4. La Colombe Coffee Roasters
9.1
924 Blagden Alley NW (btwn M, N, 9th & 10th St NW), Washington, D.C.
Coffee Shop · Logan Circle - Shaw · 131 tips and reviews
Joe Gizzi: Delicious croissants. Cool atmosphere, but almost always full.
Steven Androphy: Strangely enough, the best croissant I've ever had outside of France was here.
trillateezy: La Colombe does a great job of sticking to quality and taste – regardless of location. From DC to NYC to Chicago, they're amazing. Can't go wrong with a cafe au laits & an almond croissant.
6. Tatte
8.8
1301 Connecticut Ave NW (at N St NW), Washington, D.C.
Bakery · Connecticut Avenue - K Street · 8 tips and reviews
Kurtis Shank: Tiramisu, fruit tarts, chocolate croissants! All delicious.
Christopher R: Really good coffee and outstanding pastry. I can recommend the Pain au Chocolate and the Halloumi Breakfast Sandwich.
Goatha06: A very cozy place, love it. Have grilled cheese sandwich, orange juice, croissants (choclate+danish appricot) and an americano☕️. Strongly recommended!!!👍🏻
7. Patisserie Poupon
7.7
1645 Wisconsin Ave NW (btw Q St NW and Reservoir Rd NW), Washington, D.C.
Bakery · Georgetown · 31 tips and reviews
MsTwixt MsTwixt: Their ham & cheese croissants sell out everyday for a reason!
Van: Great French bakery. Macaroons, croissants, etc. Spicy mustard for the sandwiches--beyond compare.
Washington Post: While all are worth a try, the croissant aux amandes, a croissant filled with a light almond paste and crusted with almonds, is particularly scrumptious. Read more.
10. The Wydown
8.6
1924 14th St NW (at U St NW), Washington, D.C.
Coffee Shop · U-Street · 55 tips and reviews
Ardvaark: Order a house-made croissant to go with your espresso or pour-over, and revel in the flakey, buttery goodness.
Melody: Nice new addition to the DC coffeehouse scene. I've had their pour overs (love the Ethiopian Kurimi), tea and choc croissants, and I've not been disappointed. A tiny space that can get crowded though
Joshua: Amazing craft coffee; owners are from STL, so most of the coffee is sourced from STL roasters. They bake scones,croissants, and pies all in house, highly suggest a pour over and a scone.
12. Maketto
8.9
1351 H St NE (Linden Ct), Washington, D.C.
Asian Restaurant · Capitol Hill · 65 tips and reviews
Stéphane E. de Fitte: The best croissants in DC! As buttery as they are supposed to be. Even better than many places in Paris...(trust a French guy who bake his own bread!) 😉 The moccha buns are great too!
Eater: This combination cafe, restaurant, clothing store has an upstairs cafe with a rotating selection of savory options like the popular croissant with house-smoked salmon. Read more.
Scott Flaherty: The height of hip. In DC. Who knew?