This review is for their pastry only. We have tried pastry all over town and this is our favorite…read more The croissant is crisp on the outside, airy and slightly chewy inside, and oh so buttery! We love all their pastries and would highly recommend giving them a try.

This place is good for tea time! I have been several times to enjoy a cup of tea with some nice…read morecakes in the afternoon. It is pricy but quality of the homemade cakes is there. The tea selection is pretty good too. However, the breakfast option there is not the best: really pricy and the quality and selection are poor. Seriously €25 for the brunch option is a bit too much for Les Sables. We are not in Paris or London!

My favorite place to have breakfast in front of the sea. The breakfast menu is good price and good…read morequality! It includes baguette with butter and jam, homemade scone, yogurt with muesli, orange juice and a hot drink. The quantity is just right and you will really enjoy this place and the food. I know they serve lunch as well but I've never got a change to try, next time !

The name says it all, and the huge roaster right as you walk in confirms it. Go here if you miss…read morefreshly roasted, third wave style coffee. It is also on a pedistrian path a short distance from, but just off of, the busy plaza of the Halles, making for a more relaxing setting to read your book, chat with your companion, or people watch. There is also cozy seating inside. Just follow the smell of roasting coffee beans.

From the owner: Dégustation et vente de cafés et thés La torréfaction à la Brûlerie des Halles est journalière. On…read moredénombre 60 provenances pour les thés et 14 pour les cafés en moyenne. Le café est servi avec un petit verre d'eau et un cannelé. Un décor qui rappelle l'époque coloniale, quelques sacs en toile de jute donnent un air typique à cet établissement.