This is a fairly large confectioner that is conveniently located on the pedestrian walkway, Place…read moreDrouet D'Erlon in Reims. We went in here because my sister wanted to buy a box of chocolate for a friend. The store sells chocolates by the kilo, packaged candies such as caramels, meringues, biscuits, cookies and etc....Also you cannot miss the large variety of macarons they have on display. The ladies working in there are very friendly and have samples ready for their customers. We saw a sign for 7€ for 100 grams of chocolate, which seems to be a good deal. I bought the deal, but had the lady who was helping me choose the chocolates for me. Too many choices and they all looked good! The nice thing is the pieces are small, and that's good because the milk chocolate ones are a little sweeter than I like. She asked me if I wanted it boxed as in a gift for someone or in a regular bag. It was only a gift for myself, so I just had it bagged. The chocolates were good. The 100 grams were just enough to snack on for a few days. The milks were definitely sweater than the darks, so if you prefer then less sweet, get their dark chocolate. The two young ladies in there who were working were very friendly and very eager to help. Next time we're in Reims, I'd come back here and try their other confections like their macarons and other candies!

My mother and father in law only had 45 minutes between chateau tours for a quick lunch and the…read morefolks here certainly made it an excellent one.

From the owner: Située en plein centre, à deux pas de l'hôtel de ville, la maison de stéphanie et de laurent…read morewantelet ne manque pas d'allure. Une déco toute contemporaine, un mobilier confortable, des tentures et un cadre aux tons beiges et chocolat donnent à l'ensemble une chaleureuse atmosphère. Côté cuisine, on joue la fraîcheur avec des produits de saison toujours à l'honneur dans de belles partitions créatives et goûteuses qui font l'unanimité. La table est devenue aujourd'hui une des références rémoises.

Wow. Delicious macaroons. This is a chain of sweets this shop was located in La Village. But for 2…read moreeuros each, I find that pricey. Also if you plan on purchasing chocolates make sure you open the box and see what kind of chocolate is in there. I accidentally purchased dark chocolate and I hate dark chocolate. It's a pricey shop.

I have 2 words for you......Tomato Macaron - omg this is good…read more Seeing a line out the door at Vincent Dallet, the Mr & I thought there was something worth investigating so we hopped right on in. Very small place and they take the personal touch to the extreme - be prepared to wait......and wait. But for the macarons, you will be glad you did. We got an assortment & enjoyed the following. Flavors were not as strong as we find in Pierre Herme or Laudree but they were nevertheless pleasing Tomato - incredible! Sweet jammy like flavor that paired very well with the tender on the inside, crispy on the outside cookie Champagne Peach Cherry Pistachio While Laduree still remains our top macaron winner, the tomato macaron is a worthy contender

This is a really nice chocolate shop and restaurant. The inside is nicely done in a Parisian cafe…read morestyle. The chocolates and coffee were really good and the service was great. One nice touch is you get chocolates with your coffee. We will return.

Paul is a French chain restaurant that features pastries, macarons, sandwiches, & coffee/espresso…read more You see them all over France -- from Paris to truck stops. I liked the food every time I've tried it. The pastries are especially good. If you want a macaron and latte, this is a good spot. So delicious. Highly recommended.

Boardwalk Candy Palace is located on Main Street USA in Disneyland Paris. It has typical USA sweet…read moretreats like fudge and candies. It also had a macaron cart filled with French macaron delicacies. I bought a piece or fudge. It reminded me of days gone by when I would visit the mall and taste fudge with grandma. Main Street USA represents the US pretty good. The service in this shop was fantastic. They were attentive and focused. The woman behind the counter made sure I tried each flavor of fudge. Then, I made my purchase. She knew how to push fudge. Overall, the magic of Disney was certainly shining through in this store. America's flavors and fabric is beaming across the room. You're drawn in and the sweet vibes call your name.

A wonderfully cozy spot for an afternoon snack after hitting the Champagne houses (when many…read morerestaurants are closed). Great music and service. My server created a delicious plate of French cheese and charcuterie with a variety of items that I may not have selected for myself, and she also selected a perfect wine pairing. She explained each item on my plate, including the region of France from which each item originated and stories about the individual producers.

Oh la la la la. What to say. We made a mistake and tried, yet again, to find something decent in…read moreReims. Some people just aren't cut out for doing business. This place had the right look, and is one of the few places in Reims found on LeFooding. Wines by the glass are "blind", so you pick a color and get a wine. My companion and I each chose red, and were served a very small glass of wine. We were later told it was a Czech wine, but weren't able to actually look at the bottle, which kind of defeats the purpose of, I don't know, trying to find a wine or grape another time? Service is achingly slow, and awkward. Multiple people coming to drop off silverware, but I had to find my own menu. We wanted a simple apero, and ordered a cheese plate, which is described as having 5 cheeses. The smallest cheese plate I've ever seen - 17 euros - and served on a bread plate. I've seen pats of butter on toast bigger than these cheeses. It took almost 30 minutes for the cheese matchsticks to arrive. Since this made us very cranky we kept a close eye on the rest of the tables. Our neighbors ordered the same cheese plate, with what looked like a lot more cheese, but still ridiculously small. Not clear if this is a bobo place for tourists, and thus, they get you once and you won't ever come back. But either way, we won't be back. To quote my companion: "Reims c'est une cauchemar des années 90."

We stopped here on our tour of Reims to taste some delicious cheeses. This is a great place to pick…read moreup some cheese; the shop owner is very nice. There is a bakery next door to the shop, where you can pick up a baguette to go with your cheeses.

We sought an authentic fromagerie during our recent trip to Reims--one with regionally produced…read morecheeses to accompany our Champagne from the Clos du Mont D'Hor. We found here a well stocked shop with a polite and knowledgeable staff, who guided us to a creamy Langres and a fragrant Maroilles Fermier. Both were fresh and delicious. If it's cheese you love, be sure to shop here.

Our AirBnB host recommended this cheese shop, and it did not disappoint! Their selection of…read morecheeses seems to change every few days. One of the owners speaks English and was incredibly helpful recommending some amazing local cheese - we went back twice. In addition to local cheese, they also have a great selection of European cheeses, and he sold us the most incredible salted butter I've ever eaten. He was also kind enough to recommend a bakery down the street for the most delicious baguettes!

I am so happy that Frommages et Vins has such a wealth of French cheeses. I agree - the owner that…read morespeaks English - and does so very well - was able to assist with some new cheese picks as well as point me in the direction of some spectacular and not overly priced wines. Cheers!!