Such a cute, cozy café. We came here for breakfast, and they offer a great variety of options…read more.. from baked goods and omelets to sandwiches. Their drink menu is extensive, ranging from freshly pressed juices and healthy lattes to alcoholic drinks and espresso-based beverages. The plates and napkins are so whimsical. Not everything they offer is listed on the menu, which also adds to the charm. You can order takeout or dine in. For dine-in, just grab a table and a server will come by to take your order. Ordered: Me: * Pink latte - It's actually pink and has a nice, subtle chocolate flavor. * Italian sandwich - Perfect comfort food, panini-style and delicious. * Mocha latte - The flavor was just right. AG: * Cappuccino * Tomato sandwich * Christmas latte Excellent service! Will definitely be back. They accept both cash and credit cards.

Wwaaaahhhoooooooooo! That is all I can say. What a find!! A fantastic array of gluten free items,…read morebaguettes, quiche, cookies, pastries, breads. A total selection. I was very impressed with the baguette. Crispy exterior with a tender interior. It nice flavor even without butter. It was missing the yeastyness of a traditional baguette but I was still thrilled with it. I also got an apple galette which I enjoyed the next day for breakfast. I bought a quick but ruined it while rebating so I can't report on that, but it did look and smell great. I will make an effort to come back here again next time I'm in France. The GF baked goods here are much better than those in the US.

5 Stars for great espresso and coffee drinks in the heart of Petite France, with plenty of seating…read moreon two levels. As I was exploring some cities along the Rhein I found myself craving a really good cup of coffee at a really good coffee shop. I'm talking a third wave, artisanal, single-origin, bordering on pretentious, independent coffee shop. Yelp led me to Cafe Bretelles and I was not disappointed! Don't be turned off by what looks like a tiny coffee shop- there's a second level with more seating if the outdoor seats and first level are full. Just place your order at the counter and take a table number. We got an oat milk cappuccino (1 shot of espresso and steamed milk), an oat milk flat white (2 shots espresso and steamed milk), a hot chocolate, and a shot of espresso. The espresso-based drinks were just what I was after. They were rich, bold, and creamy. The hot chocolate was more like warm than hot, but packed on the flavor. Overall, this is a spot I'd frequent for if I was in Strasbourg more often. For now, it'll be a fond memory of a perfect cup of coffee in a sea of underwhelming hotel coffee.

ChatGPT recommended this place. We were at the Capitale de Noel. It was quite a hike to get here…read moreMaps was getting confused and had to cross a few bridges. Finally found it and was underwhelming. It was a micro place with seating for 6 people, one seat available and I sat there while my wife ordered. We were told we could not be served, we asked if we could wait inside and rudely told we have to wait outside in the cold. Don't come here there are plenty of bakeries that serve cappuccinos. I am writing his review while siting inside Secret De Table with plenty of seating where it is warm and drinking a great cappuccino.

We found this nice little spot located in the Grand Rue…read more They offer a good selection of items on their menu to include pastries and drinks. We opted for the flambée's and we're satisfied with our choices. The staff were friendly and engaging.

Bristrot Gourmand is inside the Colmar business area. My wife and I were on vacation and we were…read moreable to get seated pretty easily with our two small dogs. They seemed to have a very good brunch buffet menu but we weren't hungry enough to eat our money's worth. We shared a couple crepes (one chocolate, one Nutella) and macchiato. Both crepes were tasty. In a busy commercial area/touristy area they were getting pretty busy. The staff was nice, good experience!

Happened on it for a late breakfast. Wonderfully delicious with good choices and great service…read more Highly recommend.

I didn't know anything about this place coming in, but feel very lucky I came across it while…read moreexploring the covered markets in Colmar's scenic and historic Old Town. Their mouthwatering pie selection is what initially caught my eye. After wanting to try several things on the menu (this always happens), I decided to eat in. I ended up getting a spinach and goat cheese quiche (served with a side salad) and a slice of flourless chocolate cake. Portioning was very good and only set me back €13. The quiche was very delicious - nice and fluffy, with a generous amount of spinach and cheese; possibly the most well-made quiche I've ever had. The side salad that came with it was also very delicious - refreshing, light, and flavorful. The flourless chocolate cake was hands down the most delicious version I've ever had, made with the silkiest chocolate and infused with orange flavor. I do not know how they pulled this off but this cake tasted magical. I will definitely be back to have this flourless chocolate cake again next time I'm here.

This is a little gem of a place. If it were a few thousand miles closer to home I would be a…read moreregular. It is sort of like a French Sanford and Sons with all sorts of interesting stuff. Very eclectic, and for it worked. I was here at an odd time and the kitchen worked with me to have a couple of different tastes. One was a salad that had tastes I cannot describe. Since my French is very rusty and my Italian did no good I can only tell you that is was a feast for the eyes and had flavors mixed together that were unique. The base was an assortment of small tender leaves with shaved beets and feta. Yum! Then came the quiche, which was the best I have had. The crust was just delightful - it was delicate yet not intrusive to the dish itself. My fillings were pork belly and aubergine. This is truly a French place without feeling citified. Great service made this a very fun meal.

Walking around on a very cold late morning, we went from one promising looking restaurant to the…read morenext, to find that they were either closed for the holidays or were serving very hearty/dinner type meals. We navigated to Troc Cafe (yelped our way here) and though breakfast was finished, the quirky, warm ambience, and a pleasingly inexpensive and interesting lunch menu (written on a slate on the wall) greeted us and we decided immediately to stay. The ambience deserves a little call out - heterogenous chairs, plates and tables. Old movie posters, a retro weighing scale, spoons, pans, cane baskets etc. hanging from the ceiling. Now for the food: for starters we had salads - mine, lentils mixed with small bacon bits on a bed of pea leaves. My companion's was a cold ratatouille (crumbled) and feta, also on pea leaves. Both filling and different and for only €2.20 each! For mains we got a vegetarian quiche with goats cheese - the right size, perfectly balanced (not too 'eggy' as is sometimes the case), and a chicken leg with cous cous. The leg was roasted in a red pepper sauce, and the cous cous was delightfully spiced. We were spoken to in French (which we wanted to practice and were glad for it) and were not rushed at any point - service was really good with the two friendly-faced guys being attentive, neither overbearing nor negligent. I highly recommend visiting Troc Cafe!

Best Quiche I ever tasted. Picked one of the specials of the day, which was Sweet Potato Quiche,…read morewhich was delightful. Paired it with a Gewürztraminer wine and a cappuccino. The lady taking care of me was kind and spoke a bit of English. Would go back!

This place seems to have a lot of good reviews, but sadly, I did not have a good experience when I…read morewas there. The two pastries that intrigued me the most were their lemon tarte and a fluffy German cheesecake called Käsekuchen. Ideally, I would have gotten both, but I was so full from eating everything else in this town that I had to settle with having just one pastry for an afternoon snack - and I went with the Käsekuchen. While I liked that it wasn't too sweet, it ended up being very eggy and altogether very meh - a first for me when it comes to pastries in France. The tea I got to go with it was also not very memorable. While the interior is cute - rustic, with lots of Teddy bears everywhere - the service was very lacking, especially compared to other places in this town. Maybe my experience would have been better if I had picked the lemon tarte or tried some lunch or dinner items, but I'll probably skip this place next time I'm in town.

I had seen a lot of reviews about this is a must visit patisserie in Strasbourg. I passed by it a…read morefew times before stopping in and each time there was a line out the door. I finally decided to make the stop around lunch time on a Tuesday and waited a little less than 10 minutes (the line moves quickly). I ordered a pain au chocolate and the pretzel gratinee. Together they were both around 5 euros which is pretty reasonable. They warmed up the pretzel which was nice. Unfortunately there was nothing special about either things to me that would make me want to go back. They were good, but nothing that stood out to make it exceptional. I've had numerous pain au chocolats and this tasted like the rest. The pretzel was good and soft, which I liked but the cheese was only in the middle and not much on the outside. I've had better tasting pretzels for sure. It was a decent place, but not as hyped up as it was made out to be.

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

We found this little cafe on a quiet little alley in Strasbourg. Looking for a coffee and a snack,…read morewe sat on the outdoor patio, which is very pretty, quiet, and private. Mr. Bee ordered a cappuccino and we shared a chocolate mousse crepe. The coffee was delicious, and the crepe was not only beautiful but filled with light chocolate mouse, with more mousse on the side. It was a delicious few bites and the perfect pairing with coffee.

We decided to try this place for brunch after a bit of walking around on our day trip to…read moreStrasbourg. The place is very nice and have outdoor seating available. We didn't have anything set that we really wanted to try and just went with their recommendations. ...and first things first--we enjoyed our brunch. It was delicious. The mix of sweet and savory; as well as the warm and cold side of the board was great balance. We really had a lovely time. Here comes the "But"... the only thing that bothered us a bit was the guy helping us (manager/owner?) was a bit defensive (almost argumentative) on his explanation between hot chocolate drink and hot cocoa. I'm pretty sure he's very knowledgeable and passionate about his line of work...but his attitude should be turned down a notch or two for the folks that may not know (like us) a lot about the subject.

Pastries were decent. Lots of savory sandwich options and cold drinks. Good for on the go while…read moreexploring Colmar.

Got hooked on Poulaillon after trying their "poulet ananas" sandwich, but it took a real turn…read moretowards addiction when I added their chocolate twist to the mix. This is a good snack or takeout breakfast/lunch option. Don't be shy about adding the chocolate twist to your order!