Beautiful shop and the chocolates are delicious. The nougat filled bonbon was one of my favorites.read more

From the owner: Venez découvrir nos chocolats, macarons, ... Nos recettes…read morese transmettent depuis 2 générations, alors n'hésitez pas à franchir le pas. Un accueil chaleureux vous y attendent. A bientôt

From the owner: Un chat dans la gorge Spécialité nantaise, plus que centenaire, les rigolettes proviennent du nom…read morede la Chatte du Confiseur Charles Bohu. Un siècle plus tard, c'est toujours dans la rue de Verdun, sans le chat, que l'on se procure ces délices nantais.

From the owner: - Une patisserie de grande qualité, qui fait également chocolaterie et confiserie.read more

From the owner: La culture du chocolat L'empire de la folie pour les addictifs : Chokilas (subtil équilibre entre…read morele goût racé du Pruneau d'Agen et le parfum délicat de l'Armagnac), le Feuillant d'Or (allie avec bonheur le croustillant de la crèpe dentelle et la finesse du praliné aux amandes et aux noisettes), les orangettes, Harritsu (aux Amandes Caramélisées), le Bizchocoa (spécialité basque) et bien d'autres.

Trips to France are often spent searching for and eating the best French pastries and breads and we…read morestayed just round the corner from this particular patisserie during our holiday in Nantes. I was drawn by the beautiful window display and the wide variety of traditional French patisseries. There is place to sit down inside but we just got some to takeaway, namely the chocolate eclairs, lemon tarts, pain au chocolat and almond croissants, rum cream eclairs and praline cream puffs. On the whole the things we ordered were well made. They were presented beautifully although the alcohol in the rum eclair was very overpowering (perhaps only so because we do not drink much at all). The lemon tart was delicious as was the pain au chocolat. I would have liked to return to try some of the other items had we stayed longer in Nantes and I would definitely say it's worth a visit, though if you are not used to alcohol perhaps stay away from the rum eclairs!