Lune Croissanterie Armadale

Overrated, bit of a rip, seriously don't know why people are queuing up for this place. My partner arrived right on opening time so he didn't have to wait in a queue. We had the Persian love croissant, cherry ripe croissant and a Chai cruffin.Well what can I say...'Whatever'....The better one of all of them was the Persian love croissant, it was flakey, crunchy and tasty with a good filling. The rest? Well the Chai cruffin was compared to a cheap muffin from the supermarket and the cherry ripe croissant was sour and boring. We'll stick with Euro bakery up the road on High st. and Qle bakery at Prahran market they're the bomb! Better quality for your money.

Tried a variety of croissants and loved every single one. They was a small line which moved quite promptly.

Great to have a Lune in Armadale now. Absolutely delicious but not cheap. Personally I think the non-plain croissants or other pastries are more interesting than the plain traditional croissant. I can definitely recommend the almond croissant and coconut rough one as well as the savoury options.

I’ve heard so much about the croissants and cruffins from Lune and was delighted to find out they had a cafe in south side. There was a line when I arrived early on a Sunday morning but it went down very fast.I got a plain croissant which was nice but not the best I’ve had. It was soft but not extremely flaky as you would expect from a top notch and quality croissant. At $6.60 I definitely expected more than that.I also got a kaya cruffin which was again nice but not outstanding. It’s unique as it’s a cross between a croissant and muffin. It had a lot of sugar coating and reminded me of a doughnut. There was a creamy coconut filling which cut through the sugar a little. It was good to try but I wouldn’t go out of my way to get one.All in all it was ok but I don’t think it lives up to its reputation.

Monday morning pastry treat at Lune. First good thing is no queue Armadale stour.The coffee was way better than I expected and pastries was good as always.

Lune croissants and pastries - delicacies that we must try at least once. The quality and the taste are second to none. My favourite has to be the almond croissant. The freshly roasted almonds on top, the flaky croissant they sit on and the sweet and moist base are just heaven. :)Lune is also very pricey so I would reserve these for special occasions or occasional indulgence only.

After a false start the day before - we attended the city store too late and they were sold out - we got to taste these delicious croissants. The variety is amazing and all the flavours, be it sweet or savoury, are great. A must try if you're into breakfast sweets (but you can eat them any time of the day).

Very delicious, but sells out fast. I got there at 8:30am on a weekday, but waited till 8:40am for a friend. I wanted to order the vanilla and rhubarb April special, but it sadly sold out 2 minutes before I went in with my friend (I was sad I didn’t go in first to get it).Ended up with the harissa and goats cheese and it was amazing! Very tasty and reasonably priced too!!Highly recommend.

Have tried Lune four times so far and I really appreciate the consistency of their croissants. There are specials and staples. They are super light and really tasty. Much prefer the Armadale store to CBD - less queues.

The last time I ate Lune Croissants was about 5 years ago, the quality seems the same, but the prices doubted. 11 bucks for one almond croissant, which I can buy 2 in other bakery, same quality. Cannot deny that the almond croissant here is of the best looking, but who cares?Customer service is average. Can you believe that there is no seat inside store, only few chairs and tables outside along the street.Definitely will not go back agin.