This is a fine boulangerie that is just a block away from the historic Notre Dame Cathedral in…read moreReims. We dropped in for lunch and enjoyed a sandwich, a wrap, and an almond pastry on their patio.

This place was super convenient to our hotel and the prices are extremely reasonable which is why…read morethis is rated as a 4. The quiche was good and the apricot pastry was good as well. Coffee was ok but if you want cream it's not a thing. They do not speak English so be prepared when you go in.

La Grande Georgette is a wonderful dining option right inside the hotel, making it incredibly…read moreconvenient without feeling like a typical hotel restaurant. The food was delicious and beautifully presented, each dish thoughtfully plated and clearly prepared with care. You can tell there's intention behind both the flavors and the visual presentation, which really elevates the experience. Service was attentive and professional, striking a great balance between being helpful and not intrusive. Everything flowed smoothly from start to finish. We chose the five course meal and happy we did. If you're staying at the hotel or nearby and want a quality meal with ease and consistency, La Grande Georgette is absolutely worth a visit.

This place was amazing. I made a reservation for one at opening hour and I was seated at the best…read moretable in the house, facing the Cathedral. The staff took the time to explain everything to me and sometimes twice depending on my French comprehension. The food was truly remarkable and like nothing I've ever had before. Do yourself a favor and get the clams, melt in your mouth. Solo traveler with an amazing experience, thank you Grande Georgette!

We arrived at about 9:15pm at Le Coq Rouge after trying unsuccessfully to get into two other…read morerestaurants without reservations. The place was buzzing and after initially being told that they were full, the owner ran after us as we were leaving and offered us a table. This wine bar is an absolute gem. Not only were we warmly welcomed but we had an amazing wine tasting paired with a delicious charcuteries/cheese plate, melt in your mouth meatballs, mini sardines. The real Stars of the experience were of course the wines. We went By the glass, starting with a delicious Philliponat brut Champagne, an Alice Corton, and then a Cotes du Rhône. If we come back to Reims, we will definately call ahead to make a reservation, or get down on our knees to beg for a table.

What a wonderful place! Terrific ambiance. Really packed with locals. Loved the sounds of everyone…read morespeaking French, the clatter of wine glasses, and the whirring of the hand cranked meat slicer. The tables are really close together and the candle light is magical. You can't help but get to know your neighbors which added to the convivial atmosphere. They have an extensive wine list, by the bottle for the most part. It wasn't a problem to consume with the steady stream of nibbles we ordered. The Iberico was delicious. We also got the Mont d'Or: a baked rind cheese served with a baguette, roasted potatoes and salad. It was luxurious. The cheese was enclosed in a wooden basket and when baked turned molten in the middle while the rind became cracklingly crisp. Wow! I suggest their cote du bouef. Others ordered it, a huge platter of melting cheese, beef, roasted potatoes and more. Oh and dessert we had a duo of crime brûlée (vanilla and pistachio) which came with crime brûlée ice cream on the side. The staff speak French and were happy to help even though they were so busy. A real gem.

TL;DR: The most incredible boulangerie in Reims!…read more Out of all the boulangeries I tried over the course of my stay in Reims, this was the only one I was a repeat customer at. Looking at my credit card statement for the month, the amount of times this spot comes up is quite terrifying. The croissants, breads, pastries, and sandwiches here are absolutely exquisite. I thought their seasonal Saint-Nicolas breads were precious so I included a photo below. Further, I felt their prices were very reasonable for the quality you receive. The service was very good, though quite quick as it's a busy place. Be prepared to decide what you want quickly on entering. On that note, please don't be surprised if the line here is out the door--the prestige of this boulangerie is not a secret. Do yourself a favor and plan to stop here if you're in Reims.

I came here on a Saturday at 11am and waited in line for 10 minutes. Ordered several items. From…read morethe financiers to the baguette sandwiches to the pastries, they were all great. They also have daily deals Monday - Friday only I believe and this is also where you can get Reims's famous rose biscuits which unfortunately did not get to try.

From the owner: Bienvenue au palais du dessert, venez découvrir nos nombreuses spécialités: la dauphine, baguette…read morede tradition réalisée avec une farine locale ; le pain d'épices au miel régional ; les macarons rouge et blanc ; la tour du palais ; le cup cake des rois ; les sourires de reims. Ici tout est fait maison. à bientôt!

This is a cute little shop with snacks. They also have sweets. The service was nice. It's popular…read more They have sweet and savory food. There are also very popular.

The first morning here and off for a coffee and croissant for brekkies...we found Waida…read more They kindly provided butter and jam for my partner who brought her own bread due to a flour allergy - no problem. Good start. I had a couple of croissants which were a little on the overdone side...you may have experienced this - you start with a whole croissant and end up with a mountain of bits scattered over plate, table and usually you too. Imagine the debris after 2! It was friendly enough, though we had to get up to pay since of course we didn't really want to divert one of the waitresses attention from her phone We decided we could find better the next day (we sort of did - see Harald - in a way)

This was an extremely interesting tour. Our driver Trong Nguyen picked me up from my apartment…read morerental in Paris. He then handed out small bags of freshly made pastries and croissants to me and the other 4 people on the tour (along with hot coffee). The drive out to Champagne took a little under two hours. Our first stop of the day was in just one of the many hundreds of vineyards. Trong educated us on the growing, tending and harvesting of the grape vines - it takes around 2 years of training before you are allowed to work in the field. We then drove to a local champagne maker where we learned how the champagne was made, bottled, labelled and shipped - this also came with a complimentary tasting of three different champagnes I took a full day tour of Reims/Champagne on May 18, 2026. It was a really We then drove into Reims where we sat down for a mandatory two hour lunch - the entire City shuts down during this lunch period. Following lunch, we explored the Reims Cathedral where many of the French kings were crowned. The Cathedral itself was destroyed three times by the Germans - The Franco-Prussian war, WWI and WWII but has now been completed restored with private funds only. After visiting the Cathedral, we then drove to the Pommery Champagne House which features a champagne museum. We descended several hundred feet into the Caves (which run for miles underground). Pommery claims to store, 23,000,000 bottles of Champagne in its Cave. Following our visit to the Museum, we then have another champagne tasting before heading back to Paris arriving in Paris around 7:30 PM (just in time for dinner!). This was a very enjoyable and interesting day. I now feel that I have doubled my knowledge of champagne and have another 98% to go. Champagne is stunningly beautiful - vineyards stretching to the horizon. It is hard to imagine that this was on the frontlines of the trenches during WWI. I would highly recommend this tour. Sincerely, Peter S. Matorin

We had a tour of the caves. It was visually interesting but hard to hear because they have a lot of…read moreaudiovisual art in the caves and it's often loud and echoing. Our tour also included a vintage taste, but I must admit the way this was handled was pretty disappointing compared to most wineries (you just get deposited at a bar and handed a glass). The tour didn't feel very tactile or really about the wine, more the process and the caves. It would be better without the music and with multiple examples of Pommery to taste rather than one (admittedly pretty good, but not fantastic) vintage.

Cave tour was sufficient, gift shop was great and FOOD IS AMAZING! We were so tired and wanted to…read morego back for a nap and took a shot and had lunch at Veuve. The burger was incredibly flavorful and cooked perfectly- it was a little crisp on the edges- which was nice- the sauce on the burger was exceptional. The avocado toast was delicious served with tomato and pickled onions. Fries were good - everything was so tasty!!!

Cafe Clicquot -- A Perfect Champagne Moment!…read more Absolutely loved Cafe Clicquot! The warm orange decor was so cheerful and stylish -- totally on-brand and instantly uplifting. The staff were wonderful, friendly, and attentive without hovering (which I really appreciate). We ordered glasses of Yellow Label and Rosé, both perfectly chilled and just fabulous -- because really, what's better than sipping Champagne in Champagne? We also shared a charcuterie board, which was generous and delicious, and finished with the apple dessert topped with Chantilly cream -- honestly to die for! The texture, the sweetness, the cream... pure heaven. The whole experience felt refined yet relaxed, and for around USD $95 total, it was an absolute bargain for the quality, service, and ambiance.

Great little cafe in Reims. Grabbed a croissant, pain chocolate, small quiche and a chicken…read moresandwich to share later. Everything was so fresh. Croissants flaked in the best way. You could taste the freshness in the chicken sandwich. Little to no wait time. Staff was patient with the language barrier. Definitely recommend!

Huge selection, nice prices. They have all the standards (croissants, pain au chocolat) and a whole…read moreother side with fancier pastries/patisserie and savory options for lunch. Best boulangerie in the area, for sure.