Had a morning team event. Had to do a takeout and share... Arsicault Bakery Almond Croissant Chocolate Croissant Chocolate Chip Cookie All the associates proved amazing customer service. The place was clean and so inviting. It is a must visit. read more

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I stopped by Arsicault near the end of their day, and luckily there were still enough pastries around to try. They ran out of their kouign amann for the day which is what I wanted to try, but I was still able to get a taste of their ham and cheese croissant. The croissant was perfectly flaky on the outside with buttery layers, and there was a svaory, melty filling of cheese on the inside that made it satisfying. My friend ordered a few of their almond croissants for him and his family, and they all enjoyed it! They said the croissants were rich and flaky. I love the fresh pastries that are clearly made with care! read more

Arsicault Bakery - Ham & Cheese Croissant - Bakeries Near Me - San Francisco, California

I purchased a bag of puff pastry from Arsicault today and was disappointed with the quality. It looked a bit crumbly when I received it, and I noticed the date listed was May 1--even though today is May 3. After tasting it, I could tell it was not fresh: dry and lacking the crisp, flaky texture I've had from this puff pastry before. At $12, I expect a product like this to be fresh at the time of sale. Unfortunately, I likely won't be able to finish it due to the lack of freshness. Arsicault might want to consider discounting items that are more than a day old, or being more transparent about freshness at the point of purchase. I'll plan to buy it again, but I will be sure to ask when it was made before purchasing. read more

This is the BEST croissant place in SF! They have expanded to 3 places. This location does not have any seating. The one on tenderloin has seating but if you are not a local, you will be concerned about the homelessness in that area. The folks servicing us are always smiling! Pre Covid, we could only buy 4 per person. Things would run out by noon ish. These days things are a lot better. Outside of Paris, this is my favorite place for croissants Ps: they have a limited selection of things on the menu - and you can't go wrong with any of them! Also, I finish them so quickly, only managed to take one picture read more

Arsicault Bakery - Chocolate almond croissant - Bakeries Near Me - San Francisco, California

such a yummy bakery, the chocolate croissant and Kouign Amann were SO good. Definitely worth the wait if you've never been, but not sure if I'd wait in that long of a line again read more

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Hands down the best plain croissant I've had in the states. There will be a line, but it's worth it. Flaky, buttery, doughy, everything you want in a croissant. The lamination is spot on and you can just see all of the layers of deliciousness. Everytime I come visit SF I will be making this my priority 1 stop. read more

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The line is definitely long on the weekends but goes by pretty fast. Only a small amount of people can go inside the shop and order. It's more of a grab and go place but the staff are nice. The pastries though are DELICIOUS. When we ordered them, they were warm and fresh! I loved it and it was so worth it. read more

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The best croissants I've had and I've had a lot. This visit we had the ham and cheese croissant and the almond chocolate croissant. Ham and cheese was perfectly balanced - the cheese was flavorful and savory without being heavy, and there was just the right amount of ham to make it satisfying without overtaking the pastry. The croissant was buttery and extremely flaky, to the point where I was covered in crumbs as I ate it, though that may be due to my voracious appetite! The chocolate almond croissant was delicious and filling and rich. It's perfect if you can't decide between an almond or chocolate croissant. Why not both? This location is their original location and has no seating and no sandwiches or anything. On a Friday afternoon there was a short line outside that took maybe five minutes at most and they were sold out of chocolate croissants. For those you should try to come in the morning. There's not much parking around but it is worth the hassle to go here. These are peak croissant. read more

Came here twice in the late morning on Sundays with friends before checking out the nearby farmers' market. The wait has always been less than 15 minutes for me, despite how long the line looks. Know what you want before coming in (the menu is on the window!). There is often a long line outside, but there is barely any space inside for someone to stand anyway. You get your croissant immediately after ordering. I got the almond croissant, kouign amann, and ham and cheese croissant. Almond croissant - I prefer my almond croissants to be soft, flaky, and have a smear of almond filling. This croissant was the exact opposite of that: it was crunchy, and the almond filling was a huge ball inside. It was messy to eat and honestly, I'm not a fan of this, although I think there are people out there who prefer their croissants to be hard and crispy. It was so decadent that I only ate half and saved the rest. It made me feel heavy. Kouign amann - This sweet, sticky, caramelized pastry is one of my favorite pastries in general, and Arsicault did a good job making one. It's crunchy and tastes rich. It paired great with a cup of coffee in the morning. Ham and cheese croissant - The croissant itself was quite standard, maybe a bit bigger than your regular croissant. There was a smidge of cheese inside and a sad piece of ham. Unlike the almond croissant, I wish there was more filling in this one. It was mostly hollow with liquid cheese and a faint hint of ham. I'm no bakery connoisseur, but I've had better croissants elsewhere. It was a nice experience to stand outside and chat with friends, so I didn't mind coming here twice. However, it's not my first--or even second--choice for pastries in the city. read more

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loveee the croissant here. so flaky, super buttery... honestly one of the best in town. there's usually a line but it actually moves pretty fast and feels worth it. they only let one party in at a time to order at the front, which keeps things pretty smooth. read more

Arsicault Bakery - plain croissant - Bakeries Near Me - San Francisco, California

Yeah ok the hype is pretty accurate. Got the almond and also chocolate croissant, not able to get the mix unfortch which I bet is the best option. For me, the almond was delicious but maybe too much filling, for the chocolate too little, so I gotta try the combo next. So good tho! read more

Arsicault Bakery - Almond croissant - Bakeries Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Got here around 11:00am and there was a decent line already forming, but the line moves fairly quickly so I think I waited about 15-20 minutes. They have an small selection of pastries to choose from which shows how well they make and perfect their pastries. I got the Kouign Amann which was absolutely amazing! I loved how buttery and soft it was in the inside and tasted more like a pastry and not too flaky or croissant-like compared to other places. As well as the sugar coating wasn't too overbearing but also wasn't too nonexistent. It is definitely better tasting when still fresh but still delicious when eaten later in the day. read more

Arsicault Bakery - Kouign Amann - Bakeries Near Me - San Francisco, California

Best croissants in the Bay without having to fly to Paris! Expect a line, even on a weekday, but staff are efficient and helpful with recommendations. The croissants have a perfect balance of crisp, flaky layers on the outside, and a rich, buttery softness on inside. Be ready to order when you get inside, the menu is on the window. My favorites are the ham and cheese, plain, almond, and chocolate! read more

Arsicault makes consistently delicious croissants. It's too bad for me, there isn't an Arsicault in the South Bay. I usually hit up the Arsicault in the China Basin location, but the Arguello location (the original) was closer on our way back from Marin. Parking was not easy, and once we got there around 2pm, there was a long line... it did move fairly quickly however, so don't be put out by the line. There is only a bit of space in front of the counter, so they have a guest or one group together at a time. And it was worth a short wait! Don't sleep on the ham & cheese, if it's available! read more

Arsicault Bakery - Line was out the door - Bakeries Near Me - San Francisco, California

Are these the best almond croissants in San Francisco? There's always a long line and I was initially skeptical, but now I get it, they're pretty damn good. I arrived on a Saturday around 10:20 AM and waited approximately 25 mins until it was my turn to order. I went with the Chocolate Almond Croissant and wow, it was absolutely delicious! It was flakey, buttery, and full of flavor. I can see why there's always a line for it their baked goods! Arsicault Bakery's almond croissants definitely lives up to the hype. You can always expect a line, but it does moves quickly and they get the customers in and out in a very timely manner. read more

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I got the almond croissant and the other spiny thing. Both were pretty yummy. This is definitely a sweet treat because they don't skimp out on the butter used. It's very heavy and will keep you full. The croissant was really flaky and fresh the almond cream was good too and it melts in your mouth. It didn't taste like fake almond essence that some bakeries use to imitate almond flavor! The lines are atrocious tho hopefully it's a bit better now because of the new locations. The next day I put some milk on the croissant and lowkey it was giving bread pudding so if you have some leftovers you should try that. Inside they have limited menu and just a table to order and pickup nothing fancy. But the hype comes from the taste not the aesthetics. Parking is crazy cause sf but you might have a chance of finding something around the neighborhood. read more

Arsicault Bakery - Almond croissant - Bakeries Near Me - San Francisco, California

Came by Arsicault in the Richmond District on a weekday and got there around 8:15 a.m.--no line. Ordered a chocolate almond croissant and a ham & cheese croissant. Both were fresh, flaky, and buttery, some of the best croissants in the city. Make sure to grab some napkins--the powdered sugar from my chocolate almond croissant was falling on me as I ate it while walking. This is the original Arsicault, the first of three locations, named Bakery of the Year by Bon Appétit in 2016. On weekends, the line can get really long, often 35+ people deep, so weekdays are definitely the best time to go. The only downside? It's tiny with no seating, so it's grab-and-go only. But the croissants are amazing. read more

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When my wife first mentioned this place, I thought she meant Arizmendi, but then we drove by. We first came by about closing time and there was still a line and they were only offering plain and chocolate croissants. So I came the following morning and waited for it to open and the line began forming around 10 to 15 minutes before opening By the time I got in line, I was probably about 60 feet back. However, once the place opened, the line began moving quickly. As others have noted they prep your order as you're ordering it. We ordered the savory scone, ham and cheese croissant, chocolate-almond croissant, and the Monkey bread (orange cardamom version the day of our visit.) The ham and cheese croissant is quite flaky and buttery, and the ham was definitely good quality. The savory scone is nicely salty and has a good sprinkling of vegetables. The monkey bread is sweet and caramelLy and while I could taste the orange, I could not really detect the cardamom though I think I will have to try and really focus. The chocolate almond croissant is heavy and dense and sweet with good chocolate taste, and almond paste. The top separated from the bottom when I picked it up. Everything was nice and warm as this was opening time and stayed warm until I got home about 15 minutes later. I can see why a line forms for this place For $80 you can get a ham and onion quiche or a mushroom quiche. I would choke on that price a little, but I bet it is really good. The space itself at opening is a hive of activity. The Cashier and packing person are downstairs and people are bustling in the raised back area. read more

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These are my favorite croissants in the city. The price, technique, quality, and flavors are all amazing. I like to call these walking croissants since they are so flaky and delicious and all of the locations have nice places to walk after. There are lines at times, but I've never regretted waiting in it. I always struggle to pick between the plain, chocolate, and ham & cheese. This original location is a cute, but small storefront. The other locations are much bigger and very beautiful. My favorite thing here is the chocolate chip cookie. The edges are perfectly crispy with the center still being chewy. Everything comes warm, but the cookie has melty chocolate chips and the flaky salt on top is perfect! read more

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Honestly one of the best chocolate chip cookies I've ever had in my life!! The employees are welcoming and quick, which is great because this place gets BUSY. We showed up later in the afternoon, so the croissant was a bit dry and not super fresh. However, it was still good, just not amazing like I'd heard. I'd love to come back in the morning. You order at the counter and there's no seating, so it's ideal for grabbing food and exploring the neighborhood rather than sitting and hanging out. read more

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Long line but it moves fast, so you're in and out quicker than expected. The kouign amann was easily the best I've ever had. Perfectly flaky yet moist, insanely buttery, lightly sweet, crisp on the outside, and it melts in your mouth. The croissant was a bit disappointing. The inside wasn't dry, but the outside flaky crust tasted a little overcooked or slightly burnt, almost like the oven was running too hot. The buttery flavor just wasn't there the way I expected. I'd still come back, mainly for more kouign amann and to try the almond croissant next time. read more

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Went early on the weekday and it was the move! Full selection of goods and little line. So good as always!

A co-worker buddy and I always talk food. And when you live in this fabulous CIty of mine, there's plenty to talk about. Last week an article popped up in his feed. And he came up to me and asked me about croissants. Immediately I said, "Arsicault?" Yup. That's the one he read about. And typically he doesn't eat carbs (why are we friends?!?!) but he was willing to make an exception for these. Well, he commutes from the far North and would never be able to get any with his timing. I offered to get them for him if he didn't mind day-olds since timing doesn't work with my weekday schedule. Plus I think the ones at Arguello are just a skooch bit better than the other locations. He didn't have a problem with that. Went by Sunday. In a rainstorm. Which was a blessing because I only had to wait 10 minutes. Not bad considering how long the line can be. And everyone on the staff were efficient, helpful and very nice. Brought them to him Monday. He and his family devoured all of them that night. Arsicault definitely has new fans. read more

Arsicault Bakery - Only waited 10 minutes because the downpour probably kept so many away! - Bakeries Near Me - San Francisco, California

It has been awhile since I gave a review of this bakery. In my last review I raved about how good the ham and cheese croissant is. Since then I have tried many of the other items on their menu. I have had the following croissants: Plain Chocolate Almond Chocolate almond Ham and Cheese In addition to croissants I have also had the morning bun, currant scone and kouign Amann. They are all delicious. You cannot go wrong with any of their stuff. My favorites are the Ham and Cheese croissant and the morning bun. There is always a line at this bakery but the line moves fast. Come here on a weekday if you don't want to wait too long. Service staff are fast and efficient. There is no place to sit. Take out only. read more

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This is by far my favorite bakery in San Francisco. I've tried everything on their menu, and nothing disappoints. Their fluffy, buttery croissants are the absolute best. My favorites have to be the ham & cheese, chocolate, and morning bun--it's too hard to choose between them! I typically go to the location on Arguello Blvd., but they have multiple locations around the city. The Arguello location doesn't have a seating area, and the line can be long. It moves pretty quickly, though--I've never waited longer than 45 minutes. They do sell out of items (especially on weekends), so if you want something in particular, the earlier you go, the better. read more

Arsicault Bakery - Chocolate croissant - Bakeries Near Me - San Francisco, California

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It was a bit difficult to find parking, but I eventually found one as I circled around the neighborhood a few times. This bakery has become a quintessential destination. I would often bring out of town guests here and recommend it to all my friends. The offerings are simple, straight to the point, but oh so delicious. I often order the almond chocolate croissant. It's flaky, buttery, sweet, and nutty. A great combination to satisfy a breakfast treat or actually any treat during the day. read more

I always enjoy my experience when I come here. Really good croissants and pastries. Small menu but they don't need more things. There's always a long line that's about 15 minutes long and sometimes they run out of some things, but they usually have exactly what I want. Love coming here whenever I can. It's a treat! I used to go to Izola in San Diego, so it's pretty hard to talk my expectations, but I'm happy going here when I can!! read more

This is THE best bakery I have ever been to! The pastries are exceptional and better than the patisseries in France! Croissants are the flakiest, chocolate and almost croissant is BUSTING with fillings, and the cheese gallete paired perfectly as a savory combination. Absolute must try! read more

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Hmm I swear I had written a review when I first visited about 10 years ago. Probably flagged for overusing the word moist in my review! I kid! Back then it was hard to find a good almond croissant. I was used to the coffee shop option of a deflated and greasy pastry with a small glob of almond paste in the center. After having an Arsicault Bakery's almond croissant I was so wowed - Flaky, buttery, chewy with a generous amount of deliciously balanced frangipane with each bite and immediately in love. Arsicault Bakery definitely has a following with their croissants alone but offer a variety of pastries like the kouign amann, morning buns, scones and cookies. Best time to visit is a weekday as place is popular. Service friendly and efficient. read more

Arsicault Bakery - Yum! Calorie- worthy! - Bakeries Near Me - San Francisco, California

Arsicault Bakery serves some of the best pastries I've ever had. We arrived at 7:50 am on a Monday before work and found a short line already outside of the bakery. We tried three items: the Blackberry Almond Hazelnut, the Ham and Cheese, and the Chocolate Almond. The pastry dough itself is perfect with multiple layers of texture. A flaky, crunchy outer layer and an airy, honeycomb interior that is soft and slightly chewy. The Chocolate Almond Croissant was my absolute favorite. It was rich, flavorful, and generous with the filling. The Ham and Cheese Croissant was a surprise hit. I usually overlook savory croissants, but the seasoning on this one was excellent. The Blackberry Almond Hazelnut Croissant was my least favorite (relatively). It had plenty of filling, but I felt it mixed too many flavors (fruity and nutty) together. I was hoping for a 'peanut butter and jelly' effect. read more

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Arsicault Bakery is nothing short of absolutely fabulously amazing! This is literally one of the best bakeries for pastries in San Francisco. Yes, you will have to stand in line along with the rest of us to hopefully get the yummy pastries that you may want. Yes, they only allow one customer in the small space in the store at a time. Yes, the line moves fairly quickly. Make up your mind before you get inside to keep the line going. Yes, it's pricey and absolutely worth it! Yes, you should order more than just one or two items because I'm here to tell you one of anything that they sell is not enough. When we got there the line as I mentioned, went fairly quickly, but they had already sold out of a few items You truly will not find a better croissant anywhere. The exception might be abroad, but definitely not locally. They are truly perfection. Their buttery, light and flaky, and this is the first Bakery that literally properly fills the croissant so that you actually enjoy all of it not just a bite of The chocolate, the chocolate almond, or some of the other delectable croissants. Did I mention that the chocolate almond croissant is amazing?! Did I take a bunch of pictures? Absolutely not. Why? Because everyone was so excited to try everything that we ordered, I'm pretty sure. I don't think I've seen food disappear that quickly. After taking my first bite, I totally understood. The people in the shop are quick, efficient, very helpful, and nice. This is literally the smallest space I've ever been into for baked goods, and I would stand in line again just for these delicacies. The ham and cheese croissant was filled with melted cheese, and ham that was melt in your mouth delicious. Yes, even with the feeding frenzy I managed to have a bite of this bite of that! The savory scone is its own food group. We often think that scones are going to be heavy and crumbly. I don't know what magic goes on in their bakery, but this is part of their magic and is a definite must try along with everything else! The plain chocolate croissant was delicious and filled with chocolatey goodness. My favorite though is the almond and chocolate combo. It's such perfection. If you're in the San Francisco area and you really want the best of the best, this is your place. go early and go often! read more

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I was driving through SF on the way home and wanted to stop into Arsicault because I have heard amazing things about their croissants. I bough some plain croissants and some of their chocolate chip butter cookies. The cookies are very good and I will need to come back and get more next time I am in town. The star of the order was the plain croissants. They were buttery, flaky, soft, and delicious. I am glad I live so far away because I can imagine coming here everyday for a croissant. Overall I feel like it lived up to the hype. The service was good, even though they were about to close the store for the day. They were all smiles and very nice. The store is overall very small but has such wonderful buttery aromas. I hope you will stop in for a cookie or a croissant. read more

Arsicault Bakery - Chocolate chip butter cookie. Yum! - Bakeries Near Me - San Francisco, California

It was worth bending my self imposed low carb diet for these pastries! The store itself is small. There is a line but it does move fairly quickly. Only one party is allowed in the store at a time. The Kouign Amann was delicious that it was eaten so fast that I don't have a photo of it. The chocolate croissant was flaky and rich. I look forward to trying more pastries next time! read more

Arsicault Bakery - Home of delicious treats! - Bakeries Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Worth the wait! We came here on a rainy day, and there was a long line that went quite quickly given that the bakery only allows one party inside at a time. You can smell the almond scents in the street. The warm croissants are delectably fresh, flaky, and buttery. Their almond croissant and chocolate almond croissants have a creamy center that pairs well. We also got a few other pastries, but if it's your first time, I'd try them all since you spent the time to wait in line. read more

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Food: 5.0 | Service: 5.0 | AMBIANCE: 4.95 ARSICAULT BAKERY, on Arguello Blvd, as we all know by now, is the number one place for the best buttery, airy and flaky CROISSANTS in the Bay Area. The original Arguello shop is a regular stop for me because it was the first location and the closest for me. It's snug and clean, more for takeaway but so appreciative for all the perfect croissants and goodies they serve. There's almost always a respectful queue but it goes rather quickly. The counter staff have it down and are wonderfully in sync. You'll be in and no in a few minutes. Unless you're waiting for a fresh batch of something fabulous like the HAM & CHEESE CROISSANT, warm right out of the oven. My favs are PLAIN, ALMOND or ALMOND CHOCOLATE CROISSANTS; KOUIGN AMANN, CRANBERRY COCONUT SCONES, and either CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES or their SHORTBREAD COOKIES. I'm SO happy After my order's in for all the goodies above, I keep forgetting to also pick up one of their refrigerated WHOLE QUICHES - BACON ONION or MUSHROOM! One day... ARSICAULT BAKERY is a toothsome staple I'll always turn to for my croissants. They now have two locations, one at the Civic Center and the other in Mission Bay. The European-style sandwiches on their house baguette, offered only at the Civic Center and Mission Bay locations, are not to be missed! Tip: Add the optional aged Comté Cheese. See you there! read more

Arsicault Bakery - Exterior of famed Arsicault! Yes there's a usually a little line but we got lucky! - Bakeries Near Me - San Francisco, California

Amazing croissants here, among some of the best I've ever had! I visited this store around 10am on a Saturday and the line was very long! I waited about 30-40 minutes before getting to order. The line is outside the store along the street and only one party is allowed in the store at a time to place an order. Thankfully they didn't run out of any of them items when I visited, but my friend informed me they have before. My friend and I split the ham & cheese and the chocolate almond croissants since there were both huge! Firstly, the ham & cheese croissant was delicious. It was buttery, crispy, and chewy. The ham and cheese inside was also nice and it was overall a tasty and savory pastry. Lastly, the chocolate almond croissant exceeded expectations. It was a hefty croissant filled with a not too sweet almond paste and chocolate. It was also buttery, crispy, and chewy and the powdered sugar on top was a nice touch. Both of them were so good, I still dream about them to this day haha. There aren't any places to sit and enjoy the pastries, but there is a coffee shop next door where you can purchase something to sit at one of their outdoor tables. Overall, amazing experience here and I wish this place was located in LA where I live. I would visit again if I came back to the SF area. read more

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The hype is real...good thing they have multiple branches to spread the love...the croissants tho, can't go wrong with almonds, chocolate almond or hazelnut almonds all winners...tried the coconut cranberry scones, not my cup of tea...don't sleep in cause the lines get long but moves very efficiently read more

Best croissant in San Francisco! Hands down the best compare to other croissants spot, this is where you can find the most buttery and flaky croissant in the city !! Nothing can compare to Arsicault, get their ham & cheese croissant !! It's my go to when I pass by this place. Lines can be long , but worth the wait. Get extra napkins cause the croissant flakes are flying all over my shirt!! read more

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BEST CROISSANT OF MY LIFE. The ham and cheese croissant is all you need. One bite and my life changed. You NEED to eat it when it's warm otherwise you're missing out on its full potential. The chocolate almond croissant is also VERY good, but it is VERY sweet. You will probably want to share it with someone as it is extremely dense. It tastes really good, but probably because there's a whole stick of butter in one. Nonetheless, the croissants are buttery, flaky, and delicious. 12/10 my life changed. read more

Arsicault Bakery - Ham and cheese croissant - Bakeries Near Me - San Francisco, California

Arsicault is one of the most established bakeries in all of San Francisco, and in my first trip back to San Francisco in six years, I made it my mission to make a visit. When I got to the storefront, there was already a line of about 50 people down the block. This was only 30 minutes after opening, but also on a Sunday morning. However, the line moves quickly. I could tell that they were used to this and ran a very smooth operation. Each person spends about thirty seconds to a minute inside. Only one party enters the building at a time. You tell your order to the cashier, and while they ring up each item, the other staff members are packing your order as you say it. By the time you finish saying your order, everything is ready to be taken away, and all you need to do is pay. This level of efficiency keeps the line moving quickly without compromising customer experience. We ordered the kouign amann, plain croissant, ham & cheese croissant, chocolate almond croissant, and a scone. There is nowhere to sit down and eat, so we got something from the coffee shop next door to grab a table there. To start, the ham and cheese croissant was amazing. The croissant itself was so flaky and buttery. The cheese added a nice richness and gooey texture to contrast the crisp flakiness of the croissant. The chocolate almond croissant was delicious too. It had a slightly different texture from the ham and cheese croissant, being a little less flaky, but it was just as buttery and rich. They also don't skimp on the chocolate. Each bite almost guarantees a delicious, creamy bite of chocolate. I love it when the chocolate in the croissant has a slight firmness on first contact, then melts apart, and it did just that. As for the kouign amann, I honestly wasn't super impressed. It has a nice flakiness, but I thought it could've had a little more to it. The texture was very similar to the croissant, but I was hoping for a slightly more sugary, caramelized crust. Arsicault was absolutely worth the trip. The croissants were without a doubt some of the best I've ever had. And even though the kouign amann wasn't my favorite, it was still pretty good. If I lived in the area, the pastries are cheap enough, and the line moves quickly enough that I would love to stop by on any given morning. read more

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