Lost Larson (Andersonville)

“The Kale cheddar scone has such a complex, savory flavor and was delicious.”

Jonathan Lee★★★★★

A simple and cozy cafe in Andersonville! Lost Larson is a popular cafe and bakery in for good reason. The vibe is so warm and perfect for a warm day or to escape the cold. They offer up pretty standard pastries, but they are of the highest standard. I think they have my favorite kouign amann in the city. It’s incredibly buttery and is topped with flakes of sea salt that really elevate the taste, which I haven’t tasted on this pastry before. The caramelized sugary base is so crunchy, and the layers of dough are perfectly light. It’s simple, but it really delivers. I really enjoyed the cardamom

Gladys★★★★★

I had the pleasure of visiting this establishment today, and I must say, it was a delightful experience. I am thoroughly pleased with the hazelnut latte, and the pastries were exceptionally delicious! I am certainly looking forward to returning soon, as everything tasted incredibly fresh and flavorful. The staff was decent and I was asked milk preference and name. Which is good! They also double checked my ordered to make sure everything was correct! All I wish was that there was wifi! Besides that no complaints!

Audrey Churchill★★★★

Exceptionally high price $5 but not an exceptionally good plain croissant. I prefer Pflour'd on Bryn Mawr, whose prices are outrageous as well for something as simple and plain. If plain croissants can be bought in Paris for less than $2, there just is no justification for charging the price of an entire loaf of bread for 1 croissant. They also stop making the breakfast sandwiches at 12 Noon on a Sat???? That should be an all day offering. I am seriously thinking about starting a micro bakery to combat these high prices.

Beth Boothman★★★★★

We got cinnamon rolls, chocolate croissant, lingonberry pastry, blueberry muffin, breakfast cookie and Princess cake. All are very good but you have to try the princess cake.