This is a fine boulangerie that is just a block away from the historic Notre Dame Cathedral in…read moreReims. We dropped in for lunch and enjoyed a sandwich, a wrap, and an almond pastry on their patio.

This place was super convenient to our hotel and the prices are extremely reasonable which is why…read morethis is rated as a 4. The quiche was good and the apricot pastry was good as well. Coffee was ok but if you want cream it's not a thing. They do not speak English so be prepared when you go in.

When you go to Reims, you will see the pretty pink cookies everywhere. You can buy them at the…read moretourist office, also. They are supposed to be dipped in tea or champagne. If you go in this shop, you can try a piece and get some for home.

I did my research 2 c wut Reims wuz known 4... This place came up so I had 2 check it out. I love…read morethe color pink & sweets so it wuz the perfect stop b4 I went 2 c the notre dame cathedral. Cute quaint store. Not busy wen I went. Purchased some pink rose biscuits, took some pics & left. The biscuits were ok, nothing spectacular. I wudnt highly recommend, unless u're in Reims visiting & happen 2 b walking by...

We went twice, once for breakfast and once for dinner. It was perfectly fine, nothing outstanding…read morebut absolutely acceptable and fairly priced. Better than most of the other places we went on this street.

Really disappointed, not worth its location or patio. I'm speaking in terms of the brunch, you get…read morea coffee, oj, two eggs, sausage, Canadian bacon, a pastry and a crepe for 14€. You pay for what you get. The meal tastes like it was microwaved. The crepe is chewy and hard. The orange juice you get is only a tiny glass. Really not great and the service is slow.

Really enjoyed our breakfast here in Reims. More modern layout but it seems like a lot of Reims has…read morebeen updated for an increase in tourism. Their complete breakfast includes croissants (regular and chocolate) breads and jams, eggs, ham, salmon and cheese and coffee and orange juice. It was a lot of food for 16 euros. The croissants weren't my favorite and the eggs were a bit over cooked. However, it was a very pleasant experience and the food was still very good, even if not the best on our trip. I liked it. Certainly among the best value for breakfast that we have seen.

Quaint little cafe that offers brunch! Perfect since we didn't get out of our room until 1100…read more Close to the cathedral and city center. English translations and patient servers. Cool art and ambience.

This is a fairly large confectioner that is conveniently located on the pedestrian walkway, Place…read moreDrouet D'Erlon in Reims. We went in here because my sister wanted to buy a box of chocolate for a friend. The store sells chocolates by the kilo, packaged candies such as caramels, meringues, biscuits, cookies and etc....Also you cannot miss the large variety of macarons they have on display. The ladies working in there are very friendly and have samples ready for their customers. We saw a sign for 7€ for 100 grams of chocolate, which seems to be a good deal. I bought the deal, but had the lady who was helping me choose the chocolates for me. Too many choices and they all looked good! The nice thing is the pieces are small, and that's good because the milk chocolate ones are a little sweeter than I like. She asked me if I wanted it boxed as in a gift for someone or in a regular bag. It was only a gift for myself, so I just had it bagged. The chocolates were good. The 100 grams were just enough to snack on for a few days. The milks were definitely sweater than the darks, so if you prefer then less sweet, get their dark chocolate. The two young ladies in there who were working were very friendly and very eager to help. Next time we're in Reims, I'd come back here and try their other confections like their macarons and other candies!

This is a quaint, whole bean coffee and tea shop. They only sell coffee and tea to take home, not…read morecups of coffee. The shop owner was very friendly and accommodating of our limited French speaking abilities. She will grind the beans for you as well. She has many single origin coffees from all the best places, Guatemala, Ethiopia, Costa Rica. It's right across from a grocery store so you can stock up if you are staying in Reims for a while.

This is a cute little shop with snacks. They also have sweets. The service was nice. It's popular…read more They have sweet and savory food. There are also very popular.

The first morning here and off for a coffee and croissant for brekkies...we found Waida…read more They kindly provided butter and jam for my partner who brought her own bread due to a flour allergy - no problem. Good start. I had a couple of croissants which were a little on the overdone side...you may have experienced this - you start with a whole croissant and end up with a mountain of bits scattered over plate, table and usually you too. Imagine the debris after 2! It was friendly enough, though we had to get up to pay since of course we didn't really want to divert one of the waitresses attention from her phone We decided we could find better the next day (we sort of did - see Harald - in a way)

Amazing food and great customer service. We enjoyed our dishes. I had salad with smoked salmon and…read moremy husband tried their vegetarian dish, lots of flavours. And delicious champagne!

After the previous day's crumbling croissants experience, we discovered this little place…read morecompletely hidden away...and its not so little either as it also occupies a little courtyard outside as well Where to start - there's nothing quite like this - no photos unfortunately. Amazing furnishings, Marriages Freres Earl Grey Imperial, no croissants "we only do them sometimes at weekends", amazing cakes; everything homemade... Sorry, you just have to go there and experience it yourself. Clearly they do a lot of business and have a bigger menu than just breakfast Try it out!

Since this was my very first time in Reims, I really wanted to soak up the local foodie culture. I…read morewas searching for a small coffee shop, and I passed by Holy Shot and decided to pop in.    The proprietor behind the counter couldn't have been nicer. She spoke zero English, but was incredibly welcoming and kind. She seemed almost giddy (by French standards) to have tourists in her coffee shop, so I got the feeling this was a very locals-only type place.    We ordered cappuccinos and a "baked fresh today" chocolate chip cookie that looked too irresistible to pass up.    Now, France isn't exactly known for their espresso, and these cappuccinos admittedly weren't very good. They were hot, but that's about it. The cookie didn't fare much better, it wasn't very sweet but did taste nice and fresh. You could really taste the fresh butter and quality ingredients.    This is a very tiny little coffee shop, and we sat at a communal table in the window with a lovely local couple who also didn't speak English (or look, they at least pretended not to, LOL). Although I didn't love the coffee or treats, the cozy atmosphere was absolutely perfect, especially on a cold and rainy afternoon in Reims. It also felt really good to support a small local business.