I was not very impressed with my stop in Schaeffer Patrick. The space was very overcrowded and the…read morebaked goods themselves were mediocre. Perhaps my date and I simply got pastries which came from lackluster batches, but I would not like go again in order to find out.

Such a cute, cozy café. We came here for breakfast, and they offer a great variety of options…read more.. from baked goods and omelets to sandwiches. Their drink menu is extensive, ranging from freshly pressed juices and healthy lattes to alcoholic drinks and espresso-based beverages. The plates and napkins are so whimsical. Not everything they offer is listed on the menu, which also adds to the charm. You can order takeout or dine in. For dine-in, just grab a table and a server will come by to take your order. Ordered: Me: * Pink latte - It's actually pink and has a nice, subtle chocolate flavor. * Italian sandwich - Perfect comfort food, panini-style and delicious. * Mocha latte - The flavor was just right. AG: * Cappuccino * Tomato sandwich * Christmas latte Excellent service! Will definitely be back. They accept both cash and credit cards.

Wwaaaahhhoooooooooo! That is all I can say. What a find!! A fantastic array of gluten free items,…read morebaguettes, quiche, cookies, pastries, breads. A total selection. I was very impressed with the baguette. Crispy exterior with a tender interior. It nice flavor even without butter. It was missing the yeastyness of a traditional baguette but I was still thrilled with it. I also got an apple galette which I enjoyed the next day for breakfast. I bought a quick but ruined it while rebating so I can't report on that, but it did look and smell great. I will make an effort to come back here again next time I'm in France. The GF baked goods here are much better than those in the US.

Not so great. For a much better mille feuille try Patisserie Urban on the same street.read more

Just an average patisserie unfortunately. The lemon tarts are good but not nearly as good as other…read moreAlsatian patisseries.

When you're wandering around a French country town the day before Christmas and everything's closed…read moreand not a soul is anywhere to be seen wandering the perfectly picturesque streets, what you want is a baguette and what you want to encounter is a boulangerie. And so I did. I identified it by the line out front, which I was happy to stand in and more than happy to have stood in, once I made off with my brace of baguettes, a clutch of croissants, and one of the most delicious montblanc-style pastries I have ever had. Life is not so bad in Alsace!