Eight years later and this bakery is still an AAA+. Such a nice group of people, any kind of bread…read moreyou want, stellar croissants--and my favorite sacristan. Don't sleep on the lemon tarts, either.

Breakfast was excellent- we had each a croissant, a hige fresh orange juice and a cappuccino all…read morefor €21.80

This is a review of the Maison Violette in Villeneuve-lez-Avignon, the suburb across the Rhône from…read moreAvignon proper. Dîtes-moi pourquoi Proust a mangé seulement les petites Madeleines? Le monde de la pâtisserie est grand, varié, et plein de la beauté visuelle et gustative. La Maison Violette vous offre ce monde entier avec la service polite. Prenez ce plaisir épicurien pour vous-même.

Wonderful bakery for all manner of French pastries and baguettes. This was our daily stop while at…read morest Rémy. Used primarily by locals, so very inexpensive. Coffee are from a machine, but delicious!

We came to visit the Museum of Lavendar and found this bakery across the street. Of all the…read morepastries we tried in all of France, this was our absolute favorite. Everything we tried here was absolutely delicious and perfect. Some of their pastries are award winning and their prices are great.

Best pastries I've ever had! So fresh and unique. Go first thing in the morning and choose the…read morepastries by the cashier. You will not be dissatisfied!

This is a great little Boulangerie (bakery) run by a great young couple. I stopped by every…read moremorning for cafe and croissant. We also tried their pan au chocalat (also great), baguette's and patisserie - all wonderful. If you're in the area please stop by and support them! They also seem to have a great following with the locals.

All I can say is OMG! Really, the croissants were excellent and the service was right up there…read more this is place is a must 'to do'!

Oh dear lord, buy the bread buy the tarts, buy some for now and some for later. No matter how much…read moreyou buy, you'd wish you would have bought more, it's that good. The bread has the most incredible texture, crunchy on the outside and soft and doughy on the inside, and so full of flavour. I'm sure the pastries are as good as the bread, but unfortunately I didn't try any. Seats are often limited in this busy train station cafe. Look out for the meal deals which can save you some Euros if you're buying a drink, sandwich and dessert.

About the only place to get food at Avignon TGV. It'll keep you going, but that's about it…read more In the lentils and poached egg, the lentils were good and the poached egg acceptable, good but not for everyone. The onion-anchovy-pizza-tart was dried out, almost desiccated; I wouldn't get that again. There's two beers on hand, some wine, and the usual soft drinks. Better than a candy bar from the Selecta machine, and a fine place to sit, but definitely airport-grade food, not what I can usually find in a large train station.