Great coffee and dessert! Loved visiting while in Strassbourg, France. Hope to return somedayread more

Very unique concept of paying for time instead of paying for individual products in the cafe. The…read moreprocess works like this: you pay 5 euros for each hour and you get unlimited coffee, tea, fruits, snacks, and other food options. You can also pay 24 euros for the entire day or 240 euros for the whole month. When you check in at the front counter, you get a card that keeps track of your time. Advice: students get 10% off and members (free of charge and requires filling out a simple form or sending an email) get 15% off for durations over two hours. The discount comes in handy if you stay the entire day. You can also print up to 10 pages for free and pay a small fee for each additional page afterward. The cafe is spacious with an upstairs conference room, two toilets, a variety of different seating arrangements, and plenty of space to find a spot to work. There are small lockers for storing your items if you decide to come in and out during the course of the day. You can even find board games and books to read! The owners and baristas are all very friendly and can answer any questions you may have. I've found this place to be a great spot to increase my productivity or simply to hang out with friends. I highly recommend checking this place out!

Absolutely loved this motorcycle themed cafe! I found this on the map and looked it up before…read moregoing. It seemed like a great place, I can confirm it is. I loved my cocktails, we had almost every beer and on tap (6) and were given samples to taste. And we eventually became hungry while sitting there enjoying our drinks during the pouring rain. We opted to try the chicken Bahn Mi, and this was plenty to share, for a snack. This cafe is off the main touristy path, and seems to be a local spot as well, with a second story provided additional seating and lounging areas. Our server/bartender was incredibly friendly and attentive. Great way to spend some time relaxing, while letting the rain fall and move through the city.

On our five night Strasbourg trip, we hit Jeannette three times. It probably had something to do…read morewith the cool owner, quirky atmosphere, and exquisite cocktails...but we felt like part of the family. Perfect stop after the cathedral or pregaming the cheese stop across the way.

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.

The food, coffee, and service was absolutely amazing!!! The staff wasn't fully fluent in English…read morebut knew a little bit and could still communicate just fine with our group. They were so kind and happy to serve us! This was a beyond delicious brunch. The smell alone had me drooling but I couldn't get over how delicious my food was!

From the owner: Entre amis ou en famille, ce Coffee shop au brique et bois apparent dans un cadre chaleureux. Sert…read moredes crêpes, pancakes, gaufres, galettes sarrasin, bruschetta, pâtisserie américaine et les boissons glacées.

L'intérieur féerique où nous sommes reçu par le propriétaire extraordinaire et créateur de A à Z de…read morece monde à l'ambiance barocalement chargé où nous pouvons profiter du calme, pour travailler tout autant que goûter aux madeleines et aux cakes de créateur, comme du thé anglais par Frederic. Le service est plutôt rapide mais les madeleine ont vite étés vendus. A visitér absolument *

The store smells very good. The madeleines are beautiful to look at, but the they DIDN'T taste…read moregood. Too sweet and artificial favors. The owner is a sale person so he will make things sound elaborate and "out of this world", but it didn't worth €2.6 to €6.8 per madeleine. Honestly, the owner gave my kids their business cards and told them to use as book marks...eyes rolling.

The "Christian" Hot Chocolate was the BEST! I highly recommend this choice! There are 6 different…read morehot chocolate to choose from. The Christian was intriguing. We did not make it down the spiral stairs to the tea room. The variety of delicious pastries are fabulous. Very friendly service. Merci!

An incredible experience! Pastry and hot chocolate unlike…read moreanything I have ever tasted. Stairwell to tearoom is so romantic. Decor is beautiful.

While walking through Petit France we found this delightful small restaurant. It fit our…read morerequirements of outdoor seating, quiche, and tarte flambé for lunch where we didn't want a huge meal of choucrutte or something similar. Service was quick, friendly, and tri-lingual in French, German, and English giving me an opportunity to butcher my extremely limited French. My wife loved her tuna quiche. I loved my tarte flambé with local Alsatian munster cheese. This is definitely a place we'd consider returning to for lunch/dinner.

You are probably reading this because you are walking around Strasbourg trying to figure out…read morewhether the cafes overlooking the charming plaza are okay. This one is just perfect, simple hearty food served relatively quickly (for France), by friendly, multi-lingual staff. Quiche Lorraine - yum. Potato pancakes with Munster - filling, good. Only thing to avoid is the pan flute guy plying the plaza with oldies.

Fast, drinks were good, they have lovely extensive lounge space, and a clean public bathroom in the…read moreheart of the city!

This Starbucks location is clean and inviting. On. Isidro mornings there can be a bit of a delay…read moregetting drinks, yet the staff move to get drinks out quickly. For the most part the staff are friendly and avoid being passive-aggressive toward non-French speaking people. Great location in the heart of Strasbourg.

Went there for breakfast while visiting the city. Tasty…read morepastries as well as baguette combined with great coffee. Had the almond croissant which was amazing! As was the grain baguette. Would order to go!

Wow!! What a nice shop…read more Great spot for chocolates, candies, nougat, gummies, etc. I am a big fan of their gummy candy and nougat. While it is not cheap, it is delicious, and it is packaged beautifully for you to enjoy or give as a gift. Service is excellent. They will likely offer a taste of their chocolate hazelnut spread (think Nutella). If they don't, ask. It is tasty.

We were invited to dinner by a local family and wanted to bring dessert. We picked the right…read moreplace. The eclairs (in an assortment of buttery yet light flavors of cream fillings) were nothing short of outstanding. My daughter preferred the caramel, my husband the pistachio, and I the hazelnut. But then, 2 days later, I was blown away by a Paris-Brest like eclair -- think éclair shaped sandwich of buttery pastry with almond cream filling sprinkled with powdered sugar and crumbled toasted almonds. I'd return to Strasbourg for that dessert. Back to the night before: both our hosts and we were transported by the Mont Blanc, a chestnut and cassis dessert that was unique in both appearance and flavor. Don't miss it. Our hosts, both French born, said they'd never tasted such a delicious version of that dessert, and that the addition of cassis was unique and genius of this pâtissier. Also, for what it's worth, the elegant woman in the shop was lovely. In short, for the best French pastry in Strasbourg, don't bother going elsewhere.