Food: I am in love with "kouignette"-- butter cakes from Breton. So good. Get them warmed up which…read morethey will do in the shop with a microwave. Heaven. Ended up visting many other Georges Larnicol stores throughout France to eat more of these.

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

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

Amazing, little bakery in the heart of Le Havre, France! The lady behind the counter was so kind…read moretoo--(since we hardly spoke any French) but through persistent pointing and our own horrible French. We got to try some delicious pastries. Definitely go! Definitely worth it. The Bakery is adorable. So many choices for such a small space.

The pastries were tasty and the voice hit the spot. I had the almond crescent, which was light and…read moreflaky, but also moist and buttery.

Very cozy food with good selected wines. Friendly service…read moreis rare in France and I will give 5 stars!

The bakery with the longest line ;-). We tried delicious Fresh baguettes, beignets, pan AU…read morechocolate, cambert, chocolate tarts.

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

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

Quite small place, but very busy. Great place to stop for a café and dessert and walk around town…read more It's the stopping ground for Coco Chanel

We ordered a raspberry tart and a large pavola cake from here for a family dinner and it was all…read moredelicious. I also got a hot chocolate but it was a bit too chocolatey but if that's your thing then you will love this place.

Like: great pastries and excellent chocolates; good viennoiseries as well (croissant, chocolate…read morecroissant, etc.). Try a local favorite, the "Tarte Antoine" (named after Antoine de Caunes who is -- was? -- a regular) Like also that there are a few tables inside to sit down and have a tea/hot chocolate with a pastry. Don't like: used to be the best pastries in the region; quality has gone down quite a bit in the last few years. Prices are a bit steep and service can be cold sometimes.