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One of the world's best croissanteries is opening its first Sydney store

Maxim Boon
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Maxim Boon
Putting croissants in oven at Lune Collins Street
Photograph: Graham Denholm
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Created in a climate-controlled lab-kitchen, Lune croissants are almost mathematically perfect: crisp and golden with visible layers of delicate pastry precisely balanced with rich, creamy butter. The pastries at Lune Croissanterie, which currently has two Melbourne locations in the CBD and Fitzroy, have reached near-mythic levels of reverence, with punters getting in line before dawn in order to snag a few of these golden beauties. So you better start setting your alarm a little earlier, Sydneysiders, because the mastermind behind Lune, former aerospace engineer Kate Reid, has confirmed that the bakery’s next outpost is due to open in the Harbour City. 

The exact location of this Sydney store is yet to be confirmed, as is the opening date. So keep your ear to the ground and watch this space, because Sydney’s first Lune is sure to be a runaway brunch sensation once its ovens start turning out its legendary pastries in the near future.

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