On a recent visit to Grenoble we came across this Cafe. The coffee is great as well as the baked…read moregoods. Try the strawberry croissant it's very good. The owner Stefan takes a lot of pride in his business and it's reflected in his product.

Cookies are not something you would typically associate with being in France, but these delectable…read moremorsels were a bit on the small size but worth every bite. Be warned: One is not enough. Don't say I didn't warn you

"Les meilleurs cookies du monde?" I think that was quite a claim. I was a bit disappointed, to be…read morehonest. Given that I have an endoscopy at Christmas time to evaluate whether or not I am going to be able to get gluten free food on prescription, I need to eat from gluten from now until then. Despite being apprehensive about all the tummy troubles I may encounter, I have to admit that I am also looking forward to eat a few of my old favourites, and try some of the local cuisine which would have previously been off limits. So, first thing I eat with gluten turns out to be a croissant. The second thing-cookies. I was walking through Grenoble, tired and low on sugar, when I spotted this cute little shop which specialises in cookies, but also sells a few scones and brownies. I really love places which specialise in a certain product, it usually means that the quality is very good. So I went in, felt a little overwhelmed by the choice of cookies available, and eventually settled for: One dark chocolate and ginger, one white chocolate and citron, one salted caramel. The cookies are disappointingly small if you consider the price, each little mouthful costing 1.10 euros. That's the kind of money I would expect to pay for a refined little macaroon with pistachio cream, not a rustic cookie. Nevertheless, I bought it. Surely it's worth a try? I bought the cookies home, had the white chocolate as an afternoon snack, the other two as a pudding after dinner... I must say, I was disappointed by the stodgy consistency, lack of chocolate and mild flavour. I expected a real bite in the dark chocolate and ginger, but it was surprisingly dry and quite lacking. The white chocolate tasted strongly of citron, but I couldn't taste the white chocolate. The salted caramel was quite nice, still stodgy, but okay really. Not worth the price though. I doubt I will be returning to Adélaide cookies, not when there are so many other lovely places in town which serve up gourmet patisseries, cookies which are loaded with chocolate and satisfying crepes. If you want the best cookies in the world, I would recommend going elsewhere...

Really amazing bakery in Grenoble. This is a great food town and the care and love given to the…read moreoptions here is fantastic. Great find.

You guys, this is the BEST restaurant in Grenoble. Seriously. I used to come here to study in 2008…read morewhen I was living in Grenoble as an exchange student. It is one of the only "study friendly" coffee shop type restaurants around. Also the tartines and salades are really good. Desserts are good too. Coffee is good too. I had brunch here one time and it was the best brunch of my life. Also, do French restaurants even to brunch? Not really, so this is a great find! We come back to this restaurant every time we visit Grenoble.

Lovely french sandwicherie, everything feels so fresh. I particularly recommend the savoyarde,…read moredidn't like the fries that much although they felt home cooked