Je n'ai jamais eu l'occasion de déguster des canelés d'une qualité aussi médiocre et décevante que…read moreceux que l'on m'a servis.

so many locations close by to the opera house, similarly competitive with la toque. (but try…read morecassonade) vanilla and classic with spongy inside and outside chew but not crisp

Fabulous chocolate shop that our tour guide Emma recommended. As soon as you enter you want…read moreeverything. We grabbed a plastic bag and went around filling it with white, milk, and dark chocolates wth pralines, nuts, fruits, and caramel. We meant to take it home with us but it didn't last too long as we went through half of it on the bus ride back to port. OOPS! We did manage to get a medium sized jar of salted caramel which we haven't tried but I assume it's going to be awesome. I got a handful of chocolate covered raisins and they blew Raisinets out of the water! Friendly service and she spoke some English. Merci Beaucoup!!! Great find in Bordeaux.

I love a great kouign-amann- and this place has a whole bar dedicated to this pastry. But while…read moretheir kuignettes were good, they certainly weren't great by any stretch of the imagination.

I wish we had known about the macarons here. My husband and I had their caneles and boy were they…read moredelicious. These caneles were delicate, fresh, moist and gooey. There are no two caneles that are the same, each bakery has their own style and texture. This is located near the tourist bus area or the Cardinal hotel. Very easy to find. Friendly staff that only speaks French. They have a calculator to show you the amount you owe. They accept credit cards for purchases over €10.

So good! The staff doesn't speak English but don't let that stop you…read more Grab a chocolate macaron and thank me later.

Best Croissants I have ever had in my entire life…read more Great Orange juice too only downside it was very expensive.

Charming Patisserie A very pretty patisserie at 5 Rue…read moreBuffon. Grab a table outside for a café au lait and a pastry to people watch or sit inside the elegant tea room. An express is only 2 Euro and a Noisette is just 2:20 Euro. Take a break and enjoy yourself as the French do.

If you're into canelle pastries then this place is for you. This chain runs Bordeaux in terms of…read morethis pastry... I don't like them but I can appreciate everyone else's tastes.

Being a big fan of Giovanni Gelateria in Florence, I had high hopes for this. Alas, it seems to…read morehave nothing in common. Texture and flavour were very much lacking. The only upside is that it's much cheaper than Amorino.

From the owner: Glaces traditionnelles italiennes à base de lait et de crème issus de l'agriculture biologique…read more Macarons artisanaux, crêpes et gaufres.

we wanted to enjoy a nice dinner on our first day in bordeaux and we chose this restaurant…read more Food: mediocre. some meals were good and some were almost uneatable (steak-dish) Service: nice and fast Atmosphere: it is right next to a busy street which is nice because you can look out or sit outside and see whats happening in the city

If I could give zero stars, I would. We walked 20 minutes to try their creme brulee at 10pm at…read morenight. The waitress had one spot outside and probably a few inside. She said she would only serve people who eat multi-course meals. I have never had this happen to me in Paris, no matter how bourgeoisie the restaurant was. She pointed us down the road to another restaurant that only served crepes. Anyways, I was in disbelief in how rude she was and how she lost some good service, even if it was only 'just dessert.'

From the owner: Chocolats 100% pur beurre de Cacao, confiseries, dragéesread more