This is one of the best Boulangeries I went to. They have amazing pastries and sandwiches. Please…read morego here if you're in the area. Service is very nice. The little sandwiches were excellent. It's in the center of town and very busy. Excellent place!

We had our breakfast here and it was delicious. Went with quiche that had chicken, onions and…read morecarrots. It was above our expectations, ask them to make it warm. Next we had the almond chocolate croissant. Even though the amount of chocolate was little the rich taste made up for it. Here are my ratings: Chicken, onion, carrot quiche: 8.5/10 Chocolate almond croissant: 8.5/10

The gallettes were delicious with a small side salad that was perfectly dressed. My husband had the…read morespecial with the traditional cidre and I had the mushroom and cream with a nice Burgundy Blanc. The restaurant was nice and the service was spot on. Great for a leisurely lunch, or dinner.

We stumbled upon this place just wanting a quick inexpensive lunch and it was a great experience!…read moreThey bring out delicious complimentary olives to start (perfect for us since we were hungry from walking around Dijon all morning). I ordered the galettes with salmon and my wife ordered one with ham and cheese - both very good and came with a fresh side salad! Friendly staff who didn't speak much English but were helpful and provided a menu in English!

Very convenient spot, situated right in between the train station and the main commercial area…read more Good variety of pastries in a small space, and everything we tried, including croissants, croissants aux amandes, and tarte aux fraises were delicious. Reasonable prices and friendly service, definitely worth a stop when in Dijon.

Authentic home made food and new menu everyday. All dishes are flavour full, it can get very busy…read moreduring times.

A bakery right in the heart of town that has a few menu options at reasonable prices for breakfast,…read moresuch as croissant/pain au chocolat with a hot drink and/or fresh orange juice. I thought the croissant was just ok; not as flaky or buttery as I prefer. Same with the coffee -- nothing special, but not bad either. There's very limited seating on the ground level, though there's an upstairs salon that I didn't check out. Visited here because they were close by, but in the future would rather check out one of the many other bakeries in town.