The associate was super friendly but the shop is very small and there was not much to choose from…read more The sample of the butter cookie was delicious. The little bag of cookies that I looked at was €15. (Ouch!) The bakery is located in Colmar.

Good prices for the scoops! Just 1 Euro per good sized scoop on a sugar cone (here they call them…read morewaffle cones), and the flavors are interesting. I had the dark chocolate and Coffee, and my spouse had the Raspberry and Lemon, which he rated as very good. Pleasant plaza to sit in. They have Banana Splits and other sundaes, which were priced similarly to those in Bamberg and Wurzburg. All in all, we will be back again after future hikes! The prices for ice cream scoops is amazingly cheap here, and when one goes into a Gelato place, something that in the States cost an arm and a leg, here they cost 1 -1.20 Euro per scoop. I never patronize the Gelato shops at home b/c they are so ridiculously priced, but here you get the same thing for a lot less! Ok, more hikes, more ice cream! Twice I had the After 8 Mint Sundae, 3 scoops of ice cream and mint and chocolate sauce, yummy! for 6.50 Euros, and my spouse had the Strawberries with freshly made waffle and vanilla ice cream one day, and the sour cherry one the next. He thot the vanilla ice cream was really good, and the waffle delicious, as did I from the taste I got. The waiter was quick, pleasant, remembered our faces, and got our orders quickly to us. Delicious ice cream and waffles! Go for the service, flavors and taste, and stay for the relaxation. Last hike for this area, last visit here. Ordered a banana split and since I don't like Sahne, whip cream, tho here they make the real stuff not out of a spray can, they gave me an extra scoop of ice cream, as they have for my spouse both times he ordered. My spouse had their Apple Strudel, which he very much liked, with two scoops of delicious vanilla ice cream. This is a great place to eat after a hike. They also have pizza for lunch and dinner, which smelled really good, as well as some sandwiches.

A really cool bakery/ cafe in a gorgeous spot for people watching. The chocolate cake I had was the…read morebest damn thing I've ever had :)

This cheese shop is owned by the restaurant across the street. They have some wonderful cheeses,…read moreand all are in excellent condition. The staff are knowledgeable and quite helpful. The shop is delightful to visit, and the cheeses are wonderful.

The La Cloche a Fromage boutique is as amazing as the restaurant located across the alley. The…read moreheavenly aroma of cheese will hit you as soon as you walk in the door. They sell amazing high-quality gourmet food products. Both the restaurant and the boutique offer Carte de Fidélité. www.tourrette.com

Solid wine store! Felt like finding a diamond in the rough. The guy was very helpful and opened our…read morewine when we didn't have a wine opener. Cool store too.

Looking for a great place to try a little wine and cheese? If you find yourself in Strasbourg, then…read morelook no further than Terres a Vin. With more than 3000 wines on their wine list and a plethora of cheeses and other foods to enjoy them with, this should be on your list of places to check out when in Strasbourg. We stopped by with a group of 8, and were immediately made to feel welcome as we entered the quaint spot. While they did not have the first couple of wines we chose, they did come through with the others that we chose and then paired that with some amazing cheese. While French is the language of the land, we were quickly laughing with the locals as we tried to recall our college French and were happy to see that what we ordered was what appeared on our table! Total per person was very reasonable (about $20 Euro per person). The room is divided up into some comfortable seating areas with leather couches and bookcases, and they also have tables and chairs (including one large table for 10) if you want to gather round to talk. And the bathrooms? Super clean and pleasant. A lucky find for sure!

It's a great wine bar/store, where the owners know their wines really well…read more Tucked away from the city center brouhaha in a small square, this store boasts one of the best selections of wines in downtown Strasbourg. While it doesn't serve any real food - just cheese and charcuterie boards, the wine selection and the interior is well worth the stop, just as the advice of the owners if you are seeking to purchase a good bottle of wine, consistent with your tase and ranging anywhere from 10 to 1000 euros. All in all, that's a great place with nice and sometimes spaced-out owners, that I can but recommend, both for the quality of wines and the coziness.

For my 1900th review i chose this one. It's a French cheese shop and if you are a cheese lover you…read morewill love this place. It's located on a small street in the old city and has about 50-60 varieties of cheese from around France. I love French cheese and they make amazing stuff. I could have spent the day buying cheese here :-)) They have an amazing array of goats chess and lots of hard and soft cheeses including my all time favourite Brie avec Truffle :-))) it's almost all artisanal cheese and French is the only language here. Brushing up on my vocabulary was essential to shop and taste here ;-)) Service is very friendly and prices are not too bad. If you are looking for great cheese in town, I would put this place on your must visit list. Can't wait to go back here again.

Maison Lohro is a small, well-stocked cheese shop near the heart of the city of Strasbourg. It is…read morea short walk from the cathedral and other central points. Prices here are reasonable. The Muenster cheese I purchased was excellent and priced right. Service is prompt and efficient, if not particularly engaging or friendly.