The Best Viral Croissants In London & Where To Find Them

By Martha Davies

2 months ago

Where to find TikTok’s favourite croissants


Move over, Instagrammable restaurants – Instagrammable pastries are the new trend. If you’ve opened TikTok or scrolled Instagram over the past few weeks, you’ve likely been subjected to videos of huge, mouth-watering croissants from bakeries across London. But how do you actually get your hands on these famous creations? And which are the best bakeries to visit? We’ve got you covered: read on for our roundup of the best viral croissants in London.

The Best Viral Croissants In London

Cube Croissants From Le Deli Robuchon

 

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Some of the heaviest hitters in the croissant game are these enormous cube-shaped croissants, courtesy of Le Deli Robuchon. Choose from fillings including vanilla and caramel or raspberry and rose – or sample a savoury option like the comté and truffle or avocado and salmon. One of these handsome pastries might set you back a whopping £14.50, but if you’re after a croissant that tastes as impressive as it looks, you can’t go wrong with anything from the Robuchon team. Plus, if you’d rather not dish out quite so much cash, you can opt for one of the many other pastries on the menu instead, from pistachio and raspberry eclairs to a classic apple tatin.

Piccadilly (82 Piccadilly, London, W1J 8JA) & King’s Road (279 King’s Road, London, SW3 5EW); robuchonlondon.co.uk

XXL Croissants From Philippe Conticini

Feeling a little peckish? You’ll need to be famished if you want to get through one of Philippe Conitcini’s gigantic croissants, which cost £25 and could comfortably serve a family of four. If this feels like overkill, don’t fret – you can tuck into a classic pain au chocolat or indulge in an exceedingly decadent ‘supreme croissant’, filled with either chocolate or pistachio cream.

South Kensington (24-25 Cromwell Pl, South Kensington, London SW7 2LD, United Kingdom) & Camden (192 – 193 Camden High Street Buckstreet Market Unit 1.26 Ground floor, London NW1 8QP), philippeconticini.co.uk

Croissant Rolls From Fallow

 

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If you’re in the mood for something savoury, you can’t get much better than Fallow’s signature croissant rolls. The Salmon Belly Royale is our pick: complete with salmon parfait, hollandaise sauce, lemon mayo and a fried egg – all packed between two circular slabs of pastry – it’s a real treat.

52 Haymarket, London, SW1Y 4RP, fallowrestaurant.com

Brionuts From Comptoir Gourmand

 

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Aptly named ‘brionuts’, the brioche donuts at Comptoir Bakery don’t just look the part – they taste rather heavenly, too. Whether you opt for the pistachio, hazelnut or raspberry flavour, you can tear apart the dome-shaped pastry and find a hefty amount of cream filling inside.

Bermondsey, Borough Market, Maltby & Southwark Cathedral, comptoirgourmand.co.uk

Croissant Doughnuts From DumDums

 

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Head to DumDums for another picture-perfect pastry: the croissant doughnut. Expect layers of croissant dough filled with cream and scattered with all manner of toppings, from crushed biscuits to chocolate sprinkles. What’s not to love?

Euston & Bromley, dumdums.co.uk