La Croissanterie Park End

Owner is so friendly and funny, got one of the finest Caramel Fudge I had. Anny, the owner, is very kind. These Café in Town.

This small sandwich shop gave me the best grilled cheese I’ve ever had. For years I have tried to find or recreate a grilled cheese as spectacular as that one, and it’s impossible. There is magic at work here! Stop by and ask for a toasted cheese with butter and mozzarella. Mmm mmm mmmmm!

This is a nice little sandwich shop. I’m not too keen on the neon signs blazing out, but that doesn’t affect the taste of the good. There are some good priced sandwiches, baguettes and yummy ciabattas, and it’s clear that everything’s freshly made. My favourite is the soups — great for warming you up on a cold winter’s day. There are some good pastries, which are perhaps the most French thing about ‘La Croissanterie’.
I particularly like coming here on my way to or from the train station. It’s cheaper and more original than most places at the station. It’s usually too busy to sit down when I go, but I imagine it would be nice to sit here at quiter times.
I’m not a coffee fan, but I’ve heard the Costa coffee style here is not worth shouting about.

If you want food prepared by Brazilian ladies with attitude, this is the place to go! This place has a real family feel. The food is fresh and the staff work very hard to deliver quality. The one-​quid pizza baguettes can’t be beat for a bite on the run. Or you can sit down and enjoy at a table. It’s so good, fresh and reasonably priced that at times the que can be out the door — but even then, it’s well worth the wait! This place has no room for improvement — the food is that good. The selection is enourmous. Excellent pastries, sandwiches, soups an coffee. You can be sure you’ll leave here feeling happy and satisfied.