This is a fabulous little place. It is a cafe/antique store (brocante)/tea room/ and a cafe all in…read moreone. Because the cafe is also a brocante you instantly get a artsy/homey feel. The ambiance is fantastic. It is a small place, and most tables are perfect for groups of 2-3, not more. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They also have a brunch on Sunday's. They are open til around 11:30pm at night, and have a wine/beer selection. The menu is a small chalkboard with the daily fresh options of salads, toasted bread w/ toppings, and quiches. The desserts are home made, and looked amazing, but I didn't get the chance to try one. I also want to try the tea selection sometime. They have a real coffee machine, none of the nespresso stuff here. The most expensive options on the lunch menu were around 19 CHF.

Perfect place for a light lunch, outside or inside. The interior is old fashioned, cosy with some…read moreold antiques. They also offer a nice variety of fruit juices and cakes.

cute little local coffee shop in Annecy old town. As an american tourist (who doesn't know much…read morefrench) this was a such a cute find! The owners spoke english and they have a great selection of coffees, lattes etc. Not much food/ bakery options, but there are plenty of patisseries around the area

We popped into this cute little coffee spot before wandering around the Friday morning market. My…read morecold brew was 5 Euros and lovely! Quite delicious. The woman at the cash register and the man making the coffees were both very friendly. I didn't try any of it, but it looks like they serve breakfast as well!

Cute coffee shop tucked away in an alleyway in Annecy. It was packed /super busy when I arrived in…read morethe late morning. There were only about 2 people working there and they were upfront about a potential wait to order/ receive my drink. I got the Hojicha latte and a pecan brownie. Both were delicious. They have free wifi (need to ask them for the password).

Owner is kind and patient with my poor attempt at ordering in French and then immediately not…read moreknowing how to ask for the baked good item I wanted. Coffee is delicious, and the space is adorable. It's possible no European would ever notice this, but I really wish there were outlets so I could sit and work. There aren't any.

We walked from the old city to eat here based on Yelp reviews. We asked for nice tall and strong…read morecoffee since mixing water and espresso is not really Americano. I told the young tall man about our coffee experience and he said I got you. He hit the ball out of the park. Our coffee was delicious. The food menu is limited but what we ordered was very good. Cute place, friendly staff, great experience. After I took my husband to the barber next door that was also a hit, if you need a barber.

Decided to check out Birdie as it was recommend by Monocle and I'm also a sucker for all things…read morebird related (even if it's just the logo). It's located a short walk from the Patek Philippe Museum. It's a really small place, with just a few high top bar seating inside and some sidewalk tables outside. Service was friendly and quick. I got the Birdie Brekkie with an iced ginger tea. Everything was a bit pricey for the portions but was delicious nonetheless.

We stopped here the other day for a quick dessert before stopping on the train…read more All in all, I really like this place. They have a large variety of options that can really please a lot of people. Great chocolate options and fruit tarts as well. I ended up getting a praline croissant that tasted like they had just made it fresh from a bakery. It was sinfully scrumptious. The only thing I would recommend that they do to improve their croissants and other dishes are to make them pack better for transport.

Well, at least they know how to make macarons…read more Those were my thoughts as I ate the rose and orange macarons. A few minutes back the server had rolled her eyes as I changed my mind on the macaron selection, but I won't hold the service broadly at fault for the prior evening I'd been helped out patiently by a server with fluent command over English - rarity when that happens, and a quality I'm always grateful for in foreign lands. There's a broad selection of breads and baked goods, and while I liked the croissants and quiches, I rank them far higher as a patisserie. I really liked the Noisettine (hazelnut chocolate biscuit with milk chocolate mousse) that was recommended highly by the server. Also interesting was the Valencia (spiced biscuit with orange and chocolate mousse layers and dark chocolate). A Pougnier would be the one shop in Cornavin Geneva I'd repeatedly return to. They are a top notch bakery (4.5 stars)

Delicious quiche. Delightful small bakery with variety. If paying by cash, it goes into a machine…read moreand provides change. Nice service.

First impressions are lasting and walking in, the first thing that caught my eye was the beautiful…read morewall of baguettes followed by rows and rows of delicate pastries. I wanted everything but went with my usual croissant aux amandes and added another pastry I can't recall at the moment for later but both were delicious. They're open pretty late (19:30) and perfect location if staying in one of the neighboring hotels.

An iconic macaron shop with delicious desserts -- they've really nailed the art of making delicious…read moremacarons. There were plenty of delicious flavors and I got a box to share with my family, with the fan-favorites being rose and pistachio. The staff even wrapped it up with a gift ribbon!

7/15/2024 - I'm always on a hunt for this store in the United States or in Europe. I located this…read moreone as soon as I arrived into town. It's located on the corner of a major intersection. They have inside sitting as well. I grabbed several yummy items and walked around town enjoying it. Wonderful service and always great to eat these.

Lovely tiny tea / coffee shop with very good pies and pastries. The welcome is friendly and the…read moreatmosphere very cozy, with a reading corner for children. The coffee is very good and the menus are good value for money. We enjoyed the " Randonneurs " pie, the blueberry / almond pie and the small lounge area inside. There is also a small terrace behind the cafe which is often busy.

This weekend we had lovely sausages in crusty bread with a blueberry/onion compote. This is where…read morewe always go to grab a sandwich to take on a hike or on the drive home.