[2025 Fitzroy Restaurant] Travel Guide for Lune Croissanterie Fitzroy (Updated Jun)

Melbourne, Australia If you want to know about famous cafes, this is the place LUNE LUNE croissants are famous all over the world The New York Times in the US called them the best croissants in the world I visited for the second time, and the first time there was a line, but the second time I was able to get in without waiting! When I left the store, there was a line as expected. I guess I was lucky to get in lol I ordered a white (coffee) and a croissant! They ask for your name, so if you say it, you will receive a croissant and wait at your seat! Your name will be called and your coffee will be brought to you LUNE's croissants are large, crisp on the outside, fluffy inside, and slightly sweet (it wasn't warm because it wasn't freshly made). They come with a knife, so I cut it with it and ate it! There are only tables and no chairs, so you have to stand to eat, but I can see why there is a line but the turnover is so fast. Please come and try the best croissants in the world🥐 🚩9/161 Collins St Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia #Free hotel stay #0 yen trip February 2025 #Australia #Melbourne

In Melbourne's culinary paradise, there is a place that captivates me, and that is **Lune Croissanterie**! Every time I step into this croissant sanctuary, my mood instantly brightens because each croissant here is like a delicate piece of art that I can't get enough of. The excellence of Lune's croissants is entirely due to their relentless pursuit of craftsmanship. Each croissant is meticulously crafted over several hours, with each layer repeatedly rolled and folded to achieve an astonishing level of flakiness. When I bite into the golden crust, the burst of crispiness is irresistible, as if I'm indulging in a feast for the taste buds. Lune's croissants are not just traditional butter croissants; they also offer a variety of tantalizing innovative flavors! From rich chocolate croissants to sweet almond croissants, each flavor is a new surprise. Especially their seasonal flavors, which always bring a different kind of delight, making every visit feel like a new discovery. Besides the delicious croissants, the ambiance of Lune's store is equally captivating. The stylish decor and relaxed atmosphere allow me to quietly enjoy my croissant and coffee, as if time stands still here. Sitting by the window, savoring a croissant and watching passersby, is an unparalleled pleasure. Moreover, Lune Croissanterie enjoys immense popularity on social media! Whether on Instagram or other platforms, you can always see foodies sharing their beautiful croissant photos. This makes me look forward to each visit even more, knowing that I will taste some of the best food here and share this joy with friends. In short, my love for Lune Croissanterie is beyond words! The croissants here are not just food; they are a form of art that brings me happiness. I highly recommend every friend visiting Melbourne to experience this irresistible deliciousness! Trust me, you will fall in love with this croissant sanctuary just like I did!

📍Lune Croissantie Melbourne CBD Lune Croissanterie, located in Melbourne’s CBD, was recommended even by the New York Times, so I went to line up to try it. I have to say that after queuing for 45 minutes to buy it, the expectations were naturally very high. However, after eating I felt a little disappointed and not as stunning as I imagined. The croissant was indeed well done, crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, but it didn’t feel particularly outstanding, maybe because the expectations were too high. In-store card payment only dine-in no seating is standing dining Triple Choco AUD11.5 🌟🌟🌟 Almond AUD11.5 🌟🌟 Kouign Amann AUD9.5 🌟 Overall, Lune Croissantie is still worth a try, after all, it is also a famous store, but if I had to wait in line for such a long time to buy it, I might not. Suitable for those who want to try something new, but don't have too high expectations. After dinner, you can check out the nearby graffiti alley Hosier Ln #June Good Places 2024

#celebratewithtrip during my time in Melbourne I went to try lune croissant. it is a highly raved cafe as I heard many good reviews for this place. sure enough the queue was really long when I turned up and had to wait about thirty minutes in line before my turn. I ordered the hot chocolate which helped me feel warmer after waiting in the cold. it was good and not too sweet. also ordered the pain Au chocolate croissant and it was delicious. quite liked it as it’s filled with chocolate. and lastly ordered the birthday croissant which is a special product only available in October as it’s their birthday. filled with birthday sprinkles it’s cute and nice.

LUNE in Melbourne is famous for having the "world's best croissants" 🥐 Their beautiful layers and crispy texture are the result of craftsmanship, making them unforgettable once you've tried them ✨ The especially popular "Classic Croissant" is filled with the aroma of butter, spreading happiness with every bite 💕 They also have chocolate and seasonal flavors, all of which are absolutely delicious! It's so popular that there are lines from early in the morning, so it's recommended to arrive before opening🎶 If you want to enjoy the best breakfast in Melbourne, LUNE is a spot you can't miss✨ 📍Basic information (check the website for the latest information) ✴︎ Address: 119 Rose St, Fitzroy VIC 3065, Australia ✴︎ Access: About 15 minutes by tram from central Melbourne ✴︎ Price: Croissant from about 6 AUD ✴︎ Business hours: 7:30-15:00 (ends when sold out) LUNE's croissants are truly artistic and delicious✨ Experience the light, crispy texture and rich butter flavor in Melbourne💛! #Spring0yentrip #Australia #Australiantrip #Melbourne #Melbournetrip #Melbournecafe #Melbournesightseeing #Overseastravel #Overseastravelstrategy

Melbourne, Australia, has many great bakeries as well as coffee shops. Among them, I visited Lune Croissant, the most popular croissant shop in Melbourne. Lune Criossanteries is run by Kate Reid, who learned croissant techniques in France and founded it. It has gained a reputation for being the best croissant in the world, not just in Australia. It is so popular with local Australians that you can find it in Melbourne, Brisbane, and Sydney. Lune Croissant has three branches in Melbourne. There are two branches in downtown Melbourne, the main branch, Fitzory, and the second branch, Melbourne CBC, which I visited. The main branch in Melbourne, Fitzory, operates a "lune lab." You can see the bakers making special and new menu pastry breads in a glass cube space by reservation, and you can also taste the warm bread right away. 🥐Types of bread There are only about 9 types of bread, including basic croissants, pain au chocolat, and the famous almond croissant, so there isn't much variety. Lune Croissant Popular menu items are almond croissants and lemon curd cruffins. They also sell coffee, and they say they use ONA coffee beans. 📍Lune Croissanterie Melbourne CBC Address: Shop 16/161 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia Opening hours: Mon-Fri 07:30-17:00/Sat, Sun 08:00-17:00 #Overseas travel

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#OverseasSeasonalPlaces Melbourne is a city built by immigrants from Europe in the 19th century, so you can feel European culture. Just wandering around the city, you'll see a lot of brick buildings and other things, so it's a lot of fun👀! If you want to experience food culture influenced by Europe in Melbourne, one of the recommended places for you is LUNE's croissants! 🥐 There seem to be several stores in Melbourne, but we visited the Fitzroy store! We thought it might be crowded, so we went there in the morning◎ There's not much around the store, and it's a quiet place, but there was a line here, so we knew right away lol We waited in line for about ten minutes and then went inside the store. Before ordering, the staff asked us if we wanted to eat in or take it to go. If we wanted to eat in, we were told we would have to wait 15 minutes from there, but since we were there, we decided to eat inside the store. As a result, we didn't have to wait that long and were able to get a seat✌️ As for the taste of the croissants...! Yes, they were very delicious. I wanted to try it plain, and that was the right choice. It's not unforgettable, but the butter was effective and it was delicious, so if you're interested, please go and try it.

📍Lune Croissanterie Melbourne CBD These croissants have a crunchy texture and are delicious, even more so than the ones in Japan. They're so tasty that one per person is enough! 🥐 I went there around lunchtime on a weekday, and there were nearly 15 groups waiting in line. 💦 The store was crowded, but since you eat while standing, it seemed like the turnover was fast! Please come and visit! 🧡 【Information】 📍Lune Croissanterie Melbourne CBD 📮Shop 16/161 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia 🕰️7:30-17:00 *8:00-17:00 on Sundays and Mondays only #0yentripJanuary2025 #Melbourne #Australiatrip #trip #solotrip

#Overseas travel #Melbourne #Melbourne travel #Melbourne restaurants 🇦🇺 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 🥐 LUNE Croissanterie fitzroy I finally visited LUNE Croissanterie, which is often mentioned when searching for Melbourne travel. There are 3 branches in Melbourne, so you can search on the map and go to the one closest to you. I visited in the morning, and there were a lot of customers, so I had to wait about 10 minutes to order. However, the croissant came out within 1 minute of ordering, so I was able to eat it right away. I ordered an almond croissant, and I thought it was expensive because it was over 11 dollars for one croissant, but I didn't regret the money when I saw the generous amount of almonds. I took a bite, and it was crunchy and soft inside, and it was really delicious. And there was something like nut jam inside, but it wasn't too sweet, so it was just right. If you're traveling to Melbourne, you must try the Rune Croissant 🥐🧡 There are standing tables so you can eat while standing, so I ate there. Since most people usually take it to go, there were plenty of seats left at the standing tables.

If I don't wake up early, I feel like I'll have to wait in line for a long time, so I ran to the Rune Croissant as soon as I opened my eyes. The price is really evil, but it tastes good. However, if you wait a long time to eat, you'll probably get annoyed. I think there was a kimchi flavor, too, and they say it tastes better than you'd think. #OctoberTravelSupportEvent #MelbourneTravel #MelbourneRestaurants

I really love Melbourne cuz of the vibe and architecture that created such a beautiful and artistic city!! I went there with my parents and they loved that too! We had so many great coffee and pastries and my favourite one is LUNE croissant!!!!!! I personally think Melbourne is better than Sydney like the cleanliness, architecture and such. Highly recommend to give it a visit to Melbourne!!

🔸️ Melbourne, Australia Fitzroy `Lune Croissant` Lune Croissanterie Fitzroy 📍119 Rose St, Fitzroy VIC 3065 Australia ✔️ Almond Croissant that you must eat at least once when you visit Melbourne (the downside is that you can't finish it after eating it once..🫠) ✔️ Since the city Lune is said to have a long wait from the opening, If you have the right route, it might be a good idea to go to Fitzroy Lune. I was lucky enough to get in without waiting😌 ✔️ All the bakery items are famous for being delicious, but the almond croissant is the best menu! ✔️ Buttery-flavored, layered, crispy style croissant. If you like something light and full of flavor, I recommend Plain / If you like something savory and sweet, I recommend Almond 🫶 The price is a bit expensive compared to Melbourne's prices, but when I tried it, there was a reason why I waited in line and bought that much 😉 #August travel support event #Australia travel #Melbourne travel #Melbourne restaurants

Melbourne, Australia Lune Croissanterie A restaurant where you can eat delicious croissants🥐 Lune Croissanterie Fitzroy 📍119 Rose St, Fitzroy VIC 3065 Australia Lune Croissanterie Melbourne CBD 📍Shop 16/161 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia Lune Croissanterie Armadale 📍835 High St, Armadale VIC 3143 Australia #0 yen trip

This bakery was rated by the New York Times as probably the best croissants in the world, and thus attracts a lot of people queuing up every day, this rare time to come to Melbourne must try it🤓 We went on a weekday morning, from a distance already saw a long queue of people 🫥 The store is free standing, and unlike Hong Kong will have a time limit, so can not predict how long to queue, finally queue about 45 minutes to the faucet location, for your reference 😽 We don't like sweet things in the morning, but after queuing for so long, we each ordered one to try more😎 Finally, we chose Almond, the attractive Triple Choco, and Kouign Amann, which I like to eat in Gontran Cherrier. However, the three models are more general, and each one costs $5x HKD💸 I don't think it's worth so expensive, a game came to try once is enough, I like to eat GC more 🤣 📍Lune Croissantie CBD City Shop 16/161 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia #June Good Places 2024

Lune Croissanterie, said to have the best croissants in the world🥐 It became famous after being featured in the New York Times as the "best in the world"! It originated in Melbourne, Australia, but they also have a store in Brisbane🇦🇺 Starting with the most popular croissants, they also have delicious Danishes and pain au chocolat! The samples in front of the register look so real that you'll want to eat them🤤 They have a stylish style where you cut them with a knife🍴 You can eat in, but there aren't many seats, so you might want to consider taking them home😊 You'll have to queue, so it's recommended that you go with plenty of time! #Travel with Me #Australia #Trip to Australia #lunecroissant

LUNE The world's most delicious croissant shop in Melbourne 🥐 You'll be queuing from the time the shop opens, so it's best to go a little early. A croissant costs about 700 to 1200 yen, and it was the best croissant I've ever had! You can also buy coffee ☕️

When you come to a western country, you must try croissants. I like croissants very much. This time when I came to Melbourne, I went straight to a well-known croissant shop. It is said that there is a long queue when I arrived. I waited for about an hour and a half before it was my turn to order. This time I ordered a basic version, chocolate flavor, and cinnamon flavor. You can choose to take away or eat in. This time I thought I would eat it right after it came out of the oven. It tasted very crispy. I think chocolate tastes better. Paired with hot latte☕️, it is really a very happy breakfast😍 Opening hours: Weekdays 7:30 – 15:00 / Weekends 8:00 – 15:00 (until sold out) Address: enter via, Shop 16/161 Collins Street, Russell St, Melbourne VIC #Melbourne #familytravel

It was worth waiting in line for more than an hour for the croissant 😍

Lune Croissanterie in Melbourne is a haven for pastry connoisseurs. Revered for their artisanal approach, Lune elevates the humble croissant to an unparalleled level of perfection. Each creation is a testament to precision and passion, with carefully laminated layers that shatter delicately upon the first bite. The minimalist, sleek space mirrors the simplicity of their menu, allowing the flaky, buttery croissants to take center stage. With a commitment to quality ingredients and a mastery of technique, Lune Croissanterie has become a destination for those seeking a transcendent pastry experience, where each crescent-shaped delight is a symphony of flavor and texture. #tripstars

I bought it twice, and both times I arrived at 7 o'clock. Because it opens at 7:30, there will be a long line. This delicious croissant has a great background. In addition to being listed as the most delicious croissant in the world, it has also been reported by many world media such as the New York Times. However, if you want to try the delicious croissants, remember to queue up early. Not only is the appearance different from ordinary croissants, the taste is also different. As the name suggests, it is a combination of croissants and muffins. It has the crispness of croissants and the fillings that burst when you bite them.

Rated by the New York Times as probably the best croissant on earth 🌏, attracts a lot of people to queue up every day 👯👯 ♀️, what is the magic? Before leaving, I looked at Google map 🗺, the reviews are mixed 🤔 Because I'm not too in a hurry, and actually I don't have any schedule🤫, see the weather is general and nothing to do, so I decided to queue up😏. I ordered a 9.8 lemon curd🍋, Mother ordered a 10.8 ham and gruyere🧀, although the Internet said the more excellent is the original and almond😂😂. Some reviews on the Internet say that the buns are not hot 🔥, and that it is not worth the price 🤑, and that the queue is too long ⏳, but I think it is ok not hot this is actually acceptable, because it is not crispy when baked, to cool to be crispy 🌬, but cool to be bought 🛍, no time to put it back In the heater. Its other store is located in Fritzoy, go to open the Melbourne Museum can go to this. 📍Lune Croissantie CBD City Shop 16/161 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia #hkfoodie #hkfoodlover #hkfoodblogger #foodinMelbourne #Victoria #Melbourne #LuneCroissant #LuneCroissantie #Croissant #MelbourneToDo #travelholic #travelblogger #Australia #Melbourne #travel #croissant #check-in #travel abroad

Lune Croissanterie in Melbourne is a renowned bakery known for its exceptional croissants and pastries. Lune has gained international acclaim for its perfect, flaky croissants. They use high-quality ingredients and precise techniques to create a limited but exquisite selection of pastries. The bakery's minimalist, modern aesthetic and dedication to craftsmanship make it a must-visit destination for pastry enthusiasts in Melbourne and beyond. Address: Shop 9, 161 Collins Street #youtohbindou #Australia #croissants

#Overseas travel #Australia travel #Melbourne travel #Melbourne restaurants #Melbourne cafes If you are planning a trip to Melbourne or are searching for a Melbourne restaurant, you must have heard of Rune Croissant! Rune Croissant is famous for its croissant and is rumored to be the most delicious croissant restaurant in the world, and is a Melbourne restaurant loved by both locals and tourists. Luckily, it was located right in front of the Grand Hyatt Melbourne where I was staying, so I went to eat right away in the morning. Rune Croissant in downtown Melbourne is located on Collins Street. The main store of Rune Croissant is in the Fitzroy area, so it is a little far from the city. They also sell other types of pastries like Mont Blanc in addition to croissants, so I had a hard time deciding what to order while waiting in line. They bake them right in the store, so the smell of the bread was so tempting. Finally, my ordering order came!! The must-order menu at Rune Croissant is the almond croissant!! Something inside looked so delicious. And it was really delicious. Is this the taste of heaven..? It wasn't for nothing that they say it's the most delicious croissant in the world. If you come to Rune Croissant, you absolutely must order the almond croissant! And the lemon curd I ate didn't taste as good as I thought because the lemon sauce inside was too sweet. This is not a recommended menu! Rune Croissant, introduced as a must-eat course at a Melbourne restaurant! It's a croissant restaurant you'll regret not going to!

🤍Address: Lune Croissanterie Fitzroy 🤍Atmosphere/Facility: Hip bakery feel, usually takeout! 🤍Key Point: What does Croissant Champion taste like?? 🤍Average price per person: Basic croissant $6.6 (5,000 won), almond croissant $11 (9,000 won) 🤍Rating: Some people say it's too famous, expensive, and not that great. But since it's so famous... I thought I was being fooled, so I bought it and tried it,,!!! NoㅠㅠIt was so delicious..🤟🏻It's not called Croissant Champion for nothing??? I'm picky and don't really like sweets, but when I take a bite of this, my mind suddenly brightens and I feel happyㅋㅋㅋㅋ If you go at a time when everyone else is going, the line can be really long. These days, there is a reservation function (not many people know about it🌝), so Make a reservation and pick it up☺️ I personally think that you should try at least two of the real almond croissants and chocolate👍🏻 #HotPlace #CafeRecommendation #RestaurantExploration #Melbourne #Fitzroy #Australia #ForeignSensibility

Address: Melbourne CBD Main store 119 rose st. Fitzroy branch 161 collins st. Opposite Chanel Atmosphere/Facilities: This is basically a croissant shop with a long queue every day, but the queue won't be too long, about 30-40 minutes. The Almond flavor is absolutely amazing, very delicious, super crispy texture, the aroma of almonds and the sauce inside are very harmonious. If you can only eat one, I would definitely recommend this one. Features: You can smell the aroma of croissants being baked all the way across the street Price per person: $AUD10-15/person Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Address - Shop 16/161 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia Environment/Facilities - This croissant specialty store has standing room only. Come around 2pm that day, so you don’t have to queue, but there are only 5 styles left. The store clerk recommended her favorite almond flavor, and everyone was very chilled there. It was completely different from the usual 2 o'clock work day😁😆 Features - If you like industrial style, you must not miss it. The store also has delicious sparkling water, so you must not miss it. Price per person - 10AUD Rating - 4/5 Don’t wait in line, definitely recommend trying it, and order some coffee☕️ with #Melbourne #melbourne #lunecroissanterie #coffee