Early morning walk here for a cafe and croissant au chocolat. Not much chocolate in the croissant…read morebut it was good after a nice walk to the l'Arc de Triumph. A nice little boulangerie in Montpellier, France.

This bakery is a true surprise at the end of an alleyway. The owner's super nice and helpful,…read morepatiently explaining every item in his shop (in French and basic English). He's passionate about the things he makes, which leads to you feeling happy and fluffy after eating anyhing sold here.

Very good croissants, baguettes, and pastries! There was a bit of a queue every time we went to…read morethis little boulangerie, a good sign :) The prices were very good, the baked goods were all lovely and delicious, and the service was quite friendly and patient with my poor French. Well worth a visit.

Everything was incredible but I would have liked them to heat the croissants, to be crunchierread more

Good quiches! Apparently the pastries are the best, so I will be back to try them. Right next to a…read morePicard & the tram Aiguelongue (line 2).

This dessert place located at the cross road of Rue de la Loge and Rue Jean Moulin. Ortholan good…read moreplace to get dessert. We went in the store as curiosity. We saw they carry many ice cream with interesting flavor. We got the banana coconut flavor. It was great during the hot day. The coconut flavor was good to have. We like the ice cream to taste while walking.

People line up for the following formule: an espresso with a croissant, brioche or pain au…read morechocolat, for the low price of 2,30 euros. It seemed like a pretty good deal for me, and I joined the crowd. The coffee was not exceptional, but I didn't expect it to be. The croissant was warm and tasty. I'll be back! Ronde des Pains is a chain, presumably a franchise operation. There are four in Montpellier proper and quiet a few more in the area. Do a search at http://www.rondedespains.com/ and you'll see what I mean.