A small modern and cozy spot with delicious coffee, very friendly service, free WiFi, freshly…read moresqueezed orange juice, and really good food. Definitely should visit when in town.

This little cafe serves pancakes and coffee. Get your pancakes with eggs on top or your choice of…read moresides. The pancakes are small, about the size of my hand, but very thin (not crepes). My eggs were a little too jiggly on the whites, I'd ask for them to be fully cooked next time. I would pick elsewhere for my next breakfast, but it is adequate. A little expensive in my opinion. The coffee was good though!

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!

Nice selection of pastries at reasonable prices. Fast and friendly service. Great way to start your…read moremorning.

A cute little cafe located in Strasbourg, France. The bakery items and baguettes were very good. It…read morehas a cozy vibe inside, but gets quite busy in the morning (naturally). Definitely give this one a try.

This was probably the best bakery we visited in Strasbourg. Beautiful and delicious treats!read more

Hands down this is one of the best pastry shops in Strasbourg. It has been getting more social…read moremedia attention. There is a line and little standing room and three small tables. We sat outside and enjoyed our pastries and our Parisian sandwich. This pastry shop is just as good as any top notch place in Paris.

Very authentic, French speaking only cafe. Great coffee and some of the best almond pastries we…read morehave had. Nice, comfortable seating area

Was searching high and low for savory kugelhopf because I'm not a fan of sweet stuffs and I've…read morefinally found one at Westermann. "The texture of the kugelhopf is by far the softest and fluffiest I've had," according to my friend who's had 5 kugelhopfs from different boulangeries. I just wish they had more lardon bits in the bread itsefl given that it's two times the price compared to other boulangerie. But texture wise, nothing can compare to it.

Small bakery and tea shop, with small individual quiches that can be heated up to go...mine was…read moredelicious. Breads, cookies, pastries and - most expensive - pate baked into a pastry crust. Up to around 70 Euros per kg. I would need to exercise 10 hours a day if this place was across the street from my home. Baked goods...yum!

What is not to love about this quaint, little coffee/tea house? I have to admit, given the lack of…read moredecor and the size of the place, I was very hesitant about going in. I am so glad my husband insisted on visiting this place. The cafe appeared to be run by a happy, friendly elder gentleman. We had just arrived in Strasbourg, and it was pouring outside. He proceeded to give us tips about where to visit (and stay dry), what to eat, and the local delicacies. He spoke as he worked, and he even offered us chocolates to welcome us to the city! My husband thoroughly enjoyed every sip of the coffee. The company was wonderful, and apparently, so was the depth of flavors in the small little hot cup! If and when we visit Strasbourg again, this will be our first stop - mainly because of the cordiality of our new friend. Thanks for the memories!

Nice selection of desserts even late on a Sunday (1700) when we arrived. I got one of the cute…read moresnowman desserts; the others looked very good as well

A small bakery with friendly service and good sandwiches. If you want a wider selection of…read moredesserts, you might go to the bakery that is on route Le Clerc nearby. Or for the best chocolate croissant I've ever eaten in France, go to the Buhler patisserie.