Overall - 8/10
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Food - 7.5/10
Ambiance - 8.5/10
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Food - 7.5/10
Ambiance - 8.5/10
Excessive packaging
Raspberry and Orange Mini Loaves
Berry Financier
Dulce de Leche
Lavender, Pistachio, Maple & Bacon and Yuzu Macarons
Apple and Berry Turnover
Our favourite was the Dulce de Leche which was a decadent, rich caramel flavoured cake. Not commonly found here, dulce de leche is a flavour that brings back great memories of our travels in Europe when we would get dulce de leche gelato for dessert. Our least favourite were the macarons, which were overly sweet, masking the flavour of the macaron. Surprisingly, the best macaron was the maple & bacon flavoured one. Overall, we appreciated Corbeaux's efforts in creating a French patisserie experience in almost everything from their decor, flavour to the presentation of each pastry. We do hope that Corbeaux will consider putting price tags next to their items as the lack of price tags seems just a tad pretentious.
Overall, we like Corbeaux's concept and would go back to try the other pastries in their display case and perhaps if we are patient, get in line to try their lunch or dinner menu.
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