Cremcrittos Patisserie

I went to Cremcrittos Patisserie at 2 ish today, they close at 3 pm and the lady who was serving apologized that there weren't many cookies left. This is the first time that I visited them, she was nice, professional and friendly. The croissants and baguette very well made, the cookies delicious! I will be back, definitely a good place in McKinney. Excellent costumer service, delicious and everything very clean.

Nice stop to pick up some croissants. We picked up one each item they had, for breakfast treats. They have a great variety of croissants to select from. The service was alright, but we figured it was probably because staff was working on Christmas Eve.

Chocolate and plain croissants were our fave, and they tasted good. It was also nice to see that they had a savory flavored croissant.

If you're looking for a place that has good croissants and a variety of pastries, in the McKinney/ Frisco area, this is a good place to go to.

This family-owned gem of a patisserie is worth visiting, and even a trip if you live a bit farther.

We went almost in the afternoon on a Saturday, but there were still some excellent pastries left. The croissant was at par with some of the best I have had. The Kouign-amann was done just right, and the cronuts were out of this world. The coffee was also very good.

The setting is modern minimalistic and there’s place for a small number of patrons.

I am happy camper after going here. Highly recommended.

Tried most items, liked most of them. Some with chocolate are too sweet to my own liking but it can be subjective. Still 5 stars.

Always walked into Cremcrittos thinking to buy 2 pieces but ended up walked out with 2 boxes. Couldn't stop myself.

Service always good.

I don't think this place is good for maintaining the trust in my marriage...

I visited this establishment on a Friday morning for the first time. I bought a beef sausage roll with dijon mustard for myself, a ham(prosciutto) and cheese for the wife and creme brulee for sharing later. Upon arriving back home I immediately zapped the sausage roll in the radioactive box for a few seconds and devoured it. I knew as I took the last delicious bite that I was not sharing the creme brulee with my wife. I lied right to her face as I said, "we'll eat this later." Not long after she left for work I literally smashed on the creme brulee pastry and felt no guilt for my dishonesty and greed. My wife was not so upset because she said the ham and cheese was scrumptious...but, I know if she had tasted the creme brulee we'd be in counseling over trust issues.