there's been a wifi outage of some sort near my house for the past two weeks, so to do basically…read moreany sort of work at all i need to leave the neighborhood. this place has been absolutely perfect. i've tried other coffee shops and even libraries, but either their hours are capricious or their vibes are off. i've been here nearly every day this week and am considering moving in my belongings to permanently stay here until my wifi is fixed. i practically live here anyway! the coffee isn't the best in the world, but the pastries are great and the lemonade is, too. crucially, no one has said anything when i sit here for five hours straight right up until closing. my new favorite spot in grenoble!

Wonderful friendly spot to have some coffee and a pastry. Also a great setup if you want to connect…read moreto their wifi and do some work!

Je suis une habituée du Jardin du Thé! Cet endroit est…read moresuper. Aussi bien pour acheter du thé que pour se poser. Les pâtesseries sont très bonnes et changent régulièrement! La salle est peut-être un peu petite, surtout que cet endroit est toujours plein! Faut pas avoir peur d'attendre parfois. Ils vendent aussi de bons et de beaux produits. Mes thés préférés : Île de Madagascar, Aladdin et Rouge Baiser.

After three visits to the Jardin du Thè, I think I am finally ready to review it…read more The good reviews and hip appearance of the place attracted me, as did the large barrels full of tea which you can see from the outside. The colours are very earthy, lime green, white, with pine wood tables and low hanging funky lights. Le jardin du thé is half a tea salon, half a tea shop. If you like a tea, you can also buy it to take home. There are also numerous exciting tea making apparatuses such as Japanese-style tea pots. I haven't yet bought anything from this shop, but I would be very tempted to buy something to bring home. Prices range from 2.50 euros per 50g to around 20 euros! The less expensive options are usually the stronger black teas and herbal infusions. The most expensive choices are mainly Japanese green teas. This is a serious tea place. The Indian summer gave me reason to opt for an iced tea the first two times. The first time I went for the thè glacé du jour, a white tea flavoured with peach. My two friends went for the same. Unlike commercially bought iced tea brands like lipton, the tea here tasted far more natural, less syrupy and I got the sensation that I was drinking real tea (it wasn't just a sensation...). The second time I had an "Aladdin", a regular on the menu which was an iced green tea flavoured with spices such as ginger, cloves and orange peel. I discovered the facebook group, clicked "j'aime" and quickly became accustomed with the "jeu de jeudi", in which a tea question is asked on a Thursday afternoon, and the first successful answer wins a free tea and cake. The question last Thursday was "which of the following teas goes best with milk", and my answer "assam" was the correct one, yay! So I went to le jardin du thé this morning to claim my prize. There weren't too many cakes on offer in the morning, as I guess it's more of an afternoon craving? There were scones, a nutella roulade, brownies, and I was told that some cookies would be arriving within 10 minutes. I was hungry at 11am, having not had breakfast, and couldn't wait. I ordered one of the teas of the month, a Japanese genmaicha sencha, and the triple chocolate brownie. Service was tip top, my order arrived promptly and I felt no pressure to hurry up and leave, so I sat back and relaxed, reading my kindle and taking advantage of the free wifi. The tea arrived in a rather big pot with a green mug which matched the walls. It came with an hour glass, and I was told to wait for the green sand to run out before pouring it. The brownie was quite bizarre-it was covered with icing! The tea was lovely, not served boiling as is right (green/white tea should never be made with boiling water as it destroys some of the anti-oxidants). The brownie was nice, but not really a brownie, more like a tray bake chocolate cake with icing. The cookies soon arrived, and I wished I had waited a little earlier as they looked incredible. I really enjoyed the atmosphere here, the service was impeccable, and I will definitely be back for the cookies and more tea.

Very nice place....chai latté an smoothies is so delicious. The terrace face to garden is…read morewonderful....

The coffee and pastries here are pretty good! This is a great location to sit with friends or do…read moresome mobile work. The seating is very nice and spacious - more like the typical type of cafes you find in North America.

Great coffee shop to relax. Good coffee, food, music and ambience - what more do you need?…read moreArmchairs? Yes, got those too.

With an outstanding selection to compete anywhere in the world, this is "the" place to go to in…read moreGrenoble to your coffees and teas (evidently since 1929). Moreover, the staff is exceptionally nice and helpful. Describe what you like or what you are looking for and they will find it for you. A little secret is that they have a tiny espresso bar in the back so if you sneak back there and ask them to grind some beans for you, you can enjoy a rare roast without even needing to take it home first.

Nice place. Prepared food, desserts, drinks, chocolates, ice cream. You can sit inside or…read moreoutside. The interior is bright, clean and modern.

Amazing desserts! The 3 tier chocolate is simply to die for! A little pricey for the size of the…read moredesserts, but well worth it!

Great location. Great service. No problem not speaking French! Lots of food options that are…read moredifferent from the states.

You guys, this is the BEST restaurant in Grenoble. Seriously. I used to come here to study in 2008…read morewhen I was living in Grenoble as an exchange student. It is one of the only "study friendly" coffee shop type restaurants around. Also the tartines and salades are really good. Desserts are good too. Coffee is good too. I had brunch here one time and it was the best brunch of my life. Also, do French restaurants even to brunch? Not really, so this is a great find! We come back to this restaurant every time we visit Grenoble.

Lovely french sandwicherie, everything feels so fresh. I particularly recommend the savoyarde,…read moredidn't like the fries that much although they felt home cooked

From the owner: Une pause et l'addition Voilà ce que vous trouverez dans ce petit resto salon de thé idéal pour la…read morepause déj. Au menu tartes maison savoureuses accompagnées de salades. Il sera difficile de ne pas se laisser tenter par ls tartes sucrées. Sur la place Grenette, ce lieu confortable est parfait pour se détendre.

As an American I know a thing or to about burgers and these were really fantastic. The fries are…read morealso really good.

For a quick burger joint, this spot is impressive. The burgers and fries are simple but very fresh…read moreand delicious. The package with the burger, fries, and drink is totally worth it!