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Updated • updatedApr 8, 2025
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Many of us love traveling on the Wanderlog team, so naturally we’re always on the hunt to find the most popular spots anytime we travel somewhere new. With favorites like Maison Lamour Judaïque, Boulangerie "Au Pétrin Moissagais", and Pâtisserie S. and more, get ready to experience the best places in Bordeaux.
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Boulangerie "Maison Lamour Judaïque" is a renowned bakery in Bordeaux, known for its exceptional pastries and bread. The brioche with dried fruit and the focaccia are standout items, along with the delectable eclairs. They offer a great selection of viennoiseries, cakes, and sandwiches at lunchtime. The tarte au citron is described as fantastic with a perfect crust and delicious lemon custard.
First experience at Maison Lamour, came to pick up some of their special Flan and some sourdough.
Great shop with beautiful products on display, very attracting looking french boulangerie and pâtisserie specialities.
Great and prompt service.
The french classic flan with tonka beans was delicious!
The walnut bread and rye bread were fantastic.
I’ll be back !
Laëtitia D — Google review
Excellent bakery with friendly service and prices. We came in for sandwiches, but they weren't available on the weekend...their wraps and treats were yummy, though! Don't miss the brioche.
Viennoiseries and cakes are great. But at lunch time, they have a good selection of sandwiches. They had only one non-meat sandwich, but it was very tasty.
Both times I went to, there was a queue of people waiting along the narrow store waiting to pay for their selections.
A wonderful local French bakery! Excellently priced, good selection, and friendly service. Would definitely recommend!
i love this boulangerie: the vibe, the style, the selection, the service. 5 stars all around. beautiful and delicious pastries ❤️ here is my first chocolatine framboise
outstanding patisserie in Bordeaux. Also very fair prices. Super friendly and attentive personal. We’ll be back when next times in the city!
Gorgeous boulangerie, with one of the most impressive ranges of bread across Bordeaux. Lemon tart was perfectly balanced, definitely recommend!
Baguette is really good, pastries are excellent and the cakes are absolutely amazing. I recommend the pavlova which is absolutely delish. Closed on Mondays but opens at 7:30am all the other days of the week.
157 Rue Judaïque, 33000 Bordeaux, France•
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Boulangerie "Au Pétrin Moissagais" is a historic bakery located on 72 Cours de la Martinique in Bordeaux, dating back to 1765. The owner, Serge, takes pride in preserving Gascognian traditions by baking original Gascognian white bread in the same wood-burning oven that has been used since the bakery's opening over two centuries ago. Visitors can experience the authentic ambiance of this rustic space and witness the traditional baking process.
Amazing bakery in Bordeaux. We enjoyed all food we bought there and ate there ( sandwiches , bread, pastries, cakes ). Brought back home bread and pastries and finished them in 4 days, pastry quicker of course.
You can have your sandwich ,pastry in place.
Oven old fashioned,my grandmother used to do bread in bricklayer oven.
I am so delighted I by chance found that bakery.
Arkadiusz D — Google review
Amazing bread both integral and baguette! Croissants and pain au chocolates, the atmosphere is great also the woman who works there was super nice! Beautiful Boulangerie, highly recommended!
If you are in search of the perfect croissant look no further. Very friendly and accommodating staff made me feel very welcomed. The boulangerie is complete with a huge (warm) oven for the perfect Instagram experience
This is the oldest bakery I’ve ever visited. There’s an incredible variety of breads and both sweet and savory pastries — absolutely fascinating! If you’re in Bordeaux, take the time to stop by, it’s truly worth it. 🥐🥖
I want to move into that bakery and spend the rest of days eating their bread & pastries. Very welcoming staff & reasonable prices.
This place is truly a gem and my absolute favourite. Steeped in history, the wood-fired oven is a magnificent sight to behold and a real treat to experience in person.
I have had the pleasure of trying their baguette, croissant, chocolatine, pain aux raisins, quiche aux poireaux, and flammekueche. Each item is simply delightful and delicious.
The atmosphere is incredibly warm and welcoming, with a family-friendly vibe that makes every visit a pleasure. I simply adore this place and highly recommend it to anyone seeking an authentic French boulangerie experience.
Best croissant and pain au chocolate we had in France! Their bread was also great! All freshly baked in an old wood fired oven of 1765! A great experience if you are in Bordeaux!
Authentic, and old! This place dates back to 1765, during the reign of King Louis XV. They still bake the bread, and pastries in the same oven and I swear I could taste history in each bite of my quiche. There is a grand table up the back, close to the oven, that a group of men were celebrating a birthday. It was a great setting, and everyone was having a great time.
72 Cr de la Martinique, 33300 Bordeaux, France•
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Pâtisserie S is a stylish boutique in Bordeaux that offers a unique fusion of French and Japanese pastries. The pastry chefs, Satomi and Stanley, blend their expertise to create exquisite sweet treats with a touch of both cultures. Their delectable mango mousse cake is just one example of the love and skill put into each creation. The cozy cafe provides the perfect setting to savor these expertly made pastries alongside quality coffee.
That tiramisu eclaire was such a pleasant surprise find! There are undoubtedly many pastries and dessert shops around the entire city, but because we stayed around the area, we just walked in and grabbed something. Totally didn't disappoint.
Flo Y — Google review
“A very cozy pastry shop with a pleasant atmosphere. Delicious coffee and wonderful desserts—delicate, well-balanced in taste, and not overly sweet. You can feel the quality and attention to detail. Definitely recommend!”
Excellent, the place is bright, has an ancient / modern feel to it, theservice is friendly, quick.
The pastries are as good as they are nice to look at, the precision is visible and the taste very balanced which is something I find lacking in most pastries shops relying to heavily on sugar.
We tried the black forest cake, the Matcha and the Japanese cake.
What else? They make excellent Cappucinnos!!
The atmosphere inside is quiet, cozy, and relaxing — a perfect spot to enjoy some sweets or spend time with a book.
There’s a wide variety of food to choose from, and everything looks as good as it tastes. The desserts and drinks were both delicious and beautifully presented.
The staff were friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better.
I discovered this Patisserie thanks the local guide in Google Maps.. and I decided to test. My friends, this place is really beautiful. Set in the city centre pf Bordeaux, from the first second you feel very welcome. The staff is really friendly. Just 5 or 6 tables inside. The small cakes look really nice to see, and the teste is amazing delicious. I think it's the best cake that I have eaten. Light, not so much sugar, absolutely perfect. You feel Also you can see, how the Chefs Patisseries make them. Maybe 0,50 or 1 euro more the others city patisserie but believe me the quality of Patisserie S is really superior. I bought also a big Forest Noir, for 6 people and the price was right just 30 euros. I really recommend this place..
Patisserie S. is so beautiful!! We tried three cakes for two because we couldn’t decide... Everything was so delicious, the best cakes we ever had. Many of their cakes/bakeries had a unique touch of Japan - which was my favorite part. Can’t wait to go back again!!
A beautiful space with amazing pastries. We found the place while walking by to get to our Airbnb. Later, came in for coffee/tea with eclair and strawberry cake 🍰. The strawberry cake is light and fluffy, not too sweet. The space is gorgeous with the Roman arch, chic French cafe style tables and local artists’ art hanging. The service is excellent. Of course, we had to come back again later to get croissants and other pastries for breakfast. Croissants 🥐 are buttery and crunchy on top. The melon bread is pretty and reminiscent of a Hong Kong breakfast bread called “pineapple bread”.
All the staff were friendly, even to tourists like us who speak only broken French so that was really helpful.
The sweets we had were good but not extraordinary. Maybe I had my hopes too high.
The interior of the place is terrible. It looks like it has not been upgraded for a long time. The chairs and tables look really cheap. There is an ugly table with a vivid green cloth (to hide the ugly table) in the middle of the cafe, blocking the space. The decoration they have for Christmas looked not professionally done. Due to the structure of the place, you can see all the way to the kitchen area. I usually like a cafe or a restaurant with an open kitchen but the decoration of the area in this cafe made the entire place look not polished/sophisticated enough to show the kitchen area directly when customers go into the place.
8 Cr d'Alsace-et-Lorraine, 33000 Bordeaux, France•
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Gllm Guillaume is a popular bakery in Bordeaux, known for its delicious pastries and baked goods. Visitors rave about the quiche Lorraine, cookies, and various viennoiseries like croissants and chocolatines. The bakery also offers a wide variety of breads and patisserie items that are described as flavorful and not overly sweet. Many customers praise the chouquettes as heavenly treats that are worth returning for every day.
Nice little bakery with many options for breakfast. The staff was very nice and helpful. The service was fast and they serve a very reasonable amount of food. A great option for breakfast.
Icaro — Google review
Simply the best croissants in Bordeaux! Best pastries, sandwiches and quiche! Fantastic pain aux raisin too. Everything they serve is made in house! Super friendly staff!
Amazing little bakery, we ordered a chocolate croissant and a normal croissant and it was delicious. The orange juice was very fresh and sweet, recommend! Also the cappuccino is worth it. We spend in total 10,9 euros, I would say is cheap for France.
Delicious pastries and coffees. Only tried a few but will definitely try others as they were delicious.
Probably the best, cosy and cheap boulangerie one can find in Bordeaux.
Used to go there almost everyday for a café and croissant. Strongly recommend for tourists!
One of my favorite boulangerie in Bordeaux! My favorite is Mystic, a cake with framboise and pistachio
Just here on holidays. We got a quiche Lorraine and two cookies for afternoon tea. Holy heck they're SO GOOD. We're definitely coming back tomorrow to try more things (or maybe just get more of those cookies). We got a praline and something one and a pistachio, white choc and berries one. They were soft and flavoursome and not too sweet. The quiche was also top notch, she heated it up for us in a little toaster oven.
I love their croissant and chocolatine.
Coffee is so-so. Great variety of breads and pastries
5 Rue du Palais Gallien, 33000 Bordeaux, France•
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Pastry shop
Boulangerie Jocteur is a charming bakery and cafe located in various areas around Nouvelle-Aquitaine, including Bordeaux, Sainte-Eulalie, Le Pian Medoc, and many more. The establishment offers an array of delectable pastries, artisan breads, and confectionery for patrons to enjoy on-site or take away.
Lovely place to visit, this shop is full of bread like come out from fantasy novel, you can see the kitchen in behind. We grab some bread for brunch. We recommended for tourists to come here, to see an amazing place.
Daud — Google review
Sensational bakery. Pastries stuffed with pralines seem to be their thing so we tried the praline brioche and the praline flan. Both were fantastic. They also serve coffee and there are a few small tables with stools to have a seat, space permitting. Service was very friendly and so patient with our English french. The way they set out our two items for dining in was done with such care. Thanks, team!
Update: returned for more and the praline Choco croissant is must try too! Almond croissant is also fabulous.
I love it here, I saw this boulangerie on a youtu.be blogs of Bordeaux, now I have pass this place on many occasion but never give it a 2nd glance. But today i decided to pop in. I ordered a parisienne along with a cafe, and for takeaway a brioche praline ( their speciality).
All delicious.
Great boulangerie/patisserie with excellent and highly recommended praline brioche and one of the best canelés we had while in Bordeaux. It is a small space with limited seating and rustic vibes. Cappuccinos were good, and we experienced very friendly service who were happy to make recommendations.
Clearly a popular place for locals and tourists alike
I would leave 10/5 points if possible. Very kind and welcoming staff, amazing pastries and salty options for breakfast and lunch. The place was constantly full with locals, speaking also for the quality of the food. We went there twice in 3 days and were not disappointed. Everyone was patient with us and explaining us the different pastries! Thank you very much for the warm welcoming.
Loved the chocolate financier !! Cannelé was fine but I’m not a fan, just wanted to eat one since I’m in Bordeaux :)
The almond croissant, cappuccino and the flan praline were good. The price was fair.
one of our favorite Boulangerie in Bordeaux, amongst so many great ones. Good selection, lots of delicious options of sweet and savory and of course delicious breads. Staff are very friendly and they make great coffee too.
76 Rue des Trois-Conils, 33000 Bordeaux, France•
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Boulangerie Artisanale "La Fabrique Pains et Bricoles" is a renowned bakery in Bordeaux, offering a variety of delicious pastries and bread. The bakery has received numerous awards and recommendations, making it a must-visit for locals and tourists alike. Visitors can indulge in freshly made sandwiches, tarts, pies, croissants, and other delectable treats.
What a great finding! We were passing by and met the cheerful owner who was so kind to walk us through the bakery and patisserie. He was so genuine and gave us free cookies to taste. We left and came back the following day to try more options and everything tasted so good!!!!! Love it! One of the best bakeries i’ve ever tasted.
Mai E — Google review
I came here every morning from my hotel to get breakfast and bread for the day, a fantastic discovery in the streets of Bordeaux, the girls working here were very kind in explaining to me what each treat was :)
The nicest boulangerie of the many I tried while in Bordeaux. Freshly made every day and lots of choice! I'll miss it!
the pain suisse and the quiche lorraine were out of this world; both extremely recommended. the service was nice.
If I had to pick a favourite bakery in Bordeaux after visiting many of them during my visit, this would be it. Always warm baguette, amazing selection of delicious pastries - Apple Tartelettes were my favourite.
We walked past this bakery store and saw all the awards and recommendation signatures out on their main entry so decided to give it a try.
Bought a ham & cheese sandwich and francaccia bread! They both were so freshly made and delicious 😋. There are various types of bakeries and pastries on offer, and they are looking so great!
Definitely worth trying this place if you are around in town.
Stumbled upon this place while shopping on Rue du Pas-Saint-Georges and it was the perfect place to stop for a quick bite to eat. The raisin croissant and ham and cheese baguette were my favorites!
Nice bakery and decor. Got the brioche, kind of pricey and wasn’t that amazing. But can’t judge the whole place with one thing, everything else looked amazing! Will come back and try something else!
47 Rue du Pas-Saint-Georges, 33000 Bordeaux, France•
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BAG_Bakery Art Gallery is a unique venue that combines a bakery, art gallery, and contemporary space in Bordeaux. Located at 24 rue du Mirail, this organic and gluten-free bakery offers a wide range of bread, pastries, and cakes. The establishment also features a gourmet bookstore and a tea room that transforms into a space for art and gastronomy discussions.
Incredible breakfast spot, we were planning to check different breakfast place every day when in Bordeaux but it was so good we were coming back every day. The sandwiches are super fresh and the one with smoked fish is just insanely good. Also the coffee is top! And if you go upstairs, you will find the most cosy room to chill with a view.
Ola P — Google review
Beautiful cafe, with photography on the walls and a pretty garden with birds.
The canelés were amazing and would go back just for them only. However, I got bread and a few cakes and all we're pretty plain, no rich favours just sugar. Very pretty to look at.
A bit disappointing as they are dedicated to just gluten free.
Good service and atmosphere.
Completely gluten-free boulangerie.
As a non-celiac person, I still really enjoyed each pastry.
You can tell that they’re not traditional products and there’s something slightly different about the dough, but once you realize they’re entirely gluten-free, you can truly appreciate them.
The place itself is very artistic, with beautiful photographs and even a small art gallery inside.
A wonderful find for someone like me who follows a largely gluten-free diet! There was an extensive selection of baked goods: cakes, breads, pastries, and even savory options with delicious toppings. Everything was presented in the typically culinary and aesthetic French way. The beautiful courtyard terrace, in the classic Bordeaux style, makes it the perfect place to start my day in Bordeaux from now on. There’s also a small art exhibition to enjoy. Lovely young staff and a great atmosphere. Highly recommended!
Best gluten free bakery I have ever been too. Everything was amazing thank you very much from a very grateful coeliac 😍
The fig tart, cannelés, and gâteau basque were delicious! I also really enjoyed being in their lovely terrace, and it is fantastic that they allow dogs. It was great to have a few savoury options (sandwiches, quiches, etc..), however the quiche was very bland and disappointing. The bread in the sandwiches was nice as it didn’t crumble away like a lot of gluten-free bread, but it was quite dry. The flan wasn’t particularly tasty, and I would really recommend having the gateau basque instead.
Drinks: I was pleasantly surprised by the wide variety of hot and cold drinks on offer.
Service: Finally, when I got home I realised that I paid for items that weren’t packed in my takeaway bag. The staff were trying their best to cope with the very high demand which made things quite difficult for them.
Fully celiac safe as everything is gluten-free.
Amazing food, decor and ambiance and concept. Don’t miss this in Bordeaux
thank you for making our holiday with all delicious gluten free options. Every town should have a BAG art gallery. The eating areas outside and inside are amazing.
I wish i could give it a 0 but since the lowest grade available is 1, that is what i will give it.
I saw this place on google maps, i thought its rating was good that’s why i decided to give it a try.
So we opted for a caramel popcorn flan, which looked and tasted nothing like a flan.
I was given by the lady the flan with The top side of the flan broken i saw 2 pieces of flans in this bakery and i was given the broken one.
That’s it for aesthetics, let’s talk about taste now, the caramel popcorn? Well no taste of popcorn? The caramel was burnt so it had an unpleasant bitter and ashy taste. The crumble was passable (i would even say not buttery enough). The real issue is on the inside. It looked and tasted nothing like a flan. By colour alone, it was too white already to be close to an authentic golden flan. The texture was tragic. The cream was curdled and lumpy, unlike a classic smooth and silky flan. Tastewise it was lifeless.
Completely bland to the point of indifference. It was like bititng into an uneven mush of water and flour. Even a drop of vanilla extract could have salvaged something.
Overall, we cannot consider this a flan it tasted nothing like a flan, and considering it’s price of 6€ i would not recommend it to anyone.
24 Rue du Mirail, 33000 Bordeaux, France•
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LE PAIN DE LA RENAISSANCE is a bakery that always greets you with a warm and friendly smile. Their offerings are always fresh and their breads are particularly noteworthy, especially the fruit one and the chestnut-hazelnut-honey variety. The selection of breads, pastries, and pastries is extensive and each item is delicious, making it difficult to choose just one. Additionally, they offer a variety of sandwich options for lunch.
We were lucky enough to stay in Bordeaux 4th to 10th May and this was our local boulanger. Literally a 60 second walk. I went every morning for une baguette and two pastries viennoiserie.
Even with my basic French, I was greeted warmly and politely and with a warm smile. I was made to feel very welcome indeed.
The baguettes and pastries we got every day, we're some of the best I've had in all my years of coming to France.
Should you find yourself in Chatrons,Bordeaux, I would wholly recommend a visit to this lovely Boulangerie.
Richard M — Google review
Nice bakery, with friendly staff. I got a pistachio éclair and a butter croissant for about 4€ total.
Delicious pastries, I tried the almond croissant and the pain au raisin and both were fantastic. Keep in mind there is no seating.
Delicious bakery items. The almond croissant was the best I have ever tasted. Very friendly and helpful people who work there. Shame I only found it on my last day in Bordeaux!
They have very good quality scarves
Very good bakery A must go in bordeaux
The only place in bordeaux where you can find NY rolls
What an experience
Nutella croissant was amazing
Nice bakery with good bread and a bunch of sandwich options for lunch.
47 Cr Portal, 33000 Bordeaux, France•
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Coffee store
Tea house
Nestled near the vibrant Marche des Capucins, Goûtu par Oven Heaven is a must-visit spot for a delightful breakfast experience before delving into the bustling market. While not exactly a brunch venue, it offers an array of freshly baked croissants and delectable pastries that pair perfectly with their expertly crafted coffee.
This is the best cafe in Bordeaux, I’ve been to probably 90% of the top recommended ones and this is easily the best. It ticks a lot of boxes: great milk coffee, pastries baked on site and excellent selection of teas, merchandise and plenty of space. It’s rare to come across a third wave coffee shop that not only dedicates itself to excellent speciality coffee but also appreciates the value of baking their own food on site. I had the best chocolate pastry of anything I’ve tried in the boulangeries in Bordeaux and to be able to have that accompanied by a 8.4 flat white was excellent. The filter coffee on offer is also good, flavour was special - especially the Columbian fruity beans on offer. The staff deserve a mention as well, really helpful and attentive during a busy time. Faultless.
Lift_Run_Eat_ — Google review
Super cute patisserie with great coffee and pastries. The quiche was perfect moist and tasty. Each pastry was nicely crafted but our favourites were the pistachio, lemon-basil, puff pastry with brownie inside. Most of all we appreciated the coffee. All were at a super high level. Beautifully brewed and nice varieties. We had geisha, Ethiopia and the blend. Nice guys running the place. They are also dog friendly.
Most polite service you can imagine. Such nice staff!
Lovely little place with delectable pastries made in-house and a variety of coffees, including pour over and batch brew filter coffee. Their choice of coffees is on the lighter roast side, so if you're not into acidity, get that sugar ready. Coffee is prepared with utmost care and is served at perfect temp.
The shop is located within walking distance from the local market, so it's a good place to stop by on the way there or back.
Great value!
We really enjoyed our experience with this cafe - so much so that we returned the next day. Smooth coffee, warm service and a range of pastries and goodies made in house. Standout for us was the salmon quiche - possibly the best quiche we've ever had with a fantastic non-soggy pastry and a flavour-filled filling
The fruity Ethiopia espresso was something that made me come back on the next day. Very cool atmosphere and high quality coffee & pastry. The lemon&basil dessert was excellent.
This place is an oasis of great coffee in Bordeaux. If you’re a coffee lover, you’ll quickly realise that a lot of places in the city are terrible! But, trust me, this is the spot. Lovely staff members, super welcoming and fantastic coffee and pastries!
Très bon!!!! this place is amazing! I'm thrilled I discovered this cafe while chilling in Bordeaux. And seriously, the staff here are so friendly and cool! Plus, the coffee and pastries? Absolutely delicious!
Various selection of high-quality pastries and coffee, with exceptional service and atmosphere. Staff was very polite and spoke perfect English.
51 Cr de la Marne, 33800 Bordeaux, France•
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Pâtisserie Valantin, located in Bordeaux near Le Bouscat and close to the Barrière du Médoc, offers a delectable selection of pastries made with fresh, local, and seasonal ingredients for 100% natural flavors with reduced sugar content. Chef Diego's creations are crafted from original high-quality products at reasonable prices. With over 70 years of experience, this patisserie has maintained its excellent reputation in the Nansouty district of Bordeaux.
Ordered a custom chocolate cake and let Julien the Patissier artfully decorate based on a few indications: superb! Great customer service, and great cakes.
Sophie D — Google review
Great service, Cakes are excellent. I always go there for special occasions.
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268 Cr de la Somme, 33800 Bordeaux, France•
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Qu4tre-Qu4rts - Bastide is a charming artisanal bakery and pastry shop that skillfully blends tradition with modernity. The establishment prides itself on its commitment to craftsmanship, freshness, and quality in every product. Visitors rave about the delicious array of pastries, desserts, sandwiches, and crunchy baguettes offered at this delightful bakery. The friendly staff further enhances the experience, making it a highly recommended spot for those seeking fresh and delectable baked goods.
I made so many trips to pick up different cakes (e.g. Tropezienne!) and pastries and even nice warm well-cooked baguette for my family since we moved into the Ibis next door for our Bordeaux visit. Do not miss the brioche feuilletée and the chouquettes gourmandes.
Serene D — Google review
Qu4tre-Qu4rts has become our go-to spot for breakfast. The baguettes are always fresh and crusty, ideal for a morning pick-me-up. Their chausson aux pommes (apple pastry) is our personal favourite, a delightful treat. We've also enjoyed their torsade au chocolat, tropézienne, lemon tart, and other viennoiseries, all of which have been delicious and flaky.
The ambience is delightful and tidy, and the service is friendly and efficient. Highly recommended!
This bakery's baguettes are super good! Crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and bursting with flavor. They're a must-try for any bread lover!
They can be a bit cheerful. Looks like the woman at the cashier stand probably in her mid-age or above hates her job🤷🏻♀️
This bakery is a hidden gem in Bordeaux. There were two lovely young ladies at my age working there and they were extremely kind. They even gave me a small freshly-baked dessert for free and it tasted just amazing! I ordered a croissant and a pain au chocolat, they both were so fresh and tasty! I recommend to go early in the morning, you can even smell how delicious the pastries are when you are walking in the neighborhood❤️
Unfriendly service -- maybe she was havivg an off day. Average pastries. Wouldn't go back.
Awesome! Everything is fresh and we love sandwiches💞
Amazing bakery with delicious pastries both savory and sweet. Everything I tried there (pastries, desserts, sandwiches) were all delicious. The staff was very friendly too. Highly recommend!
22 All. Serr, 33100 Bordeaux, France•
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Pastry shop
GRAIN Boulangerie & Patisserie is a small bakery in Bordeaux that has gained attention for its exceptional breads, croissants, and pastries. Visitors have raved about the delicious flavors and textures of their products, with some even calling it the best they've had in Bordeaux. The bakery's offerings include mouthwatering croissants, cinnamon viennoiserie, chocolatines, pains au chocolat, and lemon tarts.
WOW this boulangerie makes DELICIOUS pastries. probably the tastiest i’ve tried in Bordeaux and I’ve been on a mission to try them all. cannot wait to try the chocolatines and croissants. So far i’ve tried la suisse and le chausson aux pommes. AMAZING!
I can conclude the chocolatines are also AMAZING!
Francesca T — Google review
very friendly. quality products. to recommend for sure!
Loved the grain bread….open texture and all!…nice flavor and delicious crust. Thank you. Don’t like “holes”?….just cut thicker slices ;)
very nice Boulangerie, only tried the croissants, but they were tasty
Really nice small bakery in Bordeaux. I have visited after seeing it in the Meilleur Boulangerie de France television series on M6. I tried their croissant as well as their cinnamon viennoiserie that looked like little pieces of croissant dough stuck together by delicious cinnamon and sugar butter mixture.
The croissant was really nice, after tasting so many croissants in France this year I can say it was amongst the better ones though not THE best one. Nevertheless it was still delicious and I don't think you would be disappointed. It's flaky and buttery and very well laminated!
The cinnamon pastry was recommended to me and it didn't disappointed though I preferred the pure croissant as this one was maybe a touch too sweet for me but that is personal taste :)
Would recommend!
Excellent croissants and pains au chocolat ! Perfect balance of buttery and crusty, hard to find. Picked up at 7:30 AM still warm! If you're a patisserie lover, drop by!
Delicious pain au raisin and croissants. Nice morning vibe.
I do believe they have the best lemon tart I've ever eaten.
43 Rue Capdeville, 33000 Bordeaux, France•
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La Tupina is a rustic-chic restaurant in Bordeaux that offers refined Southwestern comfort food. The bistro, opened 40 years ago by Jean-Pierre Xiradakis, prides itself on using locally sourced produce from the best local producers and cooking dishes that suit the season. The restaurant's menu features unique dishes such as sanguette for lunch and lamproie a la Bordelaise for dinner, providing an authentic taste of the region.
We had dinner here during our visit to Bordeaux. My research online for an authentic Bordeaux/ south-west cuisine pointed me to this restaurant promptly made a reservation before our trip.
Upon arrival at restaurant, we were promptly seated by the window for table for two. At the entrance, we walked past a window displaying all the nice cuts of steak which we couldn’t wait to sample.
Our server was really professional and warm. He spoke perfect English but was also happy to communicate in our basic but functional French, an experience and gesture we really appreciated.
We ordered the foie gras and our mind was already set of the côte de bœuf. The foie gras was a generous portion but the highlight was really the steak. It was a huge portion (like a florentina steak) and easily fed the two of us who aren’t small eaters.
We really enjoyed dining here, both the food and service were impeccable.
I did notice that most patrons were foreigners like us, but that could be due to the timing as my impression is the locals dine out a lot later us foreign visitors.
The côte de bœuf was one of the best dishes we had for our 3-week trip in France, and we still remembered it fondly.
James W — Google review
Really nice typical french cuisine restaurant. Service was a little slow and not very attentive but the food was great. The beef was very good and the chicken as well. It is an expensive place since dishes range 28-32 on average.
Fire, Flesh and a Double Magnum of Glory
La Tupina doesn’t do delicate. It does fire, fat, and food that grabs you by the collar and demands your respect. Tucked into a 17th-century stone building in Bordeaux, it greets you with a roaring hearth and the scent of duck fat and scorched beef. This is not a place for restraint. This is a place for worship.
We began with cold duck foie gras, rich and arrogant, as it should be. Then came the côte de bœuf, grilled in the flames, thick enough to qualify as architecture. The duck-fat fries were crisp and golden, as essential as oxygen. Green beans made a token appearance. No one touched them.
And then there was the wine. A double magnum Margaux. Yes, you read that correctly. Velvet in a glass. Deep, dark, commanding. We drank like Roman emperors and did not apologise.
Dessert was a gateau Basque, warm custard spilling across the plate. An Armagnac arrived, because of course it did.
The service was brisk and beautifully indifferent. No one coddles you here. They feed you like royalty and expect you to keep up.
La Tupina is a temple of tradition. A cathedral of smoke and meat and glorious excess. You don’t dine here. You surrender.
The location is great — you can sit on the terrace by the street and enjoy an authentic French experience with a lovely view.
Service could be improved for a restaurant of this level. The staff spoke average English, which was enough to communicate since we don’t speak French, but more attention would help. For example, our waitress brought lemonade instead of butter, and it ended up on the bill (though she apologized and it was eventually removed).
Food was mixed:
• I had the duck carpaccio, which was delicious 👌
• My husband had the duck breast, but it was nothing special.
• The kids’ menu (meat and fries) was a good option.
• Bread and butter were excellent.
A few downsides: the English menu online is outdated, with restaurant prices in French menu about €6–7 higher. Also, the dessert options weren’t very appealing — not much variety or local specialties, so we skipped them.
Overall, a nice place for the atmosphere and some dishes, but with room for improvement in service, pricing transparency, and dessert selection.
The welcome was very warm & I was given complimentary house rillette etc w/ bread... It just melts in your mouth. The escargot was not my favorite. The sauce was a bit muddy, the bone marrow fat had been emulsified & pureed with the shallots & wine.There wasn't much distinction, but it grew on me. The duck was pretty good with the creamy mushroom sauce but the foie seemed slightly low quality/butchered & the breast was cooked too quickly, leaving little skin present. The fries were honestly the highlight. Delicate crispy, not greasy, soft on the inside. I would go back for those & the free rillette. All the wine I had was also excellent. Thanks to my server, I had an appropriate glass for every dish that evening. Merci!
Got seated quickly but it must have been a busy evening, it took a while to get greeted by the server, which by the way was super kind! Other than that the roasted chicken I ordered and the crème brûlée was super delicious and the presentation was great!
Came here because our friend is a fan of Rick Stein, and this open-fire dinning restaurant has been recommended in one of his programmes. The food was fantastic, cooked in kind of primordial cooking style. The service was brilliant, the staff were friendly and chatting with customers, they answered every question we had for their dishes, feeling so nice to be in relaxed, friendly atmosphere! It’s really something we did not expect we would experience in this city Bordeaux, and it’s definitely worth to visiting.
Never visit Bordeaux without a reservation to La Tupina. Very classic with honest food. Excellent service with reasonable pricing
6 Rue Prte de la Monnaie, 33800 Bordeaux, France•
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The Breakfast Club is a British-style breakfast café located in the heart of Bordeaux. It offers American-style breakfast dishes, such as bacon and eggs, as well as brunch options.
Visited yesterday after disappointing customer service next door.
This has to be the best brunch cafe I’ve visited in Bordeaux, if you are in the area I 100% recommend visiting.
Had the vegetarian breakfast and my partner had the Eggs Victoria, both absolutely divine.
I can’t fault the customer service, very helpful.
Sergio P — Google review
As a Scotsman living in Bordeaux, it was a delight to find somewhere that serves a full British breakfast with proper bacon and black pudding! The food was excellent, the staff were very friendly, and the location is lovely, although slightly cramped. The prices I found fairly reasonable given the food, although it's still on the higher end of what you'd pay for a "normal" breakfast. Still, worth the money for that little taste of home!
Really great place to eat. Greeted with a smile and the lady spoke very good English. Tried their specific homemade lemonade with orange blossom which was interesting and nice of them to give me a try. Went with a green tea and peppermint iced tea to go with the food which was lovely.
The food was amazing, reasonably priced and service top draw. Highly recommend!
We had been in Bordeaux for almost a week. As an Irishman I love a cooked breakfast. Having eaten a 'French' style breakfast every day I was delighted to find this place. I had the Full English breakfast, it was fantastic. The produce was all tip top, specifically the bacon & sausage. I found out a little later they source the meat ingredients from the UK. The breakfast was a good size and cooked very well. At €11 with a hot drink it is great value considering the meat is imported.
I live in the UK, the fry up at The Breakfast Club puts most greasy spoons in the UK to shame. Which is embarrassing for British cafes but a great boon for this cafe.
The cafe itself is a very nice little space with around 8 seats outside if tge weather permits.
If you want a cooked breakfast like we eat in Ireland or the UK this is the place. 100% recommend.
Excellent restaurant / breakfast club. We ate there twice: always well received. Excellent fish and chips (Friday). Very generous breakfast / lunch.
I highly recommend this restaurant.
Very warm and friendly service. The food was fresh and delicious, good portions and reasonably priced compared to quality. Will definitely come again.
If you have a long day ahead of you, you need a breakfast with protein. This place has great egg dishes, like the eggs benedict pictured. Everyone working here was very nice and helpful.
If English breakfast is your thing, look no further! It is delicious, and hits the spot everytime! The staff is friendly, and they all speak English. Service is on point, and does not take forever
You might have to wait to sit: the place is tiny (but cosy). Also if you are more than 4 people, it might be difficult to find free space. However if you wait, it is worth it
They serve breakfast until 6pm,and they accept ticket restaurant, so it can also be good for you budget
Go and have fun!
27 Rue des Ayres, 33000 Bordeaux, France•
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Coffee shop
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La Parenthèse in Bordeaux is known for offering a traditional French brunch experience, with a focus on savory crepes that have become popular for brunch. Situated near Marseillan Plage, it provides a beachside dining experience with comforting and generous portions of food. The restaurant serves a variety of dishes including croque monsieur and both sweet and savory crepes. Guests can also enjoy multilingual menus by scanning QR codes available on the tables outside.
Really good crepes in comfy atmosphere. They have a outdoor seating area as well! The people working here were extra nice as well 😊
Ricardo M — Google review
This place is really sweet and opens early if you fancy a good spot for breakfast. The staff are really friendly and the galletes were delicious 😋
The Croque Madame was good, but the savory Crepes are the real highlight! I would definitely come back for that.
We really liked it here, as we were quickly served by the waiter, who also brought a bottle of water to keep us hydrated while we were waiting for our food to arrive. We had the sour crepe Atlantic and sweet crepe Normandy. Both were really nice, so both are strongly recommended. BTW they also offer menu in different languages, just scan the QR code that's on the tables outside.
Great galleries and crepes. We had the preset menu which was great value and delicious. Cider was nice but Interestingly was served in a large tea cup! Different
Went here for a quick lunch with friends. They mostly have crêpes but I ended up order a crôque monsieur. I enjoyed it very much, it was my first crôque monsieur in France. The only thing that annoyed me was a lady in the dining room talking (aka shouting) to her friend in the street to the point that I couldn't hear my friend at my side talking. This went on for more than 5 minutes but none of the staff told her anything 😟 but I guess this doesn't happen everyday, and aside from this everything was perfect!
Nice crepes!! I prefer the savory ones to the sweet. Would recommend the chorizo crepe over the ham as it was much tastier and it was also crispier. Perhaps ask for extra crispy cos mine was a little too soft for my liking. Have the cider with the crepe too, it's traditional and quite nice!! Staff were really nice and spoke English well.
Great place to have some tasty & home made crepes and galettes. Service is good but I don’t give it 5 stars cause the bottle of water got some dirty in it.
179 Rue Sainte-Catherine, 33000 Bordeaux, France•
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Au Bistrot is a charming bistro located near the bustling Marche des Capucins in Bordeaux. The restaurant exudes a cozy and down-home feel, with old butcher block tables and classic French dishes like steak frites, blood sausage, local duck, and rabbit. The menu features hearty fish soup and pigs ears made with fresh ingredients from the nearby farmers market.
What an amazing find! I happened to walk by and it looked like a cute place so I popped in for lunch. I chose the 2-course + coffee menu of the day (€24) and it was superb! The starter was a beetroot salad topped with a perfectly poached egg. The main course was braised pork with vegetables. The pork was so tender and juicy, and the bit of fat on the edge just melted in my mouth.
I’m so happy I found this place - I left with a big smile! There are so many top-notch restaurants in Bordeaux. I’ll count Au Bistrot as one of them! Amazing, very reasonably priced food and friendly service.
Keith J — Google review
Having stayed in Bordeaux at it’s peak temperature of 40 degrees we were extremely pleased that the restaurant had an air conditioned part that was nice and cool. The service was exceptional. I booked for my mum’s birthday and they even through in a sparkler at the end of the meal as a surprise.
We enjoyed delicious meat cuts which were cooked to perfection. The vegetables and potatoes were equally delicious and well sautéed.
Wonderful staff friendly service and the chefs bring out their food cooked.
This is a very busy local bistrot with a warm feelings and trendy vibes. The service is kind and casual. The wine is good. The baguette is fresh. The food is superb. I highly recommend!
The perfect lunch at Au Bistrò
Every dish was bursting with flavour and cooked to absolute perfection. Many gluten-free and coeliac-safe options for me. The service was warm and attentive and the elegant wine brought everything together beautifully.
A rare and delicious find!
Would go back in a heartbeat!
Looking forward to returning someday!
Amazing dining experience before Marathon du Medoc! The baguette is fresh and tasty. Oyster is fresh and juicy, all the main course are really nice! The pigeon and beef cheek are the highlight. The seasonal vegetables on the side are fresh and nice. Would definitely come back.
Seriously good restaurant doing brilliant French food. Go now and have a glass of the house red and white too. Superb staff and a great evening.
One of my best meals. I had veal fillets and clafoute with apricots and peaches. All delicious and lovely service and atmosphere. Worth reserving table
2nd time visiting this restaurant, service is excellent along with the food which features lots of seasonal items. Highly recommend and will be back again soon.
61, place des Capucins, 51, rue du Hamel, 33800 Bordeaux, France•
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Patisserie
Dessert shop
Pâtisserie MI CIELO is a charming family-owned patisserie located in the outskirts of the city center, in an area known as "Le Bouscat." The shop prides itself on offering traditional French pastries with creative twists, all made without artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives. Their delectable treats are crafted from local and seasonal ingredients and are light on sugar.
Incredible! Just great quality
Specifically the buche the Noel monarca. Not only the flavors were amazing and different ( enjoyed the “crocante” chocolate ) but always nice to eat something with great flavors and well done
It is my first Noel in France and now I will always get my buche at mi cielo
It reminds me of my culture (I’m Mexican) but also makes me experience the local culture in a different way
I enjoyed the pan de muerto too and tried to cookie Noel and wow!!!!
Can’t wait to try the galette de roi in January
Gracias por todo! Specially the attention ❤️
Stephanie C — Google review
Mi Cielo is a cute little pastry shop packed with yumminess. The attendant was very warm and friendly, the atmosphere was warm and soothing, I wish they had a coffee/tea shop so we can sit and enjoy their sweets! The pastries and cookies weren't too sweet and they use fish gelatine in their mousse which is convenient when you have guests with different dietary restrictions. Thanks a mil, we loved it!
Just amazing. We saw the reviews and decided to give it a try. Went here to buy the pastries and ate them in the parc nearby. What an experience. Amazing combinations and wonderful tastes. Don’t miss this if you’re in Bordeaux!
There is nothing like this place in the city.
Mi Cielo has the best French desserts I've ever tried.
And believe me, I've try many other before.
I was there with friends and we ordered many desserts to share.
All of them were like angels in my mouth.
The choux is unbelieveble: soft and crunch at the same time.
I haven't liked Saint Honoré until I tried Mi Cielo's Saint Honoré.
I totally recomend this place.
I can't wait to go back in Bordeaux just to go there!
Mi Cielo patisserie is an award winning bakery ran by its owners. Chef Patissier Diego Cervantes prepares its pastries using natural products without some of the cancer producing products utilized by most of the bakeries. Every piece is a delight.
The best place in Bordeaux to eat a dessert, the best cookies I have ever tried in my life. You must go and try them, specially the peanuts and chocolate.
Love love love! My husband and I came to Bordeaux to celebrate my birthday and we had heard of Mi Cielo. The desserts are to die for, the flavors are so intense and the best of all they don’t use any food colorants. Everything is made with fresh ingredients. The owners Diego & Blanca are very welcoming and happy to tell you all about their delicious creations. If you are visiting Bordeaux don’t hesitate to try it.
Is difficult to raise above other pastry shops in the country of pastries. However, Mi Cielo has found a way! Their pastries are an amazing mix of French cuisine with a South American twist. You will not find the classic eclair, but cheesecake with passion fruit, or a chocolate royal type, but with a different touch. Everything there is absolutely delicious and a lovely surprise taste wise.
13 Bd Pierre 1er, 33110 Le Bouscat, France•
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Nestled on rue Poquelin Moliere, HORACE café.cuisine.canons is a stylish spot with exposed stone walls that offers a unique blend of coffee shop and French bistro culture. The cafe's brunch menu features high-quality coffee, British-inspired cakes, and generous portions of locally sourced food. Visitors rave about the creative twist in their dishes and recommend saving room for their delectable desserts like carrot cakes, lemon meringue sponge cakes, and chocolate brownies.
Horace is an absolute gem tucked away on a quiet backstreet — we loved it so much, we went two days in a row. The first visit was for brunch (which was spot on), and we came back the next day for a proper hearty breakfast. Both times the food was incredible, the coffee was strong and exactly what we needed, and the cakes… well, they aren’t half bad either! Great atmosphere, friendly service — definitely worth a visit if you’re in Bordeaux.
C K — Google review
Once my favourite restaurant when I lived in Bordeaux, it is now a place of pilgrimage for me when I visit France. I've rarely been disappointed by this restaurant but always been happy to come back. The menu is seasonal, so don't expect to have the same menu every time. The food is delicious and with a great combination of flavours. The staff is lovely and the tables outside, even though a bit small, are in a quite street making it very enjoyable.
Very very good. Exactly the place to hide from a hot day. Both the carni and the vegetarian options had us licking lips and running the perfectly crusty pieces of baguette around the bowls for the sauce once we were done. Well worth ducking off the shopping boulevards for. Authentic and a warm welcome from the team.
Good food and friendly service. Somewhat limited menu but we both chose Croque Madames and they were delicious. We've never seen or had it with a soft boiled egg, but it was nice, and the flavours were subtle and were not over salted in any way which was nice. Very well balanced.
Good iced coffee with simple syrup (optional)
It was so hot we sat inside, which was not air conditioned, but cool enough. Wore a favorite seersucker cotton shirt to help stay cool 😎
Excellent flat white in a beautifully laid out cafe. We had some carrot cake as well and it complimented the coffee well.
Staff were helpful and friendly - our lack of French no problem.
Very nice food. kids friendly environment. We enjoyed it
We visited twice for breakfast. First time two of the five dishes were not available. We thought this was an anomaly but this turned out not be the case. Namely, second time three out of five were not available. We now heard the explanation: the kitchen has to prepare for lunch and does not make all breakfast dishes (petits déjeuners salés not available). This was a disappointment. This should be announced in advance. According to the menu, breakfast is available until 11 am. We visited both times around 10 am. To be corrected please! The dishes that were available were fine as such.
We went for a brunch and everything was amazing! The bakery as always very delicious and the food just yummy ! The staff as friendly and welcoming as always. Plus this place is in a quiet street, making it charming.
2 only drawbacks that I've had here on different occasions through last weeks/months, the Rooibos vanilla drink I had last weekend was lukewarm on a really hot day and another time(couple of months ago, one of the staff was a bit rude (my fork was dirty and when I asked for a new one she didn't apologize at all and kinda put it rudely in front of me)) but I don't see her anymore...
40 Rue Poquelin Molière, 33000 Bordeaux, France•
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Located in Bordeaux, Contrast is a popular brunch spot known for its healthy all-day offerings. The cafe caters to various dietary needs with a separate vegan/gluten-free menu. Colorful juices and an array of brunch dishes fill the tables, featuring homemade bread and options like avocado, hummus, eggs, and salmon. The vibrant atmosphere and delectable food make it a go-to coffee shop for a satisfying brunch experience in the heart of the city.
Delicious food and good value, too, as the brunch menu has a cold drink, hot drink, savoury dish, and sweet dish for €25 which was loads of food! Arrive before opening time as you can't book, and there's always a big queue! Well worth the wait, though. It was so good that we came back again in the one weekend!
Emma W — Google review
Good place for breakfast and coffee.
I tried Sunday brunch offer (on Sunday's you cannot order any other dishes from the menu), it was absolutely delicious - especially the avocado toast and ban a bread!
The price for a brunch was around 24€.
The only thing that was quite disappointing was the service. They kept on ignoring our table and we had to approach them personally multiple
Literally, everything was great except their chairs, we have sit in kind of coach chairs with a very low table which was totally not comfortable for dining.
Food, staff and decorations are perfect.
We ordered the classical brunch, great quantity with good variety.
I revisited the restaurant, they changed the menu a little bit they added a turkish style egg and unfortunately it was a runny yolk, I asked them if they can make it hard and the waiter said no !
Pancakes were excellent, and the interior is absolutely stunning!
Only drawback is that you cannot customize your brunch (e.g. add sides) but food was indeed yummy. 🥞🍳🌟
Chic decor, warm and friendly staff, wonderful pasties and wines and cocktails as well! This place is wonderful. The vibe is inviting and serine. It’s cool without being pretentious. Both pastries were exquisite with complex layers of subtle flavors. Service wonderful.
One of the most amazing vegan brunches I’ve ever had, anywhere in the world. The decor was also stunning. Cannot recommend this place more!
Amazing food experience. Very recommended the Brunch. Ambient also nice
Big improvement since I first tried it when it just opened and was at the old location. The terrasse is definitely a must as it's located in a street that isn't quite busy. The food was also tasty.
Patisserie
Cake shop
Dunes Blanches chez Pascal Bordeaux is a modern patisserie known for its signature cream-filled pastry puffs. These delicate and sweet pastries, similar to cream puffs, have gained popularity and are now available in both Cap Ferret and Bordeaux. The choux pastry filled with light whipped cream and dusted with powdered sugar has become a must-try treat for locals and visitors alike.
Really good. Not only did we go back immediately to get another portion, we returned the next day
The seasonal flavour ones were meh, the chocolate wasn't rich. Dark chocolate wasn't sweet at all and that makes it nowhere near as good as the original
The original really is something. It's got crispy bits of cereals for texture, and there's good flavour too. Something special, different from your usual Choux. Unfortunately there's this savoury egg smell, it's well hidden and so doesn't rlly affect the experience too much, but it's there
Yizhou W — Google review
Delicious Dunes Blanches, a must try if in Bordeaux. We visited on a pastry tour (which I would also highly recommend). Plenty of coffee shops nearby to pair with your pastry.
Etienne was awesome! The pastry was indeed delicious and simply melted in your mouth. But what the experience even more memorable was the wonderful manner, smile and hospitality of Etienne! Well done!!
So so light and yummy! The cream is whipped perfectly. They only sell that one item, and you know when that’s the case it’s going to be good. They are only €1
Best pastries in Bordeaux so far!
A must try! You’ll not find it in US!
Small bakery that only sells and specialises in one sort of small pastry - which was incredible! They're crispy on the outside while being filled with an airy cream. They're so light that you can easily polish off multiple yourself! We had the original one and the chocolate flavour - both were delicious but I think I preferred the original
Excellent variety! I got 4 different types of pastry today, my favourite was the pistachio, with the classic one coming in a close 2nd. Tiramisu and lemon were a miss. The total was 5.5€. They have a steal deal going on where you can get 6 classics for 5.9€ so i am going back tomorrow to grab a box for my husband! Delightful find.
The most fabulous dunes blanches. Crunchy exterior and as advertised light and airy cream filling. The blueberry one was heavenly. I wish these traveled well because my kids would have loved them too.
7 Rue de la Vieille Tour, 33000 Bordeaux, France•
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Boulangerie Louis Lamour is a cozy bakery known for its delightful selection of homemade breads, pastries, and creative baked treats alongside freshly brewed coffee. Visitors praise the friendly service and welcoming atmosphere, with some even expressing a desire to stay longer or apply for an apprenticeship due to their enjoyable experience. The croissants are particularly highlighted as being perfectly baked, not overly flaky or dry. Customers also rave about the cinnamon rolls and escargot pistache chocolat.
Best boulangerie of Bordeaux. We came here to start our tour throw Bordeaux. We decide that the best way to start the day in the city was with a breakfast. We found this place and was the best thing we did. We came before 10.00 and they were full of delicious pastries.
The chocolate croissant and the classic croissant are the best ones that I ever taste. Now I’m wondering if I ever taste a real croissant until today.
The coffe was really nice too.
The service very good. Very nice people, and they speak English and Spanish. So was very easy for us to communicate.
We came back at lunch time, and they were almost sold out. Only left the olives focaccia, was delicious, and made the perfect lunch snack for us. And the raisins roll pastry, was really good. I’m so happy was the only pastry they have left, because if they had a croissant probably I would miss to taste this delicious pastry!
It’s definitely a place to stop on your visit to Bordeaux, and I highly recommend to be there early in the morning to be able to choose from all the amazing things they have.
Bugli83 — Google review
I read a review here that said you shouldn’t miss their croissants, so the next morning before my trip I went to this pastry shop, I am not a breakfast person and would rarely eat croissants, so I chose the criochoc and it was definitely a nice chouce as the the croissant had a praline filling other than the chocolate, the buttery dough added to the experience. So take the advice and go try this shop.
best in town in my opinion. The food is top level, a great variety from sweet to savory and you get seats to dine in . I have not found any other boulangerie to achieve all those three, in bdx
Half of the pastry shelves we empty. Maybe because it's Monday afternoon? Also, I ordered coffee to consume inside the shop and got it served in paper cups. The lady at the counter was fast and friendly but I didn't like the taste of the coffee nor the lack of china and was sad about the small variety of pastries to choose from.
Everything I've tried is fresh, flavorful and clearly made with love. The staff is friendly, and the atmosphere is cozy—perfect for grabbing a quick coffee and pastry. Highly recommend!!
I’ve been there several times now.
I love their pastries, the bread, the sandwiches. One of the best around in the centre of Bordeaux !
Try it, but be aware you might miss out if you don’t go in early. Enjoy!
Delicious Chocolatines and croissants, we visited two days in a row after attending on a pastry tour (highly recommend) to get our fix.
Best chocolate croissant I’ve ever had. Creative items and very nice staff ☺️
7 Rue Ravez, 33000 Bordeaux, France•
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Michel MaBelle is a charming tea room and patisserie located in the revitalized Saint-Michel neighborhood of Bordeaux. The cozy atmosphere, with its Bordeaux stone walls, wooden tables, and dried flowers, provides the perfect setting to enjoy their fresh savory dishes and daily selection of homemade pastries.
Amazing vegan bakery! We had breakfast on a Sunday and everything was delicious - soft and flaky croissant, pain au chocolat and amazing banoffee pie with heavenly whipped cream on top. We wish we could have tried everything and will definitely return next time we are in Bordeaux. Also lovely fresh juices and everything is a reasonable price. Perfection!
Verity K — Google review
Excellent vegan patisserie. Went two days in a row to try as much as I could before I left Bordeaux. I would highly recommend it. The service is also impeccable and super friendly. The madeleine are moist and slightly crusty just as they should be. Lemon tarte is also a must try. Luv it! Will be return straight away next time I’m back in town.
Delicious vegan cakes, cookies and freshly pressed juices. All vegan, highly recommended. The server was very pleasant, willing to please and extremely professional. The place is beautifully decorated, there are sounds of birds in the bathroom! The cake display is mouth watering!
So delicious I forgot to take a photo before eating half!! A+ Brownie-Cookie combo, great prices, lovely staff, beautiful views whilst dining outside. Highly recommend! :)
A very good vegan patisserie. We had different pastries, cold drinks and teas here. Very lovely girl working there and a nice atmosphere.
Charming vegan patisserie. A must stop if you dream of having French pastry at a street table. Best vegan croissant I’ve had, and their viennoiserie is also amazing.
This cosy coffee shop is a vegan haven! With plenty of plant-based options, it's a dream come true for vegans. The service was incredibly friendly, and despite my rusty French, the girl behind the counter was very patient and helpful. Highly recommended!
Absolutely incredible vegan pastries! We had pan au chocolat, plain croissant, lemon meringue tart and more and they were literally amazing, you can’t even tell they’re vegan. Would come here many more times 😍
33 Rue Gaspard Philippe, 33800 Bordeaux, France•
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Cassonade is a renowned bakery located near the Grosse Cloche on Rue Saint-James in Bordeaux. The shop offers a wide variety of treats including classic, vanilla, vegan, and sugar-free options. Their specialty lies in producing eco-responsible products using certified organic ingredients or natural origin ones. The traditional production process takes place in Gironde-made molds. Visitors praise the friendly staff who are fluent in English and provide excellent service.
The cannelés were great, the service was fast and kind, the place is cute and has comfortable outside seating. We also tried the cinnamon bun which was just perfect. Enjoyed the experience would definitely stop by again.
Jahmarley G — Google review
Best canele I had in France, was chasing one like this for the rest of my trip with no success. Bought the copper molds from here too so I can try to replicate at home, well worth doing because not easy to get elsewhere in the world! Can't wait to come back in the future.
Ordered two classic petites to go. My first time trying cannelés, they were crispy on the outside and slightly chewy on the inside. Had a lingering fragrance that left a pleasant after taste. Only 0.9€ per piece. Great find!
Classics in the good meaning. Cute little spot with a very friendly staff and cosy atmosphere.
Yes, the cannelés are the thing but definitely don’t forget to get a cinnamon roll as well!
When I was passing by this shop, I heard one of their regular customers say, "This is the best canelé shop in Bordeaux." Intrigued by his endorsement, I entered immediately. It turned out to be a great decision. The canelé was crispy on the outside and perfectly moist inside. It's definitely worth a visit for tourists! Unlike other franchises, it doesn't have that industrial taste.
Nice little pastry shop. Try the channel!
I think this is the only vegan cannelle in Bordeaux, so if you’re vegan and want to try it it’s a must stop.
Overall, I found the food just ok and fairly priced. Very nice for the vegan options.
Of the many Canelés I sampled in Bordeaux, this is by far the best. Better than La Toque Cuivree and Baillardran by miles. The largest canele itself is not big and it’s pricier than the rest, however the quality speaks for itself. A crisp, caramelized exterior, not too sweet, airy interior with the characteristic holes of a classic canelé. It’s really perfect.
53 Rue Saint-James, 33000 Bordeaux, France•
Pastry shop
Nestled in the vibrant heart of Bordeaux, Pierre MATHIEU Pâtissier Bordelais is a must-visit destination for anyone with a sweet tooth. This charming boutique, led by its namesake chef who honed his skills at the prestigious Mandarin Oriental in Paris, showcases an impressive selection of pastries that range from classic to innovative.
I can happily recommend it! I got the Fraisier and it was delicious (like a mini strawberry shortcake). Solid spot for sweets!
Anna V — Google review
Good café, tasty pastries and great view.
Stopped in here for (yet more) pastries. I swear if I moved to France I would be 90% pudding by the end of the month.
I wanted something a bit more simple so I went for the flan. It had a lovely creamy texture and delicious flavour. 8/10
Wife had the coconut mango creamy mouse thing. It was quite delicately flavoured, cream was fresh and light. 8/10.
Location is great, with a view of the square in front of the cathedral. Prices were actually OK, we got those two pastries and a drink for €14, which feels about right.
Visited today Sunday 15 Sept . Without doubt the worst service experienced anywhere . The waitress needs to find employment that is not customer facing . Very unpleasant attitude .
Delicious if somewhat pricy ice cream in a prime spot in Bordeaux . Next time would go to one of the other cafes in the area .
Pastries were ok but nothing special. Very expensive. Service was quite blunt and unwelcoming. No napkins or cutlery provided for very messy pastries.
Probably the best vanilla ice cream I have had in my life.
Everything was beautiful and delicious.
The shop assistant was extremely kind and polite. Highly recommended!
I’m American so I may not have the highest standards for pastries, but this was some of the best I have ever had.
Like a tinder date:
Looks good, tastes bad 🥹🥀
8 Pl. Pey Berland, 33000 Bordeaux, France•
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La P'tite Boulangerie Notre-Dame is a charming bakery located in front of the church in Bordeaux. Known for its long queues, this small pastry shop called Micheline et Paulette offers a delightful selection of cakes in a super cute setting. The hard-working staff at this phenomenal place produce wonderful breads and pastries that visitors can't get enough of.
The quiche's crust was perfection. I appreciate the quality and devotion to the baking art form here as we watched the hard working staff behind the cashier. Everyone local seemed to buy a 🍞 or 🥖.
Anthony U — Google review
Amazing olive bread and really good croissants. Didnt like the mozerrela bread as much but still you cant go wrong with this place. Definitely recommended
Absolutely delicious viennoiseries and sweet/savoury pastries at reasonable prices, freshly made in store. Lovely, good natured staff. Croissant and pain au raisin were flakey on the outside and soft and light on the inside.
Amazing Boulangerie . The baguette its superb . They have a lot of french pastries., Madelines and financier are outstanding as well . Great service.
Fantastic croissant and pain au chocolat. Thank you! :)
The chocolate almond croissant (sorry I’ve forgotten the French name) was one of the best croissants I’ve ever had and literally could turn your mood from a 1/5 to a solid 4/5 in a single bite no kidding
Wonderful place to get freshly made baguettes, sandwiches and breads. The staff is very friendly and accommodating!
It's an excellent bakery. All the breads are cheap and delicious.
62 Rue Notre Dame, 33000 Bordeaux, France•
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Pomme Cactus is a charming and accessible restaurant with a dynamic and friendly team. The dishes and desserts are fresh, delicious, and homemade. It offers a wide selection of quality teas, coffees, and delicatessen products. The atmosphere is very pleasant with delicious cakes to enjoy on-site or to take away. The staff is welcoming, creating a top-notch dining experience.
Excellent!
Amandine C — Google review
Lovely place and the food is amazing!
(Translated by Google) What a delight. Very very nice discovery in Blanquefort. A very cozy café with delicious homemade cakes. Always a pleasure to go there to taste new products. I recommend.
(Original)
Quel délice. Très très belle découverte sur Blanquefort. Un café très cosy avec de savoureux gâteaux fait maison. Toujours un plaisir de me rendre la bas pour goûter de nouveaux produits. Je recommande.
(Translated by Google) Very warm welcome. I highly recommend this very beautiful place where the catering seems to be homemade (almost no doubt on the subject but I didn't dare ask). I arrived late (2:30 p.m.) but I was able to enjoy an excellent salmon starter and a succulent slice of chocolate apricot cake (pure wonder!). I will come back with joy 😊Thank you
(Original)
Tres bon accueil. Je recommande vivement ce très bel endroit où la restauration semble être faite maison (quasi aucun doute sur le sujet mais je n ai pas osé demander). Je suis arrivée tardivement (14h30) mais j ai pu me régaler d une excellente entrée grenailles saumon et d une succulente part de gâteau choco abricot (pure merveille!). Je reviendrai avec joie 😊Merci
(Translated by Google) Okay, but...you shouldn't go hungry! I had the lemon chicken, which was delicious, but the portion of chicken was more like a children's menu than an adult's! At €16 a dish, you have to make an effort with the quantity!
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Bon mais….il ne faut pas avoir faim ! J’ai pris le poulet au citron, délicieux mais la portion de poulet relevait plus du menu enfant que de la portion adulte ! À 16€ le plat, il faut faire un effort sur la quantité !
(Translated by Google) A place that deserves to be known! We had lunch at 12:30 p.m. and we were able to taste the dishes we wanted (barely): the pulled duck burger and the ceviche. Both dishes were good but a little bland. On the other hand, we indulged in the desserts and there, no disappointment! Go there to taste them!
On the environmental side, nothing to say, we feel good there.
And the service was very good.
One star less for value for money, but an address worth trying
(Original)
Un endroit qui mérite d’être connu ! Nous avons déjeuner à 12h30 et nous avons pu goûter les plats que nous voulions (de justesse): le burger à l’effiloché de canard et le ceviche. Les 2 plats étaient bons mais un peu fades. Par contre nous nous sommes lâchés sur les desserts et là, pas de déception! Allez y pour les goûter !
Côté environnement, rien à dire on s’y sent bien.
Et le service était très bien.
Une étoile de moins pour le rapport qualité prix, mais une adresse qui mérite d’être testée
(Translated by Google) A dynamic and friendly team.
The dishes as well as the desserts are fresh and delicious to absolutely taste.
We will come back with pleasure.
Perfectly accessible for people in a wheelchair 🧑🦽.
I recommend this restaurant
A good address to remember.
(Original)
Une équipe dynamique et sympathique.
Les plats ainsi que les desserts son frais et délicieux à venir déguster absolument.
Nous y reviendrons avec plaisir .
Parfaitement accessible pour personne en fauteuil roulant 🧑🦽.
Je recommande ce restaurant
Une bonne adresse à retenir .
(Translated by Google) The team is very friendly and does its best to welcome you in a warm atmosphere. The dishes are very good and the desserts are always delicious (Misucake).
(Original)
L'équipe est très sympa et fait de son mieux pour vous accueillir dans une ambiance chaleureuse. Les plats sont très bons et les desserts sont toujours délicieux (Misucake).
5 Rue Eugène Tartas, 33290 Blanquefort, France•
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Café Eriu is a charming addition to the coffee scene in Bordeaux, owned by Grace Lohan. The café is named after the Irish goddess and offers an authentic Irish menu featuring pork sausage rolls. Emphasizing local and organic produce, Café Eriu serves quality coffee roasts, sweet treats, and hearty Irish lunch dishes. Situated near Jardin Public, this café provides a unique and friendly atmosphere for a delightful Sunday brunch experience at a reasonable price.
Had a lovely Brunch with friends. Food is creative and prepared with love. There was 5 of us in our group so we were able to try a few different dishes. Coffee was great too! All up, a great experience and would definitely return if I'm in Bordeaux again
Marie A — Google review
Found this nice little cafe from their good ratings online. Came on a Sunday, where they open at 10am. Went in at 10 and found out it was almost fully booked. Managed to slot us in though. Ordered fish waffle & also pancake stacks with bacon. We really enjoyed the waffle, their pancake portion with bacon is relatively huge and tasted great. Could not finish the pancake!! Overall a nice place with great service.
Very nice cafe that I ate at a few times for breakfast on some trips there recently. Got speaking to a friendly British waitress when I was there and I had a very nice sausage roll that was better than anything I've ever had back in a Gregg's in the UK. Unfortunately it was so good that they had sold out on my last visit.
We came here for breakfast and really enjoyed it. The atmosphere was cozy and welcoming, the service was attentive, and the food was fresh and delicious. Everything was well-prepared and nicely presented. A very pleasant start to the day — highly recommended
Nice neighbourhood cafe near the Jardin Public. We had a flat white each, a tad expensive at 4.5€ each.
Strong flavour, a little bitter for my taste (some sugar helped that). Well made if a little thin bodied.
Would visit again. Staff were friendly and the fit out was relaxed and cheerful.
Recommended by "Lost in Bordeaux" as one of the top 5 brunch/coffee spots is and absolute find. From the warm welcome and delicious food I couldn't recommend highly enough. The team of 3 were turning out plate after plate of delicious food and great coffee. It was put first stop on day 1 in Bordeaux and again on day 2. I'm sure if we had a 3rd day it would have been the same. We had pancakes day 1 with coffees and orange juice. Day 2 was pancakes eggs and bacon. The pancakes in particular were a stand out. Special shout out to Tammy who was warm and welcoming from the moment we arrived :) . Lisa Dan and Jack from Ireland.
Amazing breakfast and coffee was just like home! Staff were so friendly and kind. We can’t wait to come back!
Absolutely great little place for breakfast, the flat white was the best I’ve had in Bordeaux. Really lovely decor & the staff were so friendly & accommodating. Would highly recommend!
119 Rue Fondaudège, 33000 Bordeaux, France•
Pastry shop
Chouette Pâtisserie is a delightful pastry shop in Bordeaux that has pleasantly surprised pastry lovers with its delicate and delicious treats. The choux and the Saint-Honore with vanilla are particularly praised for their subtle and greedy flavors, neither too rich nor too sweet. Visitors have also raved about the exquisite strawberry-pistachio tartlet and pear-pecan tartlet, noting the fine and intense flavors without being overpowering.
Past by the shop and tried the passion fruit Chou (puff). Amazing taste and texture. Was way beyond the expectations.
Angela L — Google review
Flavours were good, unfortunately we caught them just as they were about to close, so the Choux were alr placed in the fridge and thus abit soggy. Can imagine it's much better normally
I went in not sure what to buy but received great recommendations. I liked how the choux were not too sweet, and the texture was airy in a way that was different from what I’ve tasted before. The lemon basil shortbread was an interesting combination of flavours. The prices were reasonable, so I wished I could have tried them all, but a person can only eat so much. I’d love the chance to go back and try other flavours.
Though this place is on an off-beaten path, it's definitely worth a visit!
As I understood, the desserts are seasonal, depending on the available fruits, so it's always an interesting discovery
Big choice of chou (puffs with cream). We tried passion fruit, lemon, and apricot + rosemary. What we appreciated the most is the lightness of the cream and genuine taste of fruits
We've also tried sable speculoos / fruits rouges (dessert with speculoos base and cream) and tartalette with verbena and raspberry. Both had tender texture and natural taste of fruits and herbs
Chouette is a true gem in Bordeaux. Chef Xavier and his wife have truly elevated French pastries to the next level! Xavier is a truly passionate and talented artisan. You can taste this in every bite. Fresh fruits and ingredients are used. The creations are light and not too sweet. Even lactose intolerant person like me can totally enjoy his masterpieces.
Wonderfully made! It is a pleasure for all senses. I would come here again and again if I lived in Bordeaux. Bravo!
First place we went as a family arriving in Bordeaux. Pastry and coffee are superb and the prices are very reasonable too.
I got a too good to go bag from them and the pastries were super delicious. I 100% recommend and will come back to try again.
71 Rue Judaïque, 33000 Bordeaux, France•
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Pastry shop
Maison PERRIN in Bordeaux is the original location of a small chain known for its artisanal fruit tarts, macarons, baked goods, and sandwiches. Founded by a couple - one a baker and the other a pastry chef - this family-run bakery offers an extensive menu. In addition to beautiful breads, they also make pastries, tarts, chocolates, and ice cream.
the chausson aux pommes was the perfect amount of flaky and fluffy layers. delicious taste and texture! cant beat the price either! can’t wait to come back.
Francesca T — Google review
I was waiting in the queue and I speak decent french. The man behind the counter asks me to stop and get in queue while it was my turn to order ( thinking that I had jumped the line). It made me pretty anxious. Even the person behind me in the queue told me that it was my turn indeed! Pretty rude staff!
Fantastic Pattiserie, always a great selection and good value, also has the benefit of not closing at lunch time and opening late
Grab some cakes and take them to the Jardin Public - yum
Great for a quick breakfast. It’s one of the few boulangeries and patisseries that open early. They have coffee too. Do know that there is no seating available, so this is just for to-go orders. We ate our breakfast at the tram station across the street where there were benches but it still was a nice experience.
Baguette was really good, salad with ham was just ok, as the ham was very good, lettuce was crisp, but tomatoes were unripe. Cream puffs were good but not amazing.
Delicious bread! We finished a full baguette 🥖 while walking. The patisserie looks attempting too!
Amazing. Friendly. Delicous.
Great Patisserie, unreal desserts
55-57 Rue Fondaudège, 33000 Bordeaux, France•
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Wholesale bakery
Nestled in the heart of Bordeaux, Maison Hermelin is a charming artisanal bakery that truly embodies the essence of French baking. Just a stone's throw from Capucins Market, this delightful spot offers an array of freshly baked goods that are sure to tantalize your taste buds. From their perfectly crunchy 'tradition' baguettes to flaky croissants and indulgent kouign Amans, every bite reflects quality craftsmanship and love for the art of baking.
My favorite boulangerie in Bordeaux after a month of exploring. A grand selection of breads and pastries, including sweet and savory varieties. I visited both locations and found consistent quality and friendly service.
Charles F — Google review
Great croissants for breakfast, and great service early evening when we needed supper. Salad + plus dessert + drink combo was exactly right and reasonably priced. Service super friendly despite difficult communication due to my (almost) total lack of French.
This place consistently has the best "tradition" baguette between centre-ville and Victoire, and I've tried more than a few. Their crust - perfect crunch. This is a lovely, friendly neighbourhood bakery with great look pastries, sandwiches and an assortment of breads. Seriously, I can't think of "tartine" in the morning, a sandwich, or bread with dinner without Maison Hermelin coming to mind.
Visited four times in four days. Excellent in quality, price, variety, service. A visit in early morning was particularly exciting as there are so many wonderful looking items 🍞🥐🍰
It was okay, didnt particularly like it but I came late. With all bakeries, coming earlier to get freshly baked goods gets you the best experience.
Loved staying near here. Had the best croissants we tried in Bordeaux and lots of other tasty treats
Assortment of fresh baked goods including large flaky croissants and decadent kouign Amans. Reasonably priced. A great option for on the go (to the train station for us)
Great stop off for cakes and sandwich to take away.
18 Rue Edmond Costedoat, 33000 Bordeaux, France•
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Hôtel De Sèze is a luxurious hotel housed in an 18th-century building, showcasing classic Bordeaux architecture. The 55 rooms are elegantly decorated, blending 18th-century style with modern comforts. Guests can savor market prix fixe menu at Comptoir de Seze or enjoy original cocktails and an extensive wine list at the bar. Le Manege's chef, trained in Paris, incorporates local produce into exquisite dishes.
Our stay at the Hotel-de-Seze and Spa in Bordeaux was nothing short of exceptional from the moment we arrived. The hotel exudes an exquisite sense of style and charm, with every corner thoughtfully decorated to create an inviting atmosphere. The staff, truly outstanding in their professionalism, went above and beyond to ensure our comfort, offering insightful guidance for personalised tours of the city.
Breakfast, served directly to our room, was of the highest quality—an indulgent start to our day. The hotel’s prime location, just a short walk from the heart of the city and its many historic monuments, made it an ideal base for exploring Bordeaux.
The rooms, while compact, were thoughtfully appointed with all the modern amenities necessary for a relaxing and memorable stay. Luxurious touches such as toiletries, plush dressing gowns, and slippers ensured that every detail contributed to our comfort.
For those wishing to explore not only Bordeaux but also the scenic vineyards of Médoc and Saint-Émilion, Hotel-de-Seze is perfectly situated. Its proximity to the tram offers convenient access to the airport, while the renowned shopping street, Rue de Saint-Catherine, is also just a stone's throw away.
I wholeheartedly recommend Hotel-de-Seze and Spa for an unforgettable stay in Bordeaux and the surrounding region.
We enjoyed an unforgettable stay, one that has left us with cherished memories.
Roisín F — Google review
This is a nice modern hotel in a great location. We booked a smaller room- maybe a double? - beware, it is small. And the bed is tiny as well. Unfortunately our bedroom had a view of a dirty wall - and absolutely nothing else (the bathroom window at least had a green plant outside). When we asked to change rooms we were told there were no other rooms available. For 3 nights we spent as much time outside the room as possible. It was unfortunate because otherwise it was a really nice hotel. Clean, quiet, and nice decor.
The breakfast was very good and the location was excellent. Right downtown and close to the tram.
If our room had had any kind of a view at all I think we would’ve enjoyed our stay here very much.
We really enjoyed my stay at Hôtel De Sèze. The location is right in the very center of Bordeaux. The hotel itself is very clean, cozy, and beautifully maintained. Our room was comfortable and quiet, which made for a very relaxing stay. The breakfast buffet offered a nice selection and was a great way to start the day. Overall, a charming hotel with a welcoming atmosphere — I would happily stay here again.
This hotel has been remodeled to a very modern facility. The room was well decorated and the bath area was very large offering both a shower and bath. It seemed to me the bathroom floor was heated. It had a small patio with a view of the top of the large fountain in the park.
Location in the central area was great. Well worth the visit.
We really enjoyed our stay. Lovely hotel room, great spa. Breakfast was also good. They were very kind and let us spend the whole day in the lobby and common spaces when we had a 10pm flight, without making us feel bad about it. My only comment for improvement is that the AC worked ok, but my partner and I are hot sleepers and like to have the room very cold at night, and the AC wasn’t strong enough to get it really cold.
Lovely hotel and excellent location- very close to trams and sites to see. So hot so we enjoyed the air conditioning but it went off every night. So uncomfortable but they did turn it on when we asked. Nice breakfast lovely staff. Restaurant closed for dinner on Sunday which also impacts room service. Nice lounge to sit in and no corkage fee. I would stay here again.
Great classic hotel in an excellent location in Bordeaux. The staff is friendly, helpful and accommodated our requests. Room size as expected for a French city hotel, bathroom was super clean, comfy and great size. Walking distance to most Bordeaux city sights. I would definitely stay here again.
The city Centre location allows for all travel plans putting your mind at ease. Our advice would be to check in, eat at the hotel restaurant, and then get lost walking the beautiful historic streets. Great stay for your wine tours 🍷 🍇
23 All. de Tourny, 33000 Bordeaux, France•
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ANTONE Artisan Boulanger is a must-visit bakery in Bordeaux, known for its divine pastries and excellent bread. The tantalizing aroma draws you in, and once inside, you'll be greeted by a friendly and fun staff. Despite the high prices, visitors rave about the amazing croissants with a crunchy crust and buttery taste. The chocolatine is described as having "fairy dust between those buttery layers," making it an absolute delight.
Incredible! Popped in this afternoon for some pastries. Best suisse I’ve had in France and the praline cookie was delicious!
Rosie D — Google review
This place is incredible. It really does stand out among all the other boulangeries I have ever been to! I've always been greeted by bubbly individuals who smile and laugh, it honestly felt like being welcomed by an old friend. The food has always been lovely as well! What a shame that we aren't in Bordeaux for much longer, or I'd come here every day!
Kind service and delicious pastries. What more could you want?
Woooow! Best bakery! Amazing sandwiches with goat cheese and the egg one. And so so good service! The guys are super super! :)
Can you imagine how hard it is to stand out as a boulanger in France? We had espresso and croissants and it simply was amazing.
I highly recommend this bakery, good welcome, very nice seller, plus it's very good 😊, but the prices are high!
We came here by mistake. We were just walking down the street and the smell hit us. It was impossible not to go in. We ordered at least 10 different things and all of them were amazing. It has been almost 6 months since our visit and i can still feel the taste. I would visit Bordeaux again just for this. Heavenly!
The best croissant we had in Bordeaux. Most were to dense or bland. This one had a crunchy brown crust and a mouthfilling buttery taste
125 Rue de Laseppe, 33000 Bordeaux, France•
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Be My Cookie - rue des remparts is a modern cookie bar that has been serving delicious treats made from locally sourced ingredients and sustainable packaging since June 2019. Zoe, the owner, who is a French-American pastry chef, spent over a year perfecting the recipe for the ideal cookie with a crispy exterior and soft interior. The cookies are all homemade in the back of the shop using predominantly organic ingredients carefully selected for their quality.
Awe inspiring cookies of many sumptuous flavours and lovely ladies who are expert in all things “cookie”
Diarmuidmacdonald — Google review
As a cookiehead loved different varieties, “Lemon” was really nice
Super cute shop and the vegan cookie was delicious. Just wanted more vegan options.
I had a blast trying a bunch of the flavours. I love the variety they have! They were all great, but the white chocolate pecan was my favourite. The textures and ingredients are incredible. What a delightful, decadent treat!!!
Best cookies hands down, in France or even in the US! You can taste the quality of the products, pretty magical! Some might say little drops of heaven ;)
I’m Looking forward to trying each cookie!
A really good address for no brainer treats that will surely satisfy everyone!
The cookies are really nice however I find them a bit small for the price. Ideally you would eat two but that then becomes an expensive afternoon snack sadly.
Happy people!
Heaven
55 Rue des Remparts, 33000 Bordeaux, France•
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Nestled conveniently near the Bordeaux Museum of Contemporary Art, Pâtisserie Micheline et Paulette is a delightful gem owned by the talented duo Juliette Bontemps and Valentin Brault. With a background as an acclaimed pastry chef at the prestigious Le Meurice in Paris, Brault draws inspiration from his grandmothers, who ignited his passion for exquisite pastries. The boutique showcases an array of beautifully crafted treats that are hard to resist, each one more tempting than the last.
it was nothing short of pure Bordeaux magic. The crust? Deep caramel amber—crackly and fragrant. Micheline’s version hits the perfect balance: crisp exterior, silky interior, and a size that’s just right for savoring with a slow sip of coffee. If you’re exploring Bordeaux, make sure you don’t miss this local icon—they have legendary status for a reason.
Anne P — Google review
Mixed results from this teeny pastry shop.
Stopped in here for some snacks, taking away because there is zero space inside to sit down and eat. We sat down just round the corner on the steps of temples des chartrons and made friends with the pigeons, so that was fine. They gave us spoons, but no tissues (forgot to ask, they might have had them...)
I ordered the nut mousse thing, which was great. Lovely intense praline, creamy mousse and the biscuit base was delicious. 8/10
Wife ordered the cheesecake which was just OK. It was a bit dry and didn't really have much flavour. Not terrible by any means, just, yknow, OK. 6.5/10
That said, for a place with a very attractive window display they were only €5ish a pop, which is very reasonable.
Stunning patisserie that we found close to our hotel. Incredible delicacies and they were kind enough to provide a wooden fork as we were eating this away from our accommodation.
Exceptionally friendly service!
Extremely good chocolate tart!
The can definitely recommend trying it.
Came here because of the high rating and it did not disappoint. Only little cakes though. Priced around 5 euros in 2022, it was easy to just buy all of it because they all looked so amazing. the Madeleines were yummy too. I liked the le nuts one the most, the strawberry lemon tart was the most sophisticated tasting. Everything was beautifully crafted like a piece of art. Highly recommend.
By far my favourite patisserie in Bordeaux. Amazing pastries throughout each season with seasonal fruits. The pastries don’t only look pretty, I promise, they taste super delicious too. I highly recommend this place, without a single doubt. If I could rate with more stars, I’ll definitely give 5 more ⭐️✨
I follow this patisserie for years now on Instagram and always wanted to check it out. I finally did. It was incredibly tasty!
From the moment I walked into the charming storefront, I was immediately transported to a world of decadent and mouth-watering treats.
The selection of pastries and desserts was absolutely breathtaking, and each item was beautifully crafted with the utmost care and attention to detail.
68 Rue de la Rousselle, 33000 Bordeaux, France•
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Nestled in the vibrant heart of Bordeaux's historic district, Hôtel Majestic offers a delightful retreat for travelers seeking comfort and convenience. Just a stone's throw away from iconic landmarks like the Grand Theatre de Bordeaux and the stunning Water Mirror, this hotel is perfectly situated for exploring the city's rich culture. Guests can unwind in elegantly decorated rooms, suites, or apartments equipped with flat-screen TVs and complimentary Wi-Fi.
It’s been a pleasure staying in this hotel. Great location and reasonable price.
Many thanks to the reception staff and the housekeeping, my room 221 was always perfectly made up.
All the amenities were available upon request and we had bath robes and slippers and everything else in the room.
The shower was beautifully renovated. There was a comfortable bed for the perfect rest.
I can highly recommend this hotel.
Olga — Google review
Lovely small hotel with excellent staff in a central location. Recently renovated, the rooms and shared spaces are freshly decorated and a pleasure to be in.
The staff throughout the hotel were helpful and patient, and always responsive to requests. Hôtel Majestic is very close to both the Grand Theatre and the Quinconces transport hub. It’s easy to get around, by foot or by tram.
Appreciated the coffee machine in my room; canelles at reception, and help from staff getting my bike in and out of the bike room.
Fabulous, newly renovated hotel. Clean, clean, clean. Amaaaazing staff (shout-out to the young man at breakfast, Jules, for going above & beyond & paying SO MUCH attention to detail). Breakfast is GREAT, staff are simply wonderful. Price reasonable. Oh and the rooms are very well lit - which i love.
What a hotel in a brilliant central location. As it was my first time to Bordeaux this hotel location is excellent. Just 2 minutes walk to the tourist office, tram line and only 5 minutes walk to the riverside or main square / shopping.
If you are wanting an abundance of restaurants This is very close to lots in all directions. The old town is also just 10 minutes walk away. Maria was a superstar providing a lot of recommendations in English ahead of my arrival. The room was very modern and the breakfast is very generous with hot and cold options.
Would 100% stay here again on my next visit to Bordeaux.
Great location and very nice breakfast. The front desk and breakfast staff were very nice. However, our room was NOT READY for check in until 4pm. After traveling from Paris we were ready to unpack and get settled in. Rooms were recently updated. Overall, a very nice hotel that we would stay at again.
Beautiful hotel. Well appointed. The junior suites are spacious and modern. Fabulous bathroom and comfortable bed!
We picked Hotel Majestic based on its location and price and we enjoyed our stay. The staff was friendly and professional, rooms were clean and spacious enough, and breakfast was wonderful with a lot of choices. We will gladly stay here again!
Great surprise , new clean and great design , so convenient , great beds .
Great service by the lovely man in the front desk who provides us reconnections and help in all we needed. Best location and still quiet
2 Rue de Condé, 33000 Bordeaux, France•
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ANTONE Artisan boulanger - Gare is a renowned bakery in Bordeaux that takes pride in its commitment to quality and traditional baking methods. The use of excellent flour and dedication to slow fermentation results in exceptional bread and pastries. Visitors praise the freshness of the products, friendly staff, and delicious options such as the renowned chocolatine. The cozy atmosphere, reasonable prices, and delectable offerings make it a must-visit for pastry enthusiasts and those seeking high-quality baked goods.
One of the best boulangerie I ever had in Bordeaux. Have lots of options and one great thing is that the pastries are fresh! Staffs are friendly and attentive as well especially we are tourists.
Elton H — Google review
We stopped for some pastries. There was a reassuring queue.
Pastries were great. Coffee a bit disappointing.
Wow!! The croissant is soooo good, perfectly crispy. I highly recommend any foreign tourist to have the experience of a real good one. Only 5min walk from the train station it worths the detour !
croissant was just perfect, I also tried a pastry with honey and lemon that was something else. Real artisans. Highly recommended
Oh my god! Excellent pastries and deserts. Everything is so fresh and delicious. Stopped here every morning during our stay in bordeaux. Highly recommend!
The shelves are bare, honestly the french complain about chains but then you try to use an artisan, if they bother to open, they don’t carry the selection they advertise. Please avoid what a wasted walk from the station. Better yo be ripped off by Paul bakery and not starve.
We tried the financier (Amande caramel), Banoffee and Pain suisse. They were all top class. Highly recommend!
Great pastries and sandwiches! The girl who helped me was also very nice and patient with my slow French.
33 Rue Furtado, 33800 Bordeaux, France•
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La Boulangerie des Amis is a small family-owned bakery in Bordeaux that has gained a reputation for its top-notch bread, croissants, and pastries. The owners are known for their friendliness and helpfulness, creating a welcoming atmosphere for visitors. Customers rave about the quality of the almond croissants, pain au raisin, baguettes, and kouign-Amann.
We discovered the finest croissant we've tasted in ages at this quaint, family-run establishment in Bordeaux. And brioche 🥮- I’m in love with 😍
It's a place that deserves recognition for its freshness and quality.
We ware so impressed, wanted to take their entire selection home!
They truly made our day special.
They make pan with long fermentation, different types of flour (wheat and rye).
Brioche was tasty for the next day as well - amazing 😻.
Nadia R — Google review
By far the best ham and cheese croissant I’ve ever had. Very high quality ham and cheese, oozing with rich, creamy béchamel. Pastry itself is absolute textbook - light, flaky, crispy on the outside, soft and buttery on the inside. The chocolatine was also amazing.
Amazing French bakery. Little off from the main attractions they have amazing baked goods in a super cool atmosphere!
Amazing croissants with crispy outside and fluffy inside. Especially impressed with the ham & cheese one, the content’s so fulfilling. Seems not many choices left when I dropped by PM. Would come back earlier to sample more other items on my next visit.
Delicious! We went on Sunday morning, and they were baking fresh bread as we came in. The chocolatine is the best we’ve had in Bordeaux and the cinnamon roll is 🤩. We also bought a few breads, that are just as delicious. We learned about them from Les Récoltants, where we had an entree made from their bread. The details and artisanship of their bread is top notch!
Best bakery in Bordeaux. They don’t serve coffee (not even for take away) but croissants, brioches and cinnamon rolls that we tried were just unbelievable. Strongly recommended
Though it is 5 star rated, I think it is a bit over-rated.
I bought a croissant and a cinnamon roll. As for breakfast,it does not taste bad, but the bread is not hot or even warm, which lower its grading a bit.
Overall speaking, still worth a try.
I’m a lousy reviewer, hardly leave any even if I like the businesses. But I had to force myself to write something for this gem.
Oh my, their bread and pastry are one of a kind. Their baguette is nicely crispy on the crust, with flavorful and perfectly chewy interior. Their kouign-Annan is incredible, as good as you’d get in Bretagne, possibly better.
The owners are lovely and very helpful. They speak good English, answered my questions on the types of bread. The price is reasonable considering the quality. I’ll definitely come back again if I’m back in Bordeaux. j'adore cette boulangerie 🥖
15 Rue Teulère, 33000 Bordeaux, France•
Bakery
Atelier Landry is a delightful bakery nestled on rue Georges Bonnac, offering an authentic taste of artisanal baking. This charming spot specializes in sourdough bread and pastries crafted from high-quality organic ingredients, showcasing a strong commitment to sustainability through the use of locally sourced products and traditional techniques. Visitors rave about the crusty yet spongy sourdough that perfectly complements their flavorful snacks like olives and smoked eel.
Best boulangerie in Bordeaux hands down!!!! Just amazingly fresh, delicious,… we’re sooo lucky to have you in Bordeaux!
Must try their olive oil brioche … and everything else!
Also their super nice and smiley. Love
Coming every week for my bread. ❣️
Blancabertely — Google review
Amazing bakery, had quiche, brioche, some puffy muffin, cookie, olive loaf, all were solid
Incredible, very high quality bread! Our favorites were the olive bread and the whole grain sourdough. It’s some of the best bread I’ve ever had.
We had the walnut and the olive bread. The olives had great taste and colour. Everything was amazing. Naturally leavened bread, the shape, the taste, crumb. Nothing to complain about this fantastic bakery.
You need to visit this carb friendly spot..!
Absolutely lovely people & excellent bread at Atelier Landry. Kind gracious people, delicious organic product, accessible location (Gambetta), —one cannot ask for more. You’ll feel like you discovered a secret gem of Bordeaux (you have!)
This bakery is our morning highlight while staying in Bordeaux.
I tried baltic bread, quiches
and bans and everything is of the heavenly quality.
Wonderful sourdough bread and very patient customer service for English speakers! Highly recommend the olive bread.
The hidden gem of France. The place feels very homey and humble. Seriously, I've been to many famous boulangerie around France and Paris i.e. Cedric Grolet blah blah blah. But, this place is the best boulangerie in France (hands down). Honestly, their Palmier and chocolate chip cookies are out of this world.
Thank you, Atelier Landry for being one of my best Bordeaux experiences. :)
43 Rue Georges Bonnac, 33000 Bordeaux, France•
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Patisserie
Chocolate shop
David Capy is a renowned pastry chef in Bordeaux, known for his award-winning pastries and chocolates. His shop offers a wide variety of delectable treats, from classic mille-feuille and baba au rhum to fruity delights like lemon tart and raspberry/litchi macaroon.
Wonderfull chocolates and store! Worth a try if you are in Bordeaux!
Arash K — Google review
I bought boxes of chocolates to bring back to Japan. I have bought chocolates here before and I liked it. There was only one staff serving and she was filling in the box - I saw the box was not filled but she said that it was filled. I could not see it well as she quickly closed the lid and it looked like there were some space but perhaps not enough to put extra ones. There were other customers waiting so I did not want to insist on checking it. However, when I opened the box, there were spaces for two more chocolates - it was the matter of how to put them. Because the price is based on the box rather than weight, I felt really disappointed by this. I wrote to them of this fact, but got no reply of whatsoever. Really disappointed.
Amazing macaroons! Consistent flavor and great costumer service. I recommend it.
Bloggers all said it and now I agree, best canape in Bordeaux!
Great taste... delicious
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Soooooooooooooooo good
(Translated by Google) Inappropriate and very aggressive response from Mr Capy to a request concerning the purchase of two boxes of macaroons.
The saleswoman assured me that it was possible to transport them in the hold of a plane without worry.
Despite my packaging precautions, bubble wrap and additional box, the macarons arrived completely flattened, even though the box was intact.
Offering such a product turned out to be very inconvenient.
Bad faith, no apology or concern, zero commercial gesture during our telephone conversation.
If you are looking for product quality, service and respect for the customer, you should not come here.
(Original)
Réponse inadaptée et très agressive de Mr Capy à une requête concernant l’achat de deux boîtes de macarons.
La vendeuse m’avait certifié qu’il était possible de les transporter dans la soute d’un avion sans souci.
Malgré mes précautions d’emballage, papier bulle et boite supplémentaire, les macarons sont arrivés tout aplatis, alors que la boîte était intacte.
Offrir un tel produit s’est avéré très gênant.
De la mauvaise foi, aucune excuse ni sollicitude, zéro geste commercial lors de notre conversation téléphonique.
Si vous cherchez la qualité du produit, le service et le respect du client il ne faut pas en rien venir ici.
7 Rue Michel Montaigne, 33000 Bordeaux, France•
Patisserie
La Maison De Blanche is a charming patisserie located in Bordeaux near Bouscat and close to the Medoc barrier. They offer a delectable selection of pastries made with fresh, local, and seasonal ingredients for 100% natural flavors that are low in sugar. The chef Diego creates all their treats using original and high-quality products at reasonable prices.
very friendly and kind lady that served us !!
we got 3 cakes to try on my birthday (tiramisu, Oreo, and red velvet)
They were all amazing but the red velvet especially was our favorite
Then a few days ago we went in shop to try other cakes (le chic and red velvet again)
and got caramel lattes, they were all very amazing as well
and the place itself was very neat and and calm to sit down in
Definitely will come back to try the rest !
Yara D — Google review
Lovely service and beautiful decor but the cake is not a cake. More like eating spoons of cream with a sliver of sponge cake. Will not return sadly.
Both the cake shop and the hotel are amazing!!
Blanche is so nice and kind!
Cakes are so delicious and different from everything I’ve tried in France. The red velvet one was delicious and very well executed (coming from a red velvet expert 🤪) and the strawberry one was very fresh, creamy and delicious.
Can’t wait to come back and eat all the other cakes !
My favourite kind of cakes, although I didn't know it until I tried them! Very creamy, not too sweet, gorgeous presentation. Blanche is also super attentive and the space is just a great clean vibe.
Can't wait to be back!
I'm delighted that La Maison de Blanche has opened her doors. Blanche is the friendly and entrepreneurial owner/baker of delicious chiffon cakes. Experiencing afternoon tea and cake in her sunny, cheery space brightens your day and is a perfect meeting place for friends to catch-up. The red velvet cake is perfectly balanced with the tanginess of cream cheese and the decadence of rich frosting - it was divine! I took home a cookies and cream cake that tasted just like an oreo dunked in milk...a tasty grown-up representation of a child's favorite treat. I look forward to sampling other flavors of both cake and tea and it will be impossible to find a favorite so I will have to return over and over again. See you there!
Stumbled upon this stylish, cosy cafe by chance and what a pleasant experience it turned out to be. Received a warm welcome and the owner highlighted some of the fresh delights on offer. The mango chiffon cake and matcha green tea were subtly flavourful and delicious. Recommend to anyone in the neighbourhood looking to rest their feet in elegant surroundings while enjoying a creamy treat!
Elegant, unique and delicate flavors of cakes that you could only find at maison de Blanche. Not along to mention about its elegant designed decoration with relaxing and soothing vibes. Great location next to tram C Camille Godard. And the most important- you could see one of the most beautiful and talented chefs- Blanche.
Very unique cakes served by a very welcoming owner. Homemade cold lemon tea is a great match for the cakes!
37 Rue Camille Godard, 33300 Bordeaux, France•
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Canelés Baillardran Bordeaux Gare St Jean is a charming little shop located right in front of the Saint Jean station. The traditional canelé offered here is excellent, with a well-balanced flavor and consistency. The friendly service and comfortable atmosphere make it a great place to stop and enjoy some hot chocolate or cappuccino while waiting for your train. The shop also offers a vanilla version of the canelé without rum.
Good caneles good hot chocolate.
Moana M — Google review
(Translated by Google) While leisurely strolling through the streets of Bordeaux this morning, I walked in front of this store. I see three people obviously on a “coffee break” turn around and discuss me saying “she has a bad face” only to laugh afterwards. I think the good woman who said that (dressed in red like the establishment) must be one of the sellers. Otherwise, obviously I wouldn't allow myself to comment. Quite simply disdainful, I would have liked to have had the time to tell this lady that when you are so unfriendly it is sometimes better to keep quiet...
If the food is to the taste of the indecent comments of the saleswomen, suffice to say that this establishment should be avoided.
(Original)
En me baladant tranquillement dans les rues de Bordeaux ce matin, je marche en face de ce magasin. Je vois trois personnes visiblement en « pause café » se retourner et discuter de moi en disant « elle a une sale gueule » pour rire par la suite. Je pense que la bonne femme qui a dit cela (vêtue de rouge comme l’établissement) doit faire partie des vendeuses. Sinon, évidemment je ne me permettrais pas de commenter. Tout bonnement dédaignable, j’aurai aimé avoir le temps de dire à cette dame que lorsqu’on est si mal aimable il vaut mieux parfois se taire…
Si la nourriture est au goût des commentaires indécents des vendeuses, autant dire que cet établissement est à fuir.
(Translated by Google) One of the brand's numerous sales points, it offers a comfortable stop in a small place in front of the Saint Jean station. Excellent canelé, much better balanced in the traditional size, which enhances the differences in consistency. The cappuccino is good, which is a note of merit that is not secondary. Friendly service and prices within the (high) norm of the inflated euro.
(Original)
Uno dei numerosi punti vendita del brand, offre una confortevole sosta in un piccolo locale di fronte alla stazione Saint Jean. Canelé ottimi, molto meglio bilanciati nella misura tradizionale, con la quale si esaltano le differenze di consistenza. Buono il cappuccino, il che è una nota di merito non secondaria. Servizio gentile e prezzi nella norma (elevata) dell'euro inflazionato.
(Translated by Google) When a saleswoman suggests that I take a product different from the one I requested, I expect that the price increase (+10€) will also be announced to me. There, no. Not even a suggestion to make a change. I strongly advise against it.
(Original)
Lorsqu'une vendeuse me suggère de prendre un produit différent de celui que j'ai demandé, je m'attends à ce que l'augmentation de prix (+10€) me soit aussi annoncée. Là, non. Même pas de proposition de faire un changement. Je déconseille vivement.
(Translated by Google) A shame. Indecent prices. Better to turn to their number 1 competitor. Just as good and 3/4 times cheaper (but really).
I have no action in others but the scam must stop.
If I learned that Baillardran donates 50% of its turnover to NGOs I would give it 5/5.
(Original)
Une honte. Prix indécents. Mieux vaut se tourner vers leur concurrent numéro 1. Aussi bon et 3/4 fois moins cher (mais vraiment).
Je n'ai pas d'action chez les autres mais là faut arrêter l'escroquerie.
Si j'apprenais que Baillardran reverse 50% de son chiffre d'affaire à des ONG je lui mettrais 5/5.
(Translated by Google) Good customer of Baillardran, very disappointed with my purchase in this store... Soft and misshapen cannelés, far from what I am used to eating at Baillardran.
A failed batch can happen, but at the price they are sold for...
(Original)
Bonne cliente de la maison Baillardran, très déçu de mon achat dans cette boutique... Des cannelés mous et difformes, loin de ce que j'ai l'habitude de manger chez Baillardran.
Une fournée ratée ça peut arriver, mais au prix où ils sont vendus...
(Translated by Google) A decor worthy of a photo museum, a warm welcome. Hot chocolate as creamy as ever.
(Original)
Un décor digne d'un musée photo un accueil au petit soin .Un chocolat chaud toujours aussi onctueux .
(Translated by Google) Uninteresting cannelés: the texture is not crunchy on the outside and the inside is not cooked enough and looks more like a bad flan. The dough does not have the good taste of rum, vanilla and cinnamon of a cannelé, really, they are not good cannelés. And on top of all that, they are four times more expensive than the cannelés from other much better stores and just as close to the station! I don't recommend.
(Original)
Des cannelés sans intérêt : la texture n’est pas croquante à l’extérieur et l’intérieur n’est pas assez cuit et ressemble plutôt à un mauvais flan. La pâte n’a pas le bon goût de rhum, vanille et cannelle d’un cannelé, vraiment, ce ne sont pas de bons cannelés. Et en plus de tout ça, ils sont quatre fois plus cher que les cannelés d’autres magasins bien meilleurs et tout aussi proches de la gare ! Je ne recommande pas.
21 Rue Charles Domercq, 33800 Bordeaux, France•
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