Great little cafe in Reims. Grabbed a croissant, pain chocolate, small quiche and a chicken…read moresandwich to share later. Everything was so fresh. Croissants flaked in the best way. You could taste the freshness in the chicken sandwich. Little to no wait time. Staff was patient with the language barrier. Definitely recommend!

Huge selection, nice prices. They have all the standards (croissants, pain au chocolat) and a whole…read moreother side with fancier pastries/patisserie and savory options for lunch. Best boulangerie in the area, for sure.

This is a fine boulangerie that is just a block away from the historic Notre Dame Cathedral in…read moreReims. We dropped in for lunch and enjoyed a sandwich, a wrap, and an almond pastry on their patio.

This place was super convenient to our hotel and the prices are extremely reasonable which is why…read morethis is rated as a 4. The quiche was good and the apricot pastry was good as well. Coffee was ok but if you want cream it's not a thing. They do not speak English so be prepared when you go in.

This is a cute little shop with snacks. They also have sweets. The service was nice. It's popular…read more They have sweet and savory food. There are also very popular.

The first morning here and off for a coffee and croissant for brekkies...we found Waida…read more They kindly provided butter and jam for my partner who brought her own bread due to a flour allergy - no problem. Good start. I had a couple of croissants which were a little on the overdone side...you may have experienced this - you start with a whole croissant and end up with a mountain of bits scattered over plate, table and usually you too. Imagine the debris after 2! It was friendly enough, though we had to get up to pay since of course we didn't really want to divert one of the waitresses attention from her phone We decided we could find better the next day (we sort of did - see Harald - in a way)

As we were walking back to the central part of town from Pommery we came across this delightful…read morelittle bakery, which actually was open on a Sunday! The name describes the place well, you step into the bakery and feel like you have entered a modern bakers cave paradise - with the yummy smell of bread and pastries surrounding you. I only wish they had places to sit here, but everything is for take away, and they even offer café to take away with your items. Everything look so good here it is hard to choose. My friend took a quiche and café éclair, and I took a croissant and éclair. I don't think I can ever eat another éclair again and be content, as this was the best éclair I have had to date, they have now set the bar high for tasty éclairs. The croissant was also heavenly, one of the best I have had. My friend also loved her quiche. Truly a delightful spot. Their was only one lady working and she didn't speak any English, but she was super friendly, and we were able to get by with my broken French.

Our AirBnB host recommended this cheese shop, and it did not disappoint! Their selection of…read morecheeses seems to change every few days. One of the owners speaks English and was incredibly helpful recommending some amazing local cheese - we went back twice. In addition to local cheese, they also have a great selection of European cheeses, and he sold us the most incredible salted butter I've ever eaten. He was also kind enough to recommend a bakery down the street for the most delicious baguettes!

I am so happy that Frommages et Vins has such a wealth of French cheeses. I agree - the owner that…read morespeaks English - and does so very well - was able to assist with some new cheese picks as well as point me in the direction of some spectacular and not overly priced wines. Cheers!!

Quick breakfast for a plain croissant and ham quiche, both good. Quick, perceptive, tourist…read morefriendly staff.

We stopped here on our tour of Reims to taste some delicious cheeses. This is a great place to pick…read moreup some cheese; the shop owner is very nice. There is a bakery next door to the shop, where you can pick up a baguette to go with your cheeses.

We sought an authentic fromagerie during our recent trip to Reims--one with regionally produced…read morecheeses to accompany our Champagne from the Clos du Mont D'Hor. We found here a well stocked shop with a polite and knowledgeable staff, who guided us to a creamy Langres and a fragrant Maroilles Fermier. Both were fresh and delicious. If it's cheese you love, be sure to shop here.