I had seen a lot of reviews about this is a must visit patisserie in Strasbourg. I passed by it a…read morefew times before stopping in and each time there was a line out the door. I finally decided to make the stop around lunch time on a Tuesday and waited a little less than 10 minutes (the line moves quickly). I ordered a pain au chocolate and the pretzel gratinee. Together they were both around 5 euros which is pretty reasonable. They warmed up the pretzel which was nice. Unfortunately there was nothing special about either things to me that would make me want to go back. They were good, but nothing that stood out to make it exceptional. I've had numerous pain au chocolats and this tasted like the rest. The pretzel was good and soft, which I liked but the cheese was only in the middle and not much on the outside. I've had better tasting pretzels for sure. It was a decent place, but not as hyped up as it was made out to be.

May have had the best course and of my life here. So flaky and buttery, glad we waited in the line!…read moreEverything we tried was fantastic, with I had had more room in tummy!

Best baguette in Strasbourg, no contest. It is perhaps the most picturesque French bakery I've…read moreseen. Beats Paris. There, I said it, and I live in Paris! I have fond memories from both: 1) Waking at the crack of dawn to walk through the quiet city-center to this boulangerie for a baguette, fresh out of the rotating brick oven. 2) Staying out until 5am partying at the nearby Café des Anges or Le Living Room, and wandering over for a quick hangover prevention pastry.

A must try for this area. Just no coffee, so grab it to go, and do not head to the coffee shop…read moreacross the way. You are better off finding somewhere else. We had a few pastries that I will post a bit later.

A really cool bakery/ cafe in a gorgeous spot for people watching. The chocolate cake I had was the…read morebest damn thing I've ever had :)

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

The over-the-top holiday decorations at Patisserie Christian was what drew our eyes at first, along…read morewith the gorgeous holiday windows, and our guide mentioned that the best hot chocolate in Strasbourg could be found there. After browsing the Christmas markets around the cathedral, we doubled back to sample their wares. At the back of the chocolate shop, there is a winding staircase to the dining room. It's charming and small, and a pastry display case is in the center. We weren't sure of the ordering procedures up here -- one of the staff motioned to me to go over to the pastry case -- I wasn't sure if it was self-serve or not -- but I sat back down and waited. I requested a holiday spice tea -- they said they were out -- and the rest of our party ordered hot chocolate. It was rich and thick and served in mugs (like cacao bean), and although good, some expressed that it wasn't the best they'd had. I was served a rich chocolate pastry and tea. The warm and cozy ambiance is the best part. Purchase chocolates in the shop downstairs before you leave.

I can only review breakfast. My hotel was approximately one block away and before catching the tram…read moreto Strasbourg for Christmas markets, I stopped for a "French breakfast." My choice was the medium breakfast which was huge. I'm uploading a photo that doesn't show the two mini loaves or huge buns - one whole grain and one white. There was the most incredible hot chocolate, cheese, ham, honey, butter, jam, and a marvelous croissant. All this was only about 10€, plus or minus. I was thrilled and wish I could go back or have one at home.

Was searching high and low for savory kugelhopf because I'm not a fan of sweet stuffs and I've…read morefinally found one at Westermann. "The texture of the kugelhopf is by far the softest and fluffiest I've had," according to my friend who's had 5 kugelhopfs from different boulangeries. I just wish they had more lardon bits in the bread itsefl given that it's two times the price compared to other boulangerie. But texture wise, nothing can compare to it.

Small bakery and tea shop, with small individual quiches that can be heated up to go...mine was…read moredelicious. Breads, cookies, pastries and - most expensive - pate baked into a pastry crust. Up to around 70 Euros per kg. I would need to exercise 10 hours a day if this place was across the street from my home. Baked goods...yum!