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.

Amazing coffee & croissants. Rivals our fav Eric Kayser in Paris. Coffees have a perfect ratio of…read moremilk to espresso and the croissants are buttery, flaky and super soft on the inside Winner!

We were really happy eating here, they have great coffee, delightful pastries, that you can watch…read morethem make, and great customer service. Would recommend for a quick breakfast or lunch.

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.

TL;DR: The most incredible boulangerie in Reims!…read more Out of all the boulangeries I tried over the course of my stay in Reims, this was the only one I was a repeat customer at. Looking at my credit card statement for the month, the amount of times this spot comes up is quite terrifying. The croissants, breads, pastries, and sandwiches here are absolutely exquisite. I thought their seasonal Saint-Nicolas breads were precious so I included a photo below. Further, I felt their prices were very reasonable for the quality you receive. The service was very good, though quite quick as it's a busy place. Be prepared to decide what you want quickly on entering. On that note, please don't be surprised if the line here is out the door--the prestige of this boulangerie is not a secret. Do yourself a favor and plan to stop here if you're in Reims.

I came here on a Saturday at 11am and waited in line for 10 minutes. Ordered several items. From…read morethe financiers to the baguette sandwiches to the pastries, they were all great. They also have daily deals Monday - Friday only I believe and this is also where you can get Reims's famous rose biscuits which unfortunately did not get to try.

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

Tasty macaroons for a euro each! This place is well priced but sells chocolate almond croissants…read morefor 1.30 euros or can cater for your wedding cake needs. This artisan Boulanger-patissier is located quite centrally in Reims and happy to talk proudly about his work to his customers. Everything looked delicious and the crossiants and macarons were.

I have 2 words for you......Tomato Macaron - omg this is good…read more Seeing a line out the door at Vincent Dallet, the Mr & I thought there was something worth investigating so we hopped right on in. Very small place and they take the personal touch to the extreme - be prepared to wait......and wait. But for the macarons, you will be glad you did. We got an assortment & enjoyed the following. Flavors were not as strong as we find in Pierre Herme or Laudree but they were nevertheless pleasing Tomato - incredible! Sweet jammy like flavor that paired very well with the tender on the inside, crispy on the outside cookie Champagne Peach Cherry Pistachio While Laduree still remains our top macaron winner, the tomato macaron is a worthy contender

This is a very nice Monoprix located in downtown Reims. It's inside a shopping center, but this…read moremassive Monoprix is part grocery store, part department store! If you're looking for some staples, this is your place. The grocery store has a great selection of local wine and spirits for decent prices. There's a lot of food too: fresh fruit, frozen items, bakery items, and must-haves for visitors in France, like bottled water and French butter for your baguettes! We loaded up on some wine and champagne for our stay, as well as a couple of staples to have for snacks and train rides. This Monoprix has clothing, souvenirs, toys, home goods, and more. I bought this adorable reusable tote bag for around one dollar, and it was not only useful during my trip, but it's one of my favorite souvenirs I bought during my trip to France.

My family went here for some breakfast and it was perfect. The bottom level of this store is a…read moregrocery/bakery. We got fresh squeezed orange juice from the self serve machine and croissants from the bakery. WOW. The croissants were exactly how they're supposed to taste, and better! Flakey, buttery and airy!