Upon our arrival to Chamonix, we were looking for something to eat and came upon Le Fournil…read moreChamoniard. Now I'm not an expert at French bakeries, but this quaint little shop really fit the visit. The food was excellent and the selection was more than I could imagine. I just wish there knew more about their offerings. If you are ever in the area stop on by. I'm sure the staff will be willing to help you. Although my trip was in 2018, I would definitely go back if I had the opportunity. Enjoy!!!

I was in Chamonix France in November 2022 visiting & found this bakery from Yelp…read more This place is a sweet heaven...the French baguettes are deliciously baked to perfection. This patisserie is very well known in Chamonix's in the French Alps. It's a simple place but worth every single bite of pure deliciousness. It's a must!!!

After years of buying frozen gluten-free bread at the supermarket, there is finally another option:…read moreCelia'. Just outside the city center of Aosta, this bakery/gastronomia, while small, has a good selection of freshly baked products at fair prices. Today I purchased two pieces of fresh baked bread, a cupcake, layered chocolate raspberry cream cake, an arancino (ball of rice stuffed with cheese, tomatoes, and peas and fried), bread stuffed with ham and tomatoes, and a small bag of dry pasta and spent 13 euros. The only thing I would skip next time is the cupcake. Everything else was exceptional. Also available were focaccia, pizza, breadsticks, ham, meat and potatoes, beer, and croissants. Recommended.

Stopped here immediately after finishing our day's section of the TMB. Lots of choices! My husband…read moreand I were both starving and ordered focaccia with tomato sauce and stracciatella cheese. We both gobbled them up quickly!

So yummy. Everything is fresh and the owner and staff are all really nice. Thank you!!read more

Boulangerie Artisinal is on the crowded Rue Sainte-Claire. Don't let the shoulder-to-shoulder…read moretourists, most of them carrying the wonderful local ice cream piled into waffle cones, fool you. There is a reason the line is down the entry steps out the door at most hours of the day. It can even be difficult to get in line on market days (Tuesday, Friday, Sunday) when merchant stalls block a direct path to the door. This bakery-the ovens are just to your left when you are making and paying for your selections-is a cut above the ordinary. And despite how busy they are the folks behind the counter are knowledgeable and friendly. This is our daily bread go-to place in Annecy.

On your way to Chamonix stop by this amazing bakery. New take on traditional cakes and some…read moreoriginal creations, all handmade . The only problem you will have is which one to choose.

We stopped in this tiny, cozy bakery to order sandwiches for our departure the following day. The…read moreyoung lady who served us was very friendly and had a great sense of humor. We ordered cheese and salami subs for 6.50chf (a great price!). There were other options including ham or just cheese. She said she'd have them for us in the morning. When we arrived to pick up she remembered us and offered to toast our subs. The sandwiches were PERFECT for our long train ride to the airport. The location is just past the train stations toward the north in Zermatt. Highly recommend anyone to stop in and grab a sandwich for the road, the hike, lunch or dinner.

Wonderful proprietors! The friendliest we met in Zermatt, welcomed us in, offered us a number of…read moregoodies, just a really great experience in a place where things tend to be...well...stuffy.

We were looking for a place to have quick breakfast and found this place next to our hotel…read more We tried two varieties of no-meat quiche, a chicken open sandwich and a tuna open sandwich. They were all really good for the price we paid. Finished our breakfast with a cappuccino for both of us This place wasn't expensive at all, especially per Switzerland standards. We paid CHF 32 for 2 of us

very nice and popular bakery/cafe in adelboden…read more the food they serve is very nicely made and tasty. very friendly and down-to-earth people working there. my mother says they have the best "Zopf" in switzerland! you totally have to check out this bakery for their breads if youre in adelboden!

One of my favorite things in Zermatt…read more Small bakeries sprinkled around town, including one down the road from my hotel. I must have had 5 sausage rolls across 7 days. They're snappy sausages in flaky delicious pastries. Highly recommended.

Very cozy bakery shop -cafe. We came in the morning just to…read morehave a cup of tea. They were so nice and friendly, and the cake was super fresh and very tasty. People working there were so nice to our dog as well, giving him a bowl of water . It also has very warm and cozy ambiance

This is my favorite place for coffee in Zermatt, delicious sandwiches and cookies and cappuccinos!…read more It became a daily stop and a refreshing experience

Great place to grab a inexpensive sandwich for lunch. Fresh tasting and filling. We liked it so…read moremuch, we picked up a chocolate eclair. Perfect finish to the lunch.

I had to update this as we came here 3 times during our trip and it kept getting better. Hands down…read moremy favourite place to eat in Zermatt. The Italian dark hot chocolate with ginger was the best I've ever had. The tuna focaccia was amazing and enough to share if you want a lighter bite. I didn't have anything I didn't enjoy and they even have matcha (which, as a stereotypical Pilates instructor, I need to survive on ). Amazing staff. I will definitely be back!

Stopped in to pick up some sweets while visiting Zermatt for the day. I got some Matterhorn shaped…read morechocolates, chocolate dipped candied oranges, and a bag of shaved chocolate they said was for hot chocolate. Very expensive, but nice to try it. The chocolate doesn't dissolve that well in hot chocolate and it was hard to tell what some of the Matterhorn chocolate flavors were once I got them home.