I randomly found this place on my map of bookmarks and saw we were in the area. We decided to check…read morethe cafe out! My group and I entered and were hit with warm air as my glasses fogged up immediately. It was nice to get out of the cold for a bit. We fin a seat in the back corner and wasn't sure if it was like the USA where you order up front or if it was more of a dining experience... A worker gave us a menu, and we waited... not sure if they would come by to take our order.... So we went up to order with another worker but didn't have to pay until we were about to leave. Kind of a confusing experience. I got their Matchagato, and my boyfriend got their Affagato. The two were so cute and delicious! We definitely preferred the affogato a lot more as the coffee was really strong with the mixture of the vanilla ice cream. The matcha was good but didn't have a nice intense flavor like the coffee. We also ordered their best seller cookie: salted chocolate chip (I believe). Delicious! Lots of chocolate with the salt balancing the sweetness. Great texture as well. A cute little cafe. I see more people ordering their other matcha drinks via Google so they must be known for matcha here. They also have seasonal special drinks such as pumpkin spice latte in November/December.

Absolutely thrilled to have found another coffee shop that has matcha. The cashier was very kind…read moreand explained the difference between the matcha frappé and the Japanese iced coffee which I appreciated. There's wifi and a restroom as well as ample space. They also have cakes and cookies and from what I saw on the menu they also have breakfast. If you need a break from Bordeaux's small, Dixie cup sized coffee servings come here and get your matcha/coffee fix. I do however need to dock a whole star because the barista said I wasn't allowed to use my laptop indoors after midday even after I paid for a drink. What kind of rule is this? Newsflash: people go to coffeeshops to get work done too not just drink coffee and leave. Sorry SIP but this rule will impact your business.

Omg amazing crepes! Savory and sweet. The owners are super nice as well. We came here twice on our…read moretrip.

Great friendly service, excellent galettes! Highly recommended for a wonderful breakfast place!read more

My husband and I had a late lunch here today. It can be difficult to find lunch past 2:00 pm in…read moreFrance and it was great to find someplace open. The menu had several options that interested me but I opted for the baked camembert with honey, salad and smoked duck breast. The cheese and smoked duck were great. My husband ordered the salad Norwegian. It was ridiculously large and could have fed 5 people (seriously). He also had a slice of cheesecake. The crust was underbaked and tasted like sugar cookies. The cheese part was pretty good. Service was attentive (we were there at shift change, which can be a challenge). I was bummed they didn't have any vin chaud that was featured.

This place was recommended to me by a Bordelais. I think the only thing I liked was the butter…read more Everything else was bland. I didn't like the coffee at all and the service wasn't friendly. Can't recommend.

To be honest, the breakfast wasn't amazing. I got the formulae Salee with the eggs and bacon,…read morejuice and coffee, and the basket of bread, of course. My wife did not - she just got a couple of a la carte items, and we both got a croissant. I'm going with 5 stars for a couple of reasons. One, coffee was excellent. My cappuccino was delicious, but every one of them was during this trip. Second, it's hard to find an american breakfast - it just isn't their thing. Third, the eggs and bacon were very good (but it was just scrambled eggs and bacon). Fourth, the croissant was delicious. Maybe I'm just so happy to have gotten a regular breakfast. The shop is very nice and seems like a great place to work if you need to. Its spacious and the staff was very friendly. I'd make it a stop on your trip if you plan on having breakfast that isn't just a baguette.

Great place for breakfast/ lunch. I stopped by for a lunch…read moreon a weekday and I waited about five minutes to find a table. Salad lunch combo (formule) was excellent. Salad was seasoned with base of balsamic vinegar and basil pesto on top. In this very meat-heavy country, I was glad to find something I could eat (and enjoy). They were so busy each step of service took a little longer than I'd have liked. But at least they were all very friendly and helpful.

Great cafe with lovely pastries and desserts. We had a nice cortado equivalent coffee, raspberry…read moretart and an apple tart. Got a couple of sandwiches to go. The waiter was so impressed with my wife's French that he gifted up an extra pastry for the road. Very French place. Would go back anyway!

I had a mini quiche and a coco late brioche for a lunch…read more They didn't seem to have much of a system when it comes to queue management. I saw some instances where someone who came in later got served first. (I didn't mind it because I had to go in all the way to the back of the shop to see what savoury sandwiches they had before deciding.)

We stumbled upon Perrin while exploring Bordeaux and decided to stop inside for some high-end…read morepastries. It was absolutely fantastic! I ordered the lemon tart and my boyfriend ordered the chocolate eclair. We were both blown away by how good both choices were! The tart was the perfect balance of sweet and tart, just small enough to eat on-the-go while we continued our walk. The eclair was very tasty as well. They paid a lot of attention to detail in making the filling, rather than just blasting it with as much sugar as possible like many bakeries do. We actually ended up coming back here the next morning to get a box of snacks for our train ride to Arcachon. We snagged a delicious strawberry pastry, a rocher, another eclair, and a chocolate cake-like pastry. The strawberry pastry was much milder than the other deserts and a great way to start the day. The rocher was a very rich chocolate moose encased in a hard chocolate shell mixed with nuts, and topped with a gold flake. Note, I only tried the sweet deserts. There was a large selection of artisan baked goods, ranging from eclairs to gold-foiled tarts. They also had a large selection of cookies, gift bags, cakes, breads, scones, sandwiches, and cheaper breakfast snacks. This is a must-try in Bordeaux.

This place has lots of beautiful desserts and cakes, but on one side they also have your routine…read morebreads. We went for a Parisian baguette, which had a great crust on it. The baguette is best consumed within a few hours of getting it. It wasn't very salted, so it's best with some salted butter or cheese / charcuterie.

There are plenty of places to eat in Bordeaux, but if you're craving authentic French galettes and…read morecrêpes, Nom d'une Crêpe is worth a stop. The restaurant has a cozy, rustic feel with exposed limestone walls that give it plenty of local character. We were fortunate to get a table by the front window, which made for a pleasant lunch while watching people pass by. A special mention goes to Flom, who looked after us from the moment we arrived. He was welcoming, attentive without hovering, and happy to answer our questions about the menu. It's the kind of service that makes you feel comfortable right away. A helpful tip: if you're considering one of the set menus, keep in mind that they're priced per person and aren't meant for sharing. Since we wanted to split our food, we ordered individual galettes and a dessert crêpe instead. We tried the Bil galette with ham, egg, and Emmental cheese, as well as the Biloude, which added mushrooms. Both had nicely crisp buckwheat edges with generous fillings and perfectly cooked eggs. For dessert, we shared the Lolotte crêpe with banana and melted chocolate, which was rich, indulgent, and perfect for sharing. The prices are fair, the portions are satisfying, and the atmosphere is relaxed. If you're wandering around Bordeaux's old town and want a casual lunch that's both traditional and delicious, this is an easy recommendation. I'd happily come back to try more of the menu.

Ambiance - 4/5 bistro style, lively Service - 5/5 friendly,…read morewarm and efficient Food - 3.5/5. We ordered the salmon, shrimp and potato galette, Nutella galette and tripe sausage galette. The crepes were made of buckwheat. Everyone liked their orders. I just wished that there was more sauce, like bechamel, on the crepe. The price was very reasonable. For a party of 4 and with two orders of tea, our final bill was €63. Overall, we had a very good experience here.