croissant in London

3 places for croissant in London, picked by creators — with what they said.

• The Wolseley Piccadilly — 육식맨 YOOXICMAN, 큰손 노희영
  Praised for black pudding and baked beans that are noticeably tastier here, pancakes that aren't overly sweet, and the whole experience — British businessmen reading newspapers amid upscale decor — deemed 'well worth it as a cultural experience.'
  Heads up: Went with a reservation; by 8:30-9pm the place fills up with tourists, and the dress code is smart enough that T-shirts or sweatshirts feel out of place, with prices reflecting the ambience and experience as much as the food.
• Pophams — TOPJAW
  Every pastry here that riffs on croissant dough is excellent, and the cardamom bun—crisp outside, chewy inside—paired with a black Americano is a must-order.
  Heads up: They don't wholesale, baking fresh only from 6-7am each day and selling exclusively in-house, so you need to eat here to get it at its best.
• Clifton Nurseries Cafe — Harrison Webb
  Praises the atmosphere of being in the middle of a garden centre, plus warm croissants and coffee at £2.75–£3.75, making it possible to have a date for under £10.
  Heads up: Don't expect much from the food — go for the coffee. The avocado and chocolate pancakes and croissants are messy to eat on a first date, and the flowers aren't sold individually, only as potted plants. Beer is pricier at £8.50.

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