Wow!! What a nice shop…read more Great spot for chocolates, candies, nougat, gummies, etc. I am a big fan of their gummy candy and nougat. While it is not cheap, it is delicious, and it is packaged beautifully for you to enjoy or give as a gift. Service is excellent. They will likely offer a taste of their chocolate hazelnut spread (think Nutella). If they don't, ask. It is tasty.

We were invited to dinner by a local family and wanted to bring dessert. We picked the right…read moreplace. The eclairs (in an assortment of buttery yet light flavors of cream fillings) were nothing short of outstanding. My daughter preferred the caramel, my husband the pistachio, and I the hazelnut. But then, 2 days later, I was blown away by a Paris-Brest like eclair -- think éclair shaped sandwich of buttery pastry with almond cream filling sprinkled with powdered sugar and crumbled toasted almonds. I'd return to Strasbourg for that dessert. Back to the night before: both our hosts and we were transported by the Mont Blanc, a chestnut and cassis dessert that was unique in both appearance and flavor. Don't miss it. Our hosts, both French born, said they'd never tasted such a delicious version of that dessert, and that the addition of cassis was unique and genius of this pâtissier. Also, for what it's worth, the elegant woman in the shop was lovely. In short, for the best French pastry in Strasbourg, don't bother going elsewhere.

Great pastries! Highly recommend the croissants and kugelhopf. Line moves along quickly.read more

Must preface this review that it's my first time in Switzerland. On a recommendation from our tour…read moreguide we tried this bakery for lunch. It is a quaint shop in the shopping district. Excellent selection & service was great. I tried the Quiche Lorraine & my wife had a flat bread with toppings. Both were fantastic.

This is a delicious looking bakery with cookies, cakes, & all sorts of sweets. It was busy inside…read morewith lots of foot traffic. We bought a bag of variety cookies to eat with tea/coffee later. It is the perfect size for a tea time snack.

This is a pretty place. They have really delicious biscuits. The prices are reasonable. You can buy…read morea few biscuits. They're sold by weight.

This place seems like more hype than quality, but I fell for the marketing and waited in a long…read moreline to get inside to see what was on offer. I went towards the end of the evening near closing time, so the cookies and pastries had already been picked over quite a bit. Luckily, I was here to get a gingerbread man, and I picked out the cutest one ever (see photos)! I've rarely met a gingerbread I didn't like, and this version was a-okay. It wasn't as spicy as I'd like, but it had a nice chewy crunch to the cookie that made the texture quite satisfying. Of course, as is my method, I nibbled off his arms and legs first. I'm not such a fan of the icing, and Gilg's version I found quite bland. It was sweet, but not tasty. My cookie was individually wrapped in plastic which made it easy to reseal to enjoy later. I was able to take a few more nibbles on my train to Paris the next afternoon. And did I mention how stinking cute the cookie was? The little wide eyes and "o" face...just adorable. I could see these making excellent gifts to take home from Europe, if you could keep the cookies from breaking during transit. The other goods on offer looked tasty, but if the gingerbread man is any indication, this may be one of those "all looks, bland taste" type of bakeries. I wish I had tried something else, but my main reason to visit was merely "just okay."

The most delicious pastries, salads and sandwiches. The raspberry tartlet and chocolate oo-la-la…read moretartlet are not to be missed. Divine!

The Mr knew about the newly opened Quanah Schott from a coworker so we thought it was the perfect…read moreoccasion to grab some pastries for lunch with the parents Extremely nice staff, explained to us that they supply some pastries and all their macarons for a nearby 3-Michelin star restaurant so we knew we were in for a treat We chose 1 of each cake / pastry and have to say there were eye rolls from our parents and us alike....the complexities of flavor layers and the intensity and depth of tastes were top notch! We enjoyed * Tahitian Vanilla Cake * Mango Cheesecake * Chocolate and Pistachio cake * Pistachio cherry eclair * Double chocolate torte * Passion fruit and lime bombe with strawberry * Lemon and lime torte * Der Macaron - this was a huge macaron with passion fruit and fresh raspberries. Simply amazing! We also got 1 of each of the macarons and have to say they rank among our favorites.....not as light as Laudree and we liken them more towards a Pierre Herme.....the filling is thicker like PH & the flavors compliment each other extremely well Our favorites were the strawberry, the caramel, the pistachio, and the chocolate. The macaron had a lovely crackle outer layer but soft and chewy inner part that melted with the creamy filling Can't speak highly enough about Quanah Schott!!

I thought perhaps coming to a French store (Strasbourg, FR) would change my mind about Herme…read moremacarons. They taste the same in Tokyo, Strasbourg and LA and that's a good thing. That means the company does not skimp on brand, training, process and product. We tried the Panettone Aux Marrons (Chestnut Panetone) which was very nice, more buttery, less citrus than its Italian counterpart. I tried a handful of macaron flavors with family and friends. Still, hands down this brand of macaron has to live up to the Luxembergerli. A few days later, we had a chance to verify and try a few dozen Sprungli Luxembergerli at the BAS train station and yes without question I still am a fan of the Luxembergerli over the French macaron for its superior quality: lightly crisp yet moist, delicately superb flavors captured in a bite is UNFORGETTABLE. Flavors are still lingering on my palate two weeks later. One less star for price. It's a designer French macaron so it comes with a high price tag. One less star for haughty service. Let me correct myself. Two less stars for service. I found that the staff at this Strasbourg store couldn't care less because perhaps we spoke English (amongst ourselves). It was like asking 20 questions to try something. I've never been treated poorly in any part of France that I've visited. It was clear they wanted to help French speaking customers. Not good for business. Even though they are harder to get, I'll spend my money on Luxembergerli instead. (http://www.spruengli.ch/?lang=en). Quelle dommage. Au revoir Macarons Pierre Herme. J'ai acheté beaucoup des Luxembergerlis. Visits: 1 France, 1 Tokyo, 2 LA

This was an amazing place of French bakes and pastries my Aunt showed me. You'll just have to…read moretrust me on this one and try everything until you find your favorite. And yes I did too, lol. They also have a back patio where you can sit. The front of the store is just glass cases of goodies. Right behind the register is a small area for seating but on a nice day the patio outside in back is great. Zen and modern is what I would call this area. They have regular food too that was pretty good too but it's mainly about the deserts. Enjoy!! :)

Unfortunately, Rebert is still our #2 patisserie in Wissembourg since they discontinued then…read moremodified their lemon tart. They HAD the best until two years ago then changed recipes/style of this tart. It's okay but nothing great like it used to be. The rest of the pastries/desserts are amazingly good but I rank patisseries by lemon tarts. Sorry Rebert. Bring back the original and you'll regain #1 status.

The best macaroons & cookies. C'est bon! An excellent area to shop for artisanal food items of all…read morekinds.

Best Macarons around. The plain are good also the chocolate and raspberry are also good. Don't be…read moreafraid to ask for a sample.

Before leaving Strasbourg, I stopped in here and bought a bag of mini macarons. They looked like…read morethey were getting ready to close, so I went somewhere else to eat, even though their menu of sandwiches sounded really good. Everything is kind of a blur now, so I can't remember if the bag was 5 or 8 euros, but I do remember that there were 12 different macarons, each a different flavor. They were all really good, and the package was the best way to taste them all in a bite sized fashion. The orange was definitely my favorite, followed by the chocolate. I shared one with someone else on my trip and she couldn't believe how much it tasted like an actual lemon. They had a lot of other pretty pastries, but stay so far away from the city centre made it hard for me to have ever known this place was here before the end :(

Best millefeuille I've had in years. Normally way too sweet. This was perfect! Not to mention about…read morethe apple pie! Waww. Defo recommend you try their patisserie products.

We walked by this shop on a previous visit to Riquewhir. A young lady was giving out some macarons…read moreas samples to the passersby--or, potential customers like me. It tasted so good--I really liked coconut and pistachio ones. As we returned to explore Riquewhir further a couple days later, we decided to treat ourselves to some of their products...we got an assorted 200 g bag for 6,50€. There must've been 15 or 16 pieces in the bag (sorry, no photos). We just destroyed them without much effort in one sitting that evening. They were excellent!! It's a must visit when you're in this quaint Medieval town of Riquewhir for sure!

Really appreciate the swift service and the freshly made coconut macaroons. My friend and I bought…read moresome macaroons for our friends and family - and really like the ability to choose the different flavors (pistachio, orange, chocolate, raisins and original) that were offered. It's a very small shop - and if you are a tourist, it's worth buying one or a few bags of macaroons/cookies to take with you for yourself and as gifts. There is also another store of this "chain" in Riquewihr and in the city of Colmar.