After traversing the Chateau in the rain, we had a quick stop at this cafe. The location is steps…read moreaway from the entrance of Fontainbleu. Food: Average french cafe food, we ordered salads (foie gras et poulet). The cappucino was mediocre. Service: Kind and quick, food came within 5-10 minutes! Pretty average but convenient food. There is also wifi in the cafe.

Our group of six stopped in for wine while awaiting our bus after a tour of Fontainebleau Castle…read more The staff was cordial and satisfied our every need. A very nice location to get a feel of French life and the people of France.Hope we were as good guests as they were people. 8/30/17

When I moved to France for year, everyone (including my "1,000 Places to See Before You Die" book)…read moresaid that I had to go to LaDuree on the Champs Elysees. I thought it was pretty amazing until I found Frederic Cassel. Yes, Cassel is better than LaDuree. The macaroons and desserts seems a little fresher and a little less dry.. and it seems like less of a "dessert factory" where Cassel puts more into each thing that he makes. He even took one of my classmates under his wing as an apprentice because she showed such an interested in chocolate! I was super lucky that this place was in Fontainebleau, where my school was located. There really isn't much at all in Fonty, as we call it, but this little gem more than makes up for that.

Every time I passed by this place on my way to LCL, I always stares at these amazing looking…read moredesserts for a long time. I gave a four stars just by their look. Their savory section such as the salmon tart looks colorful and amazing However, I bought their pistachio and cafe macaron. I feel it's extremely sweet and sticky inside. I didn't enjoy it much because I could only taste sugar inside. I heard some shop in Paris is a lot better called something like Pierre Hermes.

AVOID AT ALL COSTS! VERY DECEPTIVE!…read more Walking by outside we had seen a sign for breakfast. 1 orange juice+ 1 expresso + 1 croissant for 3.60€ Once inside we inquired and they said they were out of croissants but could give us something similar. We received the bill for almost 20€! Our orange juices were almost 5€ a piece. It's not okay to be so deceptive and treat customers this way. I would not recommend anyone visiting to come to this place.

This is a good place to drink coffee and people-watch. The espresso-jus d'orange-croissant special…read moreis a good deal. My mother has been raving about the salad she had here for months. There are different prices for the desserts if you take them away or eat them sitting down.

It was good. Not great, but good. The crepes can be very different depending on what you…read moreorder...obviously..duh. But even the texture, not the content was different. We just stopped in for a snack and one drink each. Neat little patio dining type place, but it's hidden with no view and once the sun goes down in October, chilly. The service was, well, French friendly. In other words, not very nice, but pleasant. We had one round of drinks and two crepes, 44 euros. You decide if you want to try it. Oh, and it is dog friendly should you wonder.

An excellent crêperie in a pittoresque historic village near Paris…read more While Barbison - the village where the creperie is location is better known for the painters who came here to draw from Paris over the 19th century, my wife and I stopped here mostly because we were staying in Melun and wanted to get somewhere out of it for a late breakfast and early lunch. We were in luck - this creperie was our find and was absolutely amazing, be it with regards to the quality of crepes (especially desert ones), internal decoration and the super nice staff that was extremely accommodating to our needs. Overall - a great stop if you are in the area, totally recommended!

We popped into this charming little bakery near Westfield mall during our quick stop in Paris and…read moreoh my goodness, it did not disappoint! I grabbed a flaky pistachio pastry and a classic baguette for the road, and both were absolutely heavenly - buttery, fresh, and full of that perfect French flavor. My husband went for their ham and cheese croissant and couldn't stop raving about how crispy and gooey it was. The staff was super friendly even though our French is terrible, and everything felt warm and welcoming. We ended up taking a few extra treats back to the hotel because we just couldn't resist. If you're anywhere nearby, definitely make the detour - it's the real deal! We're already dreaming about going back.

I stayed at the hotel across from this pastry shop, and I fell in love with it the moment I saw it…read more It was spotless, offered breathtakingly delicious pastries, and the air was filled with the aroma of fresh baguettes.

This location is just outside of Versailles which means it's likely a tourist trap. Honestly the…read morecrepes were basic. The tandoori chicken in the Bollywood lacked flavor and depth. The chicken was blazing red giving hints of flavor that should have been and left me wanting for the seasons and spices promised in the name. I got none of the seasons of tandoori on my palate. My husband had the saumon with creme and he agrees it was pretty basic as well. The service saves this review as it was very friendly and I enjoyed speaking with our server. She loved that I was doing well with learning French which really does elevate the French experience. The ambiance was exactly what you hope for in the Parisian experience. It wasn't bad at all, it filled our bellies, but you can find more within the local town of Versailles and I recommend you do.

This establishment is well situated at a very short walk from the Palace of Versailles. We stopped…read morein after a visit at the Palace and they accommodated our party of 8 (we had reservations) after a short wait. My wife ordered a Crepe with butter and brown sugar, while I went with the vegetable buckwheat Crepe. They were both cooked to order and the ingredients were fresh and the vegetables crisp. All in all, a very pleasant experience and we will be returning the next time we're in Paris!

The best croissants we had in Paris while we visited! Almond was great too! Opens early for those…read morethat wake up and need 6am coffee and pasties.

Must TRY the tomato baguette pizza, outstanding!! The almond croissant is delicious. Will be back…read moretomorrow

This is a must go to for French baked goods. Conveniently located close to the train station.read more

Wonderful bakery & don't miss their breakfast sandwiches hiding on a small menu near the register…read more We enjoyed the bacon & egg on a circular croissant & then got a couple of sandwiches to go for lunch. Cappuccino was fantastic.

Ordered: Croissant (~€2)…read morePain au Chocolat (~€3) Chausson aux Pommes (~€3) Madeleine Glacée (~€2) Baguette (~€2) Aya's take: Blé Sucré is another bakery that is highly recommended and I had to make it my last stop before leaving Paris! I got a few pastries and it was still early enough that they were still warm! The Croissant was probably the best I had on this trip. It helped that the Croissant was fresh and warm, but it was also crispy on the outside and buttery & flaky on the inside. The Pain au Chocolat was also great but it could have used more chocolate for my liking. The Chausson aux Pommes was sweet, slightly acidic from the apples, and definitely heavier of the pastries. I've also never had fresh madeleines before and knew this would be the place to try them. The Madeleine Glacée were buttery and lightly sweet; these actually go so well with a cup of coffee or just a bite if you need a quick snack. All in all, great try!

Favored by many as one of Paris's top Patisseries a visit to Blé Sucré finds former Michelin 3*…read morePastry Chef Fabrice Le Bourdat operating in more humble environs, a space with Candies and Packaged Goods quite the departure from Le Bristol. Visited early on a Wednesday, one of two small tables outside available to sit away from rain, choices trend traditional from Madelines to Viennoiserie including a fairly good Pain au Raisin and Almond Croissant free of Frangipane. Celebrated for his Kouign Amann, less tightly formed than others but certainly not lacking for Butter or Sugar, Canele lack the expected crisp exterior while Blé Sucré's "Brest" lacks the signature shape and would better be called a Hazelnut Religeuse instead.

Great service, friendly with tourists! Really good wine and…read morefood. A must visit when in Orléans. Be sure to check the photos on the walls, laughing is guaranteed.