Beautiful pastries! It was so hard to choose. The interior is modern and not necessarily my…read morefavorite aesthetic, but that's not why you come to a place like this either. A good place to stop before we caught our train out of town.

Without exaggeration these will be the best pastries of your life. This is a must must must for any…read moretrip to Annecy!!!! The pastries are beautiful, as well as intricate and scrumptious. They are lick the bottom of the plate good. If you are a chocoholic such as myself, the all dark chocolate mousse option is to die for. If something more delicate, the cassis and violet was elegant and not heavy at all!

For this place having one of the best chefs of France, the pastries sure do taste bland. The…read morepresentation is beautiful but then once you begin to bite into it, the flavors just don't come with it. I'm not saying they are tasteless, however, for advertising about their patisserie, i have had better. It is also over priced for their tea which comes from bags. The hot chocolate is homemade yet I have had hot chocolate places where they prepare everything from scratch and they were never as liquidy as this. The interior is that of a modern tea room and is clean and well decorated.

Rarely do I remember passing by a shop where so many people stop and gawk from the outside -- the…read moredesserts here are that artful and creative. As a more practical matter, they're open on Sundays for breakfast. For 10 EUR, you get brioche and toast with butter, jam, and honey, as well as hot drink of your choice and fresh-squeezed orange juice. While on the pricey side, the quality of everything is very good, and it was a pleasant way to start the day. The ambiance is on the fancy side, and I appreciated the comfortable seating after all the walking I'd done in the city. The shops also sells a good variety of chocolates and other treats that would be great to give as gifts. Everything is basically Switzerland prices (i.e. high), but may be worthwhile for some special items.

The best croissant I've ever had! The breakfast deal is good. 8.50€ for 1 coffee, 1 croissant, 1…read morebread, 1 orange juice. Service is ok. And the dessert options are pretty good too. If you're walking pass this place, do have a look :)

On our last morning in town, we decided to come to Au Fidele Berger, as we had passed it a couple…read moretimes the day before, and it looked like a nice space. That said, even compared to the smaller Le Peche Mignon the previous day, it definitely had more of a vibe where locals were welcome but foreigners definitely felt out of place. No one asked us if we wanted to be seated, and we had to go up to the counter to inquire. After we sat down, it again took a long time for someone to actually come over and take our order. It definitely felt like a more stereotypically negative experience that tourists would have in France. That said, once our order was in, the food was served relatively quickly, and that was that. I will say that the croissant was a tad drier on the outside than I had before, but the inside was still pretty moist. Butter and jam were solid as well, but with the latter being pre-packaged, it definitely felt less homey than the previous spot too. The slice of bread was also not as good - fresh-baked but not really as interesting or as delicious as the brioche the prior day either. My wife's quiche was okay, but again - a bit more on the bland side. I will say that the hot chocolate here was better, though - stellar flavor, with a bit denser mouthfeel than the lighter version that I had experienced before in town. We paid the check at the front and were on our way. While the experience was okay, this definitely felt more insular and less welcome than Le Peche Mignon, even though that was smaller and had more of a traditional feel to it. I might come back here again to check out the chocolates if/when I am around the area again, but for breakfast - you can probably find a better shop.

Very good macarons. The citron and the passion and the chocolate have very good intense flavor.read more

I was staying at an apartment above this pâtisserie, and a family friend had highly recommended…read moretheir croissants. We were only in Annecy for 2 1/2 days and every time we tried to buy one they had run out - until our last day. Before heading to the train station, we dropped in and finally were able to buy a pain au chocolat for each of us. It wasn't until the train had pulled away from the station that we decided to dive into our treats. And oh my lord, it was amazing! Flakey and chocolaty to perfection. I wish we had bought more! And now we were stuck on the train. It was and still remains THEE BEST pain au chocolat of my LIFE. No other pain au chocolat has come close for me since. Not even all the ones I had in Paris. Perhaps it's the Alpine water? If you find yourself in Annecy, please eat one for me. And let me know, so that I may live vicariously through you.