Excellent Bagels, freshly made, and good muffins. Takeaway possible…read more The eve i was there, there were a lot of parents w small kids.

I came here for lunch with my wife.There were free brownie bits to sample while we read the menu,…read morethe store is full of little jokes (plaques and stickers on the door, the counter, the walls), and the staff is friendly, so the atmosphere is already nice. The menu itself is clear, with good predetermined recipes (possible to design your own bagel). When I asked to remove an ingredient from my bagel, I was offered an additional topping for free. The prices were very reasonable (less than 15€ for two bagels and two drinks) and the food was good. Recommended to all bagel lovers.

Where the soul meets the body :)…read more By far my favorite creperie. I have frequented this place on multiple occasions: breakfast, lunch, dinner, date... and left satisfied every time. Authentic and welcoming ambiance (especially cozy in winter, when outside thermometer creeps below 0°), creative menus, great selection of savory or sweet crepes and good wine/beer list. I recommend to try Galletes (Brestoise was my absolute favorite) if you want a meal, and for dessert crepes flambees: Martinique or Reine. http://www.creperie-plouzinette.fr/ Bon appetit!

We had a very uncomfortable experience at La Plouzinette which nearly ruined our otherwise…read morewonderful stay in Strasbourg. We were looking for dinner options after touring the city all day and had asked to see a menu. They only had crepes to offer, so we kept going, but decided we would return later for after-dinner drinks and dessert crepes. We came back at 21:40 (they close at 22:30) and took a seat outside. After several minutes of waiting for service, while other tables outside were cared for, I made eye contact with the server (who I believe is also the owner based on the interaction that follows) and asked if we could order. She responded by shaking her head and responding that she was only seating tables in the front of the restaurant, and no longer on the side, though other guests occupied tables in the same area. There were only tables that would accommodate two in the front while we were three patrons, so I politely explained that to her in German (which she and I both spoke very well indicating that there was no language barrier). She then told us to hold on so we remained seated where we were. After two minutes, she came out and said "So what do you want? You came and looked at my menu and left and now you are back and want something!?" I was completely shocked and my guests were mortified at this rude, aggressive, and unwelcoming greeting. I explained that when we had stopped in earlier, we liked the dessert offerings and were aware that they are closing at 22:30 but just wanted to come back for drinks and desserts, and would be able to be finished by then since we still had well over thirty minutes. She then proceeded to tell me that that wasn't good enough, she wouldn't serve us, and basically kicked us out of the table and chairs. Between the drinks and desserts, this rude and obnoxious business owner lost out on a minimum of a 50-60 euro tab. One of my guests absolutely wanted to have a crepe during our short stay in France, but this woman ruined that for her and left a terrible impression of French hospitality in general. In all my life, I was never treated so aggressively and rudely by someone. I wanted to share this review so that others know to avoid this place because being treated so poorly at a restaurant can mar your entire visit to Strasbourg.

The "Christian" Hot Chocolate was the BEST! I highly recommend this choice! There are 6 different…read morehot chocolate to choose from. The Christian was intriguing. We did not make it down the spiral stairs to the tea room. The variety of delicious pastries are fabulous. Very friendly service. Merci!

An incredible experience! Pastry and hot chocolate unlike…read moreanything I have ever tasted. Stairwell to tearoom is so romantic. Decor is beautiful.

We had the most delicious crepes here. I loved my jambon, cheese and tomatoes crepe and my kids…read morelove the banana and Nutella crepes. I didn't take any photos because we ate them too fast. Très bien!

Decor and ambience 5/5 otherwise bland and overly sweet sorbets. Elusive flavors with not so…read moreelusive cherry pits. Slow service.

This is a spectacular brassiere in town because of their breakfast options and their lovely…read morechocolates. Service might be better because they are just serving already prepared food. Inside of the place is cute and gives you feeling of being your own home except greater taste even you would like to be like locals with eating croissant and one coffee , that place should be the choice.

Before leaving Strasbourg, I stopped in here and bought a bag of mini macarons. They looked like…read morethey were getting ready to close, so I went somewhere else to eat, even though their menu of sandwiches sounded really good. Everything is kind of a blur now, so I can't remember if the bag was 5 or 8 euros, but I do remember that there were 12 different macarons, each a different flavor. They were all really good, and the package was the best way to taste them all in a bite sized fashion. The orange was definitely my favorite, followed by the chocolate. I shared one with someone else on my trip and she couldn't believe how much it tasted like an actual lemon. They had a lot of other pretty pastries, but stay so far away from the city centre made it hard for me to have ever known this place was here before the end :(

Best millefeuille I've had in years. Normally way too sweet. This was perfect! Not to mention about…read morethe apple pie! Waww. Defo recommend you try their patisserie products.