L'Ultime

Frequently Asked Questions About L'Ultime

What is L'Ultime in Byron Bay known for?

L'Ultime is a French-style patisserie in Byron Bay's industrial estate, known for proper croissants. The almond croissant gets singled out most often, with plain croissants described as properly buttery and danishes where each flavour element comes through rather than blending together. Tarts, including a strawberry one, also get strong mentions, along with rolls, cakes and bread.

Does L'Ultime offer dine-in or takeaway?

L'Ultime offers both dine-in and takeaway, making it a handy stop for a quick lunch or a coffee and pastry on the run. It also serves coffee and dessert, with card, debit and contactless payments accepted, so there's no need to carry cash.

Is L'Ultime in Byron Bay good value?

Locals generally describe L'Ultime as good value, with friendly counter staff and pastries that taste fresh from the oven. Most local word of mouth is strongly positive on the croissants, tarts and coffee, though at least one visitor found a lemon tart small and not as fresh as expected, so it's worth asking what's just come out of the oven.

What else besides croissants does L'Ultime sell?

Beyond its well-known croissants and almond croissants, L'Ultime sells tarts, danishes, rolls, cakes, bread and sausage rolls, plus coffee and other dessert items. It's set up for a quick takeaway bite or a sit-down coffee in the industrial estate location.

Is L'Ultime in Byron Bay always open as listed?

L'Ultime has had at least one stretch of closure reported by a visitor, so it's worth checking current opening hours before heading over, especially if you're making a special trip for the almond croissants or strawberry tart.