Outdoor tables on a quiet street in a pedestrian zone. They serve delicious loose leaf tea, a…read morerarity. Open Sundays. Service is very friendly. It is very popular with locals. Even better, our wifi at Notre Dame hotel across the street still worked while enjoying our tea.

I'm a fan of this café. I like how they serve the classic French options you would expect, but…read morethey include some American café staples on the menu: chai latte, matcha latte, avocado toast. I visited this place more than once during my trip to Bordeaux because of their convenient location, good hours, and quality food & drinks. It's nice to get in some veggies and a drink other than straight up coffee for breakfast. They have indoor and outdoor seating, table service or to-go ordering, and free wifi.

I highly recommend Black List Cafe. It's a small space, with friendly servers. Tables are…read morearranged along one side, which fill up fast. Two people were kind enough to make room for me at one of the tables. I ordered an espresso and yogurt (I wanted to eat light that afternoon) which on top had fresh fruit sauce layer and on top of that broken pieces of hard caramel, not sure, but it was amazing, maybe not for my teeth. The woman across from me raved about the cheese cake, proclaiming it to be one of the best she ever had.

Tiny cafe that packs a ton in the most efficient way. The food is wonderful. The coffee is…read morewonderful. They have seating along the wall inside and a couple of tables outside. We had a cappuccino and chai tea latte to drink. They promptly provided water for the table. The eggs benedict with bacon and the savory pancakes were excellent. The savory pancakes had an egg and bacon on top, which was a nice added protein punch to the pancake carbs. Everything was delicious. So glad we found this place. It was a great full breakfast on our last day in Bordeaux. Enjoy!

By complete luck we stopped for breakfast here one morning and I am glad we did as sometimes the…read moreunplanned stops turn out to be some of the best ones. It seems to be more coffee shop/cafe than restaurant but the food is really really nice. We had a salad, ham and cheese sandwich each and also shared a lovely raspberry muffin. The food was super fresh and tasty so nothing to fault at all. There is tonnes of chairs outside and the decor is all mismatching and gives the place a very relaxed feel. The staff were really friendly and eager to help translate the menu to English for us. Great Wee cafe down nice rustic Hippster marks 100 out of 100.

I had the most amazing tart ever in Bordeaux, the city best known for wine, well at least to most…read morepeople. However, to me, this will always be best remembered as the city with the "the most awesome tarts evah" since even after spending 3 days here, the moment that stood out to me the most was eating Le Buro des Possibles' desserts! Though this place was amazing, unfortunately, I couldn't give Yelp credit for this visit. This place was too under the radar as despite having a 5 star rating, it only had 3 reviews and was located in a small quaint street away from the center. So in most cases, I would've probably never found it. But I've been lucky on this trip, as in this case, a store associate down the street happened to direct me to this cafe when I asked for a good pastry shop. And thank goodness she did because little did I know that in only a few steps this little spot would blow me away. Get them tarts and you'll see why. Their orange cream/chocolate ganache tart and lime tart were amazing with all the flavors spot on! I also liked that the crusts for both held their integrity despite being a mix of Graham cracker and Speculoos which added an extra layer of flavor to the tarts. At 4.5EU a piece, they were a steal and left me feeling full in the belly and, most importantly, full of happiness. Days after, I'm still talking about these pastries with my dad who visited the shop with me and anyone else who comes in contact with me. Though I was hyping up their tarts to the max, I can't forget to mention their teas. I got their The Des Posibles while my dad got the Mis'o Green (disclaimer: it's not related to miso in flavor whatsoever) and they were lovely! We received a whole pot and not only where they fragrant, but they were such a great compliment to the tarts which were on the sweeter side. The space was a nice spot to relax as it was comfortable and perfect for any hipster looking to get some work done (I think they rent out some space in the other part of the cafe?) haha. The shop owner working there and her daughter(?) were both very sweet and helped give stellar recommendations in and outside of this cafe. I say also outside the cafe because since we just so happened to be looking for a dinner spot for later on, we asked the locals where the best eats were as it worked out so well for us previously! The owner was a super foodie and was able to point me to a few of her favorites (I shall write about La Tupina later if I don't forget) in which we ended up visiting and enjoying very much! And because of all of this, taking a break at this little cafe with my dad will always be something I'll remember from my short trip to Bordeaux. I hope that others who visit this city pays a visit to Le Buro Des Possibles for a nice afternoon snack/break and a tart they won't forget!

Loved the shop, its nice owner as well as the private Sophrology initiation!…read moreThe shop is peaceful, full of all kinds of teas. If you're curious enough you'll get a full explanation of where the tea comes from, its benefits and advices about the consumption. Register for a workshop dealing w the tea. Make your own tea, cosmetics based on the tea, or opt for a initiation to Sophrology! The workshops are between 10 and 25 euros per person. Group prices could be made :)

From the owner: Nous sommes spécialistes du thé bio et du café bio. Nous vous faisons partager notre passion lors…read morede nos ateliers de dégustation, en vous faisant déguster nos grands crus. Vous pouvez aussi savourer sur place nos cocktails de thé à base de fruits, notre Mojitea ou encore un Matcha Latte !

I went here once for breakfast and it was mediocre. A baguette with butter and jam, fruit, house…read morejuice that tasted like canned fruit, and yogurt. Honestly not worth it and not good. There are better places to eat in Bordeaux.

We ordered two lunch specials. The sandwich has poached egg,…read moreprosciutto, sundried tomato, mushroom, etc.. it was the best sandwich I've ever had. it was amazing! Another dish we ordered came with gratin, soup, prosciutto, cheese, etc. The gratin was absolutely fantastic! The meal made us extremely happy!!

I randomly found this place on my map of bookmarks and saw we were in the area. We decided to check…read morethe cafe out! My group and I entered and were hit with warm air as my glasses fogged up immediately. It was nice to get out of the cold for a bit. We fin a seat in the back corner and wasn't sure if it was like the USA where you order up front or if it was more of a dining experience... A worker gave us a menu, and we waited... not sure if they would come by to take our order.... So we went up to order with another worker but didn't have to pay until we were about to leave. Kind of a confusing experience. I got their Matchagato, and my boyfriend got their Affagato. The two were so cute and delicious! We definitely preferred the affogato a lot more as the coffee was really strong with the mixture of the vanilla ice cream. The matcha was good but didn't have a nice intense flavor like the coffee. We also ordered their best seller cookie: salted chocolate chip (I believe). Delicious! Lots of chocolate with the salt balancing the sweetness. Great texture as well. A cute little cafe. I see more people ordering their other matcha drinks via Google so they must be known for matcha here. They also have seasonal special drinks such as pumpkin spice latte in November/December.

Absolutely thrilled to have found another coffee shop that has matcha. The cashier was very kind…read moreand explained the difference between the matcha frappé and the Japanese iced coffee which I appreciated. There's wifi and a restroom as well as ample space. They also have cakes and cookies and from what I saw on the menu they also have breakfast. If you need a break from Bordeaux's small, Dixie cup sized coffee servings come here and get your matcha/coffee fix. I do however need to dock a whole star because the barista said I wasn't allowed to use my laptop indoors after midday even after I paid for a drink. What kind of rule is this? Newsflash: people go to coffeeshops to get work done too not just drink coffee and leave. Sorry SIP but this rule will impact your business.

One of my best experience in the salon de thé in France . Testy thé and infusion from oriental…read morecountries

A really nice place to escape the busy city life! The staff…read moreis very welcoming and the tea is truly tasty! The tea menu isn't exhaustive but relatively sufficient for a small tea shop.

There are so many great things to say about Kitchen Garden, a cozy cafe with super friendly staff…read moreturning out a small selection of beautifully-plated vegetarian dishes for lunch! My pick was the Mezze Bowl, which came with a huge variety of delicious, flavor-forward, seasonal ingredients. There was roasted eggplant (perfect for the summer), moussaka (eggplant with tomato), yellow rice mixed with lentils topped with yogurt, a dollop of labneh, a pickle spear, pickled red onions, dill, lettuce salad topped with feta, and two different types of hummus: a regular hummus topped with za'atar, and a bright pink beet hummus too! Every single element on this plate was simply spot-on in flavor, and I noticed a couple of Ottolenghi cookbooks sitting on the shelf, which I'm certain played a role in the creation of this dish! I also tried the daily special, which was a warm bowl of polenta topped with roasted eggplant, red pepper, pickled ginger, sesame seeds, cilantro, and the best part, a generous helping of shiitake mushrooms in a soy marinade. Each of these seasonal ingredients was simply delicious, and the combination of the earthy eggplant, the acidic pickled ginger, and the umami mushrooms came together perfectly with the warm polenta. The dishes here might not be cheap, but the quality was definitely worth the price!

My husband and I had Sunday brunch at Kitchen Garden and enjoyed it very much! We got more food…read morethan we would typically order because it was a prix fixe menu, which we weren't expecting, but it turned out to be really nice. A great variety of flavors, colors, and textures. A perfect balance of savory and sweet. There was an option for vegan yogurt and vegan tofu scramble for those who prefer vegan diet instead of vegetarian. If you're vegan or vegetarian, don't miss this place. It was one of our favorite restaurants during our short trip to Bordeaux!