Sometimes, all you crave is the comfort of carbs to satisfy your palate. In this article, we embark on a delicious journey through Fort Worth in search of the city’s best croissants. From flaky and buttery classics to innovative twists, these bakeries promise to elevate your love for this iconic pastry. Join us as we explore where to find the most delectable croissants that Fort Worth has to offer, each one a testament to the artistry and craftsmanship of local bakers.

Swiss Pastry Shop

The Swiss Pastry Shop has been a local institution for over 30 years and has been hailed as THE spot to go to for delicious baked goods. The shop’s croissants are a work of culinary art, characterized by their crisp, golden-brown exterior that shatters delicately upon the first bite. Inside, it reveals a tender, airy crumb with layers of buttery goodness that melt seamlessly on the tongue. 

What to get Nutella croissant
Location 3936 W. Vickery Blvd., Fort Worth
Phone 817-732-5661
Hours 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday; closed Sunday-Monday

Guanajuato Bakery

As you step inside this grab-and-go style bakery, you’re immediately welcomed by the enticing aroma of freshly baked Mexican bread. The bakery boasts a wide array of breads, pastries and cookies, complemented by an extensive selection of cakes that blend traditional Mexican flavors with American favorites.

What to get Croissant filled with diplomat cream
Location 3301 E. Belknap St., Fort Worth
Phone 817-831-6066
Hours 6 a.m.-8 p.m. daily

The Black Rooster Bakery

At The Black Rooster, their passion lies in crafting premium pastries, meticulously handmade and freshly baked every day. Everything is crafted from scratch using only the finest ingredients available. Alongside traditional favorites, such as blueberry muffins and the iconic croissant, guests can also indulge in unique treats, like the cruffin and a selection of filled croissants. 

What to get Kouign Amman, a multi-layered croissant filled with caramelized sugar
Location 6333 Camp Bowie Blvd., Suite 204, Fort Worth
Phone (817) 738-2181
Hours 8 a.m.-noon Saturday 

Panaderías Don Goyo

Panaderia Don Goyo has firm roots when it comes to authentic Mexican bread. They opened their doors on May 1, 2007, under the name “Anakaren” which stuck for a couple of years. Over the years, the bakery continued to grow and Anakaren was later changed to Panaderia Don Goyo. The bakery is well known in the community for its fresh baked goods, including its croissants (or “horns). Customers can snag one to take away for just $1 or include a few in their order, available with options like cinnamon sugar or plain sugar (ideal for pairing with berries and cream).

What to get Cuerno de Queso (Cheese Horn)
Location 2501 W. Seminary Dr., Fort Worth
Phone (817) 923-4277
Hours 6 a.m.-9 p.m. daily

Eatzi’s Market & Bakery

Eatzi’s Market & Bakery offers a European-inspired dining experience. Their shelves are stocked with a variety of freshly baked breads, flowers, wine, craft beer, fresh produce and ready-to-eat meals made from scratch. Indulge in their exquisite traditional croissants—buttery, flaky and beautifully crafted. For those seeking adventure, try their chocolate croissant or turn it into a sandwich with the bacon, egg, and cheese croissant option.

What to get Chocolate croissant
Location 1540 S. University Drive, No. 100, Fort Worth
Phone 817-945-9095
Hours 8 a.m.-8:30 p.m. daily