During my visit to Corsica, I was surprised at how GOOD the pastries were there! I guess they are…read moretechnically in France, but the pastries were almost as good as the ones in Paris. The bread was a bit saltier and had a nice, chewy "bite" to it. At this Boulangerie I sampled a cream-filled croissant and it was super tasty. The cream was a bit "off" but I'm not sure if that's just a Corsican thing (other creams in the pastries from other bakeries in town also had the same strange taste, but now that I'm back in the U.S. I'm having nightmares about the cream puff scene in "Van Wilder"). This place is worth a stop if your sweet tooth is raging, but be warned: the employees here were NOT friendly at all. Not only aloof, but pretty rude. That seemed to be the norm in Corsica.

Excellent beautifull pastries and traditional rustic bread! If France's boulangeries in general…read morehave improved the quality of their products, this one in Corsica can really be ranked among the best. The bread is crunchy and fresh all day. The pastries are not too sweet and are so attractive. The morning pastries or vienoiseries are also great choices and the prices are right.

OMG, this is THE place to go for breakfast pasteries when in Sardegna...if I didn't know better,…read moreI'd swear I was at a corner bakery in Paris somewhere. Endless selections of sweet and tart or buttery pasteries, OJ squeezed from the machine when you order it, and a decent brew of coffee as well. Don't forget to grab a few cold slices of pizza to go for the beach later too!

This is by far the best bakery in the whole area of Costa Smeralda. They have delicious freshly…read moremade pastries as well as more savory things. Its ideal to swing by this place to get some pizza, arancini, sandwiches, and other food to take on the boat or to have on the beach. Their coffee is also pretty good as the ice cream.

This bakery/sandwich shop is 1) right next door to a hotel that most unfortunately does not have…read moreits own restaurant and 2) mercifully open when everything else nearby is closed so it earns 3 stars for my stomach's undying gratitude alone. The fare is pretty good - there's no way to sample ALL the fare but the sweets are very tasty. The savory stuff .... eh. One night I ordered a quiche which was decent but tepid, and the next night I ordered a squash-based sandwich that was not very good at all. The major downside about this place though is that Corsica has a lot of flies. And this place is a bakery. I'll let you use your imagination re where I'm going with that but there were a few things that looked tasty, but no way was I going to order.