The almond croissants ($1.40) at Patisserie Bordeaux are a treat to eat. Patisserie Bordeaux small crescents are filled with the most heavenly almond paste. The almond filling is creamy, sweet and perfectly balanced against the crusty, tender buttery layers of the croissant. To top it off, the croissant is encrusted with a heavy, sweet layer of roasted almond slivers and sugar. The fresh baguettes, plain butter croissants, and tulle cookies are also fantastic. The elegantly wrapped seasonal cookies sold during holidays are also a must eat.
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