This is our local German bakery. It is simply the best. We buy our bread and pastries always from…read morehere.

Place was recommended to me by a friend so i came to check it out…read more Got a French sandwich and a Italian sandwich as well as two chocolate Danish's. They were amazing and I will be back again. Everything looks store just. looks delicious.

Crisp buttery classic French pastries and good coffee... What could be more wonderful. Main Street…read moregreytown has lots of competition but this is our favourite. Meals can be a bit pricey but the pastries and breads are worth the money.

I enjoyed a very delicious bowl of soup for lunch here on a wintery day recently. My companion and…read moreI both opted for the same soup, of the two on offer. We were served with a generous bowl of creamy Leek, Potato & Bacon soup, accompanied by three large slices of baguette. The soup was very enjoyable, served hot and quickly. Coffee here is also excellent along with the friendly service. Thank you. I would definitely come here again.

I've got such a good memory of this place! I've been in New…read moreZealand for a short period of time and I think that its one of my favorite. I was abroad for several months already, and I was badly homesick. Every single French person would tell you the same thing: what they really miss when they're abroad is French food and especially French bread and bakery. (also saucisson, and cheese) One day, some friends of mine showed me this very special place. I was skeptical first, because you can't find true real French bakeries abroad easily. Usually you find croissants which don't taste like croissants in France T___T! I'm not saying there'nt good, just saying that they taste different. But when I came closer I could see the little sticker on the door "Artisan boulanger". Startled I yelled :"no way!!! It's a real French bakery!!" A huge smile on my face, I ordered croissants, pies, Florentins comme à la maison! They taste just like the ones I could buy in France. Such a good quality, such a delight! (*o*) I deeply recommend this place for all those who like French food or for those who just want to have a little taste of France.

This is a lovely little french bakery shop, I think the ownership has changed recently and while…read morethe pastries are nice and there is natural made chocolate. The range is quite similar to others. I was expecting to see something outstanding with remarkable presentation and I saw a fairly simple 'deli' layout with table and chairs both inside and outside. Its a lovely place, the food is nice but its not quite an 'experience'

Yummy baked goods, quiches, pies, slices & donuts! Kid friendly, easy music -- a delight for lunch…read moretoday!!

We were on our way to CastlePoint for the day and decided to stop here for brunch. This place did…read morenot disappoint. Everything we ordered was hot and tasty. They have a very extensive selection of items so study the menu carefully before approaching the counter as to not hold up the very long line that tends to build out the door. They also offer free sparkling water. On our 2nd visit I discovered they had Belgian Thick Hot Chocolate which is very similar to the ones we always order at Scopa on Cuba Street in Wellington except they don't offer the adult version. Their freshly baked sour dough bread was excellent as well. Overall an excellent cafe, great atmosphere, large portions and excellent customer service. We will be back.

The absolute best bakery! Great cafe food. The atmosphere is very European old world. And to top it…read moreoff good service. A must for breakfast when you are in Masterton .

Pastries, sandwiches and coffee were all amazing. Nice place and great service. Definitely worth a…read moretrip.

Came in late ab 20 mins before close. They were cool with me coming in for a sandwich. Had such a…read moredelicious vegan sandwich ($14.50), will most definitely be going back for it. Super kind staff, knowledgeable about their products. Good vibes inside the shop as well. Super excited to come back to try more and buy some bread.

This place is hopping with diners and for good reason, loads of pastry's, sandwiches, and classic…read morediner food at great prices. We had a custard horn (great cream and custard) and a gluten-free hash stack which was two hash brown patties, bacon, egg, tomato and tomato jam plus lettuce- sinfully good

Great old fashioned cafe and bakery. Famous for selling thousands of cream filled pastry horns…read more Delicious generous breakfasts and counter food. Good coffee. Recently refurbished and now has excellent all weather out door seating. A definite reason to stop in Sanson

Fabulous bakery! This popular bakery has a wonderful display…read morecabinet filled with delicious treats. We tried the award winning lamb cutlet pie, the tomato bacon soup and a filled baguette sandwich. The food was fantastic and the bread was amazing - this is truly an artisan bakery.

We stopped for lunch at Clareville Bakery / restaurant yesterday on a drive from Napier to…read moreWellington. We are not leaving a 'rave' review. As observed by earlier reviewer, carpark was full, situated next to a garden centre in this rural area. We queued up and waited whilst orders were taken, paid, #'s on a little stand, food beverages arrived a reasonable time later at self secured table. Reasonably tidy, self serve water, not particularly comfortable seating, room is ok accoustically, view to working bakery area, not a luxury / fine dining environment "Loos" were clean / we had a wash up / rest stop / much needed travel break. . As a 6th birthday was being 'celebrated' by the business, a lagniappe sweet chocolate mini profiterole type creation was placed silently in our midst. I wouldn't classify the service as hospitable...more like "functional", a 2.5 rating. Lunch special was a BURGER served with fries, classified as gluten free: we ordered that and a sausage roll, two decaf coffees. A FIRST for me! a 'burger' sans meat patty (or otherwise in the case of a vegetarian or fish burger). Twas in fact a SANDWICH: lettuce, tomato, avocado, bacon, relish. What's the Bush Senior quote ?......"Where's the beef" ? Barely warm string potato fries. Tiny ramekin of red sweet sauce 20 bucks the plate lunch 'special' Edible, as was the sausage roll (not gluten free) Rated 2.8 for food, 1.8 for "value", (1.0 for marketing / communication) Coffees (4.0) were better than savories. Nice hot almond milk on the side was appreciated. Gratis confection was UBER sweet, she said she couldn't consume it.....I'm off sweets so ....... we left it behind. No one inquired is 'everything's ok' ? (usually the case when it's 'iffy'. innit ) In the past, we'd stopped to pick up wonderful loaves of artisanal bread at Clareville bakery, dined a couple of times, not reviewed. Probably the pick of LOCAL dining spots in this provincial farming area, hence the brisk lunchtime trade.... For us ...we can stop en route anywhere ? Unless we're taking their lovely bread away..... (some of the best in NZ) Not hurrying back to Clareville Bakery for a dine in / restaurant type experience. Pleased to share with y'all. Not as scathing as Michael T's, OUR opinion is a rounded up 3 on the yelp meter. pics to follow

I used to love stopping off here for decadent gorgeous pastries and filled baguettes…read more They still have the delicious fresh baked bread and some pastries but not the takeaway food they used to unless you want pies. That said, the coconut macaroon and the pear tart I did buy were awesome.

Read about this place in a guide book and decided to stop in as my friend slept off his hangover…read more Ended up eating the best apple pastry I've ever had. It made my morning as I sat on a bench watching the morning go by. Stopped in the next day for more. Well worth a visit if you're looking for outstanding pastry.