Des Croissants Paris
8539 Washington Blvd, McManus -📃 About
Des Croissants Paris is a café in McManus, Los Angeles, United States. A popular spot with locals, it's rated 4.8/5 across 109 reviews. Open every day.
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Highly rated by visitors. Rated 4.8/5 based on 109 Google reviews.
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Sam
via GoogleI first discovered their pastries at the Culver City Farmers Market, and what stood out most was the richness and freshness of the ingredients. You can truly taste the quality of the butter and dough in every bite. Excited to visit their store, I initially went on a Tuesday—only to find it closed! They’re only open a few days a week. This time, I made it on a Friday morning, and it was bustling! The shop is spotless and exudes a charming Parisian vibe. From the friendly merchants to the cozy atmosphere, it feels just like a bakery in France. 🇫🇷 I highly recommend the raspberry Danish and raisin escargot (such a fun name!). The raspberry Danish is filled with incredibly fresh, juicy berries, while the escargot has just the right amount of plump, moist raisins. 💕 The customer service was warm and professional, and the coffee was surprisingly good. Plus, their prices are more reasonable than others in the neighborhood. 👍👍 The only downside? The restroom is for employees only, so I had to cut my visit shorter than I’d have liked. Overall, I highly recommend this spot and will definitely be back! 🇫🇷❤️
Mina Chavez
via GoogleOne of the best pain au chocolat and butter croissants I’ve ever had! Soft, buttery, and perfectly flaky. I’m not kidding when I say every bite literally makes you close your eyes, it’s that good! Des Croissants Paris is a small boulangerie and patisserie you’ll find yourself coming back to over and over again. The service is great, and the warm, cozy ambiance is made even better by the aroma of the butter croissants. Everything looks amazing, but my absolute favorites are the croissant and the pain au chocolat. I’ve finally found my go-to croissant spot, and I can’t wait to return again and again.
La Educada
via GoogleBest croissants in the area. Truly tastes like you are in Europe. Other goodies (sables) are delicious as well.
SURFCORE Fitness
via GoogleI needed a little European fix today, so I decided to visit Des Croissants Paris. First of all I just finished devouring 4 pastries that were in incredibly delicious!!! Top ingredients straight from France! But what made my visit an outstanding experience, was how lovely and gracious the staff was including the owner. We chatted about Spain and had one of those moments of community that are so rare in this city. I highly recommend this slice of French heaven in the middle of Culver City
Lauren Lew
via GoogleI used to travel to the Glendale area to get croissants but this place is much closer and the quality I had here was better!!!! I got a chocolate croissant, a danish with raspberries, and a latte. 🥐☕️ The chocolate croissant was soft, flakey, buttery, and every bite had decadent chocolate which tasted high quality. the mouthfeel was on point 👌the raspberry danish had a flakey croissant-like pastry and a vanilla custard that was smooth, creamy, and had the most delicate flavors!!!! 🍮 It was like France and everything was so good I forgot about my coffee! 😳 I came around 30 minutes after they opened on a Saturday and there was no wait. Everything tasted fresh! The vibes are immaculately French 🇫🇷 (french cafe jazz in the bg!), their team is French and many of the customers spoke French to order. Most of the customers seemed like regulars that were raving about the things they ordered from their last visit. In the back they have a little shop room where they sell specialty items and apparel. The vibe in there is soooooo chic french and they even have a little table where you can drink your coffee in there!!! I thought it was so charming I loved it ☺️ Overall I’d definitely come back for the amazingly high quality pastries and low key, chic French vibes!!!! The prices are consistent with the Culver City arts district ($6.50 for a chocolate croissant 🫣) and you pay for what you get so it can be justified. I’d still come back, throw money at them, and try the quiches. 🤤 Definitely come when they open when everything is magical and FRESH!!!!✨✨✨✨


