Arsicault, Arguello

Lists Arsicault's croissants first and rates them above another bakery's croissants.

Calls its croissant very tasty and prefers it to Butter & Crumble even ignoring the long wait.

Suggests grabbing a croissant from this bakery while staying in the area.

Says several French bakeries they visited don't match Arsicault's croissants.

Names Arsicault among the top croissant spots.

Calls the filled croissants a nice occasional treat, though they're quite heavy.

Names this bakery's baked goods as a breakfast pick.

Recalls their first croissant there as so good it still sticks in memory.

Suggests going early for a croissant to avoid long queues, then a nearby morning walk.

Included in the top bakery recommendations for pastries.

Lists a pain au chocolat from this bakery as the first stop in their day of eating.

Dislikes filled croissants in general, but likes the puff pastry, baguettes and palmiers.

Recommends Arsicault, noting it is on Arguello rather than Clement.

Calls the Civic Center bakery a worthwhile visit in a list of Mission-area picks.

Says Arsicault's almond croissant beats nearly every other SF almond croissant.

Says the Civic Center branch is better, citing the owner; notes some prefer Richmond and that area is less nice.

Says Atsicault has the best croissant but doesn't make croissant sandwiches.

If queuing for pastries is worth it, they'd pick Arsicault over the other place.

Recommends Arsicault for its croissants.

Says their partner also doesn't see the hype for this bakery.

Reports a very long line at the Clement Street branch.

Rates Arsicault well below Jane's.