Arrived at 1740 after a 30 minute ride here to be told they don't serve anything 20 minutes before…read more... Grrr not happy ! BUT!!.... came back the day after and the coffee and atmosphere is absolutely divine ! Worth two trips across town for

My husband and I recently traveled to tours and we stopped by here daily for the delicious coffee,…read morepastries and kind service. The store is run by a husband and wife she does the baking and he runs the shop. We are still dreaming about the scones and quiche. We liked the coffee so much we even brought some home to California. It's organic and roasted in France. You won't be able to come here only once.

Amazing coffee place in the heart of Vieux Tours! Delicious coffee/tea and a nice cold drink called…read moregranité in several flavors. Oh, and do try the cheesecake - it's really to die for. We spent an entire afternoon in this cafe during our weekend in Tours; it has a very relaxed vibe with people chatting at the tables or working on their laptops (free wifi), while Latin American music was softly playing in the background. An ideal place to retreat from the streets of Tour and re-energize in the good care of the Guatemalan owner/operator.

An energetic, colorful, and inviting café. Perfect for studying or grabbing coffee with friends…read more Their cheesecake is one of a kind. I look forward to returning here soon!

From the owner: Brasserie du midi. 2 entrées , 2 plats et 2 desserts au choix chaque jourread more

From the owner: Le salon de thé vous accueille pour vos petits déjeuners, brunchs, petites pauses déjeuner et bien…read moreentendu pour un goûter gourmand autour d'un de nos 70 thés (ou un café ou un bon chocolat ou une boisson fraîche maison ...). Vente de thés, confitures et quelques douceurs (notamment les pains d'épices maison d'octobre à mars). Réservation obligatoire pour les brunchs du week-end.

I was craving an American style coffee drink--if you ask for coffee at most places in France, they…read morejust give you a shot of cappuccino. I got a chai tea latte and it was very good. Lots of whipped cream and it was decently sized. They also have some other very fancy huge drinks with lots of sugar that look amazing. It's kind of expensive, but I think that is to be expected in France, especially because it is near Place Plumereau. They have a nice outdoor area, plenty of chairs and tables, and they have wifi which is nice for studying/working.

After lunch in tours, we needed a little caffeine and went to the French Coffee Shop. I ordered a…read morelatte and my husband opted for a mocha. Both were excellent. It was probably one of the best lattes I've had - definitely the best I had during our vacation in France. 5 stars.

A well hidden nice place to eat or have some tea/coffee!…read moreGreat staff, music and decoration!

From the owner: Un pub dans une demeure du XVème siècle Un pub anglais, ou plutôt "à l'anglaise", qui a l'avantage…read morede se trouver dans une magnifique maison du XVème siècle sur la plus jolie place de la ville. Que demander de plus ?

Everything about our meal was excellent and exceptional. The food was delicious and the service was…read moregreat. We ordered prefix menu of one starter, one entree and one dessert for 42 Euros. The tartare, monkfish and duck filet were our favorite, the flavors were exceptional and the waiter suggested great wines to pair with each of our entree. The restaurant is located at the city center of Tours in a small alley, easy to find with Google map. The space is not very big but cozy and warm, the quality of the food is beyond what we paid for, highly recommended!

The restaurant was recommended to us by our AirBnb host after we asked them for some guidance after…read morebeing disappointed on our first night. Thankfully we were able to get a table without a reservation as it was indeed excellent. It was also obvious that it was a local favorite with several tables clearly occupied by couples on a date night. We decided to have 2 courses each and share a dessert. For starters we had the foie gras and a warm salad with quail. Followed by entrées of fish and pork loin. And a dessert that was essentially a very indulgent Brioche French toast. Everything was quite impressive but I do think the first course and dessert triumphed over the entrées. In any case I'd go back again if I were back in the area. The service was also on point and friendly.