Wonderful boulangerie in the historic sector of Rouen, FR. Artisanal baguettes, and other French…read morebreads and pastries made to perfection!!

Excellent bakery with the locals line up for their baked goods all the time. The Cressent is the…read morebest of the area. A lot of street parking available in front of the bakery. Many cars stop and pick up the baked goods.

Location ideal for travelers with terrific selection and cute cafe. The neighborhood is noisy and…read morenot charming, but once you're inside, you forget.

One of the best croissants in France. I am not joking about that claim. This is a wonderful…read morebakery and defiantly with it. It is close to the Tour of Joan.

Good solid food, reasonably priced. You can eat in or take it away. Very friendly service.read more

Our first morning in France, I went out to find Mimsy and I something to nibble on with a coffee…read more This bakery was just a few doors down from the hotel. As I walked by, the aroma of the pastries stopped me in my tracks. I got us two just-out-of-the-oven, warm almond pastries filled with a chocolate cream and a couple of dark roast coffees. The heft of the pastry bag was gorgeous. I practically jogged back to the hotel. I will never forget savoring those things as we sipped coffee and looked out the window of our room down into the courtyard. If you're in the area and in the mood for a pastry, go there.

Delicious pastries and great customer experience The staff…read morewas very friendly and helpful Definitely a perfect breakfast stop in Rouen

Delicious chicken salad, and my husband said that his…read morechicken cheese sandwich was fantastic. Quick and friendly service. Quaint atmosphere. Highly recommend eating here!

Walking by, I couldn't pass up the delicious smell coming from the cart! I had a baguette with…read moreseveral cheeses on it, with the intention of saving some for later. Instead, I wandered the streets of Rouen, baguette in hand, slowly disappearing. I'd love to try some of their other offerings next time.

Nice side street bakery with outdoor seating that is an easy walk from the Museum of Fine Arts…read more Pleasant staff who where very gracious in spite of my poor French. Stopped for fresh croissants(almond) and coffee 2 days in a row.

Stopped by on a rainy day and had a scrumptious quiche du jour and a pepito (see pic) accompanied…read moreby a cafe creme. Also went crazy on the pastries, like all the random boulangeries that I ran into while in France. If it's raining, stop by this cozy bakery, I recommend it.