Went shopping with Chris in Paddington and after shopping-til-we-dropped, we ended up at this cosy little cafe. I forgot the name, but it’s the one right next to Paddington Markets. I normally wouldn’t take photos of this, but it was SO good I just had to 😛 Had the Toasted Croissant served with butter and jam and was astounded by how crisp, warm and buttery the (massive) croissant was. It was so delicious and really hit the spot 🙂 Washed down with a Vanilla Latte which was made absolutely perfectly. Mmmmm….
Cafe @ Paddington
Toasted Croissant served with butter and jam, and Vanilla Latte
I used to eat croissants (well they called them brioche) in Italy for breakfast! Not as good as the French ones, and they certainly don’t look as soft and fluffy as those ones there! But only 90 euro cents each! 🙂 So actually that’s like $1.50… hmmm… still cheaper than here!
It is SUCH a good breakfast, but incredibly high fat (all that butter in those croissants!) so of course tastes delicious…
I used to eat croissants (well they called them brioche) in Italy for breakfast! Not as good as the French ones, and they certainly don’t look as soft and fluffy as those ones there! But only 90 euro cents each! 🙂 So actually that’s like $1.50… hmmm… still cheaper than here!
It is SUCH a good breakfast, but incredibly high fat (all that butter in those croissants!) so of course tastes delicious…
Oh I like brioche too! Here they’re more bread-y and shaped like a cupcake with a knob on top, so they’re totally different from croissants. I like both :)~
Oh I like brioche too! Here they’re more bread-y and shaped like a cupcake with a knob on top, so they’re totally different from croissants. I like both :)~
I used to eat croissants (well they called them brioche) in Italy for breakfast! Not as good as the French ones, and they certainly don’t look as soft and fluffy as those ones there! But only 90 euro cents each! 🙂 So actually that’s like $1.50… hmmm… still cheaper than here!
It is SUCH a good breakfast, but incredibly high fat (all that butter in those croissants!) so of course tastes delicious…
I used to eat croissants (well they called them brioche) in Italy for breakfast! Not as good as the French ones, and they certainly don’t look as soft and fluffy as those ones there! But only 90 euro cents each! 🙂 So actually that’s like $1.50… hmmm… still cheaper than here!
It is SUCH a good breakfast, but incredibly high fat (all that butter in those croissants!) so of course tastes delicious…
Oh I like brioche too! Here they’re more bread-y and shaped like a cupcake with a knob on top, so they’re totally different from croissants. I like both :)~
Oh I like brioche too! Here they’re more bread-y and shaped like a cupcake with a knob on top, so they’re totally different from croissants. I like both :)~
Hmm…yum, makes me want a croissant on Monday morning when I start school.
Hmm…yum, makes me want a croissant on Monday morning when I start school.
I normally don’t have ’em, now I feel like I’ve been missing out, haha
I normally don’t have ’em, now I feel like I’ve been missing out, haha
Hmm…yum, makes me want a croissant on Monday morning when I start school.
Hmm…yum, makes me want a croissant on Monday morning when I start school.
I normally don’t have ’em, now I feel like I’ve been missing out, haha
I normally don’t have ’em, now I feel like I’ve been missing out, haha