If you have a sweet tooth, this place will make it fall off…read more Found a cute little sweet shop in the medieval town of St Paul de Vence in the south of France. There are a bunch of delicious looking candies and cookies that are enticing even to me, who doesn't have a sweet tooth. Everything is beautifully displayed and plastic gloves are available for the customers to handle the merchandise. The staff is super friendly and helpful. Everything you buy is put into beautiful tin boxes or cans. All of this come at a price; things in this little shop are not cheap.

Only try the sample if you have $ as you won't be able to resist filling up a little bag to take…read morehome with you. My personal favorite was their lemon cookie. It reminded me of a shortbread cookie with superb lemon flavoring. I wanted to share it with my sisters but I didn't because I couldn't part from it. I also enjoyed their small biscuits filled with caramel. I tried their other location in Nice but they weren't as fresh as the ones here.

My favorite chocolate store in France. I love this place, I used to go to their old location and…read morelove this new store even more. While traveling, I had to get my Easter chocolate there. Very high quality chocolate, and delicious. The owners are very nice and helpful, and always give me a chocolate to go when I buy something. Great choice and beautiful presentation. I highly recommend this store.

From the owner: La bonbonnière antiboise vous propose ses chocolats aux saveurs subtiles. Différents parfums…read moreconstituent la gamme de nos pralines belges "amandolas" de fabrication artisanale 100% pur beurre de cacao... ... Pralinés, ganaches, pate d'amande, crèmes, orangettes, cerisettes, liqueurs, marrons glacés, mendiants, pâtes de fruits... Figurines artisanales de grande qualité pour noël et pâques. La richesse, la diversité de nos chocolats ainsi que nos prix "les plus bas du marché" (32 € le kg... Prix public), contribuent au succés de notre maison. Pour les plus exigeants "amandolas" est le symbole traditionnel de toutes les fêtes

Bonnes patisseries et viennoiseries. C'est dommage que les vendeuses s'offusquent et vous snobent…read moresi on préfère choisir en leur indiquant quelle patisserie on veut. Ridicule... mais tellement français.

Jean-luc Pele is a wonderful chocolate, macaron, and bread shop located in Cannes. One of the few…read morein the area, the selection is fantastic. The quality and freshness are stellar, my wife and I brought macarons home that we purchased Friday morning, they weren't sampled until approx 36 hours later surviving the trip from Cannes to NJ. My daughter whom we bought them for was ecstatic. I noticed many locals purchasing treats and bread so I believe my wife and I chose the right store. The service was great and the gentleman serving us was very helpful.

I stumbled upon this store and would not leave. I've never seen so many unique and fun pieces of…read morechocolate and more. I had to try everything. Very reasonably priced and everything was delicicious.

We stopped into Madison Duplanteur after having some of their delicious jasmine jelly when we ate…read moreat L'agapé in Cagnes Sur Mer the night before. Osema was an incredible host. He let us sample ALL of the products. Gave us a little mini tour of where they make the chocolate. And gave us spoons to sample the chocolate fountain. What a fun little adventure. Of course, we bought a bunch of the chocolate because it's delicious.

This is a small cafe in Grasse that serves cappuccino and assorted chocolates. There are many…read morechocolates to choose from but it's all very expensive. I ordered two pieces of chocolates and both were 3 euros which is about $3.10. $3 is a lot for one piece of chocolate! It was good but nothing to brag about. The interior is really nice and looks very clean. I went to the bathroom and was surprised how dirty it was compared to the interior. The toilet wouldn't flush the soap looked clumpy and old. After I finished my chocolate, I was looking for trash can to throw away the wrapper and there wasn't any! Overall, chocolate was okay but not worth $3 per piece. I would just avoid this place and buy chocolate elsewhere. The bathrooms are the train station are also much cleaner.

Great breakfast/brunch/lunch spot with outdoor seating! They have a nice tea and coffee selection,…read moreand their house iced tea was a light floral refreshing tea that was very slightly sweetened. The brioche perdue was delicious - would definitely recommend! Service was attentive. I brought home a box of eight macarons. They had flavors such as lemon, salted caramel, chocolate, coffee, passionfruit choco, vanilla, strawberry, etc. The snickers cake was also very good.

Wonderful food and service, very relaxing spot for an afternoon snack/tea. Best chocolate ice cream…read moreI've had.