The 7 Best Places for French Pastries in Gramercy Park, New York

Gloria Dumas: Stumbled in for a crulller this afternoon, though I'd been warned that they sell out by 10am. Lucked out and ended up with the maple one and a latte. WOW! The dough is heaven, similar to croissant

Jastine Kho: It's 9 a.m. and they've sold out of the everything croissant already

Emily Lu: Everything croissant

andrew: I've always found the staff to be really nice here. And the pain au chocolate from Balthazar always makes me happy!

Arturo Henao Molina: Excelente café. Deliciosos croissants

Collette S: LOVE this place, but too crowded on the weekends. Get a Bathalzar croissant and a large latte to boot. No wi-fi.

Dev Anand: Croissant Sandwich. Sub Egg whites. Bacon on a side plate (for the homies). Sub fries for side salad. The perfect vice.

Yulia Papeskova: No soup, no decent appetizers during breakfast time(( but croissant sandwich turned out to be pretty good :)

Nathan: Ah, a 24H French cafe -- the epitome of NYC living. The graveyard menu that they serve after midnight is where it's at. The onion soup and steak tartare are bomb. Great drink selection as well.

Jacob Shemkovitz: Extensive collection of art and theater memorabilia; interior redone by Stanford White

Omar Malik: There's history in these walls. Or rather on these walls. Take full advantage by wandering through the upstairs floors.

amNewYork: This historic and exclusive club was established in 1888 by Edwin Booth, the brother of Lincoln assassin John Wilkes Booth. Past “Players” have included Mark Twain and Carol Burnett.

Gustavo Grillo: Black forest ham panini, awesome and spicy

Ted Morgan: turkey pesto panini is awesome

May Lee: try their delicious breakfast pitas!

Hutch B: Nice gin selection, excellent cocktails, negroni on draught(!), awesome bar staff, cool menu

laurent courtines: I am pretty sure Tom Cruise works there!

Versha Sharma: great food, amazing drinks (especially gin!), best bartenders and owners in the city. new place - highly recommend!!

Sally Yoon: excellent local brunch place...all omelettes, apple pancakes

ripov: Pretty good food if you can maintain your appetite with the really nauseating acoustic adult contemporary playing. Personally, it was a struggle.

Adam Silver: Crowded on the weekends with rich kids whose parents just bought them a bland one-bedroom in Murray Hill and newlyweds who met at HBS. But the eggs are fantastic.