Lune Croissanterie Brisbane CBD

4.3(625)

Entrance on Burnett Lane, 79 Adelaide St, Brisbane City, Queensland, 4000

Lune Croissanterie Brisbane CBD in Brisbane City

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Services:TakeawayDine-In

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CroissantsAlmond croissantButtery croissantTakeawayDine-inCoffeeBreakfastCard & contactless payments

Why Choose Lune Croissanterie Brisbane CBD?

Lune is known locally for carefully crafted croissants and coffee in a hole-in-the-wall alleyway spot. The intimate setup, friendly service and consistently flaky pastries make it worth seeking out for a quick morning visit or takeaway pastry.

About Lune Croissanterie Brisbane CBD

Finding Lune Croissanterie in Brisbane City is half the adventure. It sits up an alleyway off the main streets, and one person walked past before spotting the queue. It's a small hole-in-the-wall spot with no seating, so you order at the counter and eat standing up or take your pastries with you.

This is part of a chain with outlets in other Australian cities, and the focus is narrow: croissants, done with a lot of precision, plus coffee. Customers have ordered the almond croissant, the kouign amann, and the plain buttery croissant. One person called the kouign amann something simple done perfectly, and another said the almond croissant, with its moist almond paste and crisp pastry, was the best they'd ever had. Coffee is part of the draw, and a mocha and a cappuccino both got good words.

The staff are friendly. One visitor with two small kids and a pram had their coffee brought out to them on the street, which tells you something about the service. The counter hands over pastries personally, and ordering is quick if you only want baked goods.

The croissants are priced at the premium end, and some people felt the texture or butteriness didn't match the big reputation. Another found a late-in-the-day almond croissant less fresh than they'd had at another Lune. If you want the best chance of something warm and just baked, going earlier in the day makes sense.

Takeaway and dine-in are both listed, and they take cards and mobile payments. Check the hours before you head in, as they differ slightly between weekdays and weekends. For a quick, well-made croissant and coffee in the Brisbane CBD, it's an easy stop, so factor in a possible wait.

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What Customers Say on Google

Pastries

“Perfectly flaky on the outside, buttery and light on the inside without feeling greasy. The quality is consistently excellent, and you can tell a lot of care goes into every pastry.”

Staff

“Loved how attentive the staff were (they brought the coffee out to me on the street as I was with my two kids, one in a pram).”

Pastries

“Small place but very good at what they do. Which is croissants and coffee.”

Source: Google Reviews

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Frequently Asked Questions About Lune Croissanterie Brisbane CBD

: It's tucked up an alleyway off the main streets in Brisbane City, which makes it easy to walk past if you're not looking closely. Several visitors mention circling the block before spotting the queue, so keep an eye out for a line of people as your best clue you've found it.
: No, it's a small hole-in-the-wall counter with no seating. You order at the counter and either eat standing up nearby or take your pastries with you. Despite the lack of tables, locals say the service still feels attentive and the experience is worth the stand-up setup.
: It's known for precision-made croissants, including the almond croissant, plain buttery croissant and kouign amann, alongside coffee and breakfast. Customers consistently praise the flaky, crisp exterior and soft interior of the pastries, and many call it among the best croissants they've had in Brisbane.
: Queuing is common, with one locals noting a half-hour wait was worth it. The Brisbane outlet is noted as generally quieter than its Melbourne counterpart, making for a more relaxed visit, though lines can still form, so arrive prepared to wait for your pastries and coffee.
: Beyond croissants, the menu includes items like the kouign amann, ube pandesal, morning bun, freckle pastry, monkey bread, ham and cheese pastry, choc chip cookies and coffee such as mocha and cappuccino. Staff have been noted as friendly, with one customer mentioning a coffee brought out to them on the street.