A good place to stop at for general food needs. They have a good selection of wine, beverages, and…read moresnacks. However, their food selection is lacking a little. If you need a quick drink or snack this is the place. But if you need food or cooking supplies I recommend Simply.

A deli in Strasbourg but unlike other delis has quite a lot of fresh produce, meat and fish…read morecounter, bakery and wine section. They have ready made meals and great quiche to take home and heat up. They also have a great selection of Foiegras and other local items. The selection of cold cuts is decent as is the selection of cheese. Cheese, bread, foiegras, wine and quiche. Is there anything more French that this ? Would happily come here again :)

It's like a farmers market, but in a store: produce, eggs, cheese, meats, wine, fish, bakery and…read moreyogurt. Everything here is produced locally. The prices actually aren't that bad, about what you pay at the grocery store, or a bit more for the extra quality but not super premium. You should go here before you go to Carrefour.

They will sell you on "the more you buy, the better the deal"... and if you really want a lot, then…read morehave at it. We didn't need enough to get a "free" box or anything else so we picked what we wanted and left. These aren't expensive, but they aren't cheap either. What a fun place to walk around and look. Of course we had to buy lollipops along with our cookies/biscuits. A fun experience overall. The kids got to pick out what they thought they would like and what they didn't like I got to eat.

Beautiful shop with biscuits and candy. What's not to like about that ? It is not cheap but the…read morequality of their products is excellent. They also have a variety of old styles biscuit tins that look beautiful. They a lot of different variety of biscuits and at €40 a kilo the bill adds up pretty quickly. I quite like their buiscuits and you can tell they are made with high quality ingredients. Definitely visit here next time I am in Strasbourg :-))

While walking through Petit France we found this delightful small restaurant. It fit our…read morerequirements of outdoor seating, quiche, and tarte flambé for lunch where we didn't want a huge meal of choucrutte or something similar. Service was quick, friendly, and tri-lingual in French, German, and English giving me an opportunity to butcher my extremely limited French. My wife loved her tuna quiche. I loved my tarte flambé with local Alsatian munster cheese. This is definitely a place we'd consider returning to for lunch/dinner.

You are probably reading this because you are walking around Strasbourg trying to figure out…read morewhether the cafes overlooking the charming plaza are okay. This one is just perfect, simple hearty food served relatively quickly (for France), by friendly, multi-lingual staff. Quiche Lorraine - yum. Potato pancakes with Munster - filling, good. Only thing to avoid is the pan flute guy plying the plaza with oldies.

Great little stop. Window is open directly to the street so you can just stop pick up some good…read moreice cream on a hot day or just for walking around with. Just happens to be dangerously close to where we're living.

The "Christian" Hot Chocolate was the BEST! I highly recommend this choice! There are 6 different…read morehot chocolate to choose from. The Christian was intriguing. We did not make it down the spiral stairs to the tea room. The variety of delicious pastries are fabulous. Very friendly service. Merci!

An incredible experience! Pastry and hot chocolate unlike…read moreanything I have ever tasted. Stairwell to tearoom is so romantic. Decor is beautiful.

A gorgeous shop with expensive coffee and chocolate. I did not eat here so cannot comment on the…read morefood however the coffee was expensive and tasted ordinary. They do speak English here so if you are not familiar with the language this is a good bet.

My sisters and I went on a random vacation to Strasbourg last week and ended up here because their…read moreQuiche Du Jour looked pretty good. Nobody in Strasbourg spoke English, and neither did the employees there, but wow, they sure were nice. They were so sweet to us and made every effort to communicate with us. We had delicious quiche and croque monseur, then we purchased chocolates and candies. We came back the next day to buy various pastries. The food was delicious, the people were genuinely kind, and our visit to their patisserie made our trip very special. If you visit Strasbourg, I highly suggest you go here for breakfast and tasty souvenirs!