Artur S.
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I was offered a sample of the triple chocolate croissant, which was nicely crispy on the outside, though the inside was quite soft and doughy — more cookie-dough adjacent than croissant-flaky, which may appeal to some, just not my personal preference.
I purchased the Pistachio Lattice. It’s very filling and leans heavily into marzipan. I did enjoy the subtle raspberry note, which added a nice contrast, but the pistachio flavor itself felt a bit understated. The white chocolate read more like a sweet sugar glaze than chocolate, which tipped the balance toward overly sweet for me.
The real plot twist was the black Americano — aggressively bitter, medicinal, and burned to the point where I briefly wondered if it was experimental.
On a positive note, the staff was fast, polite, and welcoming, and the pastry selection is creative and visually appealing. With some refinement — especially on the coffee and flavor balance — this place has potential. Not rushing back, but open to giving it another try down the line.