Paris Croisserie is a French bakery and café in Lubbock, TX, offering croissants, sourdough bread, French pastries, and specialty coffee. With over ten years of baking experience and training under world champion pâtissier. We bring authentic French flavors made with imported butter and natural starters.
Hours
| Thursday | 8 AM–5 PM |
| Friday | 8 AM–5 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–5 PM |
| Sunday | 8 AM–5 PM |
| Monday | 8 AM–5 PM |
| Tuesday | 8 AM–5 PM |
| Wednesday | 8 AM–5 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7610 Milwaukee Ave Suite 300, Lubbock, TX 79424
Phone: (806) 777-1229
Website: https://www.facebook.com/p/Paris-Croisserie-61578745064109
Menu Photos
Related Web Results
Paris Croisserie Bakery & Cafe | Lubbock TX – Facebook
Paris Croisserie Bakery and Cafe opens in Lubbock – KLBK
Opening Saturday: Paris Croisserie is officially opening in Lubbock!
Reviews
I’ve seen a couple people complain about the dryness and the fact that they run out quickly.
Line was long, but that’s normal for a new place… and it was worth the wait. Unfortunately, sometimes good food has to be waited for! I had a blueberry cloud croissant, it was the perfect mix of fluffy, crispy, and not too sweet. I ended up having a different croissant sandwich later after being in the fridge for 4 hours: still tasted just as good and was not dry at all. The little gem treats are also really yummy, I enjoyed that a lot.
Workers were very nice, coffee was also great and you get a very large size for what you pay for.
Yes, it’s more expensive, but it’s also very large quantities. I could not finish the croissant in one sitting.
Overall, it was delicious and I highly recommend it!!!
The owners and staff were so friendly and welcoming. Whether you’re grabbing a quick coffee and pastry on the go or meeting someone for a relaxed morning or afternoon, it’s the kind of spot you’ll want to come back to again and again. So glad there is a place like this in Lubbock and Highly recommend!
Plenty of dining space. They remodeled the store in a cute way.
We tried the Italiano, grilled chicken cheese, pistachio cream, and sofa croissants. The Italiano was unexpectedly delicious. It was bursting with flavor. The grilled chicken cheese one was more basic. The sofa shaped croissant was nice with chocolatey flavor and texture. The pistachio one was my favourite- light and fluffy with a beautifully balanced pistachio cream. We had a hot Paris Tiramisu Latte and a hot Caramel cloud mocha latte. They were good but a little sweet.
Their creations look beautiful and were just as tasty would highly recommend Paris Croisserie to anyone.
Parking is a kind of rough because in front of the store there is very little parking. The shopping center has plenty of parking farther away.
The pain au chocolat was flaky with a slight crunch yet still soft and not dry at all! The chocolate was just sweet enough but not over the top to where I couldn’t finish it all in one sitting haha.
The Italiano croissant was savory and full of flavor. The crust was flavorful and had a great crunch from the sesame seeds. There was a slight amount of heat (not spicy) from the filling that just hit the spot.
I shared bites with my family and they all gave their thumbs up of approval for each treat they tried. I will DEFINITELY be waiting with exited anticipation for their grand opening!
The coffee pairs beautifully with the pastries, and the presentation of everything feels thoughtfully done. On top of that, the staff were friendly, attentive, and made the whole visit even more enjoyable.
If you’re looking for authentic French-style baked goods in a relaxed and charming setting, Paris Croisserie is definitely worth a visit. I’ll absolutely be coming back to try more from their menu.
As someone with food service experience I have some feedback, if these are addressed I’d be happy to edit my review for a full 5 stars! I really want this establishment to be successful, lubbock desperately needed a patisserie such as this:
1. Upfront bakery case employees should have hair back, no exceptions. I saw two ladies with hair dangling down, grazing peoples’ selections.
2. Glove changes must be frequent in-between guests. Saw two employees wear them while touching several surfaces and their hair/face.
3. Sandwiches with meat, eggs, and dairy must be stored at 41 degrees Fahrenheit or prepared to order. This is mandated by the health department.
There were meat and dairy items actively sitting in an air temp bakery case, if done for 2 or more hours you’re risking food borne illness. Cheese was waxy looking and meat was dried in some places.
4. Staff members actively working on food should never be seen eating. I watched a woman eat from a bowl and then go back to preparing pastries without gloves. This is concerning.
5. Lastly, prices and names should be clearly and consistently marked.