“ Croffle house is a small place, and it was packed on a Sunday afternoon. There is table seating towards the back and window counter seating up front. This was my first time having a croffle. They were light and crispy with the perfect amount of sweetness. ”

“ One of my colleagues bought Croffle House to my attention, and since it seemed like something (somewhat) unique, I was intrigued. The combination of different bakes tends to create buzz (think the Cronut), and this concoction - called the Croffle - is in similar vein. That being said, I was looking forward to checking them out. A croffle, as they call it, is a combination of a waffle and croissant - these are definitely the star of the menu and CH serves multiple varieties with a number of different toppings. I tried their blueberry one which was topped with a blueberry-flavored cream as well as fresh blueberries. The croffle was good - the bake itself was sturdy which made it easy to handle and able to withstand the toppings; for some reason I thought it was gonna be flimsy like a croissant which wouldn't have been good. The toppings were fresh and not too sweet which I appreciated. Overall, I'm intrigued by Croffle House - my expectations were exceeded and I would definitely return to try more of their selection. ”

“ I'm always STUFFED after dinner at a nearby restaurant but want to always squeeze in dessert. These milk popsicles have been just the perfect dessert. I got the coffee one and bf got the red bean one. They're NOT too sweet and so refreshing. ”

“ Probably my go to place for a little something sweet in the Murray Hill area. The croffles are sweet but not too sweet. I recently stopped by and saw they had the Dubai chocolate flavor! Really good selection of different croffles, they also have savory croffles as well. My go to flavor is probably the Nutella banana, mainly because bananas are sweet no matter the season. Parking is definitely difficult in the area, there is also no more outdoor patios/cubicles to dine in. Overall staff is great, never had an unpleasant experience. Overall ambience is a cute little cafe with a handful of seating available. Initially when they first opened they sold plants, but that is no longer the case. But they do offer more variety of desserts including popsicles, egg tarts, etc. Would recommend if you're in the area! ”

“ *Delivery Review* I honestly think this will eventually be a 5, but I need to go in person. This was one of the most pleasant delivery surprises I've had in a while. Check out at how pristine and delicious everything looks. Dude was on a bike too, 20 min ride. Shouts to the CH staff for packing it so nicely. It obviously wasn't warm anymore but GOOD LAWD it was all still so delicious. I almost requested no banana on the Nutella Croffle, but that would have been a big mistake. Both Croffles are so well put together, the ingredients complement each other so well. The icing on the Oreo Croffle is on the sweet side, but my sweet tooth is my superpower, so I enjoyed it. I will definitely be ordering from here again, but I NEED to go in person to get the full effect. Don't hesitate, place your order now. ”

“ Got mango croffle, choc almond croffle ($5.75 each). 1 of the employees had enough sense to tell me that the whipped cream in the mango croffle contains some alcohol. It's not strong enough to taste it, but a warning/full disclosure of ingredients would be nice. Anyway, both mango & choc almond croffle are amazing (5/5) as usual. Choc almond has more of a dark chocolate flavor, so it's not too sweet. They ran outta the choc almond when we were abt to order, so they made us 2 within a few mins. Also got a chestnut latte ($5.50, 3/5) which we liked. I just wish the latte was a bit stronger. A roasted chestnut flavor would be better too. ”

“ After a quick satisfying dinner next door, we fam went to croffle house and I get why it's got near-5-star reviews! They raved. Mango game strong. Fast good service (cash discount or credit card fee of 3%). Maybe about 15 chairs inside. Across from the Murray Hill LIRR stop. Fun fact if coming from city: get the city ticket same-day and it's usually $5 To explore this awesome part of Queens away from the bustle of dt Flushing yet charming nonetheless with more of a korean flair. Walk down northern for some post dessert exercise before heading back. ”

“ When my friend invited me to visit Croffle House, she excitedly asked, "Have you ever had croffles before?" Her enthusiasm was contagious, and I knew we were in for a treat. Croffle House is an absolute gem. The croffles are a delightful fusion of croissants and waffles, offering the perfect balance of crispy and fluffy textures. Each bite was a harmonious blend of sweetness and buttery goodness that left me wanting more (and seriously considering a second order). The ambiance is warm and inviting, making it a fantastic spot to relax and enjoy your treat. I also appreciated their clever use of outdoor seating inside tents, adding a unique and cozy vibe - perfect for those who enjoy a bit of fresh air (or pretending to dine al fresco in a chic European café). During our visit, we indulged in their sweet potato croffle and cherry croffle. Both were absolutely delicious, though a bit challenging to cut through (cue the gentle wrestling match with my dessert). The sweet potato croffle had a comforting, earthy sweetness, while the cherry croffle offered a delightful burst of tartness that kept my taste buds dancing. To complement our croffles, we tried their Korean jelly drinks, which are supposedly good for the skin (because why not enjoy a treat with added beauty benefits?). We picked up two, and they were a refreshing and fun addition to our croffle feast. The drinks were light, with a pleasant jelly texture that added a quirky twist to our indulgence. If you're in the area and looking for a delicious and unique dessert experience, Croffle House is definitely worth a visit. Their croffles are a must-try, and the overall atmosphere makes it a perfect spot for catching up with friends or just enjoying a peaceful moment alone. Plus, don't miss out on those Korean jelly drinks for a refreshing twist ”

“ The first times I came, I thought this was nothing more than a novelty. Since then, I've ordered from here dozens of times (and never took a decent photo lol). The price has gone up a few times since, and I think it's around $6.50 a croffle now depending on which one you get. Still consistently delicious, though! My favorite is the chocolate almond croffle and the mango croffle. I've tried every single one. I don't really like the cherry one... Place is super yummy!!! ”

“ First time trying croffles! I've heard good things about this place before and was curious to see how the food was. First thing was my friend had asked for one mochi donut but they gave her two (and she got charged two). The purple yam mochi donut didn't have much of a purple yam flavor and just tasted like white chocolate to me. I didn't really like the mochi donut - the chewiness was good but the topping was hard. The croffles were the star of the show and I enjoyed the blueberry croffle the most. I liked the blueberry flavored cream. The other two croffles had a delicious fresh cream as well. I wasn't a big fan of the croffle itself, it was a little dry. Overall: skip the mochi donuts, there's better places. The croffle is interesting though because I don't see many places selling croffles. I think the price is fair and worth a try. They have many flavors too so I might try the sweet potato or Nutella next time. ”