Mango, Nutella Banana, Chocolate Almond, and Blueberry Cream Cheese croffles. The Blueberry was my favorite, though the crisp Chocolate Almond was a close second. Most disappointing was the Mango--the mango pieces were too sour and the rest of the pastry was forgettable whipped cream nonsense.
google avatar

Mary N.

Yelp
This place is a must stop by for a quick sweet tooth! Dalgona Coffee - A must get of any of their espresso drinks. Which ever beans they use I would love to know. The dalgona crunch bits add a nice bitter sweet to any who like the flavor. It's can be love or dislike depends on your tastebud. Croffle - I got the Nutella banana and it was amazing! A must for you banana hazelnut lovers! A nice flaky crunch with a creamy bite is best to describe it. Macarons - I would say for the size and filling pretty reasonable with the price! Just so sad they serve me a crack one but I'm not going to complain since it's going to be eaten but if I was to take a photo very disappointed.
google avatar

Fennie W.

Yelp
Holy moly croissant waffles?!?! CROFFLES?! Super cute and delicious. My friend and I split these: Mango Croffle 4.75 Strawberry Croffle 4.75 Blueberry Cream Cheese Croffle 4.75 Raspberry Croffle 4.75 Nutella Croffle 4.75 All were well balanced meaning not overwhelming and not extremely sweet. Fruits were still pretty fresh even though I went in around 8pm to buy them. I was super full after a big dinner meal and didn't think I would have much room left for dessert but I guess I did because my friend and I devoured all 5 within minutes (yes just the 2 of us). So yes I recommend trying if you've never had! I rave about these a lot with my friends and would def be back to try to savory ones and other things on the menu! Parking around the area also isn't the best so just make sure you either have someone waiting in the car or you walk there!