Impressive - yes.\nTasty - not as good as you would think.\n\nWith all that said, this is still my type of place to get a quick bite, late night bite (open until midnight), or indulge in a pastry.\n\nSmall juices - $4.95 \n\nChocolate croissant $4 - mammoth in size, thick crust and thick throughout, which means it won't be an airy soft croissant, EXTREMELY salty. In fact, that's all that I could taste. This truly tasted like salty bread in the form of a brick-like croissant.\n\nTandoori chicken sandwich - good but bland and heavy, I didn't understand the need for cheese in this sandwich.\n\nSundried Tomato Chicken Sandwich - this was the better of the 2 sandwiches and had more flavor (barely).\n\nAll sandwiches are:\n*roughly $9 to $10\n*all come with cheese \n*all are pre-made which means that they do not make to order if you have special requests (what you see is what you get)\n*can be slightly toasted or pressed, which makes it super greasy (so if you want to feel less guilty, maybe eat it as is aka cold)\n*filling for 1 person\n*overall - bland sandwiches \n\nCoconut Macaroons - \nIndividual wrapped: $2 for the plain or $3 for the chocolate half iced \n4 pack - $8 \nThese are dense and moist mothers. The coconut flavor is mild. Halfway through, I almost forgot I was eating a macaroon because it is so moist, it has the texture and consistency of a brownie or a cake pop.\n\nPalmiers $14 - waiting to be opened but I have a feeling that these will be as salty as their croissants\n\nCaramel Corn - $9.80 waiting to be opened\n\nChocolates - $6 for 2 pieces waiting to be opened \n\nOverall, you are definitely paying for the brand. They place a lot of attention to every detail, which I can appreciate - down to their plastic ware - which looks like real silverware. heh. \n\nLocation: in Aria \n\nParking: free self-park structure
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