#60 Le Marché St. George

Reasonable but unbelievable quality ❤︎ on St George St

🥐 Pain au chocolat

🥐 Price : $4.25

🥐 Score : 4.5/5.0

🥐 Pain au beurre

🥐 Price : $4.00

🥐 Score : 4.7/5.0

My 60th croissant discovery in Vancouver is ... "Le Marché St. George".

▲ This how the cafe looks like from the outside.

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▲ This is how the looking of the inside of the cafe when you come in.

▲ I found these beautiful Vegan croissant♡

▲ Also, macarons or cookies♡

▲ Besides, there were four kinds of pretty-yummy-looking croissants in the shelf on the corner♡

▲ Pain au chocolat

▲ Pain au beurre 

▲ Croissant aux amandes

▲ ? (No name and price tag)

▲ Seasonal drink menu (Pumpkin Spice Latte) was also available♡

▲ What I loved in this cafe is it has so many kinds of miscellaneous. gooods such as...

▲ Botanical Crayons

▲ Chocolate Bars

▲ Postcards,

▲ Lip Balms, Waxes, interior decorations etc...

▲ On top of that, there was a huge shelf filled with food products as well.

▲ Most of them were canned foods like...

▲ Fruits jam and chocolate butter products,

▲ Ketchup and Mustards

▲ Hot sauce and Chili sauce products,

▲ Canned Olives,

▲ Chocolate bars,

▲ pastas, and of course for the pastas...

▲ There were several kinds of tomato sauces and olive oils❤︎ You can make flavorful tomato pasta with these ingredients♡

▲ I also really liked the atmosphere of this cafe...♡ It feels like a secret base and I could forget daily life.

▲ What I ordered on that day was this "Pain au chocolat"

First of all, I was pretty surprised by the price of it. It was just $4.25 though usually Pain au chocolate costs around $5.00. The size of it was a little smaller than usual, but it was still quite affordable as the quality of it was incredible! The texture of the surface was so flaky and crunchy but as for the inside, it was good soft. Besides, the taste of the chocolate bar inside was stunningly delicious, plus it included three chocolate bars even though it was low-priced.

▲ Also, I had this "Pain au beurre"

The texture was as flaky as the Pain au chocolat. I could feel not only the butter flavor but the salty taste as well. It was just $4.00 but the quality of it was totally well beyond the price. I had never met such a high-cost performance croissant. It was just amazing.

I was so glad to discover these splendid croissants here♡ I highly recommend people to visit this cafe♡

I had the seasonal Pumpkin Spice Latte with croissants♡ It was also yummy♡

There were many outside seats so it would be great to have a croissant time under the sunshine there♡