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Le Beau Croissanterie

Le Beau Croissanterie purveys immaculately presented viennoiserie and pastries created by a classically trained pastry chef.

You'll also find chocolate, coffee, tea, and some light brunch and lunch options here.

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The beauty of the offerings is equalled only by their surroundings: a high-ceilinged, minimalist environment with floor-to-ceiling windows.

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Ten options for viennoiserie include croissants, a danish and a kouign amann.

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All are made with organic flour and over 30 per cent butter content so they're light, flaky and crispy with huge air bubbles inside.

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A sour cherry and extra bitter dark chocolate croissant ($5) is filled with a house sour cherry coulis.

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A kouign amann ($4.50) is essentially a croissant baked in a special mold with sugar on top that creates a sweet and sticky crust.

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The pistachio marzipan croissant ($5) is filled with a house pistachio marzipan.

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The gianduja praline croissant ($5.50) is filled with a house hazelnut paste that feels like a very luxurious Nutella.

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A selection of packaged "rocks" are kind of like high-end OMGs, with options like caramelized chocolate with roasted macadamia and almonds, or strawberry chocolate with yogurt and berry crisps.

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They also sell French chocolate in varieties like yuzu, strawberry and almond, to which ingredients like orange, ginger and nuts are added.

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Signature pastries include The Hazel ($7.75), a spongy layered toasted hazelnut cake with salted caramel glazed with a milk chocolate coating and topped with an airy, perfectly piped caramel chantilly and a single hazelnut.

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The Calamansi ($7.25) is a take on a lemon tart, a sturdy pate sable filled with a bright calamansi cremeux and topped with a house vanilla namelaka truffle and tarragon powder.

A tasting platter ($19) is ideal if you want to try a little of everything, as it includes a mini version of almost every signature pastry, as well as three kinds of pate fruit, two kinds of rocks, and a sample of chocolate.

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A bostock ($8) is more of a brunch-type option, French brioche soaked in fragrant orange blossom syrup and a touch of rum then baked with almond pastry cream on top. 

Finished off with powdered sugar, sliced almond and lime zest, it's served with a house mango passion fruit confiture and vanilla mascarpone chantilly cream.

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You can also get a butter croissant stuffed with smoked turkey, Gruyere, sprouts, cucumber and radish for $9.

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Tea pairings for desserts by Camellia Sinensis include green sencha, jasmine, black, white, chai, lychee peony green tea and Earl Grey cream.

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Coffee is provided by local roaster Propeller, with options for espresso beverages as well as drip.

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There's also a rich, velvety white hot chocolate topped with a house vanilla bean marshmallow and freeze dried raspberry powder.

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Hector Vasquez


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