The only Ankara branch of an Istanbul-based French-style patisserie chain in Bahçelievler, known for its handmade croissants and cakes.
À La Lune Patisserie runs a French-style pastry shop on Oğuzhan Asiltürk Caddesi in Bahçelievler, in Ankara's Çankaya district. The brand builds its identity around handmade croissants and cakes made from scratch on-site, describing its own philosophy as carrying 'the spirit of France in the layers of fresh dough' rather than leaning on elaborate presentation. Its counter runs to sweet croissants — the classic butter version alongside chocolate and fruit variants — plain and savoury breakfast croissants, and a rotating line of cakes, with coffee and hot drinks as the natural pairing. The brand also operates three locations across Istanbul (Üsküdar, Ümraniye, Karaköy), and this Bahçelievler address is its only outpost in Ankara. Everything on offer sits squarely in pastry and baking — no promotional material or customer account for the shop mentions an alcoholic drink or a pork product anywhere on the menu. With a warm, intimate interior, it works equally well as a short coffee stop or a longer sit-down visit.
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