After 5 days in France and trying multiple bakeries, croissants, and baked goods, I ended the trip…read morewith this bakery and it was the best one of all the ones I had tried. I got 2 sandwiches - one with chicken, lettuce and tomato, and one with ham. I liked the ham one better than the one with chicken, but they were both good and the bread and ingredients were very fresh. The ham one had butter, the ham was spicy and flavorful, and I wanted more after it was done. The sandwiches were 4.80 euros each, which was totally reasonable. The baked goods were even better, as I got the chocolatine (chocolate croissant), for around 1 euro and it was super flaky, with many layers, and the right amount of chocolate inside. I wish I could have eaten 2 of them. We also got a tarte aux pommes (apple tart) which was equally as delicious: flaky, not too sweet, with a decent amount of sliced apples on top. I wish I could have tried more of their things, but really glad I had a chance to try a variety of savory and salty things. I would definitely come back here again and recommend it if you're in Bordeaux.

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Fantastic sandwiches and salads! The sweet, kind ladies running the shop accommodated my children's…read morevery particular demands as well. They even ran across the place to get us glasses of wine to enjoy with our meal. We frequent this place during our stay in Bordeaux. It is a fantastic value for the quality of the meal. I cannot say enough about how delightful the staff is. Highly recommended for a quick, good bite.

I had a wonderful experience at Plan B during an afternoon stroll through the city. We were mid…read moreself-guided walking tour when we decided we were hungry and it was time for lunch. It was almost 2:30-3pm when we decided to give Plan B a try because of their prices and handful of reviews on Yelp. The inside of the sandwich shop was very rustic with a nice eclectic feel. All the tables were full but we were able to snag a table that came open soon after arriving. A friendly waiter came over to take our order. The menu was not extensive. There were about a dozen sandwiches to choose from and the option to get the handheld in a combo (+drink or drink+dessert). The better deal was to go with a combo so we did. After waiting a couple of minutes our sandwiches were brought out and they were delicious. Very simple yet made with quality fresh ingredients to give you a healthy lunch. I had Le Mama without tomatoes and I really enjoyed it. For dessert we opted to try a chocolate brownie to cleanse the palate. I think what added to this experience was the ambiance and gorgeous day outside. Being able to say we were enjoying a sandwich in the cafes of Bordeaux is pretty fantastic, no? I would highly recommend this spot to anyone looking for a good yet budget friendly meal.

Very cute bakery. Most of the bread is organic and looked absolutely delicious. The sandwich bought…read morewasn't great, but they have a bunch of choice and it's definitely a good bakery where locals go to buy their daily bread. Would definitely recommend and go back. The boulangère is very nice too!

A very understated, traditional style bakery on busy Cours Portal in the Chartrons quartier of…read moreBordeaux, offering an array of freshly baked breads. You'll find the "traditional" baguette (my favorite) still warm, displayed amongst a variety of baguettes and freshly baked breads. The breakfast pastries (as we Americans like to call them) are divine. Simple, delicious and always fresh. The "pain aux raisin" is a favorite along with the traditional croissant and the heavenly almond croissant. Get there early and you'll see all the fixin's for the sandwiches freshly prepared and waiting for your selection. I've never indulged in their dessert style pastries though they too look inviting. I'm too busy shoving bite size pieces of warm baguette into my mouth to give it more thought. Lucky me, this little jewel is located just at the end of my street! I've experienced warm baguettes at all times of the day. You will not be disappointed if you pop into Le Pain d'Elise!

Ambiance - 4/5 bistro style, lively Service - 5/5 friendly,…read morewarm and efficient Food - 3.5/5. We ordered the salmon, shrimp and potato galette, Nutella galette and tripe sausage galette. The crepes were made of buckwheat. Everyone liked their orders. I just wished that there was more sauce, like bechamel, on the crepe. The price was very reasonable. For a party of 4 and with two orders of tea, our final bill was €63. Overall, we had a very good experience here.

There are a few things I want to eat in France. A nice crepe is definitely one of them. Though at…read morethis place, the selection is so wide, it's hard to just pick one. They do help you out by offering a combo. For a few Euro more, you can add a sweet crepe to follow your savory one, making it a rather good deal as a combo for around €12-16. I totally love the crepes here. It's so thin, slightly crispy, simply way better than most I've tried back home.