They will sell you on "the more you buy, the better the deal"... and if you really want a lot, then…read morehave at it. We didn't need enough to get a "free" box or anything else so we picked what we wanted and left. These aren't expensive, but they aren't cheap either. What a fun place to walk around and look. Of course we had to buy lollipops along with our cookies/biscuits. A fun experience overall. The kids got to pick out what they thought they would like and what they didn't like I got to eat.

Beautiful shop with biscuits and candy. What's not to like about that ? It is not cheap but the…read morequality of their products is excellent. They also have a variety of old styles biscuit tins that look beautiful. They a lot of different variety of biscuits and at €40 a kilo the bill adds up pretty quickly. I quite like their buiscuits and you can tell they are made with high quality ingredients. Definitely visit here next time I am in Strasbourg :-))

From the owner: Vente de bonbons et chocolats en vrac, d'accessoires de bonbons, de sucettes, de compositions de…read morebonbons, de dragées, de boule mousse, de nougat. La gourmandise n'a plus de limite !

From the owner: Entrez dans votre boutique Faller place des Halles, pour découvrir un large choix en dragées,…read morechocolats et bonbons à Strasbourg. Vos yeux vont être émerveillés devant cette invasion de douceurs, du plus classique au plus élaboré. En effet, Faller vous propose des produits tendances pour répondre aux envies les plus folles ! Réveillez vos papilles avec des goûts originaux dans le rayon chocolat, ou rappelez-vous votre enfance dans le rayon confiserie. Sensation garantie ! Vous êtes en train de préparer la décoration de votre mariage, ou le baptême de votre enfant ? Faller Place des Halles à Strasbourg vous conseille pour que vous puissiez faire de vos rêves de décoration, une réalité ! Si vous aimeriez offrir un gourmand cadeau à votre proche, nous pourrons vous indiquer quelques idées cadeaux qui marqueront son esprit.

From the owner: Votre magasin Faller se situe à Strasbourg, 22 place Kleber, et vous accueille pour vous faire…read moredécouvrir les nouveautés en termes de gourmandise ! Vous êtes à la recherche des dernières tendances en décoration de fête : baptême, mariage, communion, babyshower ? Rendez-vous dans votre magasin Faller pour découvrir nos astuces déco alliant l'originalité et la gourmandise. Mettez en valeur vos dragées, bonbons et chocolats avec des présentoirs très élégants. Vous trouverez également toutes sortes d'idées cadeaux pour vos proches, pendant ou après les fêtes !

Wow!! What a nice shop…read more Great spot for chocolates, candies, nougat, gummies, etc. I am a big fan of their gummy candy and nougat. While it is not cheap, it is delicious, and it is packaged beautifully for you to enjoy or give as a gift. Service is excellent. They will likely offer a taste of their chocolate hazelnut spread (think Nutella). If they don't, ask. It is tasty.

We were invited to dinner by a local family and wanted to bring dessert. We picked the right…read moreplace. The eclairs (in an assortment of buttery yet light flavors of cream fillings) were nothing short of outstanding. My daughter preferred the caramel, my husband the pistachio, and I the hazelnut. But then, 2 days later, I was blown away by a Paris-Brest like eclair -- think éclair shaped sandwich of buttery pastry with almond cream filling sprinkled with powdered sugar and crumbled toasted almonds. I'd return to Strasbourg for that dessert. Back to the night before: both our hosts and we were transported by the Mont Blanc, a chestnut and cassis dessert that was unique in both appearance and flavor. Don't miss it. Our hosts, both French born, said they'd never tasted such a delicious version of that dessert, and that the addition of cassis was unique and genius of this pâtissier. Also, for what it's worth, the elegant woman in the shop was lovely. In short, for the best French pastry in Strasbourg, don't bother going elsewhere.

I tried this place this morning. Or rather, I tried to try this place this morning. It was cold; I…read morehad my two girls with me. One on foot, the other in a little stroller. I walked past the window of the establishment. The pastries looked really dry, and let's say, hideous. But since it was cold, I went in. There was absolutely nobody there. Neither in the room nor behind the counter. After a few seconds, a man came out of the back of the store. He looked a little surprised to see someone, almost panicked. I ordered a croissant and a pain au chocolat. Then I asked if I could sit at one of the 4 or 5 (empty) tables. The man replied naturally: "no, you can't. Not by ordering so little." It was my turn to be surprised by such an answer. Again, it was cold, I was with two perfectly good children, I ordered food, and the store refuses to let me stay. Why? I refused to buy the pastries and said I would go elsewhere. To which the man replied, "good luck with that". I was pretty flabbergasted by the attitude of the man who was obviously determined to make me leave. I still insisted. Not to sit down (I didn't want to stay anymore) but to understand the reason for his refusal. The man kept telling me I couldn't sit because the server was late; he had to go back, and he couldn't take care of me. I reassured him that he did not have to take care of me. I was only buying the pastries. I wanted to sit down to eat them and leave 5 or 10 minutes later. I didn't expect him to sing to me or tell me stories. He just didn't have to take care of me. But he didn't give up, so I left. I was astonished and amazed at such an attitude and an execrable sense of business and service, but also glad I didn't give money to such an individual to eat really ugly pastries. The bakery at the end of the street had no table but welcomed me with a smile. That was all I wanted.

From the owner: L'art en chocolat Thierry Mulhaupt est un artiste. Dans sa boutique en plein coeur du centre…read morehistorique de Strasbourg le chocolat se mange mais aussi se regarde. Un sobre écrin pour des produits à base de chocolat ou de pain d'épices, Epice et Chocolat accueille les amoureux du beau et du bon. La renommée des chocolats créés par Thierry Mulhaupt est sans cesse grandissante. Le pâtissier-chocolatier a imaginé des bonbons d'une grande finesse, allant là encore des traditionnels pralinés ou ganaches amères à des créations plus osées, comme le chocolat au poivre de Séchouan, à l'huile d'olive, ou encore l'étonnant et détonnant chocolat au fruit de la passion.

Yet another great chocolate shop in Strasbourg!…read more Grabbed a few small chocolates here for a strolling snack. Slices of noughat, truffles, candies of all sorts..