Mister Croissant Bakery & Cafe — Restaurant in City of Middletown

While in town on vacation, we noticed this little gem on Google, and decided to pop in for a treat. For starters, this place feels like a dessert boutique the moment you walk in. The staff were wearing cute uniforms with jaunty white hats, and were incredibly inviting. They glady described each piece of culinary art, and made recommendations. The one that piqued my interest the most was the pistachio croissant which is pictured in their logo and was highly praised in other reviews. At 6pm, we were unfortunately too late to get our hands on one. 😢 We decided to try 2 different box croissants, one filled with Biscoff and caramel, the other cookies and cream. What a delight! Who knew that you could make a square croissant and fill it with different flavors of happiness! The brown butter triple chocolate cookies were equally amazing. My only regret was taking them back to our hotel and not eating them warm at the bakery. Before going home the next day, we went back one more time. The pistachio croissants were back in stock freshly baked mere hours earlier. Not only that, and dulce de leche croissant was there calling my name from inside its case. We ate both in the bakery, warmed up by our server, making the fillings melty and delicious. I cannot overstate how good both of these were eaten fresh on the spot. If I lived less than 2 hours away this would become a problem. Before leaving, I decided to try one of the little fruit desserts as well. My mother always told me to eat a balanced diet. After a brief discussion with the staff, I chose the green apple. It had a white chocolate shell with caramel, apples and some sort of mousse (cinnamon?). A piece of art, both visually and in taste. If you want to try pastry of the highest caliber, please go out of your...

The customer service at Mr Croissant is horrible. First, I want to say that I'm a classically trained Chef from the Natural Gourmet Institute and I renovate homes for a living so i know a few things about proper customer service etiquette. As a chef its embedded that you support food establishments as often as you can. On July 7th My daughter and I went inside around 8:40 AM we were the only customers there. Once you walk in you are hit with a full display of croissants that are unique and eye catching. So, since we were the only customers there i thought I could ask questions about the full array of their croissants and also enjoy the ambiance with my daughter. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case the short guy with glasses was so short and curt with his answers that his brief demeanor was extremely rude. It's disheartening to see which I assume is an employee can deter a potential regular customer away from patronizing an establishment. I know i will never go back there nor will i recommend any of my associates to go there as well just because of horrible...

Pastries are overpriced and stored for a long time. I checked the date of the bottom of my pastry and it was going to expire the day of. Check the bottom of your desserts for the date of expiration!!! On a rush day I saw one of the owners almost yelling at an employee to do something when you can clearly see that that the employee was doing something else. The employees are all so kind but I don't know about the bosses 😅It's alright but might as well go to Starbucks at that point because it's pretty overrated. Very pretty but you only paying for aesthetics. Do you really want to spend so much money on overrated and overpriced food? 🤣 Edit: this is not a fake review I think I would know it when I saw in the begining of your business Suzy I believer her name is, almost yelled at an employee which then quit on the spot. Not smart to do Infront of people and also at least go through what I wrote. Tell me specifically what I am wrong...