Yummy

Terrible

Fresh and delicious

Good croissiants

Always great

EXTREMELY disappointed! Ordered for PICKUP - REGULAR CROISSANTS - received SMALL ONES! These are incredibly smaller than what I ordered or normally pickup in house! NOT WHAT I PAID FOR!!

In the past these were a staple in my home. I've been to three different Sams and they are all smaller, dried out and near expiration date. The company made a mistake with the decision change. Please change them back.

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.

In some form my family has been a Sam's Club member for 30 years and throughout the years we have purchased these Croissants and the batch I bought last week was the first time I have ever want to NOT eat them. They are now thick and bready not light with crispy layers like they use to be. Hopefully this a fluke but I won't be buying again until they 'look' like their normal selves

Half of the croissants don’t even meet at the ends to make a complete circle; the ends should overlap each other. Since PR Sams club has increased the price to $6.98 I would think that the consumer could expect at least a better product. Also; the employees baking and packaging these half formed croissants hide the inferior croissants under the properly formed croissants. I went through 8 packages of croissants before I found a package with less than two incomplete croissants. The Hatillo Sams Club needs a manager that shows a little ambition and quits closing his eyes to shoddy workmanship.