I was initially skeptical since they're a chain, and I had a bad experience with Baillardran, but a…read morelocal friend taught me to ask for a more toasted canele since I like the ones with more of a crust, and it was a brilliant idea. Their caneles are actually the cheapest, at only 70 cents for the regular size. It had good rum flavor and wasn't too sweet. It was a bit dense inside but had a great crust outside. They take credit cards for bigger orders, but I think they prefer cash. Tip: definitely ask for the more toasted ones for better texture.

This review is just for the canele. There are a couple of local chains that focus on caneles , but…read moreI had read hat David Capy had one with a nicer outer shell. At €1.90 each, they're not cheap, but this was the best one I've had in Bordeaux. The outside has a nice caramelized crust, the inside is still moist by not too dense, and it's not overly sweet. They have other things in the shop like nice chocolates, chocolate bars, desserts, madelines, sables, etc. I would definitely recommend this place for a canele in Bordeaux.

This elegant bio diner with outdoor seating and charming laid back service states that they make…read moreall the food on the premises. Each day there is a selection of home made quiches and a special of the day (salmon and cod terrine with a delicious salad, dressed to perfection on the day I was there) Their 'piéce de la resistance' is an exquisite selection of cakes. Strawberry gateaux, freshly baked scones and the most luscious lemon meringue pie with chunks of lemon and fresh eggs, all served in very generous portions. The outside seating and the cosy bustling nature of rue du Palais Galien where Palais des Saveurs lies seals the deal. I will be back next time I am in Bordeaux.

Excellent place off the beaten path. Food was amazing and fresh. The service was fabulous and you…read morehave to have the homemade pies! I highly recommend this place. Also everything is organic.