Croissant-Brioche

  4.6 – 747 reviews  $$ • Bakery

Bakery offering French-style baked goods & breads, plus lattes & some outdoor seating.

✔️ Dine-in ✔️ Takeout ✔️ No delivery Croissant-Brioche 77005

Hours

Wednesday7 AM–7 PM
Thursday7 AM–7 PM
Friday7 AM–7 PM
Saturday7 AM–7 PM
Sunday7 AM–5 PM
Monday7 AM–7 PM
Tuesday7 AM–7 PM

Address and Contact Information

Address: 2435 Rice Boulevard, Houston, TX 77005

Phone: (713) 526-9188

Website:

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Reviews

Lisa Marie
A trip to Bed Bath and Beyond led me to this cute little French bakery located just across the street. Curiosity had me walking over to take a closer look. It was lunchtime, so they were pretty crowded, but still had a few tables available. I saw delicacies in the display case that were beautiful little works of art. Everything looked so good, almost too good to eat… ALMOST.
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Nani A
Croissant-Brioche, located in Houston’s Rice Village, serves sweet and savory treats that can be eaten there or taken to go. There is inside seating as well as a few seats outside. As this is a popular bakery / cafe, there could be a wait to be served. We ordered to eat there as well as purchased a few items to go. The slice of spinach quiche was full of spinach (this reviewer was very pleased). As for the other bakery items including pistachio almond and carrot raisin muffins and a spinach-feta puff pastry, found them to be good. The pistachio almond muffin was very bright green inside; while the taste was good, would not have expected so much food coloring from a French bakery.
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Gess
First time coming to dine here. First thing I noticed was how BUSY this place was! Very small n cozy cafe. The gal who helped wasn’t the most warmest/nicest person but that aside my food was good. Had a cappuccino, ham croissant sandwich and took a tiramisu to-go.
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InMotion
Very cool place to chill. French atmosphere, cozy and located jn the heart of Rice village.
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Andrew Roman
This exciting Rice Village location of an authentic french bakery complete with wood burning stove offers pastries and breads all day. The menu also has sandwiches and different types of quiches. The seating is somewhat limited as the dining area is small, however, the eclectic decor, original artwork, and wood furniture give this cafe a cozy vibe despite the crowded city setting.
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Hernan Flores
Tons of delicious pastries available. Coffe was great as well. Did not get to try the food so I definitely have to come back for that. Parking is a hassle around here. Had to wait in line and since it’s pretty small inside, you got moved around by passing employees and other people which get a bit annoying but worth it in my opinion.
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Belinda A.
Delish.
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Jana Heady
Croissant-Brioche is a cute cafe with a cozy atmosphere, good food, and friendly staff. I tried their broccoli quiche and pear danish, and they were both delicious. I would love to have prices listed on their bakery items (they’re not included on their menu), but otherwise it was great.
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Katherine Melnyk
Croissant Brioche is a fantastic French spot in Houston for breakfast or brunch. They serve delicious croissants, French pastries, and morning dishes. I loved their white Mocha and ham quiche – a perfect combination for a delightful morning.
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Kissimmee Vargas
Great coffee. Gives a very homey feeling. Breakfast selection includes boiled eggs, delicious quiches and very fresh pastries. Very few places like this in Houston.
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