Laminated Luxury: Where to Find the Best Croissants in Brisbane

Few things can match the simple pleasure of a perfectly baked croissant’s flaky, buttery goodness. Whether you’re a traditionalist seeking a classic crescent or you’re after something fun, Brisbane’s bakery scene has a croissant to satisfy every craving.

Come with us on a tour of the tastiest pastries as we visit bakeries across town to discover the best croissants in Brisbane.

Croixssant

Croixssant falls into the creative origins, whupping up new flavour combos on the regular.

With Melbournian origins, this south-side bakery follows a labour-intensive, three day process to craft the perfect croissant. Always looking to innovate, they’ve taken things to the next level, by expanding the menu to sugar-drenched masterpieces like the pistachio croll (croissant roll), and savoury surprises such as the cheeseburger and eggplant parmi croissant.

85 Coronation Road, Hillcrest

Lune Croissanterie

No list of the best croissants in Brisbane would be complete without Lune Croissanterie. Famous for its crescent-shaped morsels of goodness, Lune is also well known for its almond croissant, topped with a perfect spine of flaked almonds.

Celebrating the creation, complexity and ultimate enjoyment of a croissant, Lune has Brisbanites in such a chokehold that you’ll find lines out the door each morning.

Releasing new flavours each month, this bakery takes pastry creativity to a whole new level with the Lune Lab degustation experience, a three-course set menu that begins with the signature croissant.

Sitchu Tip: If you visit Lune Lab, try dipping your croissant in champagne, as the French do!

Multiple locations

Darvella Patisserie

Named for the tiny town in Switzerland that their ancestors hail from, Darvella Patisserie warmly welcomes you to explore their range of croissants, bread and specialty cakes. Darvella has a strong focus on utilising sustainable and local produce of the highest quality, and we love their creative, limited-edition croissants.

This Brisbane bakery is located on the bright and bustling Oxford Street in Bulimba, making it the ideal, sunshine-filled spot to stop and enjoy a mouthwatering almond croissant for breakfast with a coffee.

37 Oxford Street, Bulimba

Rise Bakery

This classically French bakery knows how to whip up a flaky croissant or two. Made fresh each morning, you’ll want to sample a plain croissant in all its natural glory to appreciate just how skilled Rise’s bakers are. Then, why not turn your morning pastry and coffee into a degustation by moving on to the pain au chocolat or ham and cheese croissant?

As such huge fans of croissants, Rise are determined to ensure people don’t see this perfect food as mere brunch fare. Their new restaurant, Le Restaurant Rise, offers a savoury PM take on the snack and shares menu. The current iteration? Coral trout croissant slider.

194 Breakfast Creek Road, Newstead

Sprout Artisan Bakery

This group of talented bakers ensure each croissant is its very best version of itself by sourcing sustainable and local ingredients. The result is an impeccable bake with a dedicated and loyal following.

Naturally, they’ve got premium brews sorted, too, so you can enjoy your croissant to the full.

Fortitude Valley & Albion

Superthing

Fresh, bright and full of fresh croissants: that’s Superthing!

Pore over the display of savoury or sweet breakfast croissants at the Superthing counter, before taking a seat in the colourful dining area. You can watch the magic happen as the pastry chef rolls out the dough in the open kitchen space behind the counter. Superthing is always bustling with people and pups on weekends and early mornings, a clear marker of a contender in the running for Brisbane’s best croissants.

215 Montague Road, West End

Beurre Pastries

If you’re one for fun flavours and unexpected combinations, it’s off to Beurre you go. Known to sell out, the best way to get across what newness they have in-store is by throwing them a follow on the gram. Past limited-edition flavours have included blackberry and hazelnut twice-baked, cereal milk croissant and bounty twice-baked.

As if that wasn’t enough to reel you in, their drinks menu is just as mouthwatering, with the likes of coconut hochija cloud, caramel banana cold brew and spiced Biscoff s’more lattes.

33 Park Road, Milton

Christian Jacques Bakery

From a childhood in the South of France, to a suburb just south of the Brisbane River, Christian Jacques is one of the city’s most beloved bakeries.

With a long history of love for fresh baguettes and perfect pastries, Christian Jacques Bakery should absolutely be on your radar in your quest to find the best croissants in Brisbane. Crafting the perfect croissant is no mean feat, and this bakery makes it look utterly effortless.

Why not visit and taste test for yourself?

8 Baildon Street, Kangaroo Point

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Writer

Lexie Mamo

27 November 2025

Lexie is the Brisbane Editor at Sitchu and has been part of the team since October 2020. Her background lies in fashion eCommerce and content marketing, having worked in digital roles across brands like Lorna Jane, Black Milk Clothing and dk active. A Brisbane native, Lexie covers food, lifestyle, events, and travel guides for the Sunshine State. When she’s not writing, you’ll find her reading, visiting coffee spots or snapping shots of her rescue cat for his Instagram account.