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Victoire Boulangerie

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Victoire Boulangerie is a long-running French-style bakery on Darling Street in Rozelle, known for its almond croissants, sourdough and fruit tarts. It is a relaxed, local stop for a pastry and a loaf to take home. Stimson Reserve is a 4-minute walk away.

Almond croissantsSourdough and breadFruit tarts and cakesTakeaway pastries

About Victoire Boulangerie

Food at Victoire Boulangerie

Reviewers rate the almond croissant as the standout, describing it as dense, with a generous marzipan filling and a caramelised exterior. The counter also holds strawberry rhubarb tarts, custard flan, lemon tart, danishes, brioche with creme diplomat, strawberry mascarpone cake and quiche. Rustic sourdough loaves are baked here, and a round loaf with a crisp top sits on display. One reviewer found the almond croissant a little too sweet and wanted flakier pastry.

What to order: Almond croissant · Strawberry rhubarb tart · Sourdough loaf

Facilities at Victoire Boulangerie

🍳Breakfast
♿Step-free entry
🅿️Parking

What visitors say about Victoire Boulangerie?Summarised from recent Google reviews.

  • 💬The almond croissant is the most praised item, with a generous filling and caramelised finish
  • 💬Fruit tarts, cakes and quiche are well made and not overly sweet
  • 💬Bread, especially the rustic sourdough, is a strong draw

Near Victoire Boulangerie

Visitor tips for Victoire Boulangerie

  • ✓Don't judge the almond croissant by how it looks in the window: reviewers say it tastes better than it appears.
  • ✓Closed Mondays; it opens at 8am and closes at 1pm on Sundays.

Getting to Victoire Boulangerie

Victoire Boulangerie is at 660 Darling Street, Rozelle, in a street-front shop on the Darling Street strip.

FAQ

What was Victoire Boulangerie called before?

The address was previously listed as Ungaro Raw.

What is Victoire Boulangerie best known for?

Reviewers most often name the almond croissant, followed by the fruit tarts and sourdough.

Does Victoire Boulangerie sell bread as well as pastries?

Yes, reviewers mention rustic sourdough bread alongside the tarts, danishes and croissants.