Artisan Boulanger Patissier

Oh my god. These croissants are probably the best thing I’ve ever had in my entire life on this earth. The almond croissant is one packed dense beauty, and has quite frankly ruined every other existing almond croissant out here in Philly. I’ve probably had every almond croissant in the city and nothing comes remotely close to Artisan’s. The chocolate almond croissant is really special just like Miss Amanda here, a lovely woman with a good heart. Not only are the sweet treats a delight, but they make a filthy mean breakfast sandwich They treat the customers like family and cook with love. Safe to say I’ll keep coming back to try them all 🖤

Pastries are great so is coffee but the lady in cashier has an attitude. You order first and then pay. Lady in cashier delivered my ordered saying I owned her money cause I didn't tell her my order correctly and just dropped my food on another random table. Place is small and gets pretty loud.

Absolutely delicious and I will be adding this to places I need to take out of towners to. Artisan Boulanger makes their banh mi breads and croissants in house. They smell and taste fresh. I also recommend the Vietnamese iced coffee. It is pre-prepped, so you cannot adjust the condensed milk amount. But it did not disappoint! I was afraid it was going to be too sweet and lose the coffee flavor, but they added just the right amount. This is a small owned business and the owners here are sweet & build a community around their shop. There are a couple tables inside, but you cannot also take it to passyunk and sit on the benches

We love coming here! The blueberry & cheese croissant is my favorite treat, and the ham breakfast sandwich is also delicious. The Vietnamese iced coffee is perfect to cool off with. Lovely owner, she is always so pleasant to chat with and …

I got a chocolate croissant and it was $4 and great and the worker gave me a cup of water when I asked. Unfortunately I can’t look past a couple sins so I’m dropping a 4 star instead of a 5 star review: 1. This place is cash only, but it is almost impossible to tell until you’ve already ordered and are going to pay. Size 24 font on a piece of paper at the register area, and on one of the windows front windows in similarly tiny font on a little piece of paper. 2. Prices are not put next to items on the menu on the wall, and I didn’t see another place to look at the menu though they may have paper menus somewhere. This ones simple for me, I want price transparency so I know how much I’m paying for what. Sins being laid out, I’d still definitely go back. I want to try a croissant sandwich, they looked amazing, and now I’ll be prepared for cash only