“It’s like the size of my couch!” an onlooker joked. With its lifelike textures and creases, Bisou’s oversized display has each passerby doing double takes. The sculpture is perfect for a bakery known for its jumbo-size croissants. However, croissants aren’t the only thing on the menu. Bisou also serves baguettes, macarons, Danishes, cakes, and an assortment of other French pastries. If you’re ever on Robson St., stop by to admire the sculpture in all of its glory, or perhaps step inside to get a taste of the real thing.
Vancouver’s Largest Croissant
October 23, 2026
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Bisou Bakehouse’s large croissant display sitting behind glass, illuminated by vibrant city lights.
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Alvin Sheng, Staff Writer
At the final stop of his six-year journey at Saints, Alvin is delighted to find a place as a writer and photographer for The Echo! Believing that high school passes far too quickly, Alvin is passionate about capturing the little moments that are often lost in the rush of everything else. Whether it’s a disaster at Cooking Club or a pizza party at V&S Club, he plans on sharing the “slice of life” from around Saints, highlighting stories that are normally deemed newsworthy.
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