Metro Vancouver Croissant Crawl Returns: Your Guide to 30+ Buttery Adventures
The aroma of freshly baked croissants is wafting through the air once again in Metro Vancouver as the Croissant Crawl makes its triumphant return. From November 1 to 16, croissant enthusiasts can embark on a delectable journey to savour an array of limited edition croissant flavours at 30+ participating vendors scattered throughout Metro Vancouver.
Mayor Ken Sim of Vancouver has officially declared the week of November 1 – 7, 2025, as “Vancouver Croissant Crawl Week,” acknowledging the city’s vibrant culinary scene and its immense support for local businesses. This proclamation sets the stage for an exciting two weeks of croissant indulgence.
Vancouver Croissant Crawl: Bigger and Better
This year, the Croissant Crawl goes beyond Vancouver, reaching North Vancouver, New Westminster, Surrey and the Tri-Cities. Excitingly, two plant-based croissants join the menu, catering to vegans. Plus, all vendors now offer pre-orders, ensuring you won’t miss out. What’s more, you can vote for your favorite croissant on the event website, adding to the croissant-loving community!
The Fun Stuff
This year there’s a printable map on the website where families can collect stickers at each bakery they visit. Collect three or more stickers and enter to win prizes. Participants can also vote for the “Fan Favourite Flavour” and enter an Instagram photo contest. Following @vancouvercroissantcrawl on Instagram is the best way to stay updated and increase chances of winning.
Olympic gold medalist breakdancer Phil Wizard is choosing this year’s “Most Creative Croissant” award, adding an extra layer of excitement to the event.
Participating Flavours and Vendors
The Croissant Crawl brings together a fantastic array of flavors from a variety of bakeries. Here’s a glimpse of what you can expect:
Bel Cafe
Bel Café is serving a Birch Syrup, Bacon & Pecan Supreme Croissant with birch syrup whipped ganache and candied bacon, plus a bonus Dulce De Leche Cronut.
A Bread Affair created a Campfire S’Mores Croissant with a craqueline coat that snaps like a graham cracker, filled with smoky chocolate and gooey vanilla marshmallow.
Cadeaux Bakery is offering a Figgy Almond & Pear Twice Baked Croissant dipped in dark chocolate.
Metro Vancouver Croissant Crawl Returns: Your Guide to 30+ Buttery Adventures
The Metro Vancouver Croissant Crawl is back for its fourth year, and it’s quickly becoming one of the most anticipated fall food events in the region.
From November 1 to 16, over 30 bakeries across the Lower Mainland are creating special croissants that won’t be found any other time of year. The lineup includes everything from a Panettone Cruffin to a Jalapeño Popper Croissant. Mayor Ken Sim even proclaimed November 1 as “Vancouver Croissant Crawl Day” to kick off the event and encourage support for local small businesses.
Here’s how it works: families can pick the bakeries they want to visit and explore on foot, by bike, or by car. Since quantities are limited, pre-ordering is strongly recommended for anyone with their heart set on a specific flavor.
[Insert image: Collage of various croissants from the crawl]
The Fun Stuff
This year there’s a printable map on the website where families can collect stickers at each bakery they visit. Collect three or more stickers and enter to win prizes. Participants can also vote for the “Fan Favourite Flavour” and enter an Instagram photo contest. Following @vancouvercroissantcrawl on Instagram is the best way to stay updated and increase chances of winning.
Olympic gold medalist breakdancer Phil Wizard is choosing this year’s “Most Creative Croissant” award, adding an extra layer of excitement to the event.
Vancouver: Where the Magic Happens
Vancouver has the biggest lineup of participating bakeries. Here’s what’s on offer:
Bel Café is serving a Birch Syrup, Bacon & Pecan Supreme Croissant with birch syrup whipped ganache and candied bacon, plus a bonus Dulce De Leche Cronut.
A Bread Affair created a Campfire S’Mores Croissant with a craqueline coat that snaps like a graham cracker, filled with smoky chocolate and gooey vanilla marshmallow.

Broye Cafe & Bakery won the fan-voted Dream Croissant Contest with their Midnight Croissant—a Japanese charcoal croissant with Earl Grey chocolate, candied orange, and blueberry compote that looks like edible art.
Cadeaux Bakery is offering a Figgy Almond & Pear Twice Baked Croissant dipped in dark chocolate.
Daan Go Cake Lab brings a Panettone Cruffin with almond cream, rum-soaked raisins, and orange peel. They’ve even created a special Orange Zest Cortadito to pair with it.

Elaichi Patisserie is going full fusion with a Saag Paneer Bear Claw featuring spinach, paneer, feta, and Indian spices in a croissant.
Jack’s Spot has a Black Sesame Praline with Matcha Ganache Croissant, paired with a Hojicha Chai Latte that’s perfect for a rainy November day.
L’Atelier Patisserie is keeping it bright with their Milk Chocolate Passion Fruit Croissant—tangy and sweet.
La Saison de Patisserie went viral-inspired with their Sweet Potato Crème Brûlée Double Baked Croissant, complete with caramelized sugar on top. The drink pairing is Hot Sweet Potato Milk with Matcha Foam.

Le Belisse Cafe features a Biscoff Cookie Hazelnut and Salted Caramel Croissant with a matching Biscoff Cookie Latte.
Matchstick nailed fall with their Pumpkin Cheesecake Croissant and Pumpkin Chai Latte pairing.
Merci Boulangerie has a Chestnut Creme Croissant with milk chocolate hazelnut ganache.
Mon Paris Patisserie created a Tiramisu Croissant dipped in white chocolate and dusted with cocoa powder.

Paul Bakery Cafe and Restaurant is serving a Suisse Pistachata with pistachio cream and dark chocolate, plus an Iced Pistachio Chocolate Shake with kataifi on top.
Paul Le Cafe went next-level with a Tokyo Strawberry Garden Cube Croissant topped with matcha cloud cream. The drink pairing is a Red Fruit Matcha Cloud that’s as beautiful as it is delicious.
Terra Breads keeps it classic with a Maple Pecan Twist Croissant finished with maple glaze.
To Live For Bakery brings bold flavors with their Jalapeño Popper Croissant featuring cream cheese, pickled jalapeños, and panko crumbs.

Viva Cafe & Bakery created a Sweet and Salty Cream Cheese Filling Croissant with green onions, bacon, honey, and cheddar cheese powder.
Vogue Cakes offers a vegan option with their Black Forest Croissant filled with non-dairy whipped cream and cherry compote.
Waves Coffee has the Chocolate Crookie—part croissant, part cookie, all delicious.
Wren Cafe goes savory with a Croissant Monsieur featuring black forest ham, gruyere, and béchamel sauce.
Burnaby
Mon Paris Patisserie and Waves Coffee both have locations in Burnaby, making it easy to grab that Tiramisu Croissant or Chocolate Crookie closer to home.

North Vancouver
Bjornbar Bakery is bringing a Banana Bread Croissant with dark chocolate and toasted coconut.
Dilemma by Catch x Catch 122 created a Ferrero Cream Cheese Croissant Sphere with a Ferrero Orange Latte pairing. Dipping is recommended.
Knead Bakeshop has a White Chocolate Citrus Croissant with praline, pastry cream, and orange.
Nomad is serving a Seoul-Injeolmi Croffle topped with roasted soybean powder and yakgwa (Korean honey cookie).
Waves Coffee also has a North Vancouver location for Chocolate Crookie lovers.

Richmond
Daan Go Cake Lab shows up again with a Mont Blanc Saint-Honoré Croissant shaped like a little sofa, paired with their signature Hong Kong Milk Tea.
Waves Coffee rounds out Richmond with the Chocolate Crookie.

Surrey
Combine Cafe & Bar has a Matcha Croissant Montagne dipped in honey butter.
Sweet Revenge Bakery & Cafe created Mini Honey Butter Croissants with a Corn Matcha Macchiato pairing.
Tri-Cities
Bjornbar Bakery brings their Banana Bread Croissant to this side of the region too.
Cannoli King Bakery Cafe is serving a “Sicilian” Croissant filled with ricotta cannoli filling and topped with a mini cannoli.
Cassandra Cake Co features a Brown Butter Cheesecake Macaron Croissant stuffed with apple pie filling.
Elmo Baking Co. jumped on the Dubai chocolate trend with their Pistachio Rocher Croissant filled with kataifi and pure pistachio paste.
Waves Coffee has a Tri-Cities location with the Chocolate Crookie.

New Westminster & Pitt Meadows
Waves Coffee covers these areas with their Chocolate Crookie as well.
Plan Your Route
To make your Croissant Crawl experience even more memorable, don’t forget to share your photos on Instagram using #vancouvercroissantcrawl for a chance to win some delectable prizes.
Would you like to write for us? We welcome well-written guest submissions with a local interest slant. Share your tips, review local businesses and highlight hot trends for Vancouver moms. Get all the info on our Contributor Page!


