This little hidden gem is amazing. I took some photos but I'm pretty sure the owners don't want…read morethem posted as they have signs posted not to take photos here. At any rate, the staff are begun helpful. The property is amazingly gorgeous and such a darling charm!!! I like it so much I'm tempted to book it for this summer now!

Great coffee, great service. The one star review from Chef Will G is misleading. There are 4 seats…read moreoutside, 8 seats downstairs, and many more upstairs. Did he even come here? Great place!

ChatGPT recommended this place. We were at the Capitale de Noel. It was quite a hike to get here…read moreMaps was getting confused and had to cross a few bridges. Finally found it and was underwhelming. It was a micro place with seating for 6 people, one seat available and I sat there while my wife ordered. We were told we could not be served, we asked if we could wait inside and rudely told we have to wait outside in the cold. Don't come here there are plenty of bakeries that serve cappuccinos. I am writing his review while siting inside Secret De Table with plenty of seating where it is warm and drinking a great cappuccino.

The game range juice here is the best I have ever had it must have Been freshly squeezed. We also…read moreordered a chocolate croissant and a regular one they were both flaky and buttery. We also ordered coffee. A double espressos and a cafe creme. My parent thought they were delicious. They had outdoor and indoor seating which was amazing over all it was a great place to bring kids and adults the whole family could be happy

Here you'll find typical cozy Alsatian meals. The food here was amazing and the two people waiting…read moreon the tables were extremely nice and accommodating The service was fast and the dishes were very very well prepared - it was exactly what we were looking for.

On a recent trip to Kaysersberg, a friend and I found ourselves wanting a quick cup of coffee…read morearound mid-morning, but also wanting a quiet spot away from the bustle of the main drag. While a bustling shop near the entrance to the village offered a convenient location, we wanted a relaxed atmosphere to visit and enjoy our drink. Just a few turns away and in the heart of Kaysersberg, we found La Table du patissier. Located on a street corner but still feeling intimate, La Table du patissier fit exactly what we needed. We walked in, said that we were interested in some coffee, and were immediately led to a table by a friendly and chic employee. The restaurant was quiet (we were the only ones there at the time!), and she quickly prepared our cups of coffee while also preparing the place for later meals. The decor was elegant, with neutral walls, modern photos decorating them, and a streamlined look to the tables, including the table setting and furniture. There was pleasant, quiet music playing in the background that added to the inviting ambiance. We happily sipped on our coffee and enjoyed the break in the day. When we finished up, we paid at the register before heading out to continue exploring Kaysersberg, this time with a little caffeine pep in our step.

This was such a cute place -- in a secluded courtyard right off one of the main streets during the…read moreChristmas markets. Great place to get away from the hustle of the markets for a late, leisurely lunch. Service was friendly and fun.

Cold outside, warm inside. We stopped here after walking the cobblestone streets of Colmar and…read moreearned dinner. I can't say we got a warm greeting or really, any greeting at all. It seemed that the front chef was busy chatting on the phone to his girlfriend so we took a seat and waited. After a few minutes, a waiter came by with menus and took drink orders. Tarte Flambée for both of us. Ham and cheese for my friend, "Spicy" for me. Both were the proper portion and loaded with cheese. I can't say that the spicy had much for spicy but it was tasty. We opted not to have dessert or coffee as there's still plenty of eating to be done in Colmar. [Review 21173 overall - 92 in France - 136 of 2024.]

Food is ok but service is horrible. Servers are rude and don't even pay attention to you…read more Location is great.

My recommendation: afternoon espresso and ice cream…read more Grand Café Foy is a sprawling indoor/outdoor brasserie with a very relaxed atmosphere in the center of Nancy's Stanislas Square. Come by in the afternoon and have a coffee and beer, the atmosphere is extremely relaxed and this is a great place to spend an afternoon because of how open everything is. Drinks are priced affordably especially taking into consideration the location of this cafe... 2€ for a Café...which is an espresso. If you're looking for an american style coffee, order a Grand Café or Café Americain.