Absolutely horrible they was about 2% from being burnt very disgusting and disappointed we used to love to get these good just to eat make sandwiches ect apparently not anymore

This was great. My wife and my son absolutely love these. These tasted great. We love them. We certainly will order more when we are ready to buy more.

I bought these a few weeks ago and have yet to be able to eat one. I've tried cooking them on different temperatures even, and still dough on the inside. The outside cooks good, but that's it.

I can't give a real review because I've never seen these at our local 38671 location. I live an hour away from every Sam's club, but these crosswinds aren't in any of these location. Can the powers that be, make these available in my area?

Love these croissants. Flaky, buttery and delicious. I buy 2 packs, ziplock bag them, pop into the freezer until I toast and eat them! Everything is better on Sam's Club croissants.

These are the worst croissants I have ever had. I don't think real butter is being used to make these again. I think they are using margarine or shortening something heavier and oilier. These are heavy and leave a greasy coating in the roof of my mouth and lips. And thy have an off putting flavor like grease. I just bought these a few weeks ago and they seemed fine then but this time they are awful. Plus I did the order online and drive up and with this order and these croissants were about to expire 2 days after I purchased them. Well there goes using them for sandwiches for the next week. So whoever is doing the shopping for online needs to be checking expiration dates.

These are gross. They're very dry and have a funny aftertaste. They almost taste sour or like sourdough. Very artificial-tasting. I agree with the review that said they're more like rolls... they are. They aren't really like actual croissants, but this isn't France and these are less than $6/dozen lol so I get the appeal as far as price goes. They just don't taste good in my opinion. Weird texture too.

We have been buying croissants weekly for our breakfast for 4 years. Over time the taste and texture has gone downhill. This morning's breakfast was especially disappointing. Like gummy dough balls. Yucky. The lower price is not going to keep us buying them. AND this was our go to place for croissants.

I was so shocked to see the new lower price when the competitive club in town has raised the price. Although these are generally always top notch, I went to buy tonight and they looked so small. I'm guessing the bakers didn't let them proof long enough, hoping this is just a fluke!

These croissants are perfect for sandwiches and breakfast sandwiches. They aren't flaky and hold their shape well. I don't find they are all that great for a stand-alone croissant, but they are advertised as a "sandwich croissant" so they are perfect for that purpose. The only real downside is that they expire pretty quickly and start tasting a little stale a day before expiring. But, that is to be expected for a bakery good that isn't loaded with tons of preservatives. If you are looking for a flaky French-bakery croissant to have with some preserves and a cup of tea, this is the wrong croissant. This is definitely a sandwich croissant and has a consistency that is perfect for that purpose.